'.CHURCH NEWS.'. mt. Scott ficrald
PubliahcU l>vr> Friday Mt l^nta
Station. Portland, Oregon.
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SI. PE IFRS CHI IU II NOTES
Christmas day services will be at
Bible school Sunday at 9:45 a. ni. 7. 8 and 10:30 The senior choir ha*
The Christmas programme will be l>een busy rehearsing a new mass for
given on Sunday at 7:30 in the even the last service».
mg. Thb school will make its Ar­
Christmas cheer is written all over
menian offering at this time, the the church. Interior decorations are
children entering into the spirit of I under the guidnnee of Mesdames
giving rather than receiving.
■ Stubbs and Grassens.
Miss Terrell, who has been serious­
We arc indebted to Mr. J. Nadeau
ly ill since the special meeting closed, ■ for the artistic crib, which ropietures
is slowly recovering but will t
i the scene enacted in Bethlahem two
able to till her pulpit Sunday,
■ houssnd year* ago.
probably be filled by Mrs.
A Christmas tree laden to the
Spann, professor m North
| ground w ith gvwxi things is the par-
Evangelistic Institute, who su
, sh appreciation of the loyalty of her
t reached for us last Sunday,
| me hundred and thirty little ones.
of services- 11 a. m., prayer
- In conjunct on with it a Yuletide pro
ing, Thursday, 7:45 p. in.
’ gram will be rendered by the young
The Christmas program will be as nd old on Sunday night al 7:30, l'he
follows: Opening song .congrega­ i Mi -cs B. Kearns and C. Cloverio an I
tion; scripture lesson, assistnat sup­ '. Celorie are to be commended for
erintendent: prayer, J. E. Swanson; I their effort* in liehalf of the child-
Arlenian offering, bv c!.;s>es; reiita | fen.
tion. Wi ¡-di- Mann; recitation, Harn
The church building is outgrowing
Repp; song, girls' class; recitation. its usefulness and all available space
Olive Coe; recitation, Gordon Bald­ is taken up by the rapidly increasing
win; exercise, "Christmas Stock­ congregation. There is expectation
ings,” class of girls; pageant, "For that in the very near future a sub­
God So Loved the World"; reading stantial brick structure will be erect­
and pantomime, "The Little Gray ed. Ton years ago there wero twenty
Lamb.” Quaker maidens' class; clo
affiliated members and in i pite of
i-.ig song.
- uch disheartening ti e Rev. 1‘ Bout
gen stuck to his guns and built the
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present building for church nnd
school purposes Though the latter
Sunday service»: Bible school 9:45 did not meterialire tlie church grew
a. f.; public worship, 11 a. m., sub- an>i flourished until today the parish
ject, “Working With ii God”; Junior number? over two hundred families
League. 3:30 p. m. Epworth League,
The prize winners in Cliristrine
6:30 p. m., subject, “A Purpose Meet- doctrine will be awarded Monday-
i^g"' public worship, 6 p. in., “Good night Prize* will also be given for
Resolutions for Everyone.”
best attendances.
Friday, D.ec. 24, 6 p. m.. choral
Pat Barry of Eightieth ■treei is
singers meet at the church. Christ­ very ill For 83 years his health ha*
mas tree at 8 p. ni. Come and bring been very good up to the present.
a gift for the White Christmas; mon­
An appeal from the pastor Sunday
el canned goods qr clothing.
for dry sidewalk* around the church
¿octal for the Junior leaguers at | property brought two truck loads of
the Moore home. 7520 54th avenue crushed rock the following morning,
S. E. Meet at the church at 6:15 p. thank* to ever-willing Bill Bolan I
m„ Monday, the 27th.
and others.
Epworth League Watch Night Soc­
ial December 31. Special meetings a:
\ MERRY CHRISTM \S
the church in January.
is the greeting from the Lents Bap
tist church. 88th St. and 60th Ave.
EVANGELICAL CHIRCH NOTES If you have no church home, come t
- ur home. We welcome all strangers
Sunday morning at 11 o’clock th, ' 'ith good tidings and a real Christ
pastor will speak, the subject being > mas scripture I'-.essage for you. “Th"
"The First Christmas Gift.” At 6:31'1 Event of Agi s,” ;; beautiful Christ
Marion Culver is to lead the young ' mas service of story nnd song, is l>e-
people's meeting and at 7:30 the un !"g prepare I bv the choir, entitled
nual Christmas prograr me will be “The Star of G! >rv." composed bv
rendered. There.will be no treat giv- ! Mnliel Roseman, to be given nt t!i.
en the children this year but an offer­ church Sunday at 7:30 p. m They
ing will be taken for orphan child al-o will smg "Gloria" from Mozart'.-
Twelfth Mass at this tiipe. Morning
rt-n.
choir leader Mrs. W. S. Thompson:
services at 11; Sunday school nt 9:45.
L.1URELWOOD M. E. CHI RCH
Rev. EL A Smith, I>.
26. in the evening
Christmas will be observed at the
church Friday evening, commencing ST. PACE S EPISCOPAL CHI RCH
at 7:30. An interesting pageant will
at WOODMERE
be presented, representing Christmas
Chri-tmas services at 4 p. m., in­
nic-ht. The pastor, Rev. Finley, in stead of regular services There will
benaif of the church, extends a cor- be special music end recitations by
di d invitation to everybody to at­ the children, and a Christmas tree.
tend.
All invited.
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PLUMBING
In order to reduce our stock of plumbing
material we have some attractive prices on
Bath 1 ubs and Toilets until Jan. 1 only
B. F. Miller
Phone 618-34
5926 92nd St., LENTS
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A TTENTION
Wise Men of Lents!
You Drive for
BUSINESS or PLEASURE
There is no pleasure in driving your
car if it doesn’t run right and it cer­
tainly poor BUSINESS.
AJAX TIRES—-the best and at a discount.
Snot Lights, Windshield Cleaners, Tire Chains,
lhe Best Oils and Gasolines.
EAGLE GARAGE
In the Genter of Lents
Geo. A. Me Arthur............... Proprietor
Entered a« second-via sui inali mut
1er February U. 1914, nt the pont
office at I.»’nt«. Ort gon, under act of
(' oiiki t * s, March 1. 1179
Subscription Price
SI 50 il year
U iucn touch«» ot naturi m this
which tuiike ecleiice and liumauliy
Kern Park Bakery
kin.
A puni nlgn alunit the recon nt rue*
flou of Mexico I m the governmental
wiping out of bolshevism, ’l'he world
seems to be arousing to the dang-r
of thia deadly virus In the veins of
the political few, ami to take im»asurea
to eradicate It befoni It infects the
whole political body.
SStJ Ninety-»eeond Street
The French have 70.000 tn»|n In
the Neill- Eilat, mostly Colonial sol­
The recent recommendation by Ci dier*. England's force« there nra
ty Engineer I -itirga.-ird that the city largely from India. Looks us though
take over certain county roads with­ “the white mnn'a burden" was being
in this district looks like n starter shlftisl Io the shoulders of the sub­
'or bettor conditions in the near fu
lure. The Herald has little patience ject races.
for the vacant lot bugbear. If lots
he'd for purely speculative purpose«
When you w a husband meekly fol­
are to delay progress of the city, let lowing his wife around, don’t Jump to
the property bo confiscated. As soon the conclusion that he Is hen pocked,
i,-. tile desired i lunovements are
made, the city will have no trouble lie may be one of those fortunate and
in disposing of the propertv thus ac contented vietimi» of home cooked
cumulated at an advanced price. If flMHl.
tla assessor fails to do his duty in
hi« next rounds he will hear from the
l'he bure.iu of mines snya that the
owners of homes in this locality in no
uncertain ’crnis who are demanding quality of gasoline Ims been going
passable roads and sidewalks to their down as (he demand goes up. The
abode«. In years gone by, in various involine may not I m » ns strong na It
towns we have re ided in. the same used to be. but the smell I n .
problem has had to l>e met with
•omctinies with defeat, al other times
with success. If the Mt. Scot' district
Pi lli.ISII Ell’S NOTICE
is to be raa-le a desirable place for
one to live, there must be p.-is.sable
Hereafter, from thi» date, all en
roads provided f >r its residents.
tertainments given notice in the Her
aid, where an admission fee is re­
quired, will be oluirged at regular
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advertising rates.
Also, obituary notices and cards of
Why do vve feel the pr ••.once of thanks
will be charged for at coat of
those with whom we've quarreled and composition.
see their wistful gar.o from eyes
■..•epi nglv fa. tened upon us in mute
LIBRARY HOURS—LENTS
pleading?
I very day J2 to 6 p. m. Monday,
Whv do our thought« wander back Wednesday and Saturday, from 2 to
o'er the year- as if hunting some 9 p. m.
thing lost?
Why do we think of all who are
DAILY Mill.
or ever have been near and dear
Except Sunday, at Lenta station.
more than at any other time.
mt K tm nt 7:M a. m . ij 10 p m.
Why do we feel like we must give ami departs nt 9:20 a. in., !2'.”0 nnd V,
even give b vomì our mean»?
5 30 p. m.
Wb v do v ■ feel like being kind and
gentle to j'
all and everything?
NOTICE TO < REDITORS
It is the rebirth of Tlie Christ «pir
Nd. 19041
it unto our consciousness, reviving In the Circuit Court of the }
he “Good’ (God) within all men.
Oregon, for tlie County of Mult
i anifestirg in “desire” (prayer) to
imnuih; I’robate Department.
nnd ¡ren­
Notice is hereby given that the
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reflecting all the <pi-li- ••nd'-i .gm-d. I . L. l ee, has l«-en duly
b In lem' it ia a holy appoint.al by the Circuit Court of
Christmas !>• ic.
the State of Oregon, for the County
Gertrude Scott Bernal.
of Multnomah, I’robate Department,
as tlie administrator of the Rotate of
WORI D LOVFS A SINNER.
Carl Peterson, deceaed, nnd has
All
A- ' I d. . noi love a lover, -lualiiid, as required by law.
All per-ons having claims against
It Is Ji rubli "ted taste, alien to the
natural
IL ami unknown to ch id- said estate are hereby notified amt
required to present the same under
hood, But all the world dots :.>*«, n oath with proper vouchers therrfor
sinuer. either because lie Is convert- attached, within six months from
Ible to
■ tasti ..r the date of this notice, to the un-
law-breaking Is a > inheritance freni dersigned at the office of H. P. Ar-
91:13 1-ostor Road, Portlnnd,
our first parents, wlm broke the one nest,
Oregon.
and only law Imposed upon them, any»
Onted and first published, Dec. 17
Agm-s It.-ppller In Century M igazlne. 1920.
luist publication Jan. 7, 1921.
The little children whom Fra Llppo
L. L. LEE,
Lippi sees standing In n "row of tui- . , . ,
Adnni.utrator of the estate of Carl
miration” around the murderer on the Peterson, deceased,
altar step express their iiinix-eiit in- H P. Arnett, No. 9133 Foster Rond.
terest In crime. Bayard, sans peur
lortland, Oregon, Attorney for
Administrator.
et sans reproche, Im« never stirred the
heart of youth n* bus Itobln Hood,
that bold outlaw who "beat and Hardware, Stoves, Crockery, Tinware
bound” unpopular sheriff« and "read­
Glassware, Paints, Oils
justed the distribution of property"—
C. H. TURNER
delightful phrase, as old a« tin world,
Sucessor to
and ns fresh ns tomorrow morning.
Iremonl liousefurnishing Co.
6021
72ml
St.,
S. E
[>hone 6I3.ß7
The terrible nnd undeserved epithet,
“blameless.” hns robbed great Arthur
of Ills great tneed of homage. The
MRS. A. STEINMAN
"Master Thief" enjoyed, nnd still en­
SI’IREI.I.A CORSETIERE
joys. unmerited popularity.
Phones: 661 11; Local 1821
wii* ’’’it*1 ■S| ’
1 • Portland, Oregon
nal 1.4ery Homan Is Hunting for
There Is not n more desolate thing •Spirella, the World's Beat Corset”
on earth, one would Imagine, than the
■ mm- : Office 640-73.
Res. 643-56
masculine right-hand glove.
Every
man will jnit on the left-hand glove, Hours: 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. Evenings
by Appointment.
but keep Ids right hand free to grap­
Phone 662-28
FRANK BABNIK
ASK SHORTY
For EXPRESS AND MOVING
Phone 611-14
REPAIRS
Ixvcnl and Long Distance Hauling
Bicycles, Baby Buggy Tires, Umbrella
of all kinds.
Carts, Eetc.
Leave Orders et Perfection Confec­
Solders Cooking Utinsels
tionery, cor. 92nd and Foster Hoad.
9124 Foster Rd. Next to Postoffice
JOHN E. DEAKDOItUF
Peter Larsen
MATT GREENSLADE
Wagon Repairing
Horsesho. intj 4 Gen. Bldtlumilhinq
AUTO REPAIRING
9327 Foster Road
Lents
B. Winters
MRS. J. M. LOVEJOT
Instructor of Popular
RAGTIME AND CLAM8TCW
307 East 50th St.
Phone Tnbor 8815
Liet Tour Property with
6615 Foster Road
ROSE CITY VAN
serves HOME-COOKED DIN
NERS with a welcome von
you wont forget.
The One-Way-Charge Company
Fresh Bread, Pastrp, ConfeC
t inner y, Cream and Milk.
We can move you out of th*
muddy street.
Phone «12 59
8233 Foster Rd
DELICIOUS COFFEE
COAL
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SQUARE DEAL CANDY STORE
CANDIES MADE DAILY
SATURDAY SPECIAL
Plain and Cream Mixed Candy, 30c
5814 Ninety-second Street
Lents
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Merry Christmas
TO ONE AND ALL
“The Best Meat at Lowest Prices"
«s the motto of
Eggiman’s Meat Market
The Money Value of
Our Tire Service to You
Tire economy is a simple matter of original
tire strength and quality, plus timely atten­
tion.
So we sell GOODYEAR tires and maintain
a regular insjieetion service which
prevents certain injuries and cor­
rects others, thereby achieving ac­
tual money-saving for you in long­
er mileage.
ou will fnd that such service,
combined with the high merit of
Goodyear tires, will insure longer
mileage than you can get in anv
other way.
We urge you to make use of our
service facilities.
The Lents Garage
DR. 0. BRIMMER
ple with coins and umbrella« ami the
DREGLESS PHYSICIAN
Intricacies of life.
Away goes the
Manual Manipulation
right-hand glove Into the pocket or
Magnetic Therapeutics
tic drawer. And while thousand* of Rooms 10-11
Volt Bldg.
LENTS
AXEL KILDAHL, Proprietor
left-linnd gloves are worn ami I hived, 9207 Fost er Rd, cor 92nd
Portland
equnl thousands of right hand glows
8919 Foster Road
Phone 615-31
are cast Into outer darkness, What
Phone 625-17
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becomes of them? Wlmt man w ants
the right-hand glove? And—hli os« mo 5228 i2nd St. S. E., Portland, Or.
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IF YOU WANT DRY WOOD
—why should I pay for a pair of gloves
CALL US
when I only want one?
Paving Materials
Office: East 320
MILLARD AVE. FUEL CO.
O. M Butler
Macadam Roads
L. C. Pullen
Plant:
Tabor
482
1 orornstH of coni shortnixes In the
Ice, Wood, Coal and Feed
United States, whether true or false,
.Sand and Gravel
re-cmphnsizo the need of utilizing the
Garden Plowing and Excavating
vast available supply of unused water
Prompt Service
power to provide heat, ns well as light
and power. It Is time tlrit civilization,
KERN PARK REALTY
which prides Itself on manifold accom­
291 Hawthorne Ave.
plishments along other llm s, adopted
COMPANY
• 707 IOSTF.H ROAD
this logical course to abolish the tre­
ITY I’KOI’I IlTt A SPIX’IALTY
mendous waste of potential fuel. ' The I’ < nrriiK
and Acreage. Collect Iona. LoanM,
RentiiiH nnd itualneNM Chance*
Initial expense would be heavy, but tile
Portlnnd, Orc.
benefits would no doubt Justify the I’hone *210-13
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Plant: Kelley Butte, 94 and Division Sta., PORTLAND, ORE.
atop.
AUTO TRUCK HAULING CONTACTORS
CRUSHED ROCK, SAND and GRAVEL
“ GOOD EATS”
ASK SHORTY
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Still Moving ...
Now n Canadian farmer wants to
go over Niagara falls In n barrel, r I-
though a man l ifely lo-t bls life in ilia
same foolhardy attempt. It would
be better for men to put the energy
courage nnd determination of su< h
feats Into more practical and useful
work In which the exercise of these
valuable qualities would belli theta,
selves nnd the world at largo.
PORTER W. YETT, Contractor.
At the Cottage Restaurant
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Across from Post office
9123 Foatsr Road
WM. PARISH, Prop.
f he Lents Mercantile Co
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Home Cooking at
Gilkey's Restaurant i
That Will Satisfy
Physicians nt a children’s hospital
G009-92nd St.
LENTS
In Philadelphia s»-t a pigion’s broken
bones and dre^ed Its wounded head
The Ilcrald does all kinds of
to please a little boy who had res­
cued the bird nfler It had been run printing, not
the cheap kind,
over by a trolley rar.
The little
feathered patient will get well.
ft but the good kind
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Will promptly fill your orders from up-to-date
GROCERIES, FRESH FRUIT, VEGETABLES.
TABLE DELICACIES and other Good Things
TO EAT. We carry FLOUR and FEED.
Special attention given to phone orders, and a
New and Dependable Deliveryman will get
your purchases to you ON TIME.
OUR AIM is to PLEASE OUR CUSTOMERS.
Phone 615-34
Ninety-second Street
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