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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (July 18, 1918)
DO YOUR SHOPPING DEAL WITH THE* HOME PREPARE 10 KHtlVt Ì GRAND ARMY 6UESIS CORRESPONDENCE only a few feet. He says it was about as big as his “tin Lirxie.” an«! as it is the open season for wild- cats he would chance a mix-up Everybody with it. the moun- CHERRYVILLE Still dry and warm, seemingly coming into tains. Mr. and Mrs. C. AA’. Miller have gone over to their ranch on the Lewis River, in AA'ashington. . ! E. Gale is painting his store. Mrs. J. T. Fried. Jr., and «laughter E. J. Mahony is busy with Nola are running the hotel here, and will keep it open the rest of the i new auto. BELR0SE • GILBERT season. AA'ho is there among us, even the poorest and humblest, who would exchange places with the Kaiser and the fearful day of reckoning ahead of him both in this present life and throughout all eternity? England overcame the greatest military genius who ever appeared in any age. Napoleon, anil also defeated Paul Kruger, who was as stubborn as old Hindenburg, and with the help of her allies she will humiliate and his Mr. an«i Mrs. A. Blatchtor«l have I leased their store at Shelborn am! ! bought a place near Mrs. Blatch- «¿rd’» father. Mr. Lenox, of l.em'x I avenue. Blanch will be welcome«! • back by her girlhc>od friends. J. L. Johnson is working in the i ship yards. He received a letter lately from Cortes Valentine of Gil- bert, who is now in active i »ervice in England, He sends his . most kind regards to atl and asks to be remembered. which he certainly utterly defeat the Kaiser. ! will be. The mail driver now makes this Several families from this district! place, going up from Sandy into the mountains at 9 o’clock in the morn met in a basket picnic at the Oaks ing and coming back at 1 o'clock. ! last Thursday afternoon. The fam- ‘ Consequently he has to make his ilies represented: Rindle, Bateman,. “fliver" fly. One day last week he Johnson, Anderson. Southers anti ran over a covey of pheasants dust Casey. It was a matter of regret ing themselves in the road. He says that Mr. and Mrs. Hinebean could he is sorry, as this is the closed sea t not attend. A jolly good time was son for pheasants. The next day a had. Oregon may be dry—very dry wildcat deliberately* crosed the road —but breathing spell* of this kin«! ahead of him and he missed it by 1 help to make life enjoyable. In view of the fact that accommo dation- in the city arc already at a premium, it is urged upon those hav ing routs that they can rent to list them early for the accommodation of the crowds that will be here at the national encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic August 19. A price of 75 cents for one person ill a room, or $1 for two persons, has been fixed. Mrs. J. AV. Moffct. bJJS Ninetieth street, will receive lint - ing*. or you can send to the Liberty Temple. Let Oregon he first in this, as she has been in everything else, and fur nish a cordial western welcome to old soldiers and their families, and let Mt. Scott people not be slow in doing their part. A letter h«.« been «ent to every City t’otnmisx.oner by Mayor Baker, asking that «'I lepartnient head* make an im mediate canea» among the employe« tlx* city for available rooms. Severa) bill «lieti paik bench«« will be plac* d on dokn own street« of portlaml fur the tine oi livilWar veterana amt t eir wive« during the convention The act that they are f«*r the exclusive one oi tt.e veteran« and their wives will le )*aiut«**l on the bench«-« In heel« ether there eight, ters knitting »<**ks. it 15 stitches *>■> no* pick>-«l in 'ead of !'* and the stitch taken from tlie «x*k leg, will lie no hole in ankle ; clone*« This is worth a lot to «ock knit- G. A. MORRISON LUMBER COMPANY Specials On Doors This Week IN YOUR HOME TOWN A few doors with 2 upright panels and one flat panel on top Regular price. $3.90. Special $2.00 Regular $1.75 Four panel doors. Special $1.00 Wi* a;xs'ialiu* in »ash ami loora, glass, paint». oil, finish lumber and wood G. A. MORRISON LUMBER CO. Tremont Station, ML Scott car Une Tabor 62 J\. D. Kenworthy $ Company funeral Directors TWO ESTABLISHMENTS Phone Tabor 5267 Phone Tabor 5895 5802-4 92nd Street S. E. 4615 66th St., Cor. Foster R<1. Lents Arleta First-Class Service given Day or Night. Close Proximity to Cemeteries Enables us to hold Funerals at a Minimum Expense PHOFESSI()\Al. C APOS *A Great Net of Mercy drawn Through an Ocean of Unspeakable Pain" f'', ' Rheuniatl»m Lumbago, Lonatlpalion Serve and Stornarh TrouMe«, («olire atvt all ■ Fenulv Troublro ('urrd "“ m P1 The American Red Cross Drugkss Dr. ELNA SORENSEN Office S<M Panama Building Retllrtjce 712»» Righi) fourth. H. E. Phon«: TABOftlIN Notary Futile MANA’ people who take alarm at the rirwt eymptom» of other phyaical ailment«, and burry off to tin* J«H*tor <>r deiitfart, fail to give «•*<*■ <m«i thought to tiie warning of dis- lr»*aa oroaaioned by <l«*fe«-tive eyeaight. This «eeius inexcusable in view of the, easy a<*«-«*ra to the aervicN of an eye «pes'ialiat. M Lents Real Estate Co. RALPH HTANZ, !*rop Out of the Trenches for a Breathing Space Conserve Your Eyesight City and Country Properly LKXTB. OKr.<«ON TALK OVER TOWN about PRACTICAL HAIRCUTTING at Chester’s Barber Shop with the electric clipper« ».Do Fotter Rad Tabor WJS Tabor 15m Dr. Wm. Rees Von may have the mistaken idea that join eyes an* «tr* n» and clear sighted as they uae«l to he, tint you will |s*rhaps ! h * aurprise«! as to the extent to which properly titt IN Iglaaees will improve your vision ami help improve your vision ami help your apjiearan«*»*. Office and Residence. 9nH E Soth St. PORTLAND ORK The Optical Shop 8TATKMK.N1 No. K oi the financial condition o| IHE MULTNOMAH STATE BANK at Portland In the Blata ot Oregon, at the close of buslneu Jun«* 'JP. IMS. 327 Alder Street RESOURCES PORTLAND. OREGON 9A M4 .’»3 ;o . , Loan« and <11 «count« ............. Oyemratt«,««cured and uniwcured. Bond«« and warrant« .stocks, Mwurltk*«, judgment*, etc. Furniture and fixture« . . other real e«tate owned Due from approve«! re««*rve t*ank« checks and other caah Item« . <’a«h on hand w Expenaea ....................... ................. "Your Merc kant 4M 4 .000 I0.M2 34,Hl.' 46 7.4M 2.6**» Bl On I.. 40 GO 20 ft»» “They Are Our Boys; Get Ready, Everyone, for a Rush!” HELP YOUR TOWN WITH HOME TRADE The long train ot freight cars whined and grumbled aa it strove to stop, in the doorway of a great low building a white capped and gowned woman re leased a sunny smile and, turning so her voice carried Into the building, called out. “They are ours; fl«' ready for a rush.” Just how she could tell they were “ours" would be hard to explain, for at the moment she spoke hundreds of the dirtiest, grizzliest men a woman ever saw came fairly tumbling out of the freight cars. A moment more she was welcoming this muddy rabble with a laugh and cheering words. Inside the building there were more women, all spick and span In white, with faces benmlng. handing out good “home cooked" food over spotless tiled counters. Some of the boys fairly ran for tiie food; others went Into the long batteries of baths, throwing out their vermin ridden clothes to be sterilised while they scrubbed their bodies back to a healthy glow. What luxury it all was—food, tables, chairs, things to read, games to play, paper for writing, a barber shop, a movie theater and good, clean beds I No one ever thought that these bap- «Lina to —nd to the American aold:* ra Pongee Shirts Vermin Proof The Da* gtiter- ot th«* Ori«*nt, as th** *n ?ran««*. It ha-* l**en found, trie olii- |c *r-ot ti e or/an zation «ay, that the.* Daughters of the American Revolution I gr>. ver nin proof, tiecause th«* located in the Philippines and in Shang-j vermin or “coot i. »” object to the odor hai are called, have iieen making pongee 1 of the silk. Capital .lock paid in surplus fund. f*o.tal saving** bank depo.il. individual deposits subject to check .... 1 In-rnan*i r«*rtlflcateaot *i«*p«*»lt Cashier « Im ks out.t.ndlnn Certified chevl«» Time Depo.lt. <tther Mobilitici ROSE CITY VAN The One-Way-Charge Company LIAHII.ITII.S lu Still Moving ... DM TOTA L Contribuita by J hiñen Al ou tguinery Á DR. GEO. B. I’RATT () ISOMETRI ST 9 l.-.jaw oo l.roo <<> See U« For , . . 19,11» VI WOOD AND COAL 173 7» Tab. 1424 DtiL^ W 14 8222 Eoater R«l NOTICE TO CRI.DIIORS Notice in herein given that theuruler- Kign>-<1 ha«« lieen duly appointed ex«cn- ; py, smiling women might he tired, nor trix for the estate of Susan C. llryant, were they tired then, even though all Total ................... deceased, by the County Court of the day long they had been serving train Slate ot Or* iron, I <R State of Oregon for Multnomah County, after train of French and English Countyot Multnomah, Í and lias *|uaiified as su«*h. I, It. E. Bloyd, Cashier of the above nani«*«! troops, literally thousands of them. All persons having claims against the that the above bank, do aoiemnly Yet what did that matter? For these said estate are hereby notified to pre stat* nu iit la true t* boys that came at the end of a long sent the same «Inly verified, together edge and belief. day—these hoys are "ours.” with the proper vouchers therefor, to H. F.. BUtYD. ta.hler. If your hoy Is In France you may he the undersigned executrix at her resi Corred Attesi : dence aiiUBH H8th street H.E, Lente, Ore sure he has a song of prnlae for the tlKNKY HAKKSOM gon, within six months from the «late fine women at work In the railway r. R. FOHTKR of this notice. Director«. canteens of our own fled Cross, for at Dated and first published June 90, Hubs< rib»»l and Rworn lo belo re me thix loth ever/Important railway junction there IHih RALPH HTANZ, Is one of oar Red Cross canteens and dayof Jaly, ISIS. MAYMIE B. HOGUE, Notar? Public. at each canteen there nre 18 women— Executrix oi the Fatate of My commtsalon ex pi re. Aprii, 21 1920. real, true American women. Hunan C. Bryant, decease*! Bright <A Bryant, Attorneys for Estate. When Baking Apples ■In 20 JI 18 Winnie couldn’t *z«*t her «loll to sit tin I Try putting a couple of raw cranber M she wanted it. and after many vain: Today there is not enough food in the It given att«*mpt“ she bangit down, exclaim-1 ries in the middle of each one a fine flavor and is especially goo«l if the worl«l «ml have any l«*ft to waate, Waste ing: Oh! I wi-li I belong***! to family that apples are insipid. food an* I you arn wanting lives. nw* arid!—San Fran« i«**o Chronicle. DOLLARS SPENT IN TOWN HELPS US ALL AROUffl)