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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 3, 1919)
/ Al t ¡country place till the first of I the year Kellogg school has up to last Tuesday enrolled 527. A soccer team is in process of organiza tion with Lloyd Hart as captain and later Prof. Thaxter expects to have lx>th basket and volley ball teams organized. Nick Richart has sold his ,property ut 4924 Sixty seventh ; street, S. E. ta a Mr. Nelson. His tenants, Mrs. Caroline Greene and Miss Dolly Water Mr. and Mrs John Smith of of the crushed member. The man Greene, have moved to the While taking his vacation Mr. Kimbor, are visiting their little fellow stood the operation corner of Division and Sixty- Charles Tronson, an elder daughter, Mrs. Charles Heiman, splendidly. first streets in the Millard Avenue church, 5263 Sixty-ninth street S. E. Mr. arxl Mrs. Otto Hague, of Frank Price of 5627 Seventy- varnished all the woodwork and Mrs. Harvey S. Doane and the East side, formerly of 4303 second street S. E. who has painted the floor of the church. two smallest children returned | Seventy-ninth street, S. E. have been demonstrating Truble- A vote of thanks is due him and Inst week from a three-months lieen sadened by thy death of a ! pruf tires at the state fair re also to F. E. Crum, who mended visit with relatives in Nice i baby girl lx>rn to them last turned home the first of the and rehung the windows. River, Wis. ' Sunday. week, and he pronounces the Of the membership of the extensive exhibits to have l>een Laurelwood Cong, church those Mrs. S. C. Berry, 5903 Forty Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Murray fifth avenue S. E. spent last Jr., of Chicago, spent Sunday the best he has ever seen. Mr. who were sceduled to attend the Tuesday at the home of her Monday and Tuesday of last Price left last Monday for a Sunday school institute at the mother Mrs. W. 0. Boon, 6980 week with the formers unde, local fair at Canby where he First Methodist church are Forty-sixth avenue. .Mi. J. J. Miinay, 8126 Sixty- I will again exhibit the Truble- Mesdames J. J. Handsaker, Ipruf products. I Tom Davis, and Messers Prat- second avenue, S. E. Mrs. O. H. Gilbert, Seventy-first street S. E Lieutenant Rex Stoner of the ten and Chas. Spencer. Mrs E. K. Shaw. 3711 Seventy tertained for the last week-end sixth street, recently Diashed air squadron on the Texas l>or- The Arleta W. C. T. U. will her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Fred the finger of one hand in a der has been having some | meet next Tuesday at 1:30 P. Nichols, from near Salem. window. Thojugh at first the unique experiences in rescuing M. at the home of Mrs. S. J. Mrs. James Jones 5262 Sixty pain was great and Mrs. Shaw victim of the recent Gulf-cf- Merry, 7103 Millard avenue. eighth street, retiyned the was inconvenienced, the bruised Mexico cataclysm. The air All the ladies are requested to first of the week from a few I fingers are now gradually heal-, planes have l>een employed bring their thimbles and to help where no other kind of vehicle tie two comforters for the Old days visit with her mother, ing. could have gone. Lieut. Stoner People s Home at Woodmere. Mrs. Thomas Hurd, of Yamhil, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Crofts, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ore. ¡7106 Fifty-seventh avenue S. E. E. Stoner of 7411 Fifty-ninth I The materials are some that are left from the Millard ave Little Hiram Earl O Mealy, have lx>ught an acreage of slx- avenue S. E. Another son of nue units' wartime activities. son of Prof. O Mealy, of For- i and-a-half acres about a mile Mr. and Mrs. Stoner, Richard, tieth avenue and Seventy-sixth this side of Tigard. There is an The Arleta 1*. T. A. seems to First Class Signalman, is on the street, S. E., who recently had I orchard of all kinds of fruit Pittsburg, lately mentioned in ! be but slowly regaining its vi- one of his little fingers mashed trees and a splendid well on the the papers as the ship to which tality after the inactivity of in the washing machine cogs, place. Mr. and Mrs. Crofts will the inhabitants of Fiume were I last year. Only four were on has undergone the amputation probably not move out to their conveyed. I the list of those who were to . A SURPRISING AND MOST STARTLING ANNOUNCEMENT KERN PARK HARDWARE CO.'S ENTIRE STOCK TO BE SOLD AT OPENS SATURDAY,OCT.4thAT9:00A.M The announcement that KERN PARK HARDWARE COMPANY’S entire stock of Hardware, Building Supplies, Paints, Toois, Aluminum, Granite and Tin-ware, Cutlery, etc., is to go on public sale and be closed out means that one of the highest grade stocks in Portland is to be sacrificed regardless of cost, profit or present value of merchandise. Many people will lx* surprised at this startling announcement that Mr. Woodham, after 10 years of faithfully serving the public in Portland has decided to quit business for good. Ill health and other interests compel him to close out his entire stock in the shortest time possible. In plhce of selling this fine stock that is superior in quality to any hardware that can be bought in the open market today to some broker for profitable purposes it was decided to give the people of this city and vicinity an opportunity to economize and save at a time when merchandise of all kinds is going higher and higher every day, and there is no telling what kind of merchandise you will be able to buy in the near future or what unreasonable prices you will be compelled to pay. CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS, ARCHITECTS, PAINTERS AND MECHANICS will profit greatly by visiting this sale as we havg thousands and thousands of dollars worth of the highest grade lines of BUILDING MATERIALS, PAINTS, LOCKS, TOOLS, BOLTS, BUTTS, LAG SCREWS, ETC. All of which will be sold in small or large quantities at less than the present wholesale market value. Will you buy now while prices are comparatively low or wait until you have to pay 100G more for merchandise of in ferior quality? OUR ADVICE IS TO BUY NOW. We are going the limit to sell every dollar’s worth of Hardware, Paints, Tools, Building Materials, Aluminum, Granite-ware, Cooking Utensils, Cutlery, etc., in the shortest time possible. In our desperate and determined effort to close out every article in this store there will be no let up to the cutting and slashing of prices, and no reasonable offer will be refused for any part or all of this stock. REMEMBER!—SALE CONTINUES DAILY UNTIL EVERY ARTICLE IS SOLD. water All carpenters and mechanics tools, garden tools and builders hardware will be closed out re 43c gardless of cost, profit or pres ent value. 2 qt. granite pudding pans and stew kettles worth 25c will lie Household paints, half-pint size sold at cans worth 50c on sale at To the first 100 people making a $2.00 purchase or over Staturday morning, opening day of sale, we will sell a 12c 29c good $1.25 Broom for only 10c 4 qt. long handle Berlin kettles Ixmg handle square and round (Only one Broom to customer) with cover worth 75c on sale at pointed shovels worth $2.00 on sale at 85c ten qt. galvanized pads will be sold at THE BEST $1.25 HOUSE BROOMS 1Oc 42c $1.29 SATURDAY OPENING DAY No. 10 O-Cedar mops worth Nails all kinds and sizes will lie We will sell good Clothes Pins $1.25 will lie sold at closed out at per pound 83c 7c at per dozen.............................. (Llmlltd 5 Dosen to « customer} Kern Park Hardware Co ♦ X 1 ■ c 1 j bertina Kerr baby home. They included Mesdames Minnie Col At the Millard Avenue Pres lin*, Sarah Cauthorn, J. R. byterian church next Sunday Leach, and V. H. Reineking. morning the sacrament of the The Women of Woodcraft Lord's Supper will be adminis last Wednesday evening appoint tered, the pastor, Rev. W. Lee ed the following as a commit Gray, speaking briefly on “The tee to direct an entertainment Reconciled between Man and to l>e given at Woodmen Hall, Man.” In the evening the pastor Arleta, next Wednesday even will speak on the topic, “The ing: the Misses Olive and Della Spoiler of a Good Record.” Last Payne, Edna Hartley, Garnett Sunday morning at this church the congregation was much Saulcar, and George. pleased by the solo sung by Mrs. Lina Jasper, 5703 Eighty- Millard Ave. Presbyterian third street. Next Sunday morning at the Laurelwood M. E. church, Mrs. Fourth United Brethren Madge Mears, State Sec. of the At the Fourth United Breth W. C. T. U. will speak, in the ren church next Sunday morn absence of the pastor, Rev. A. ing the pastor, Mrs. C. P. C. Brackenbury, who, with his Blanchard, will speak on thq wife, has gone to Salem to at topic“ This One Thing I Do.” tend the annual Methodist Con In the evening the service will ference. The rally-day program be evangelistic. of the Sunday school of this MILLINERY church will be held a week from next Sunday, in the evening. The Lents Millinery store is At the Fourth United Breth now prepared to do all kinds ren church next Sunday morn of millinery work. Order Work . ing the pulpit will be occupied Special hats for special oc- by the pastor, Mrs. C. P. Blan chard. Mrs. Blanchard was re casions. Hats made for your suit, appointed to this church by the coat, or dress. Oregon United Brethren Con I also do make-over hats. ference which recently met at Short order trims. MRS. INEZ GULLIKS. The Salles. Mr. and Mrs.Blanch- ard returned last Monday night When it comes to neat and from Mary Hill, Wash., where they have been visiting the effective printing of any kind former’s brother since the close the Herald guarantees to give you satisfaction. of the conference. Ixiurelwood M. E. Church ♦ The best acme quality kal One gal. cans Creosote shingle somine all colors will be sold at stain worth $1.50, on sale per per pound "J q 98c . One gal. can of barn or roof Double sanded roofing paper paint, colors green, red and worth over $2.00, today on sale blacl worth $2.50 on sale at per roll $1.70 $1.48 Colonial prepared paint qt. size Inside mortise door lock sets, cans assorted colors worth over brass finish, worth over $1.25, $1.25 on sale per can on sale per set 70c Front door lock sets, wrought All paints, varnishes, and paint steel, antique copper finish: brushes will be closed out or worth $2.50, on sale per set less than present wholesale value. $1.98 KERN PARK STATION 4624 67th Street, S. E Portland, Ore