Mt. Scott herald., November 21, 1919, Image 2

I
mt. Scott Gerald
Published Every Friday at I^nto
Station. Portland, Oregon.
Proprietor
Menacer
J. Z. UPDIKE -
C. W. SMITH
Hntered as second-class mail mat­
ter February 14. 1814. at the po«t-
otflce at Lenta. Oreron. under act of
Cenjress. March 1. 187».
Subecrli'tlon price
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11.40 a year
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Phone«: Tabor Till.
Have You Read These Books?
Alaska Day- with John Muir
—bv S. Hall Young.
This is
not only a breexy out door book,
full f the wild beauties of the
Alaskan wilderness, but it is also
a living portrait *1 John Muir
in the great moments of his life.
A Treasury of War Poetry.
Here is a
volumes 1 and 2.
in
verse of
permanent record
the experiences and deep feel­
ing arou-ed by the war. \ olunie
1 contains poenks written dur
ing the first half of the war.
and volume 2 includes poems
inspired by the signing of the
armistice.
“Ma Petteggill.” by Harry
Leon Wilson, Ma Pettengill fa
as clean-cut a personality as
Wilson.
though
Puddin’head
quite different, To know her is
an experience to be remembered
with pleasure for life.
"With Those Who Wait.” by
Frances Htiard.
Back of the
lines, fighting as truly as the
sons of France were the women.
and the children, and the dumb
animals. This book is the story
of their service as seen bv
Frances Hua rd.
“Man Four-square.” by Wil
liam Raine.
Those who like
western stories in which there
is something doing every min­
ute will find this tale very much
to their taste.
These books may be borrowed
from the Lents branch library.
Patrolman Anderson, who cov­
ers the beat between 50th street
and Mt. Hood, and about the
same distance north and south,
is feeling thankful that the two
mill
additional
tax
measure
passed and he received a raise
of $15 a month. Mr. Anderson
also says his quota of 50 Red
Cross buttons was disposed of
in short order.
Kellogg P.-T. A. Meets Nov. 25
Kellogg Defeated Dixon
Friday, November 14, the Kel
logg football team played Dix­
on. a new accommodation school
at East 17th and Shaver street*, '
and defeated them twelve to '
nothing.
The line-up of the
Kellogg team is as follows:
Captain and quarterback, Slater;
right end, Hastings; right tackle.
Richardson; right guard, Leit-
xel; center. Barchard; left
guard, Clem; left tackle, Paul;
left end, Dickinson; right half­
back, Jullum ; left halfback. Pai
mer; fullback. Wilson; substi­
tutes, Gerlach and Gates.
Lents M. E. Church
Sunday school at 9:45. Pub
lie worship at Ila. m. Topic.
“The Supreme Virtue.'' Evening
worship at 4 p. ni. Topic, "The
Life Work of a Man Who Was
Thoroughly Converted.’’
Th--
Epworth League will meet at
5:15 to study the subject, “The
Language Problem in America.
Prayer meeting Thursday at
7 :80 p. m.
Lents Baptist Church
Next Sunday morning at 9:45
the Sunday school of the Lents
Baptist church will be held. At
11 o'clock the pastor will speak
on the subject “Christ’s Way of
Reaching Mep.”
In the eve­
ning at 7:30 thé subject will be
"The Fool and HU Foolish
Counselors.” At 6:30 the B. Y.
P. U. will hold its regular devo­
tional meeting.
The mid-week
service
will
occur Thursday
evening at 7:30 o’clock.
Friends Church
PROFESSIONAL CAROS
UNION C. E. MEETING
s Of All Kinds^
At Lowest Prices
AT KERN PARK NOV. 30
MKW% trjnd Str- • t
Tabor 4754
A union meeting of all the
DR, Ce S. OGSBURY
senior Christian Endeavor ao-
DENTISTRY
LlMIt, OUQO.I
cieties of the Mt. Scott district
will be held at the Kern Park Offlce : Tabor 8214
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Christian church. 40th avenue
DR. P. J. O’DONNELL
and <is>th street S. E., on Sunday
DENTIST
evening. November 80. from I
Dor. V2d and boater Road.
Leu I k , Ore.
o’clock until 7. All the senior
Endeavor societies are urged to
DR. A. Q. ATWOOD
be present.
DENTIST
The monthly business meeting
«raciAL ATtasmuH to tlatba
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of the Kern Park C. E. society
Ottice :
was held at the home of Mr.
VAl7 Fueler Roa. I
K«*ai<lanc«* :
Portland Ore
and Mrs. Jack Arnett, 1928 "1st 0314 KN Ht.. 8. K
street S. E., last Friday evening.
DR. KATHERINE S. MYERS
About fifteen members were
OSTEOPATHIC PM V SIU AN
present and much business of
m
__.0®ce, Manhall 1375
Phone«
jjggt k 744
the society was taken up. After
the business hour a social time S blunu H viumnu
Portland, (.»rvjt.iii
was enjoyed.
About eighteen members of
H. P. ARNEST
ATTOBXBY AT LAW
the Kern Park Christian En­
HUTAMY PCH1JV
deavor society held an Endeavor
5940% Ninety-Second Street
meeting at the home of Miss
Phone: Tabor JlrtS
Lou Hooton. near Millard ave­ lA*nt* Sta. near carline. P oktlan », O h .
nue station, on last Sunday af­
«
ternoon.
Miss Hooton, who is r
IVY M. KINNEY
crippled with rheumatism and
hasn't been able to walk for sev­
PIANO INSTRUCTOR
eral years, is an ardent Endeai
Pbooe: Ta*«r *2*7
or worker. Since she is unable
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LENTS
to attend the Endeavor meet­
—
ings, the EnMeavorers decided to
NURSERY
STOCK —Italian
take the meeting to her.
pears,
peach,
prune,
apple,
etc.
Logan,
Rev. J. F. Ghormlev has taken plums, cherries
i
up the pastorate of the Kern rasberrv, strawberry etc.
<>ur MONEY SAVING SYSTEM
Park Christian church.
Rev.
ORDER BY MAIL— get fresh
Ghormlev is well known in stock.
Send for planters list,
church circles throughout tin- 29 years in business.
Carlton
Carlton Orc.
state and comes tu us from Nursery Co.
southern Oregon,
He and Ips
family have settled near Wood-
PRACTICAL HAIRCUTS
mere station where they will be
VELVET HHAVES
near the work which they are
CHILDREN BARBERINO
to carry on.
A SPECIALTY
Church
services
are
held
See CiiKitTM *A Gaosox
every Sunday .morning at 1 I
■v
o'clock and in the evening at 7
o'clock. Everyone is invited to
WOODSAWING
attend.
Sunday school promptly at
9:45 each Sunday. The offering
for missions last Sunday was
$4.55. An interesting letter from
Dorothy Bond, a little eight -
year-old girl in Africa and the
daughter of Dr. Bond, was read
to the children, several of whom
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promised to write to her.
Still Moving
The pastor preached last Sun­
day morning on the Parable of
the Fig Tree, comparing it to
the israelitish nation. She will
The One-way-Charge Company.
continue the parables next Sun­
day.
See Ut For . . .
The Sunday evening services
are held at 7:30 p. m.
Last
WOOD AND COAL
Sunday the sermon was on the
Tab. f 1424 Dtil
8222 Foster Rd
parable of the Virgins and the
second coming of christ.
C. E. meetings are growing
in interest and attendance. The
meeting time is 6:30.
«
We are unusually particular as to the
quality of teas and coffees we sell — both
as regards where it grows, how it is blended,
and how it is handled after it reaches us-
We carry a large variety of teas and
coffees to satisfy all tastes. Merely tell us
what brand you have been buying and
we ll give you something well worth trying.
We Help You Lower the Cost of Living
Lents Mercantile Co
Phone: Tabor 1141
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GOODROW A ROBINETT
No self-respecting family would tolerate a pig in their
home. Yet a pig would not make more dirt and litter
than do the space-wasting. work-and-trouble-makinf|
stove and base burners. Avoid the “pig in the parlor'*
objection in home heating by installing a
Phone Tabor 664
5780 84th Street S. *J’..
■
Home Ventilator Furnace
Thornton & Sowards
Th. OrigiMl PATENTED
Maaufacturad only by th« HOMER FURNACE CO, Homar. Mkh.
contractors
which is Clean and Sparing of Fuel. Fifteen thousand
similarly equipped homes prove it
The Home Ventilator l'urnace takes up no space
in the living rooms, and not much in the cellar. Through
one combination hot-
lol- and cold-air register, the house is
filled with healthy heat—not in spots,
fv'. .
but in every nook and corner, fully
r < ■ •
as efficient as old style furnaces, but
** ■ -■yi
costs/ar / cm . Mote efficient than let erol
tfovea, yet costa hardly more than a
good base burner.
We can install one in a few hours
without tearing ig UP your home, «nd
without wen disarranging
i.
_ _ . your furni-
ture. Ask for further particulars and
prices-
Cement Work, Plastering and
Cesspools
Residence ((10 Fiftieth Ave.
Our Cookies
are a favorite with the grown­
ups as
They
well
have
as
kiddies.
the
the delicate
and crispness
flavor
appeals to
that
✓
A Stove is a Pig in a Parlor
ROSE CITY VAN
The Parent-Teacher asociation
of the Kellogg school will hold
its regular meeting Tuesday af
FURS ARE HIGH
ternoon, November 25, at 2:30 I
Everywhere trappers are mak­
o'clock, Mrs. J. Bruce Polworth ing big money. Are you one of
presiding. The program will In­ them ?
We
are
paying top-notch
clude a talk by Miss Martha
prices,
Try
us—you’ll
be
Reynolds on school credits and
pleased. Send for free price list
music for children, a vocal solo
today.
E. R. Skinner and Co.
by Mrs. H. T. Blakeslee of 1121 Front street, Sacramento.
Woodmere, and possibly num­
bers
Monday Musical Subscribe for the Herald $1.00
per year.
club.
5805 92nd St.
the taste of all who like sweets.
A. «. PEARCE
You should try them.
Tiber SK38
Fester Road, Opp. Poetolfce
Read the BonHrt "from Pig . » Pen“
Quality and Clnollmu are the twin mottoea
of thia bakery at all tlaaea.
Mt. Scott Bakery
Cor. 92d and Foster Road
J.
fl. D. Kenworthy $ Company
R0SENAU, Proprietor
funeral Directors
TWO ESTABLISHMENTS
Eggiman’s Meat Market
Monroe, Banker
And Diplomat
Besides fathering the taawae
that bears bls name, Prexktout
F RESH AND SMOKED
MEATS AND EISH
Vegetable« and Eruit«
Butter and Egg«
James
purchase possible.
5802-4 92nd Srteet S. E.
LEKIS STATION
Phone Tabor 5267
4615 66th SI., C ol Foster Rd.
ARLETA STATION
Phono Tabor 5895
Phone Tabor 2573
Every great man says
the bulwark of this coaniry
6919 Ninety-second Street
Every business mai
woman, should have a
When You Want to Move
J—
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Have you one?
If you haven’t start wMh as today.
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CORRECT TAILORING FETTYS TRANSFER
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. Winter goods are now
in—beautiful, serviceable fabrics to choose from. Come in
and select your Winter suit now while the lines are com­
plete. Moderate prices, workmanship guaranteed.
MULTNOMAH
STATE BANK
SHERMAN HARKSON, Cashier
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Portland, Oregon
J. H Bradbury
Call Tabor 7707
4 percent paid on tirrre deposits
Lents Station
BRAMS OHM:
First-Class Service given Day or Night.
Close Proximity to Cemeteries Enables us to hold Funerals
at a Minimum Expense
I
Monroe always preached cotner
banking. His keenness made the
MAIN Off Kt:
JOHN MANZ
V
CORD WOOD AND
COUNTRY SLAB
and Express Auto truck
k
Yard on Foster Road
M
in front of Lents Library
Phone Tabor 7823
RESIDENCE
J 9436 Foster Rd. Lents, Ore. ;
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