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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Presley Hamilton, of Oregon
City, was a guest at the home
of Guy Sanders last Sunday.
returned
Mrs.
Harry
Vail
Tuesday night from an extended
trip through the south ami east.
A representative of child wel­
fare work was in town Tuesday
in the interest of the organiza­
tion.
Mrs. S. A. Davis ami daugh­
ter of Kalamath. Wash., visited
Mrs. Frank Wilson of 8822 Fifty­
sixth avenue Sunday.
Glen Sanders, who has been
stopping at his uncles . Frank
Sanders, of Eightv-seventh St-
left October 1 for his home in
Rockland, Idaho.
,
J. D. Porter purchased the
Perfection confectionery store,
on the corner of Foster road and
Ninety-second street, las^ Friday
of Messrs. La Rue and Hergett.
Mr. Julian has finished re-
modeling his store building anil
moved his stock of goods in the
first of the week. He now has
a very attractive place of busi­
ness.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Allyn, of
Mt. Tabor, entertained Mr. anil
J. C. McGrew and Mr. and Mrs.
F. O. McGrew and family at
Sunday dinner, after which all
motored to Blue Lake and back.
in
the
Grange.
ARI.ETA AND KERN PARK ¡LENTS BAPTIST CHURCH
CHURCHES
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
Another example has been
shown northwestern farmers of
At the Fourth United Breth
Tht- Baptist choir met Inxt Fri­
the disadvantage of letting poli
rt-n ehreh next Sunday morning day night and organised as fol
ticiana of a radical stripe get
rally day exercises will be hel<l lows:
Manager and sceretarv,
control of the grange, The same
for the Sunday school at 11 David Frances; director, J. O.
incident is also a warning of o’clock.
In the evening the I.eake; organist, Miss Fay Hick
what may happen if these poli­ Christian Endeavor will hold t
ox. At a recent church election
ticians remain in control during similar service,
At the close if the following selection of offl
the elections of next year.
the Sunday school rally day hour ccrs was made: Trustee, Alfred I
At certain granges in the west­ the whole school will be photo­
Jones; treasurer. II. G. Nichols,
ern part of this state meetings graphed,
On Tuesday evening financial secretary. D. (’. John
have been addressed by advo­ of next week there will be a
son; assistant financial secretary
cate of the so-called triple al­ meeting of the finance commit-
David Frances; church clerk,
liance. This is a political amal­ tee, the Rev. Byron Clark, pa-
David Frances; organist, Miss
gamation of farmers committed tor of the First United Brethren I Fay
Hickox; assistant organist,
to the principle of the non­ church.
being
scheduled
to Miss Eva Huntington.
partisan league, a faction of the speak.
state federation of labor and
MILLINERY
some members of the railway
At th»- Laurclwooil Congre­
The Isents Millinery store is
unions. Its aim is to control the
gational church on last Sunday now prepared to do all kinds
state elections next year and to
morning the high school class of millinery work.
play a part in local elections
Order Work
in Bible study made its ii.lt i »1
wherever it can.
Special hats for special oc-
appearance, with 11 enrolled.
(.range members objected to
At the same service the class casions.
this manner of introducing poli­
Hats made for your suit,
formerly taught by Mrs. Davis
coat, or dress.
tical propaganda into their meet­
was promoted from the primary
1 also do make-over hats
ings but State Grange Master
to the junior department, with
Short
order trims.
Bouck, well known for his ra­
Mrs. J. J. Handsakcr as the
MRS. INEZ GULLIKS.
dical propensities, overruled the
teacher,
At the morning sc r-
objection, which was promptly
vice J. A. Dunbar sang the
Wanted
carried up to the national head­
hymn version of “
"The
The Ninety
Used
furniture;
highest cash
quarters. Now a ruling has been
and Nine" in accordance with price paid. Used Furniture Co.,
received from the national mast
the theme of the "last" parables W. C. Rockwell, Prop., 6015 92<
er declaring that a discussion of
used by Mrs. Handsakcr as the St., Lents.
the triple alliance is improper
basis for her sermon.
matter for a grange meeting, as
PROFESSIONAL CAROS
the alliance is obviously a poli­
At Arleta Baptist church Sun
tical orginization. The national
59;
trjnd Str. et
day morning the pastor, Rev. Talxir 4754
laws of the grange forbid poli-
Owen T. Day, will speak at II
DR. C. S. OGSBURY
tical discussions at meetings,
o’clock on "With the Help of
DENTISTRY
Of course, the farmers who
God.” In the evening his topic
ijtxTS, oaaoox
started the discussions, and the
will be "The Soul that Sinneth."
state grange master, who upheld
l'he young people’s meeting, in­ Office : Tabor 3214
Res Tals.r : 5224
them, knew they were violating
cluding
senior, junior, and in­
a rule of the order, but as their
DR. P. J. O’DONNELL
interests are with politics first termediate B. Y. P. U., will meet
DENTIST
at 6:45 p. m.
and the grange
second
they
(’or. 92d and Fnater Road, (x-ntr. Ore
would have kept their propagan­
For Sale
da going regardless.
Granges
DR. A. G. ATWOOD
A sanitary couch ; first-class
DENTIST
that do not care for the Bouck condition; 8901 Fifty-third ave­
srK'IAl. ATTKNTtOX TO I'l.ATIH
brand of politics will have to nue.
l-HOXK: TABUS 6421
keep constantly alert.—Spokane
Office :
THE
SECRET MESSAGE.
Residence:
921)7 Fiwter Road
Review.
Miss Rehba U. Squire, of
There was once a king who
Rifle, Colo., recently made a
FOR SALE.
loved
his little son very much.
surprise call on her sister, Mrs.
Wood or coal range in good
and took a great deal of pains
G. W. Stephenson, of 6315 condidtion. Tabor 8023.
to please him. He gave him a
Eighty-fifth street, whom she
pony to ride, beautiful rooms to
had not seen for 14 years. Miss
live in. pictures, books, toys with­
Squier returned home last week
out number, teachers, compan­
to attend college.
ions. and everything that money
A. D. Kenworthy who has been
could buy or ingenuity devise;
attending the National Under­
hut for all this, the boy was un­
takers convention at Atlantic
happy. He wore a frown »vhere-
City, N. J., returned home Thurs­
ever he went anci^his always
day Oct. 2. His mother, Mrs.
when you want
asking for something he did not
Belle Kenworthy, who has been
that job of
have. At a length a magician
visiting in the East the past
came to the court. He saw the
three months accompanied him.
scowl on the boy's face, and
Mr. Kenworthy reports a fine
said to the king. "I can make
trip and interesting meetings
your son happy and turn his
lut says there is no country
frowns into smiles, but you must
like Oregon and no city to com-
pay me a great price for telling
pare with Portland, Mrs. Ken- You will get first-claaa work,
him this secret.”
worthy spent this week with A. and you will get it when prom-
‘‘Al 1 right,” said the
i»ed, for having work done when
king;
E. Kenworthy and familyl.
promised is one of the rules of "whatever you ask I will give."
this office.
The magician took the boy into
Mr. and Mrs. John Eggiman
a private room, He wrote some-
If
you
prefer,
send
the
order
returned Wednesday from Mo­
by mail or bring it to the office thing with a
white substance
lalla, where they attended the
in person.
on a piece of paper, He gave
funeral of Mrs. F.ggiman’s four­
the boy a candle and told him
teen year old cousin, Melvin Let Us Show You What
to light it and hold it under the
Werner. The lad, with his two The tie raid Office Can Do
paper,
and then see
what
dogs went hunting and after
he could read, Then the ma-
some time the dogs returned STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP, MAN­
gician went away. The boy
AGEMENT ETC.. REQUIRED BV THE ACT
alone, when the older brother,
OF CONGRESS OF AUGUST 94. 1912.
did as he was told, and the let­
who was at home alone went to O1 the MT. SCOTT HERALD, publiihed week
ly, at Portland, lire gon, lor October 10, 191».
ters turned to a beautiful blue,
investigate the absence of Mel- STATE OF OREGON, I
They formed these words: ‘‘Do
of Multnomah I **
vin. He found him in a pool of County
Before me. a Notary Public In and for the
a kindness every day
The boy
State and county afo-eaald, personally appear
blood, the gun having been ac­ ed
J E. Updike, who affirm« and «ays he Is the
followed
this
advice
and
became
the
publisher
of
the
MT.
SCOTT
HKKALDand
cidentally discharged,
tearing that the followln« la, to the best of hla know!
one
of
the
happiest
boys
in th»-
edire
and
belief,
a
true
statement
of
the
owner
­
the muscles from his left arm ship. management, etc., of the aforesaid publi­
realm.
cation
for
the
date
shown
In
the
above
caption,
and shattering the bone, He required by the Act of Congress of August 24,
embodied in section «41, Postal Laws and
The love we give is only the
was given medical aid, but had 1912.
Regulations, printed on the reverse of this
form, to wft:
love we keep. The greatest and
lost so much blood that it was
1. That the name and address of the publish­
er and editor la J' E. Ui-klke, Portland, Ore.
nobc-lest men and women are
impossible to save him.
2. That the owner is J. E. Updike.
9. C.W. Smith is huskies« manager.Portland, those whose lives are founded
Ore.
«314 82<i St , 8. E.
DR. KATHERINE S. MYERS
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Phon«.: Offi«*. Marshall 1275
Residence, hast 8.44
TELEPHONE
S illing Brii.i>ix<>
FOR
SALE.
Rhode Island Red cockelels,
big fellows. Tabor 8203.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Preaching
service
at
II
a.m.
Junior Alliance, 6 p. m.
Young People’s meeting, 7.
A cordial invitation to all to
attend these services.
When it comes to neat and
effective printing of any kind
the Herald guarantees to give
you satisfaction.
4 That the known bondholders, m rrtagees
anJ other security holders owning or holding
1 per cent or mo e of total amount of bonds,
mortgages, or other securities, ere NONE.
5 That the two paragraphs next above, giv­
ing 1 he names ot the owners, stockholders
and security holders, if any, contain not only
the list of stockholders and security holders
as they appear upon the books of the com­
pany as trustee or In any other fiduciary re­
lation, the name ofthe person or corporation
for whom such trustee is given: also that the
said two paragraphs contain statements em­
bracing affiants fu I knowledge and belief as to
the circumstances
and conditions under
which slock holders and security holders who
do not appear upon the books of the company
as rrustees. holo stock and securities in a ai>
aclty other than that of a b n* flde owffi-r:
and this affiant has no reason to believe that
any other person associatl- n or corporation
has any Interest direct or Indirect in the said
stock, bonds or other securities than as so
stated by him.
J. E. UPDIKE.
Bnbacrlbed sworn to before me this goth
day of September 1919.
H. P. ARNERT
Notary Public for Oregon.
My commission expires Sept. 192«
upon tender sympathies ami who
never fail to show kindness to
the helpless who come within
the sphere of their influence
whether a human being or an
animal.
(F. L.
Chiropractic
Physician
The New Edison
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"¡he Phonograph with a Soul"
As dealers in the New Edison, we have obligated our-
aelve to a service.
Thomas A. Ellison perfected the New Edison at a cost
of three million dollars. II«' entrusted UN with the duty
of bringing its Re-Creative art into as many home» as
possible.
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On this principle, therefore, we have organized our stor *
and our selling policy. We earnestly ask you to take this
purpose literally and use this stole as your aid to the
enjoyment of music even to the mutter of payment.
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vice, wc arrange payments to suit yor convenience.
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Ia*t us help you in some way any way.
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MT. SCOTT DRUG CO.
Ninety-second St.,
near Carline
Bathroom Fixtures *1
Wc < g ti oubtcdly save you money
on you» o>thr*x>rr equipment.
Our stock ot nxtures includes the oes>
and most reliable makes. And it is complete in
every detail
bathtubs, lavatories, sanitary clos
ets, all kinds of water heaters, towel racks, soap
dishes, tooth brush and tumbler holders, toilet
paper holders and everything needed in bath­
room fixtures.
B. F. MILLER
Acute and chronic diseases.
House calls day or night
Tabor 5542
5926 92nd Street
Portland, Oregon
Phones
Office .... Main 4753
Res. - -
Talior 7075
YOUR EYES OR A MILLION DOLLARS
INSPECTION
HEN your motor isn’t running just
right, or when something else goes
wrong, then’s the timeto drive over
here and let us locate the trouble.
Our expert repairmen can oftentimes save
you lots of time and inconvenience.
p JOMETRIST- optici *".
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Would you sell your siuht for a million
dollars?
If you value them to that amount is it
not fair that you consult me, as I
know what they must have.
If I care for your even, your eyes will
care for you.
Phone for an appointment
Main 7567
206-7-8 Swetiand Hu Udi ng
Fifth and Washington Sts.
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Repairs at Lowest Figures
And when repairs are necessary, you will
find that we not only can save you time but
that we generally can save you considerable
money.
If you .have any troubles now, better have
them fixed up before they get any worse.
Prompt attention to little troubles will save
big bills later.
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HAIRCUTS
VELVETHHAVKH
CHILDREN BARBERING
A SPECIALTY
B.)
Marvin Hedge, Walter Backas,
('apt. Rowling and Ray Winters
all members of the Anglers club,
left for a fishing trip up the
Rogue river Wednesday evening.
They will return the first of next
week.
How We Sell
installation and are sure we can
please you. Phone or call and
talk it over with us.
717 Dekum Building
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Portland, Oregon
DR. E. R. SPARKS
Tabor 7824
Printing
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