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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1919)
out mt. Scott fi er aid advertising, fools nobody. iness of the merchant who does not advertise Pu bit abed Every Friday at liante Station. Portland. Oregon. grow. Proprietor Manager C. W. SMITH I July on 19* per cent over the «nine date In 1*18. a department of agriculture 10 years from now It Is business pushing live, shown statement froxen Stocks of fro«ep pork. 133.>*4.000 pound* and bank account grow known that ad salt vertising is not an added expense but pounds. turns Jhan any other investment he can make. Phonea: -Tabor 7*34. D41—1111 Stil Nlnety-soeond Street pickled amt wants u really the on I .eague Na of ANNA SHAW'S LAST* APPEAL telligent and Dr. Anna Howard Shaw's last pub he can obtain a quick answer by re peal MICKIE SAYS From Nation* are taken: "While Mr. League of of the for support It these paragraphs Wilson said we want patriotic coiuitltuency." his signing tog* q-turnlng U> ami Idaho for vindication. i , Local and Personal nothing out of this war. I said in my own heart. 'It may be that we want O. W. Webb is finishing the car nothing material out of the war. but. pen 1er work on Mrs. M. J. Boland's I oh. we want the biggest thin* out of I residence at «532 Eighty-sixth street T im * a « n this war that has ever come to the world We want peace now and we from Tacoma. Wash., last week where want peace forever.1 they Ba "The best thing that has been given We us is this I .eague of Nation* have no other League of Nations. We have only this one. We must take this one or no one can tell what will Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Elkins returned short for a visited with time Mr. Elkins' father and mother. Mrs Elkins will be remembered as NMli Boland Thom has purchased the real Mr dence property on Fifty-sixth avenue, midway point. near Eighty-seventh street, and also We have to the lot adjoining. He is reflnlahlnc We choose either heaven or hell, the interior of the house and will must take it or reject It. biuld a garage. come. We have no We have no purgatory, f > 5È • “Oh. men. we women, the mothers have given everything, of the race, have suffered everything, and we come to you now and say. “The time has come when we will no longer sit quietly by and rear our sons to die at the will of a few men. en %»«***£ endure it. We will We will not not endure it! We demand that either you shall do something to prevent war or that we shall be permitted to try to do some thing ourselves.' We look for your support back of your senators, and from this day un IT PATS The Gary Coast Agency, which sells til the day the League of Nations is accepted and ratified by the senate the Gary trucks, advertised in The i of the United State« it should be the Herald, has found Herald advertising I duty of every man and every woman pays. Besides several trucks already to see to it that the senators from sold in the territory covered by this their states know the will of the peo- paper they last week sold to the city I pie; that they know that the people of Portland six trucks which will be will that something shall be done." equipped for fire trucks. Some of the merchants of Lents (who do not advertise) claim that advertising does Mrs. T. C. Cox and two Mr* Grace Julian little daughters accompanied Mr. Julian on the trip to St. Helens Saturday. Julian Marine is is taking a well Portland and St. Helen* Mr. and Mrs. Harrington and wn Frank, of Eighty-sixth street and Sixty-fifth avenue, left Monday morn ing for a tour of California. m»kn~- the trip in their machine. They will TEST 1 Mrs. W. W. Wakefield and child- home from ren arrived Echo. Ore- gon where they have been visiting the Wakefield« past month with Mrs. Mrs. sister While Kimmery. they enjoyed through trip auto an away Washington Mr. and Mrs. George Downing and twin boys are visiting Mrs. Downing mother, eighth Mrs. Keikenapp. 4541 Eighty street 8. has been or fivo week* here four earned vacation and is planning on business than they can handle" with- going to Pendelton to visit relatives. this month. The little five year old son of Mr. land Mrs. Baker of Bell station ua re covering from an attack of ptomaine The little fellow ate an poisoning. i ice cream cono afternoon Sunday and in the evening was seized with TEST 4 ovkic « Aleniti.i: Do not buy u one-ton truck and peel It to do a 3 1* -tun duty, the truck you do buy siilrutd be built to allow for a isaaunablc margin of overload. Buy the sis« truck that your ImMliiesa needs. Do not invest In u **ton truck for i-toii labors. Nor should you buy a 3 i*-ion truck to do the work of u ft-ton truck. 2 TEST 3 1:1» TEST 6 TEST 7 Don't buy a truck thut will depreci ate too rapidly to be economical, You reully rent a motor truck when you buy it. At the end of Its period of use it should have suiMtaiitlul “cash-in or trade-in" value. Invvatl- gate the actual "after use” worth of any truck before you make your se lection. gpi - katios Accidents will happen, a,id some re pairs are Inevitable. Holev I the truck of a design so slandardisd that re pairs will never keep your truck out ot service. ISTAHlIMtll» MAM I'At'H Iti A truck made by a maker having Undid resources is a questionable investment. Be sure that the maker of your truck will be able to continue In business as long an you do. Itl Al.iK DEl'EMiABII.ITY The dealer la the agency that la di recily responsible to you. He sure thut the dealer from whom you buy your truck Is us reliable as your owu hunker. Do not buy a truck from a dealer that lias a reputation ot shifting responsibility. TEST TEST rVl AIIZI H IIAIsANCE From front fender to roar lamp brui-ket muxlmum efficiency of oper ation requires even distribution of weight, work und wear. The motor jiiuat not he too light fur Its load the frullio muni not la- heavier than is necessary. Consider w hoi her or not there is pro por co-rcliillon of nnd purls. HI-LAM » ABLE IA VI XTME.YT Trucks are means of economy. It in not an Investment to liny a truck thut will I uc reuse your transportation cost*, Find out whnt It will actually cost you to transport your merchan dise. I>owning Mr*. E. not pay. Others say they "have more SIMPI.ICITY Hkllld experienced labor costs money. You don't want to increase your la bor hire bek-ause of your trucks In vestment. Before milking your choice take any worker In your delivery de- partnient, give him a few simple In structlons. see whether or not thè truck is simple enough for his un- skllld abilities. 9 TEST 10 M>N-ltADI<'AI. DESIGN Itndli-nl changes and experimental prlnclples are Do not buy an rxper- Imi-ntaf truck. Keep within approve! ill-sign and principle. SPEED It »«III An emergency will arise where you will have to run your fully-loaded truck at Ita maximum .peed. Power should provide for sped to allow for aped when It la necessary. (’.ARY, “The Ten Test Truck," has meas ured up to every test. I »et us give you the facts to prove it. Hie life was despaired convulsion* of for a time. Our Cakes and Pies T. C. Cox commenced are particularly appetizing and in such a variety as will suit any taste. Even if we do say it ourselves, the best home cooks can’t bent them. They are an ideal dessert to place on any table. alterations and repairs on his house. 9302 Fifty- | eighth avenue. He will add a sleep ing porch, enlarge the kitchen and build in a china closet in the dining The l room. interior woodwork will i be enameled white. (Zus/Rj and Lleiollnes.i are the twin mottoes of this bakery at all times. Munser Bert Mt. Scott Bakery Cor. 92d and Foster Road The Motor Truck is Mtabliahed. Its util ity is no longer questioned. As a means of transportation it is definitely estal»- lished that a motor truck is incomparably economical, convenient, etc. So it is not a question of whether or not you need a motor truck. Your decision must l>e WHICH TRUCK to select. It is m big question not to lx* decided until you have every fact, every data of cost before you. On that basis ONLY can you make a selection that «ill justify the required expenditure. ' GARY, “The Ten Test Truck," invites every investigation —every test or ques tion that any owner may advance. The GARY MOTOR TRUCK has been selected by some of the largest Truck users in America. They buy on a basis of EACT ONLY, and the Gary hits satisfied these owners in every one of the following ten vitally important ¡joints. Steamer America which plys betwevn They will return home the tenth of The old Egyptians were famous bread bakers of their time, but their baking ability was confined almost exclusively to It is different with us for specialize in all good things a modem bakery produces. ! on engineer return in about two months. "To you men we look for support. w YOU BUY ANY TRUCK 301.*49.000 pork, Borah If Senator referendum lic utterance was an impassioned ap in a ■ beef amounted to 1*3.38*.000 pounds; to see his business increase and his tion* and does “represent a very tn ** tMtiCfcOtri Ktoevs how WtAM-x OS TV-«.*» Vl*Y WANT AM Akt SAAMIS»' AOOO, 'M»'® «* MUSTflM' HAOnt'N DO TVitN AIMA OWN B i O.B v JT jixAxaiexNl OOCAK o* '■M attract MO*» ATTENTION TV v AN A SAW* I TEN POINTS TO SERLE BEFORE an Investment that yields bigger re 1150 a year ■ttbacription price storage In His little business wilt be the It inan who la after success, who wants Entered as second-class mail mat ter February 14. 1*14. at the poat- offiee at Lenta, Oregon, under act of Congress, March 3. 1*7*. poultry and showed Increase« varying from & to The today. Stocks of froavii and cured miratn doos not you same site J. B. UPDIKE soon see MEAT NTIM'KS INt'KEYSED course, ot which, If you notice ths bus J. ROSENAU, Proprietor and I son are camping wife at and little Gary Coast Agency Phone Broadway 2162 PORTLAND, OREGON Seventy-one Broadway Beach They left at 6 o'clock on I this week. i'annon ! Sunday morning and arrived at the beach that Evening at 8 o’clock. Baby Munser was left at home in charge of his grandmother. I YES, WE REPAIR : INNER TUBES 9 Mrs. A. N. Abbott, who has had her little son here for medical treat» ment for tlfe past six weeks, left for her home at Buffalo, day morning, Next Time—Buy Mont., Thurg» The little boy Is much They were Visit- improved in healh. wig at the E. M. Calkins home at Gil bert station. Mrs. Madge J. Mears, correspond ing secretary of the Oregon W. C. T. U., will speak in the M. E. church at Lents Sunday, August 10, at 11 a. m. Mears' Mrs. "World subject Prohibition" great of be work Mrs. Mears is a of the W. C. T. U. woman will the and ability, well In formed and a fine speaker. CORD TIRES Mrs. O. E. I-ent returned Wednes- day from Tacoma, where she visited They are the tough tread tires and a marvel in their rc- sistancc to wear. with an old friend, Mrs. James. While there she helped Mrs. James celebrate Mrs. James is her 100th birthday. hale and hearty, doing her own house as well as the outer shoes of tires. Vul canizing tubes gives the same satisfac tion as it does on casings. Our method proves satisfactory on all sorts of sorts of tires—pnumatic tires for motor cars, bicycles and solid tires for auto trucks But Vulcanizing is our Specialty. work. xml in many ways Is a remark able lady. The C. E. union of Portland went on a boat ride down the Willamette Monday night, Endeavorers Lenta Tim* lo R. tire* <l«r ruk. I were represented by a party of five from the Friends church. They were Iva Markel, Theodora Dunbar, Myron Richardson, Denver Young and Mrs. Dunbar. BIG TIRÆS—EXCESS MILEAGE ✓ L. E. Scheuler and family motored down The Lents Garage AXEL KILDAHL, Proprietor Home D61 8919 FOSTER ROAD at Shaniko home their from last week for a short visit with old friends. the Mr. railroad Scheuler at were on a vacation tended Oregon. as fa/ Mr. is agent for Shaniko and as trip jvhlch Bend Scheuler In they ex eastern reports LENTS HARDWARE CO ■ I that Bend is a very neat and prosperous looking little place. i 1
