_ the Misses Edna and Mary Hines *and PROFESSIONAL CARDS their mother; Mrs. Ada Jolley and mother; Mr. and Mrs. George Lew- Tabor 4754 «nd Street elyn and family; Mr. and Mrs. Nels N)R. c s ogsbury Hanson and daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Usher and family; Mr. and DENTISTRY Mrs. W. Graves; Mr. and Mrs. J. H. ijiMTS, oaaooa Zehrung. Claude Scott, proprietor of the Office: Tabor 3214 Res. Tsbor: 5224 Tremont barber •hop, accompanied by Mrs. Scott, left Saturday on an DR. P. J. O’DONNELL extended auto trip, going first to DENTIST southern California to visit Mrs. Scott’s brother, They will then »- Cor. W2d and Foster Rood. fonts, Oro. turn through the states of Nevada, Utah and Wyoming to Yelowstone DR. A. G. ATWOOD National park, thence home to Port DENTIST land. •raCIAL ATTXMT1OH TO PI.ATKS WE BAKE EVERY DAY . . William H. Amos and soa William L. C. Thacker Is building a nice have returned from a week’s vaca new five-room bungalow at 7804 tion. Sixty-second avenue. iti re. Frlsh, of Toledo, is visiting Albert Hansen, of Seventy-second at the Cauthom home, 4818 Sixty street and Forty-sixth avenue, has fourth street 8. E. purchased a new Liberty six. Miss Marian Usher is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Gardner, 7626 little friends at Gladstone park dur Sixty-second avenue, have returned ing. the Chautauqua. from LaCentnr, Wash., where they enjoyed a visit with Mr. Gardner's Alton Conner, ths meat man in brother. the Crum & Chambers building, has moved his family into ths apart Mr. Chamblesa, assistant postmas ments up stairs. ter at Arleta, arrived home Thursday evening after several weeks’ absence Mrs. Carrie Warntz and daughter visiting relatives in Oklahoma and from Colorado are visiting at the Alabama. Mr. Chamblesa is much home of their cousin, Miss Myrtle improved In health as u result of hia Brock, of Nashville station. trip and rest. Mias Mary Brown, of Seattle, gave The Millard Avenue Presbyterian a very Interesting uildrvss at the church held their community sing in afternoon session of the W. C. T. U. Mt. Scott park Sunday evening. It at chautauqua last Thursday. is understood that during the re mainder of the summer the sung Mrs. Mary L. Mallett, of the W. services will be held in the park in C. T. U., gave one of her most in- stead of in the church, foresting talks on “Child Welfare” Mrs. G. J. Cole und (laughters, at the chautauqua last Thursday. Mrs. D. L. Hiatt and Mrs. T. M. A merry party of picnicers from Hunsaker, returned Friday from a the Gilbert home, at Firland station, two-wreks’ outing at Twin Rocks left last Saturday for the highway beach, in ths Tillamook district. They to spend the night ami all day Sun report a most enjoyable outing and day. say the beach at Twin Rocks is one of the finest they have seen. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Sanders have moved from the the house at Seven Friends of the family of Mr. and ty-second street and Kixty-fou rth Mrs. Jack Strain, of Montsvllla. will avenue to Sixty-second avenue and be grieved to learn that they buried Ninetieth street. their little son Jack Saturday, July 5. He died from appendicitis. I Little Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ze rung and Jack was only eight years of age. family arc camping at Gladstone and leaves besides his parents a little park during the chautauqua season. sister, Lucille, and two brothers, Har They report a very enjoyable and ry and baby Bob. beneficial program during the past Mrs. C. P. Roberts, formerly Miss week. Blanche Jefferies, and baby, Rose- The South Mt. Tabor Community mond Jennie, of Lowry, Mont., are club held an ice cream /octal at the visiting with Mrs. Robert’s aunt, Joseph Kellogg school Friday eve Mrs. Sarah Cauthorn, and family. ning, at which a fair attendance Is Mrs. Roberts was for three years reported, considering warm weather teacher of domestic arts at Milwau and summer vacation time. kie, and her many friends and ac quaintances arc glad to welcome Mr*. Frances Swope, state presi her again. lient of the W. C. T. U., gave an address on “Americanization** during Mias Coffey, supervisor of the Mt. the forum hour on Friday at chau Scott park playgrounds, and Mrs. tauqua. Everybody was greatly in Ormandy chaperoned a crowd of spired and benefited by her talk. girls te the swimming tank in Sell- wood park Tuesday. Thcy hud a Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Coons, of 4842 good swim and a jolly time in gen- East Sixty-fourth street 8. E., are era). Last week they took them to at home after several weeks spent Peninsula park, It is to be hoped in visiting their son, Otis Coons, who that Mt. Scott park will have a is conencted with the bank at St. swimming tank of its own in the Johns, Wash. near future. Mrs. W. J. Hoilingworth, familiarly known to residents of the Mt. Scott district aa Grandma Hoilingworth, is very seriously ill at her home, 5627 Seventy-second street S. E., and no hope is held for her recovery. All her children are at the bedside. The following persons from our corrAnunity spent Sunday at chautau qua in order to hear former Secre tary of State W. J. Bryan: Mr. and Mrs. Ellton Shaw and family; Ever ett White, of Millard avenue; Mrs. Henry Haugner and daughter, Violet; BURKE’S - GARAGE General Auto Repairing, Supplies, Oils, Greases and Storage FOR SALE Have Buick 1-Ton Truck} One Oakland, 5-Passenger, 6-Cyllnder Truring Car. One 5-Passenger Overland If you have a Car for sale bring in and I will seil it for you. Phone Tabor 7468 ..................... ......... ............ CORRECT TAILORING FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. Spring goods are now in—beautiful, serviceable fabrics to choose from. Come in and select your spring suit now while the lines are com plete. Moderate prices, workmanship guaranteed. ' JOHN MANZ First-Class Sheet Metal Work and Repairing Guttering. General ¡Repairing, Garbage Cans, Flour Bins Wash Boilers, Stove Pipes, Chicken Fountains, Chicken Grit- Feed Boxes and Chicken Feed Troughs. A. S. PEARCE, The Tinsmith Puttr Road. Opp. P, O. 9 tahok Mt. Scott Bakery 6421 ’ KERN PARK CHRISTI AN CHURCH Office: Residence: 92q7 Foeter Road Bunday morning the pastor, Dr. 8314 «2d Ht., 8. E Portland Ore R. A. Moon, will talk on the “Unfin ished Task of the Descipies of Christ.“ He will also give a report DR. KATHERINE S. MYERS of the state convention of the Chris OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN tian church which he attended at 1276 Turner recently. Sunday school will ri'ones. Office, Marshall H744 be at the usual hour, 9:45, with Su perintendent Purviance in charge. Baixixu Bui lui so Portland. Oregon Young people’s meeting* at 7. The evening sermon hour will be given Offteo: Main 75*7 TM tVtS Hours. V am. 0 pm Rars. Wdi. 1XU6 Kveningk by Appointment over to Bible study. Again Lents was favored by the presence of one of the state officers, Mrs. Mattie M. Sleeth, president of the Oregon W. C. T. U., speaking in the Evangelical church last Sunday night. Mrs. Sleeth is an able speak er and held her audience with un abated interest to the end. The world-wide interests of the W. C. T. U. and especially the immediate work of the organization during this reconstruction period at home calls for support from every loyal patriot. The appeal for funds brought a re sponse of $32.25 which was turned over to the treasurer, Mrs. Elia Funkhauser, to be applied on the campaign fund which the local union is raising. Mrs. Sleeth carried home with her a fragrant bouquet of sweet peas. The Portland chamber of commerce recently declined a request from the San Francisco chamber of commerce to adopt resolutions commending the president for his action in recom mending revocation of war-time pro hibition on beer and wines. The American Train Dispatchers’ association at its second annual na tional convention held recently at Chicago endorsed national prohibi tion. Total abstinence has been for many years one of the requirements for membership in the association. J. ROSENAU, Proprietor R. D. Kenworthy $ Company fiweral Directors TWO ESTABLISHMENTS 0PT ici *2 ä < M 7 A M wetland Bldg Fifth and Washington m. FIRST Cor. 92d and Foster Road î WfTRtST- VS aü W W. C. T. Ü. MAM WHO: NtANCN omet: 58024 92id Srtoot S. E. 4615 661b St., Cor. Faster M. LEITS XT AT 101 ARLETA STATIOI Pboio Tabor 5267 Phone Tabor 5895 Portland, Oregon A. W. BREWER First-Class Service given Day or Night PAINTING, PAPER HANGING Close Proximity to Cemeteries Enables us to hold Funerals at a Minimum Expense and TINTING Residence 9935 Fifty-ninth Ave. r T— Z— PRACTICAL HAIRCUTS VELVET SHAVES Eggiman’s Meat Market CHILDREN BAR BERING A SPECIALTY See C hkmtxr BEEF A Gxottux PORK MUTTON VEAL SMOKED and SALT MEATS FISH an POULTRY HIGHEST QUALITY—IX) WEST PRICES J. H. Bradbury 5919 Ninety-second Street CORD WOOD AND COUNTRY SLÄB Yard on Foster Road in front of Lents Library Phone Tabor 7823 owwwwMWSiwtxwtMwitc EVANGELICAL CHURCH The regular services will be held ; When Ton Want to Move ; next Sunday at 11 a. m. The sub Call Tabor 7707 Î ject of the morning sermon will be “Hindcrance to Prayer-Answer.” In the evening at 8 o’clock the paster will speak on the subject of “Evan gelism.” Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. H. R. I Scheuerman, superintendent. Mission Band 6 p. m., Mrs. E. M. Scheuer RESIDENCE 'I man, president. Young People’s Al 943« Foster Rd. Lents, Ore. ; liance 7 p. m., Mrs. Wm. Anderson, president. nmasisMWMMsMMMrtsinnswsawMi* A cordial invitation to all. fETTY’S TRANSFER Tabor 2573 THE PORTLAND BUSINESS MAN s E R V I C E wi o is successful surrounds himself with every available modern devise for saving his time and money. Tl*e business man who fails to use an AUTOMATIC TEL EPHONE simply closes his establishment to tiiousande of possible customers. He may never know the real reason for hie failure in business. THINK IT OVER. Long Distance Everywhere CALL A <221 Home Telephone and Telegraph Company of Portland, Oregon and Express Auto Truck ; FRIENDS CHURCH Church services at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. on Sundays. Prayer meeting nt 8 p. m. with the other churches in the Evangelical church thia week. The union prayermeeting was held in the Friends church last Thursday with Rev. Shupp as leader. The attendance was good and everybody seemed to enjoy the meeting. Let us all rally to these union prayer meetings. The pastor gave her masterpiece, "The Divine Christ,” for her theme last Sunday morning to a good con gregation. Next Sunday morning the subject will be "The Atonement” The people are showing their interest in this aeries of doctrinal sermons by their testimonies and words of appreciation as well as by the in creased attendance, last Sunday be ing the climax. Next Sunday evening J. Sanger Fox will give his farewell message to the people. All friends and ac quaintances are invited to be present. The services will be in the nature of a farewell from the church to the Fox family as well as to hear the abov4 message, as they leave us soon to take up pastoral work in Quilcene, Wash. SEVENTY-SECOND AND MILLARD AVENUE <........ ruoss: If you want nice, clean fresh Pastries for the Home, Parties, Lodges, Wed dings, Banquets, Picnics, Etc. SEE THE For Better Printing call on the Herald Phone Tabor 7824 ■■■■■■■¡•■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ml CORD TIRES ••. Big, clean-cut in appearance, they give an excess mileage even for Cord Tires. y FOR SALE Hair switches; combings made up. Strictly first-class work. Mrs. C. ! ! Fitch. 9921 Darrin Ave. S. E., Lents. ; ’ Tabor 227. 7-18-2t* I! J; <* < ' ; ’ <' Mrs. Loomis Tsken to Hospital Mm. Myrtle Loomis waa taken to the hospital Thursday, July 12, and underwent an operation Saturday. She is reported to be getting along as well as can be expected. Mrs. Loomis is the daughter of Mrs. D. H. Thorn and a sister of Mrs. C. W. Welker. ! I TOUGH. WEAR-RESISTING TREADS LE|NTS HARDWARE CO f J