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MT. scon WILL GET PARK
IF BOND ISSUE IS CARRIED
Thursday of last week about 200
of the people interested in the Mt.
Scott park went before the city
council to report the conditions which
make necessary a permanent park at
the corner of Millard avenue and
Seventy-second street.
As the buying of additional ground
for parks is conditional on the voting
of the |500,000 bonds for the pur­
pose nothing definite could be done
in the matter. The question of the
bond issue comes up to be voted on
June 3 and al) residents of the Mt.
« Scott district aro urged to vote in
< favor of the issue.
• A representative of the city park
board stated that the ML Scott dis­
trict would undoubtedly be one of the
districts of the city to secure a park
as the officials realise that it is a
big district and at the present time
wholly without park facilities. It is
said that Portland as a whole is not
adequately provided with parks, hav­
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ing about 300 people per acre of
parks, while the usual proportion in
large cities is about 100 people per
acre of park.
In case the bond issue carries the
city will make a careful canvas of
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the Mt. Stott district for the best
possible location for the proposed
•• < park, and if they have any particular
/■ location in view at the present time
they will not make it public until
they ¿re ready to take definite action
in order to keep owners of possible
sites from boosting values.
Join! Entertainment Wes COVERS
Most Successful Event
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PALESTINE L0D6E141
HELD OPEN MEETIH6
The Masonic lodge, Palestine 141,
held an open meeting last Friday
evening. May 23, at Archer Piace
hall under the direction of Master
M. J. Clemmons.
Speeches were
made by Brother F. J. Robinson,
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secretary of the grand lodge, and
Brother Bailley, grand junior warden.
Of lighter vein were the vocal solo
by Miss Larsen, accompanied by her­
self; violin solos, “Mazurka de Con­
cert’" and “The Rosary” by little
Miss Gladys Johnson, accompanied
by little Miss Berneice Helme; the
baritone solos, “The Sunshine of
Your Smile” and “Killarney,” by W.
M. Walker; and the reading, “The
Boarding House Keeper,” 1 by
_ Miss
Mildred Boon; violin solo by Brother
Stone. The address of the evening
was given by Brother Haines. The
evening closed with refreshments and
social diversion.
One of the most enjoyable enter­
tainments of the school year was the
joint program given hurt Friday eve­
ning at the Lents chool auditorium
by the Lenta and V »»dmere schools,
under the auspices of the G. A. R.
and Circle. The i ogram was of a
patriotic nature and s>me of the best
talent from both ¡jchoola participated.
Mrs. Woodruff. pwsident of the Cir­
cle, presided.
Following is the program, which
was enjoyed by a capacity house:
“Star Spangled lUnner,” by the
audience.
Remarks by Paul Newmyer.
Recitation—Kara Ash.
Flag Drill—Room 12. Lents school.
Recitation — “The Beautiful Wil­
lamette,” by Roland Call, Woodmere
school.
Folk Dance—Room 5, Lents school.
Recitation—Barbara Havelett .
Vocal Duet—Lyle Peters and Ada
line Miles. Woodmere school.
Wand Drill— Rooms 17 and 19 of
Lents school.
Piano Solo— Miss Myrtle McNeil.
Fairy Dance—Eight girls of Wood-
mere school.
Reading—Irwin Leonard.
Camping Scene — Boy Scouts of
Woodmere school.
“De Colored Folks.” by F.rastus’
substitute.
“America.” by audience.
Ice cream and cookies were served
in the corridor after the program.
MEMORIAL TO CANADIANS
HATS—HATS—HATS
At the Lents Millinery Store
Popular, up to-date styles In worn-
We honor the men of aixty-five
As they march through the city cnM, misses’ and children's hats. Call
and look over our styles. We make
street,
to order everything in ladies* head
low.
and
their
steps
Their heads bend
wear. Mrs. Gulliks.
are slow.
But their hearts with courage
THE MEN OK SIXTY FIVE
CELEBRATE 60LDEN WE0DIN6
Mr. and Mrs. J. Cover, 4629 Sixty -
fourth street S. E., for 50 years life j
partners, were remarried Tuesday
evening. May 21, at the Arleta Bap­
tist church. Rev. E. A. Smith of the
Lents Baptist church officiating. The
bride wore an all white gown and I
veil costume, wth orange blossom
coronet, and carried a shower bou­
quet of white roses and marigolds,
while the matron of honor, Mrs.
Louise Heinrich, carried Scotch
bioom. The<groom was attended by
William Woodham as best man. The
iteautiful golden wedding theme was
impressively emphasised by the vocai
solo, “I Love You Truly,” sung by
Ita Morgan, and the wedding march
played by Miss Mae Tendergrass.
The color motif of green and yellow
was carried out in the decorations.
A guest book in gold bindings was
piesen ted to the happy couple by
their friends.
They freight a good fight, at
country’s call—
The country that wo love.
Now one by one they are passing on
To join the ranks above.
Perfection
Confectionery
It was not in vain that you bled and
died.
You men of sixty-five.
Your sons have shown,
that have gone.
That your spirit is still alive.
UNDER ENTIRELY
NEW MANAGEMENT
HIGH GRADE
FANCY COOKIES
Then scatter the blossoms, for old
and young.
Who have died for a better world.
Their work complete, may their real
lie sweet,
Where the buttle flags are furled.
MRS F. W. ORTON.
5918 With St. S. E.
vulcanizing a punctured cut or torn tire it is good as
new both for service and in appearance. Vulcaniz­
ing is the only real method of repairing tires. It
doubles their life and mileage service. It cuts down
tirtf expenses tremendously. If you have a wounded
tire send it here to be treated
ICE CREAM
CANDIES
ETC.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
LaReau & Hurget
N. Shupp. pastor. Sunday school
at 9:45 a. m.
Sermon by the pastor at 11 a.
Subject, “What is the Church?”
Boys’ and girls’ meeting at 6
m. and young people’s meet ng at
p m.
Bishop G. Heinmiller, I). D.,
I Cleveland, Ohio, will occupy the pul
pit at the evening service.
After the bishop’s sermon Rev. F.
B. Culver, presiding elder, will eon-
■ duct the communion of the Lord’s
I supper. All cordially invited.
THE LENTS GARAGE
Cor. 92d and Foster Road
ALEX KILDAHL, Proprietor
8919 FOSTER ROAD
Home D-61
Big Loaves of Bread at
10c Our Specialty
CARDS
PROFESSIONAL
Memorial Sermon Was
Enjoyed by Veterans
After We Have Finished
5036S !»,-,nd Street
Tabor 4754
DR. C. S. OGSBURY
DENTISTRY
Sunday, May 25, was Memorial
Sunday, commonly called the old sol­
diers’ Sunday, which »as observed at
the Baptist church at 11 a. m. While
it was a rather disagreeable day
there was a fair attendance of G. A.
R. men and ladies of the G. A. R.
We had been invited there by Rev.
Mr. Smith, who gave us one of the
grandest memorial sermons we have
ever attended. You could see the
patriotism of a true and loyal Amer­
ican in every sentence he uttered,
and so well did he bring out the
great work done by the boys of 61
and 65 and also the world war vet-
•erans that we can't help but place
him in the front rank as true hearted
American, and we as members of
Shiloh Circle and Reuben Wilson
Post tender«our sincere thanks to
Rev. Mr. Smith for the very beauti-
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fully worded and able sermon.
JOHN WALROD, Com.
LltVTS, oWW.oX
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Office: Tabor 3214
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DENTIST
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OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
ROSE CITY VAN
Office. Marshall 1275
Residence, East 8744
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WE MAKE TO ORDER ALL KINDS OF PASTRIES FOR
LODGE DOINGS, PARTIES AND BANQUETS
See Us For . .
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F. PERRY. THE EXPERT
WOOD AND COAL
Tab. 1424 P (.1
WlURepair your Sewing Machine at a
Reasonable Price. *11 Wort
Guaranteed
8222 Foster Rd
MT. SCOTT BAKERY
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Shear« Sharpened Selderlng Dane
Re« Ta bar 771*
Saw Filing
Shop Ta bar 8515
Lawn Mower« Sharpened
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IFETTY’S TRANSFER
Expert Motorcycle Repairing
and Brazing
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Cor. 92d and Foster Road
WE BUY AND SELL
REPAIR
RE-FINISH
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PACK AND CRATE
RESIDENCE
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PAINTING, PAPER HANGING
Residence 9935 Fifty-ninth Ave.
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Lady Reading has departed irotn
Washington with her husband, for he
has completed the special work for
which he came here as British ambas­
n
sador and has gone home. This
new photograph of Lady Reading
CHILDREN BARRERING
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CORD WOOD AND
COUNTRY SLAB
Dew Drop Washing Powder
SPECIAL—25c per Package
Flour, Feed, Hay
and Grain
'Lents Mercantile Co
ho» chimney.’
99» BELMONT STREET Nui 3M
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Eggi man’s Meat Market
Yard on Foster Road
in front of Lents Library
Phone Tabor 7823
BEEF
G koboi :
Caught at Last.
At one of the summer camps, a
ther said to his pretty daughter one
morning:
“What time did you send that young
Simpson home last night?
“Oh,” replied the girl, “I don’t think
It was very late.”
“It must have been close to mid­
night.”
“Why, father?"
“Didn’t you send him out of the
back door and hurry off to bed when
you heard me coming InF
"Oh. I must have been In
hours when you came In."
“You heard me. then?”
“Yes. You woke me up.”
"And you had
hours T
“Uh huh!”
“That certainly I« finny.'
“Why?”
“Because when I went to
lamp *
burned my hands on
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PRACTICAL HAIRCUTS
VELVET SHAVES
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SUNNYSIDE FURNITURE SHOP
J. S. Bradbury
and TINTING
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A. W. BREWER
THEY COST NO MORE
The Largest 10-cent Loaf of Bread in
Lents, fresh every morning, and has a
quality and flavor all its own, and it
jiossesses purity, cleanliness and nu­
tritious value not to be found in other
bread.
All our goods are baked every day,
which makes them better—that’s all.
Sir Robert Borden unveiling u me­ Cor. 92d and Foster R eed. lambs Orc.
morial to Canadians who have died at
206-7-8 Swetland Bldg. Portland. Or.
the duchess of Connaught’s Red Cross
Fifth and Washington
hospital at Taplow. England, and who
Mnln 7M7
DR. A. Q. ATWOOD
are burled In this Italian garden <>□
DENTIST
the grounds of Major Astor. The gar­
SPaCIAI. ATTBSTIOM TO ri.ATK«
den was turned into a cemetery for
CHOXK: TAIIOH 6421
..e Canadian dead.
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Residence :
5922 92.1 Stree t, S. E.
6314 82d St., 8. E.
Portland Ore
A CORRECTION.
In the report of the Sunday school
institute at Kern Park held May 11,
we stated that J. A. Dunbar, of the
( Friends church, Lents, rendered a
• solo and lead the congregational
singing in the evening. It should
BAPTIST CHURCH
have been J. A. Dunbar of the Laur­
elwood Congregational church.
It
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Good
seems that there are two men by the music and live classes.
same name and we gave credit to
Preaching at 11 • a. m. Theme,
'the wrong one.
“The Upper Room and Its Lesson.”
Young people’.- meeting at 7 p. m.
Preaching at 8 o’clock. Subject,
WOODMERE BASEBALL TEAM
"How Jesus Gathered His Disciples.”
WINS CONTEST IN B SERIES
Prayer meeting on Thursday eve­
ning.
Woodmere has won all the semi­
finals in the boys’ baseball contest
WANTED
in the B series, and will play Elliot
An experienced -aieslady and a
school for the finals on the Vaughn lady to do light housework. Phone
street diamond
soon
Tabor 760 or call at Teeny’s dry­
weather permits.
goods store, 6602 Foster road.
GROCERIES
Many i»eople wear Kia«»«*« w I m * do not urvtl |
(hem.
If the muscle* of your 11 rub« were weak you ;
would not wear vrulche«. But cxercUr them.!
H hy no* f Xv»< i»e your eye muBcle«**
Dr Kauri** ha* in*tilled the beat Instrument I
(or imtina your eye« the Pboroptameter
('all on Lr .^auvir and let him explain thor
oughly hi« treatment to you.
.PORK
MUTTON
VEAL
SMOKED and SALT MEATS
FISH an POULTRY
HIGHEST QUALITY—LOWEST PRICES
5919 Ninety-second Street
GENERAL REPAIRING
Tabor 2573
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SUNDRIES
IT TAKES AN EXPERT
todiagnow n t>i< ycl<- or niotorcjcl(,
and to repair Uiem properly. |
yottr machine does not run as you
think it should, bring it in. It
mny lie that a flight adjustment
by our ex|»rts will rectify the
trouble and rasp yon much future
expense.
I wo Doors West of Lents Postoffice
SECRET
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who is successful surrounds himself with
every availabh modern devise for saving
his time and money. The business man
who fails to use nn AUTOMATIC TEL­
EPHON E simply closes hisMtabllsbment
to thousands of possible customers. He
may never know the teal reason for his
failure in,business, THINK IT OVER.
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