LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Dainty lunches. Perfection Con­
fectionery, 92nd and Foster road. 49tf
C. H. Turner, who has recently
taken over the Tremont Furnishing
Co.’s business, was a pleasant caller
at tins office Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. E E. Quick. 5517 :'-9th
avenue, are rejoicing over the arrival
of a daughter, whom they have
named Charlotte.
The holiday vacation at the public
schools in Lents will be from the
Thursday previous to Christmas un­
til Monday following New Yearn day
S V. Kaser of Silverton, Oregon,
paid his relatives, the Egginianns. a
visit last Monday. Mrs Kaser will
be here to spend Christmas with the
Eggimati boys, who are her brothers.
Thursday evening. Dec. 23. at 8
o’clock, at the Millard Avenue Pres­
byterian church there will be the
time-honored. gold and tinsel
and
Santa-Claus entertainment for the
Bible school.
Mr. and Mrs Woodcock and Mrs.
James Munch will spend Christina*
with Mr. and Mrs. Pete Larsen at
682. 47th avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Ur
inter from California will also be in
the party.
Ben Hur Court No. 9 will hold a
meeting next Friday evening. Dec. 17,
U' complete election of officers for
the ensuing year. An interesting pro­
gram will be rendered and refresh
ments will be served.
A community dance will be given
at the Lents school house next Sat
unlay evening, commencing at 8
o’clock, sharp, under auspices of the
Parent-Teachers association. Single
admission. 40c; 75c per couple.
Mrs. E. R. Colgan is delighted by
the arrival of her sister, Mrs. G. A.
Murray, of Oakland. Cal., for the
Christmas holidays. Mrs. Murray ex­
perts to make her home in Portland.
A man by the name of Dickerson
was struck by an automobile Satur­
day morning and a second car run
over him, on Foster road, near the
filling station, At last accounts he
was living at his residence on 72nd
street.
Mrs Helen Colgan entertained at
a delightful dinner party at her home
Dec. II. After the dinner hour, the
evening was spent in the playing of
games and dancing. The guests in­
cluded Lucille Bucken, Carl W.
Gladys Farley. Leonard Williams,
Virgina Enduz.zi. Aid Spater. Nor­
man Read and the hostess. The girls
were all charming in party dresses.
Fancy box candies. Perfection Con­
fectionery. 92nd and Foster road. 49tf
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An opttrnHrtlc family Is one that sill'
a sugar
• The “blind tiger“ I» often
seelu »-st feline on III*' map.
the
Singultir as It may seem. people
umsl to laugh at the amateur city guv
dener*.
Germany cannot be trusted, say «
I'lX-h. Olli Germany claims -lie emit
pay cash.
One-Third Off!
Up to and including .J AN. 1.
1921, the subscription price
of the Mt. Scott Hera d will
be $1.00, in advance, to all
calling personally, or remit­
ting by check or 1’. 0. order.
Merry Christmas-Happy New Year
Classified
Ads.
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to Our Friends and Patrons
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per line each
nutwieqiieiit
issue
Minimum charge, 25c
Count <’•
words to the line.
* VïfetK
NEW CESSPOOl IIIIICK delivered
at $20 |ier thousand. See Heed,
9" 19 Foster Road
Phone Tal*>r
Phone 613-10, 92nd St.
8907
liti HIGHEST QUALITY EATS
It Is telline I«*' exm-uslve to i-nrry
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People
residing
along
Foster
road
Beautiful
warfl
potatoes in the pocket e'en to
from 82nd to :>2nd strjjpharv demand
•niiv case
off the ritentimi Ism.
ing mon' lights on that thoroughfare.
Mrs. Frank M. Barker of Lents i-
That time has gone by w hen a
whisky bottle forms a | erte. Uy gth >,l visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs , ('i; SALE
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store, \’-..k
George Sinclair at Monroe. Oregon,
excuse for maii*l:''i.:liti'r
and i stures, and good buiMi .
and will n'tuni for Christmas Mr.
close in to Lents, at n luirgain tf!
Germany lost 1., di.i> killed In tl- and Mrs. Sinclair formerly lived in
taken ioon. l hi.s prop, «itio i will |
Lents.
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Rost lu.irv I
war and not one of the six llohenxol
bear investigation
Grocery, 782.• Foster» roail. Port I
lern sous Is among ilio lot.
Mrs l ents, the head push at the
6344 Foster Road
II tf
land.
Lents Mercantile Co., who makes
weather
at
odd
times,
assures
thi
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platform
mudi*
by
women
Fctwccn
AKcta
and laureluccd Stations
A
(U K ROOM IIOI'SE with i-lecti
ll. -raid that, providing it docsn’’.
be unpopular because they
lieht»
and
water:
newly
kalsomine
'
storm, we are very liable to have
would hit the nail on the
and painted;
block to car: strali
present weather during the entire
roh payment, balance montili'
yuletide
season.
have
wine*
The newest fad 1« to
paymen’s D. J. O’Connor, cor 92 1
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attached to ladies* shoes, We always
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I ents Baptist choir is preparing a
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reel ad Woodstock avenue 48 It
knew the dears had dying feet.
beautiful Christmas service of store
MILLER for I’LVMBING
and song, entitled: “The Star of Gio B
CESSPOOLS.
One slighth
Tile Japanese control the camphor ry,” by Mabel Rosemon, to be giv.
I pump
for 52-foot well
supply “f the world Pairlotle Amei at the church Sunday evening. De
pool man wanted.
tttf
comber 26, 7:30 p. m. They will sing
lean moths should lake notlui|.
"Glor-a" from Mozart’s "Twelfth
' de. .- h b . pink, blur, gray, per yd. 20e
O ititi
Mass” at this time
Mrs. W. S
I MBRIT I \S REP \IRFD
Terrific eoiiM-.piem < - mu' attend I’hompsou, reader.
Ctitii;,;
extra heavy: while, pink, gray, yd. 25c
All w >rk
und recovered promptly.
the conjunction this year ot the s.lly
wide,
extta
hctix y ; white* and »tripe I; yd. 35c
Outing
neatly
and
promptly
done.
New management. Perfection C..>
season with the presidential cam
MAIN III BHtllD
w I le. pi t yard
fectionery. 92nd and Foster re.id. 19’
I *i rtmr
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paigu.
T vvn.
5706 82nd St., in second block noi’h
« le, p. r yard..
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HOI.IDU GREETINGS
of Gray* Crossing
19 21
While obi -et i ’ ’
Cal..
•Id» . |H-r yard. .
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roller-’ is not so nr., h t
To
my
many
frii-n
Is
and
ever
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lo.
per
vani
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WAN
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to
sell
vour
farm
or
yout
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aa the machine tilth uk
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creasing customers, greetlags:
house. We have a good list of
elsewhere.
w
ide,
por
yard.
20c and 25c
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the
most sincerely asure my patrons
prospective buvrrs. Cable Reali
same courtesy mid high class quality
Stockings,
Men
’
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Sox,
Cotton,
Wool
Mim'd
Co.,
5829
72nd
St.
S.
E.
A royal decree * h * fixed the nuixl of goods, at lowest living Uriel's po» Phone 613-33
47 If
• l.-rs.
trier*.
muni price of Sp;r sh i»eu*p.n l»r» at sible. “I ive and Let Live” is our
10 centimes, which pn*l»ably i> l all they motto
Wishing one and all a Merry Xmas
sre worth.
and a Happy New Year.
their home. Call 5818
Most sinccrclv.
What profiteth it a man
S. F
It.
FOSTER’S UMIKIT
cherries, whenas it i keth all
M n' Shoe*
65e a Pair and Vp
9209 Foster Road. Yott Bldg.
Al.I.
KINDS
of
light
groct-rii-
stance to buy su -ar If he wo
fectionery at I.ent* Waiting
• 1 .i liea' Coats, Dn-ssc», Skirta, Pettieoats.
cherry pie?
Range with hot water
912S Woo .-’stork Ave.
. Coiit -, l'un'.*, l'nderwear. Capi and Hat*
if taken at once. 5910
Hungary Is going to boycott Alls
2 Trtink* Vcry Cheap
l't'î: RENT Nicdy furnished
It
tria. The dual empire has changed
‘‘11J 91th and Gilbert road
200 Lailii's’ Hats, rarh ..
..13«
nt I .ents
Its spelling, and now is going to be
Call n» !'() ¥01 PRAiTICE safety first? if
'-’l't1
r Le
f..r Indie* and men, u pair
..15«
a due) one.
43 tf
not, begin right now by having
\ i- watch repaired by DONALP
A contemporary thunders: "TIi's Is
HEMSTITCHING
SON, the watchmaker and jeweler,
no year for trimmer* ■ N--et ti-«-’.- »
«’> »’» Foster road» Kern Park. _lt\
a'l cotton 10c per vani;
when the Y'tice trimmer drops 'roui
12'jc per
tNNOlN(TMENT
St
he'll be welcome.
Kern Park,
w
20th of l>ecetnl>er and will rv-oprn
Inability to wiggle your ear* Is a FOR RENT Furnished
the latt of March with a full line of
front room, close in
sign of weakness, says a physical d
6335 92nd St., or call Auto.
I-rin> millinery. Mrs Richardson, nt
rector. Which accounts for a mule
W4 88th street.
49 It |
being so strong, eh?
Bargain Store
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NEW GOODS
Second Hand Goods
BARGAIN STORE
6344 Foster Road
Boys’ 2-5
Boys’ heavy 22-65 ■
Boys’ Tan, English Dress 2^-5'i
Misses’ Gun, button 12-2
Misses’ Tan, lace 12-2
Girl’s Tan, English 2^-7
Ladies’ Kid Tan, Military Heel
Ladies’ Tan Gun Metal
Ladie’s Colth Top, Tan, Mil. Heel
Ladies’ Black Kid
Ladies’ Martha Washington
Men’s Water Proof ■ .
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We are meeting the cut before the holidays, not after. Every­
thing in the house is cut to conform with today prices. We lead
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in prices, not follow. Largest line of Gents9 Furninings this
side of the river.
Come in and LOOK THINGS OVER.
6.50
5.00
6.50
1.50
5.00
6.50
8.50
8.0(1
6.75
8.00
9.50
6.50
4.50
3.75
5.50
3.50
4.00
4.75
7.25
6.00
5.75
6.00
7.00
5.50
LENTS, OREGON