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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (March 28, 1918)
LENTS PAGE Well Answered. A British officer who we* Inspeetlug the line in Flanders camo across a raw looking yeoman. "What are you here for?" asked the officer. Mrs. Eltner Droste Is still sojoiirninx ’’To report anything unusual, sir,” ‘‘What would you call unusual?" with relatives in Heattie. Win. A. Yost has Lought the Gordon What would you do If you aaw five Lattlu cruisers steaming across the Held?” place, 7820, *itb Ht. "Take the pledge, sir." Guy Robinson is seen dashing around in u dandy new Maxwill car. Rumor persists that thvre will I m > u wedding at the Friends church Hu inlay i even lug. Mrs. Bwartout, living on H7th Ht., urar ' H7th Ave., has lawn in poor health for FOR SALII j *>ni« time. GRAVEL and SAND. R Heyting. Mrs. Ed Payne, from near Canby, I’hohc T»l>ur JUt^l. 6tl spent the weekend with her 'parents, Mr. ami Mrs. J. T. Berry. FoR HALF OKTRADE—A thorough- Mrs. Olson moved from her home on brad Buttercup Rooster. Apply 8924, 83, d street, tea, week, to a new home on 67th Ave. H, E. doth Ave. near !»6th Street. Mrs. Nellis Anderson ami daughter, FOR RENT—Garage at Woodmere. Nona left Friday for Long Beach, Ore. 83.00, phone, Talior 4*34. where they ei|>ect to apsnd some time. ------ ----- ■ i — Milton J. Thrush has been on the sick FOR HALE—Blar-k Minorca eggs, 15 tor 76< at 6126 HU Ht., !*mts. Mr. King. list the past few months'. The last comp lication in bls Illness lias beetles severe A No. I tablet* for eale. Linen finish attack of quinsy. paper, ruled one side, site7s 11 30< each. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McGill, who have IJmltod quantity. A real bargain. En been spending the winter in Han Diego, quire Mt. Hcott Herald. Cal , returned this week to their home at 4541 HHth St. H. 1 Drop your pennies in the receptacle at the lamts Branch Library tor the Soldiers' Library Fund. They need books and magazines "over there.” Mrs. GuUiks is tilling l>er windows, thcee days, with a tempting array of spring millinery. Don’t forget her if ENGLISH :— you are considering a new Easter bonnet. Literature, Grammar, Spelling Huuday April 7th is “Y’oung Friends’ GREGG SHORTHAND — Oregon’s Day ” throughout America and .the official system young Quaker« of the local church are TOUCH TYPEWRITING arranging a suitable program for that W. Ai mee Hollingworth, A. B. date. Tab. Mil MZ7 TVnil Mt i Nashville Sts. > Mr. and Mrs. Vera Fish of 4516, H9lli Ht. have just received word that their Tabor 1AM sons Clatln and Clifford have arrived safely on the other side of the “Big Dr. Wm. Rees Pood. Office «ltd llcildetirr. 36N K ftUfh Ht. AI k > u t two weeks ago Mrs. Wm. Rose, PORTLAND« OKK. who liven at «Hltli Ave. ami 87th St , fell \ ami painfully injured her arm. She has been under the doctors care since but is K..I B<|W. MS* recovering slowly. Randolph Bundy was a caller at the John Guy Wilson Herald Office this week. He is eujoying Attorney-at-Law a month's furlough from the Bremerton say Pillock Block i avy Yard. He will visit bis parents CAra Con.ulUllon Kv.nlnga by Appolntm.nl at Astoria before returning. O. D. Hogg recently purchased from Mr. Quick, the old Ward place on 61«t Prof. T. E. Lawson Av., between 92nd and 95th Sts. Thex- ¿0 YEARS EXPERIENCE two latter transfers were concluded by Piano Lssaons at^Vour Homa at 7Sc the Williams Realty Co. also. Ha Will Call A tiny baby girl was born to Mr. and ««1« Mlb St Mrs. Philip Quinlan, 4721, 87th St. last Tabor 7M Friday morning. Although it weighed Offlca Marthall m but one and one-half |>ounda it is doing nicely. Dr. MoSloy was the attending physician. Dr. F. M. Brooks Frank Croon and family and I.ee M« Oregonian Building Croon aze new comers in Lente living at PORTLAND OKK 9514 , 43rd Av. and 9529, 45th Av., Specialist la Surgery respectively. They bought their homes from Tboe. Smith through the Williams Notary Public Thon»I TABOR IM* Realty Co., Grays Crossing. *' Y LENTS BRIEFS Lents Real Estate Co. RALPH STANI, Plop. City and Country Proparty I.KNT8, OREGON Church Notes Baptist Church. Services at the Baptist church Sunday March 31s', E. A Smith, Pastor. Sun Chester’s Union* Sanitary day Hchoolat 9:45 a. in, Mrs. Randolph, Supt. Morning Service at 11. Theme, Barber Shop "Good News front Heaven.” Dedica MM Foster Hoad Tabor «»75 tion of the service flag will he at this time. Special attention to children's hairctiUing Young |HM>plee meeting Sunday evening at 6:80, R. G. Nichols, Pres. Easter exercises Sunday evening by the child ren. Prayer meeting Thursday evening. A week from Sunday evening, the High land Baptist Church gos|>el band will have charge of the services. Wat.’h for announcements. DR. l’RATT’S Optical Primer W is for WORK Your days work. Do you dr sail it? Do you finish it with tired eyes and aching head? Or^mayhe you don’t really finish It, just manage to stay on the job till the bell rings? Defective, overworked eyes are con tinually sapping nerve energy and depleting your working forces. Better see what a pair of glasses will do before the "boss” concludes to dispense with your services. "Your eyes are safe in our care.” The Optical Shop DR. GEO. B. PRATT Optometrist 326Alder Ht. between 6th and Bdw. - T T Tr Our Honor Roll. WANT ADS Professional and Business Directory M • Acton, Melvin Ainawurth, Milton Anderson, Clarence N. Anderson, Roy Anderson, Wm. Bailey, Jim Bartholomew, Homer Becker, Andrew Benge, Rupert Benner, Ralph Bennett, Wm. Bennett, Edgar Bischoff, Clarence Bleything, Wallace Bloemart, Louis Boddy, Jason Boater, C. K. Bottonfley, Geo. Buek. (.'has. Bundy, Randolph Burnett, Harold Kuah, John Byers, Joe Carlson, Dave A. Chamberlain, Chas. Childs. A. E. Christensen, Alfred Christensen, Wm. Churchill, J. E. Clark, Archibald Clark. Warren Clou. E. L. Courts, Bert Deardorff, Koy DeWolfe, Milford Dorsey, Lawrence Dorsey, Shafter Dra|e. Philip Dye, Chester Ellia, Chas. N. Elrod. Claire Endrizzi, Angelo Fairbanks. Ray Fish, Clatin Fish, Clifford Forbes, Allen Foster, Geo. Foster, Jasper Gardner. Archie Gardner, Floyd Gardner, Wm. Garner, IL Glinn. Theodore Grischow, Roy ,C. Haney, Guy T. Haney, Homer M. Hartwig, Loren E. Haynes, Loyd Heiman. Emil Heusing, Ed. Heyting, J. F. Hill. Wm. H. Hilzendeger, A. Hogan, Geo. Hotchkiss, Merle Howe, Geo. Hurst, L. E. Hurst, Ray Huxley, Marian Jewett, Guy Johnson, Clarence Johnson, Elmer Johnson, Wm. Jones, George Jones, Howard Kelleher. Jack Kelly, Fred Kerns, John Kerns, Leo Kerr, Roy Kesler, C. H. Kiekenapp, William King. Wm. O. Kershian. Meger Klingle, Capt. C. C. Knapp, Wm. Knecht. Wm. Koller. Wm. A. Landon. Cecil Lang, Ernest • UNCU SAM S UN COMMANIIMINÏS • Lei psi g, Pete Lent, Jasper Loot, Paul Liden, J. C. Maggio, Lee McCarthy, Earl McCarthy, F. J. McGargill, Edward McGargill, James .McGinnis, Guy Meng, Ed. A. Mills, Ralph Mummey, L. C. \ Munhoven, Nick Nichols, Ralph Nickel, F. E. Norene, Edwin Norene, Robt. Nyman, H. Parks' Homer Pattison, Clarence Paul, Harold Perry, Ed. Pepper, Leslie Peterson, Fred Peterson, Roy Pfund, Chris. Pitts. Chas. Pitts. Tom Pixley, Eli Porter, Harry Porter, James Purcell, Elmer Purcell, Oscar Purden, Chester Rayburn, Fay Rayburn, Frank Reed, James' Retherford, Harold Rider, Floyd V. Rife, Wilbur E. Robb, Alex Robbins, Archie E. Rushford. Glenn Savage, Ennis Savage, Vern Schweizer, Louis Sheldon, Harold Shinn, Lester Smith, Edward Smith, Floyd D. Smith, Guy E. Smith, Jas. Smith, John Smith, Peter Smock, John Smoke, Wm. R. Sommerfeldt, Walter Spaulding, W. H. Steiger, John Stone, L. E. Stoner, Rex Stoner, Richard Strange, R. N. Thomas, Ray Thompson, Arthur Tillman, Merle C. Toon, Lester F. Trullin ger, Ray M. Valentine, Cortes Wagner, Albert Walker, Arthur Walker, Earl Wanda, Frank Wands, Jim Webb, Emory Wheeler, Dwain White, Roy Whitmore. Hurley W. Williams, Grover M. Williams, Lester Williams. Roscoe Wilson, Chas. Wilton. Chas. Wise, Earl Wolfe. Clifford Woody. Thos. E. Wright. Frank Yach, C. S. Yott, Lester Valuable Misinformation. Deer folks: Now I know why editors President Wilson is about to sign a go mad. 1 l*»n trying to run this paper Methodist Church. bill which takes its place in history as while the editor is on his vakashun. The Foreign Missionarv Society will the most lilM‘ral legislation in protection For three (3) days and nites I ben read* meet the first Wednesday in April at of a nation's fighters ever known. It is | mg questions and trying to answer them, the parsonage. There will be a special good enough, strong enough to lie called and if I don’t quit I’ll tie going around program by the President of the Dis the National Ten Commandment*, and talking to mvselt. I’m going to answer trict Missionary Society, Mrs. Bevon. is, in efft-et, thus: a few moke then go to the ball game.— Thou shalt not evict, for non-payment (Jimmie, the office boy.) of rent, a soldier’s dependents, under 1. What is litnberneck? (J. Jones.) Evangelical Church. ]s nalty of »10,000 fine. Limberneck in the country is a strange The Young People's alliance of the Thou shalt not cut off a soldier’s life disease of fowls and chickens. In the Evangelical church will hold an early insurance because of delayed premiums. city it is a disease of human persons morning praj er meeting at the church Thou shalt not foreclose a mortgage caused by watching fouls—and chickens. next Bunday morning at 6:30. on a soldier’s property. 2. Do small cows give condensed Thou shalt not take away a soldier’s milk! (Mabel B.) The Y. P. A. also have charge of the No. Mabie. Condensed milk is made evening service beginning at 7:15.' 'home on which he has made part pay by trying to get a quart of milk into a Everyone welcome at thee«» services. ment. Thou shalt not sell a soldier’s property "quart milk bottle.” because of his failure to pay the taxes, 3. Please tell me how hash is made. REFORMED CHURCH. national, state or local. (W. M.» The services on Palm Sunday were of Thou shalt not settle a law suit against Hash is not made. It akutnulates. unusual interest. A catechetical class a soldier during bis absence. 4. Is it right fo feed hogs corn-in-the- of six young people, who during the past If a soldier sue, the courts shall post ear? (G. K.) six months had been instructed in the pone action until he can attend to it. No. Put it in the trof and let them doctrines and duties of the Christian If a soldier have a mine, or timber or help themselves. religion, were catechised and confirmed farm claim, assessments on which art1 5. I am in love with a homely girl before a large congregation. Ten new overdue, it shall he held for him. who works for us but she don’t seem to meniliere were received into the church. Honor thy soldier and thy sailor, that care for me, while a pretty girl with lots The church was fittingly decorated with thy days may be long In the land of of money wants to marry me. What palms and lillies and the choir rendered lilierty. shall I do? (Will M.) special music. Good Friday will be No man hath greater love than he Marry the one you love and send me observed fiy an appropriate service at that offereth his life for the world’s the name and address of the other one. 11 a. m. sake, and it is commanded that neither 6. My hair is tieginning to fall out. On Easter Day Holy Communion lawyer, nor the loan sharks, nor the What can 1 get to keep it in? will lie administered at the morning gatherers of tithes shall fatten on him. A sack Congress is content to call thia bill a service. The catechumens will receive 7. Pleas« tel I me howto raise a nice It’s the divine rights fat hog of about 5<M) pounds. their first communion. The choir will civil rights bill. bill.—Washington Herald. sing special Easter music. Get a Jerri'«. MT. SCOTT HERALD Tabor 7824 D 61 S E R V THE PORTLAND BUSINESS MAN who is successful surrounds himself with every available modern devise for saving his'time and money. The business man who fails to use an AUTOMATIC TEL EPHONE simply closes his establishment to thousands of possible customers. He may never know the real reason for hie failure in business. THINK IT OVER. c E Long Distance Everywhere CALL A 6221 Home Telephone and Telegraph Company of Portland, Orego (GROWING AUTOMATICALLY) 8. How can I tell when the water is 1 the right temperature for bathing baby? i (Young Mother.) If the kid gets red and hollers the j water is too hot. If he gits blu* and shivers it’s too cold. 9. I am 40 years old, have a nice lit tle farm and am thinking of taking a wife. What would you advise? (Old i Batch.) I would advise you to be kerful whose wife you take. 10. Our old red bull is chasing me round a 40-acre field. What shall I do? j (Mike F.) I don’t know, but don’t give up. Mike. The editor will be back in a week.—L. L. DeBra, in Successful Farming. Beat the Meat Trust Go fishing every Sunday and holiday and beat the meat trust. Save the pork and beef for the boy. We have all kinds of fishing tackle. For sale by Lents Pharmacy, The San-Tox Store. An Easy Job.—First Hobo—‘T have at last thought of a job I think I would like.” Second Hobo—“And what is it?” First Hobo—“Lineman in a wireless telegraph company.”—Chicago Herald. SPECIAL CLUBBING OFFER For a limited time we are in a position to offer The Evening Telegram with our paper for one year each tor only $5.60. The price of the Evening Telegram is $5, ours is |1.60 Total $6 50, now for $5.50. The well known writer David Hazen will soon commence his exclusive war stories to The Telegram. He will spec ialize on stories of the troops from the Northwest and undoubtedly local boys will appear from time to time. The present is therefore an opportune time to accept this special clubbing offer. Get in Line, Go Fishing, Save Meat Season for Trout Fishing opens PERSONALITY Di SUlTa Made to fit any figure Lady or Gentleman FABRIC nA WORKMANSHIP 6UARNTEED Old Suite Cleaned, Pressed and Repaired. F. F. EHRLICH LADIES AMD GENTS' TAILOR 9134 FOSTER ROAD Still Moving .. . ROSE QTY VAN The One-way-Charge Company See Us For . . . WOOD AND COAL Tab. 1424 D61 8222 Foster R. PLUMBING Prepare for Winter, get your SUPPLIES ANO FIXTURES —FROM— B. F. MILLER The Lents Plumber Tabor 5542 5956 92nd 8t. GEN ERAL REPAIRING This is to annouce that we are prepared to take care of all kinds of Repairing of Wells, Pumps, Gas Engines. Etc.* - - JOB PLUMBING STORMS & O'CONNOR Tab. 6397 93rd and Foster, Lente April 1st We are Headquarters for FISHING TACKLE of All Kinds Huntingland Fishing License San-Tox Store LENTS PHARMACY Careful Study Careful study is needed in shoeing any horse. We make a specialty of studying your horse, his disposition and his needs, and guarantee not to injuie tbetenderest feet. MATT GREENSLADE, Blacksmith Foster Road and 93d St.