V.
For EXPRESS AND MOVING
Phone «11-44
Ixxval an 1 Ix>ng Ibstanc» Hauling
of all kind».
tx<ax-a Orders at l'erfectton Confec­
tionery. cor. »Ind and Foster Road.
JOHN E. DKARDORFV
I'<-«»r l-arwa
B- Winter»
MRS. J. M. I.OVFJOY
Instructor of Popular
RAGT1ME> AND CLASSICS
307 East 30th St.
Phone Tabor »315
List Your Property with
FRANK BABNIK
REPAIRS
Bicycles, Baby Buyyy Tires, Umbrella
Carts. Eetc.
Solders Cooking Utinsels
91A Foster Rd. Next to Postoffice
MATT GREENSLADE
Wagon Repairing
Horseshot inq Jr Gen. Blacksmilhinq
AUTO REPAIRING
9327 Foster Road
Lents
Phones: Office 640-73.
Res. 643-56
DR. 0. BRIMMER
DRUG! ESS PHYSICIAN
Manual Manipulation
Magnetic Therapeutics
9807 Foster Rd., cur. 92nd. I.ENTS
MRS. A. STEINMAN
SPIRF.l.I.A CORSETIERE
Phones: 661-11; Loral 1821
6421 both St, S. F.. Portland. Oregon
What Every Woman Is Hunting for
“Spirella. the World*» Best Corset"
Phone 625-17
5228 72nd St S. E., Portland. Or.
IF YOU WANT DRY WOOD
CALL US
MILLARD AVE. FUEL CO.
O. M. Butler
L. C. Pullen
Ice. Wood. Coal and Feed
Sand and Gravel
Garden Plowing and Excavating
Prompt Service
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
mt. Scoff Herald
No. 19041
In the Circuit Court of Ute State of
Oregon, for the County of Mult-.
rubllshe.l Kvary Friday al Isali
noniah; Probate liepartment
Station. Portland. Ors<#n
Notice it hereby given that the ‘
undersigned, L. I.. l ee. has been duly Geo. A. McArthur.................. Proprietor
appointed by the Circuit Court of
Kntsred as second-elsa» mall mat­
the State of Oregon, for the County
of .Multnomah. Probate Department, tar February 14. 1»14. at the post
otfica
at lolita. Oregon. under act of
as the administrator of the setate of
Carl Peterson, deceasd, and has c'ongreaa. March 1. 137».
qualifid, as required by law.
Subscription Price
$1 50 a year
All persona having claims against
5»13 Ninety-second Street
said estate are hereby notified and
required to present the same under
Phone 662-21
oath with proper voucher» therefor
attached, within six months f rom
the date of this notice, to the un­
TEACHER.
dersigned at the office of H. P. Ar-
The world moves, aud though It »till
nest. 9133 Fo*ter Road. Portland. ‘
serves the cartoouiat's turn to present
Oregon.
Dinted and first published. I've. 17, “T'eaeher" tn a light that la not at
1920.
all a halo, teacher really doaan't an­
I-ast publication Jan. 7, 1931.
swer to the old picture any more.
L. L. LEK.
The unromantic truth la that lota of
Administrator of the estate of Carl
teachers never did.
We remember
Peterson, deceased.
H P. Araest. No. 9133 Footer Road. I some five «eulor high school girl» lu
Portland, Oregon, Attorney for a class of perhaps leu or twelve who
Administrator.
were all going to be Latin Lachers.
A phenomenon like that calls for ex­
planation. And the explanation was
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
19101
their Latin teacher. Those girls didn't
In the Circuit Court of the State of want to teach Latin; they wanted to
Oregon, for the County of Mult­ be like their Latin teacher. And she
nomah; lTobate Department.
—she wasn't joung. she wasn't—heav­
Notice is hereby given that the un­
en forgive us tor suylag so—pretty,
dersigned. A. D Kenworthy, has been
duly appointed by the Circuit Court and she didn't pack a bag of tricks,
She had
of the State of Oregon, for the Coun­ says Milwaukee, Journal.
ty of Multnomah. Probate liepart
something worth while, though, didn't
n-ent, as the administrator of the es
she? Cull It character or personality
tate of Phillip (or Philip) White,
or what you will, those girls wanted
deceased, and has qualified, as re
to be like her. And though none of
quirvd by law.
All persons having claims against them ever turned out a luatin teacher,
said estate are hereby notified and every one of them was better for that
require«! to present the same under teacher they had admired and loved.
oath, with proper vouchers therefor
attached, within six months from the It Is a mark to shoot at. Isu't HI
date of this notice, to the under­
signed at the office of H. P. Amest.
England always pride«! herself upon
9133 Foster Road. Portland. Oregon. her Intimate relatloua with the Gulf
Dated and first published. Januarv
stream. It was thought that the cur­
7, 1921.
Last publication, January 28. 1921. rent left the sunny shores of distant
lauds to wrap the British Isles In a
A. D. KENWORTHY.
Administrator of the Estate of warm embrace, bringing with It n»t
Phillip (or Philip) White, deceased. only a warmer atmosphere, but tro­
H. P. ARNEbT. 9133 Foster Road. phies In the form of sheila from the
Portland, Oregon. Attorney for Ad­
tropics to ornament the fieaches of
ministrator.
Britain. The faith of the British In
thia direction Is being shakrti. Weath­
er prophets who have been unable to
account for the uncertain utmoapherlc
conditions have been looking for a
scapegoat for some months, and at
last have pitched upon the Gulf st renin
as the delinquent. It Is reporte«! that
ships have failed to find It in the
ocean, and the west wind is no longer
Influenced by It. If the old and
trusty friend, the Gulf stream. Is going
to join the strikers, then England In-
dee«! will feel this the unklndest cut
of all.
Save Fifty Years!
Irrespective of opinions and sym­
pathies In the case, all will rejoice
that
th«i Cork
hunger
strikers
agreed to end their self-torture. The
end aimed at has been achieved as
far ns possible by the saertflevs al­
ready made, and no further need ex­
ists to Impress the world of the de­
termination of Irlshimm to fight to
the bitter end for their own Ideals,
says Baltimore American. It Is to be
hoped this peculiar weapon of volun­
tary slow starvation will give way to
other means of gaining the same end
Suppose you were to set out to gather,'
by your own personal investigation, the
wealth of farm knowledge that a single
dollar will buy in a year’s copies of
eTRe COUNTRY
GENTLEMAN
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It would take you at least fifty years I
And by the time you had your material
together, nine-tenths of it would be ob­
solete— about as helpful in your farm
business as the market prices of 1870.
Aerial photography has entered the
res! estate field. Now, If you wish to
buy a suburban residence, a down­
town property or a country house, you
can go to a broker's office and exam­
ine, probably with a reading glass, a
most Interesting and detailed aerial
photograph of the neighborhood that
you have In mind. The aerial picture
very quickly brings the customer to a
decision either to see the property or
to look elsewhere. It saves time and
the expense of long and often futile
trips.
bring to it the collective
experience of successful
farmers the country
over.
Why not hire these fifty
men to work for you?
If you send me just one
dollar bill or your check
TODAY, Ill see that
they report for duty on
Thursday of next week,
and serve you every week
of the coming year. ,
A year of T he C oun ­
try G entleman rep­
resents the work of fifty
trained investigators —
each a recognised au­
thority in his field, thor­
oughly informed on the
latest methods that make
for profit in farming.
They give to T he COUN­
TRY G entleman a vi­
sion as wide as the whole
farm industry; they
As nearly as can be estimated, the
value of the output of all the factories
In the world In the current year la:
United States, »fiOXMJOXXXJ.OOO, Europe
as a whole approximately $50,000,000.-
• WO, and other manufacturing countries
(chiefly Canada. Japan and India).
$20,000,000.000. making a grand total
at present prices of approximately
$120,000,000.000 a year.
Let T he C ountry G entleman Help You Prosper
Mrs. Bessie Leitch
S. E. Portland
5351 89th St.
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Don’t Let the Radiator Freeze !
When they tell ns that the corn pro­
duction of the year la 3.200,000,000
bushels, It Is proper to get the eco­
nomic truth that the production Is
more Important than price. The dol­
lar la n flckle Jade, hut a bushel tit
corn will put so many pounds of fat
on a hog or make so many pones of
bread, dollars or no dollar».
THERMITE Anti-Freezing Solution
Prevents Freezing
Be on the Safe* Side.
Buy a Can of ANTI-FREEZE, and
Save Radiator Trouble.
We Have It.
If the radiator leaks we have the WHIZ STOP
LEAK. It’s going to rain, so be prepared with
Chains, Spot Light and Windshield Cleaner, too. i
Champion Priming Pfugs
Starting Batteries
Best Oils, Greases and Gaosline
EAGLE GARAGE
In the Genter of Lents
ASK SHORTY
V
ASK SHORTY
An expert says that human life was
never so unsafe as It Is todny In the
United States, and Cite» homicide
figures to prove It.
This Increase
may be merely coincidental with tha
Increased sentiment for the abolition
of capital punishment.
A French minister has refused to
fight a twelfth duel on the ground that
It 1» » foolish practice. Having gon#
unscathed through 11 of the hnrmle»»
things. It 1» no wonder that he begin»
to be a bit bored.
The man who Ilk««« to write the love
letter» he shouldn't, might learn some-
thing from the League of Nation»'
conference at Geneva, which decides
against minute» of the session». That's
real foresight.
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ON KEEPINQ A OOAT.
Now and again tli« goat butts Into
public attention ss the beuefactur of
maiiklml, only to dlaapiHtsr after a
few encomiums frein the doctors and
th» food experts. Whether our mette
o«ls of quautlty production and central­
isation, our IncoiupatibUlty of tem-
pw with the goat, our general habit-
uatlou to the row aud CO»'» milk, are
the reason» Is not clear. At any rale,
the goat find» »mall place In Ameri­
can society. Thus» who have seen
goat» domiciled In th» ere edod alley»
of Europe, stabled comfortably lu any-
thing from a dry gowls box to the
spars bedroom. know that the goat
is hardy and long suffering, and two
quarta of goat'a milk a day give health
and vigor to many a |xx>r family.
Though dwellers In flat buildings
might encounter difficulties In raising
goats, others who have no facilities
to flnaiice and operate a cow might
easily undertake goat culture. The
goat la lion-tubercular ami safe ami
the milk excels as food. Tim cream
i» eiuul«lfl«*d and does not rise Io the
top. The expense of ktwplng a goat
is trifling.
In some drcuiustsucea
the benefit» are large.
KERN PARK REALTY
COMPANY
STM FUSTKH IIOVII
CITY 1*1101*1 It'l't A M*l «TAI.TV
Finn» »ad Acreage Cvllvellena. I.«sus
Kaillala aud llualllvaa I'hanoa
l*houo 1110-43
I5>rtlaiid. Ore.
The One-Way-Cbanie Company
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"GOOD'EATS"
At tie CctUff Restaurant
coal
We can move you out of the
muddy street.
Xcross from Post office
»ID leslsr Rud
Phone 612 5»
MM. PARISH. Prep,
J'
H222 Foster Rd
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SQUARE DEAL CANDY STORE
CANDIES MADE DAILY
SATURDAY SPECIAL
Cocoanut Triangles, 40c
5814 Ninety-second Street
Lents
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The unreetrlcte«t wholesale slaugh­
ter of many thousands of birds In our
own country has made It almost linp«m-
alble In some place» for farmers to
grew fruit without careful »praying
to kill off ;h» »warms of destructive
lMKt>, eapeclslly when It 1» done at
the proper time or In a proper man­
ner. say» Thrift Mngaslne. All such
expensive undertakings go to show
how disastrous It tnay prove for man
to disturb the wonderful balance which
we see In our natural surroundings.
The beautiful bird» with their »«mg
aud cheer are an attractive addition
to our lawn and garden.
For thia
service we should not begrudge them
the small amount of berries they rat.
which Indeasl la small pay for the In­
sect» they destroy, aud th» good work
they perform.
TRADE AT HOME !
We assure Service and
nnd Right Prices
“The Best Meal at Lowest Prices”
is the motto of
Eggiman’s Meat Market
In a recent dlapatch from Argen­
tina It is stated that ■ bill has been
Introduced into the hgislstive body of
that country which. If It become« a
law, wiU result lu drafting a great
many young men as fanners. It Is
stated In the dispatch that although
compulsory mlll'sry service Is In force
In Argentina, th» young men who actu­
ally go into the ». tv Ice are «elected by
lot; also that there la some dissatis­
faction because of exemption». Un­
der the measure which 1» now pro­
posed. young men who do not go Into
the artny or navy will be r.sjul- 1 ft>
work on the farms of the country for
a certain length of time.
It thia
should be «lone, the agricultural pro­
duction of Argentina will be consider­
ably Increased.
Why We Became a
GoodyearSer vice Station
We la'carhe a Gomlv'ear Service Station lo­
calise we lolieve in tire quality as the only
firm o.'isib of tire economy.
it is tiie hign quality of Goodyear 'lires that
make: p;•> ible the full results in tire mileage
anil help*; the cars which we sell give satisfac­
tion io our customers
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Our conservation service prevents
waste by thoroughly protecting every
casing and tube from the results of
punishment and neglect. Visit us and
let us explain how the strength of
Goodyear 'fires plus our service will
save you $2 to $2o anil more, per tire, in
mileage. In automobiles, tires, tubes,
accessories, repairs, gasoline, oils,
greases—in all lines, we sell the best
Alaska's Ions of population In the
last decade, amounting to nearly 15
per rent, was probably due In large
part to the "ar. The flow of white
emigration aero«» the cotitlnmt wna
completely checked and ■ place so far
off In the extremities of our territorial
system as Alaska Inevitably suffered a
reaction In Ita growth. The state of
Washington was similarly affected.
Alaska will pick up again when there
are more people to go around.
A league of women voter» ha»
been formed repr.-sentlng all »tales,
whose chief alm is to protect the
motherhood ami rhlldhoo«l of the
nation, thus verifying the , theory
that women will always use their
power In politics to further the In­
ter« sis of the home.
The lengue
also declares Its Intention to bring
housewife methods Into politics.
Tl* announcement that the Dutch
a»«- fortifying their border to keep
German Bolshevlkl out la probably a
gentle way of telling the world that
having given asylum tn one unwel­
come visitor they are willing to risk
their r.-putatlon for hospitality b<
barring others.
ROSE CITY VAN
The Lents Garage
AXEL KILDAHL, Proprietor
8919 Foster Ro«d
Phnnc 615'34
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Office: East 32U0
Plant: («22-611
The Department of Agriculture
urges farmers to breed skunks. "All
that Is required of th» former Is to
be tactful when he meet» them of an
evening," »ays the circular. Even In
the daytime It might pay to be polite
and distant.
Paving Material«
Macadam Roada
CityMotorTruckingCo.,mc.
291 Hawthorne Ave.
AUTO TRUCK HAULING CONTACTORS
CRUSHED ROCK, SANO and GRAVEL
Argentinn haa started war on prof­
iteers In the necessaries of life, pro
vtdlng heavy flnea and Imprisonment.
A touch on the pocket nerve and a
tMts of Jail will do more than any­
thing else to discouruge the practice.
Plant: Kelley Butte, 94 and Divirion Sts.. PORTLAND, ORE,
PORTER W. YETT, Contractor.
"Unless there Is reforestation, there
will b« no newspapers 50 years hence,"
says the Syracuse Post Stamford. Un­
less there la reforestation, there will
he no forest», either, which will bs
n.mrty as unpleasant.
The fatal tencteficle» of the man
who didn’t know It wan tonded are
fast giving place to the motorist who
1» always going at a very slow rate
of speed when he kills hl« victims.
Wooden hats are appearing In Eng
land. With some people It may be
difficult to tell where the head ends
and the gear beginn.
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The Lents Mercantile Co
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 616-34
Ninety-second Street
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