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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 14, 1921)
♦ K •« Throughout the advertising appearing in this section letters purposely have *M'en omitted, which, correctly composed, will spell the name of one of the advertisers herein. Competition in this contest is open to all readers of the Mt Scott Herald, and those living in the Mt. Scott district have the same chance of winning one of the.se cash prizes. Simply find the missing letters, to accomplish which you must read «'very ad in this section, ami mail or bring your answer to the Contest Manager of the Mt. Scott Herald. All answers will be placed in a box in the office of the Herald and will be opened every Wednesday evening. The person who submits the correct answer, together with the largest number of votes, will win first prize, $5.00 in cash and 500 extra votes. To all who sub mit a correct answer .'00 extra votes will be given, good in count for final prizes. LF.NTS PERFECTION CONFECTIONER Y >143 F'«ter Rd.. cor. 92d. Lent» Special Pinner Serve«! Every Day Light Lunch«»». AU Hours Con feet ioery, L ht tlroceriea, Ci gars, Tobaccos KERN PARK GRAY S CROSSING Compare These Prices With Others GR \Y*S CROSSING MARKET AND YOU'LL TRADE HERE Specials for Saturday Only: Everything Good to Eat PHONE 616-42 l'ennut Butter, lb, . ......... 15c Weimes, lb. ............. .........20c Sauerkraut, quart .. ........ 10c Fresh Side Pork, lb. ........ 25c Compound, lb............. ........ 2.3c .........25c Sirloin Steak, lb. Prime Short Ribs of He»«f, per lb. ................... ...124c Cabbage, per sack . , ....$1.25 ........ 55c Eggs, dozen . Drifted Snow and Crown Flour, sack ................... $2.75 Red Ribbon Corn....................20c Al Corn .................................. 15c I .sundry Soap, Royal White, Van Hoeter’s Bleaching, Crystal White. White Wonder; Fnut 10 bars to a customer, per bar.... 5c Tomatoe» large cans. 2 for 25c Red Kibb« r Tomatces c«n .15c Catup, bottle ................17c. 28c Post Tcastie«, 2 for . . .. .25c Butter, per ib. ... .... ¡>2c F. Hathaway Grocery 600:: 82nd St. S. E. Auto «42’35 Staple and Fane» Groceries at prices that re right. Courte ous attention to your wants. WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS. J. W. Looney Plumbing, Gas ■nd Cesspool». plies. Estimates Kern Park Sta. Currey’s Pharmacy COME TO CRUM and CHAMBERS 7136 55th Are. Auto 610-43 Finest Groceries. Fresh and Cured Meat». Poultry Feed*, etc. .We specialise on Olympic products an«! Del Monte canned gtxxis. Deliver’ ie.« anywhere Phone or call. We Will Deliver Any Order of $10 or Over ~ THE BARGAIN STORE OF LENTS 5927 Foster Road Auto 613-10 GRAYS CROSSING It's all right or your money back. y AULETA KERN PARK KERN PARK TEMBLE IN TO J. A. CORNES and SON J. A. TEENY At Arleta Station Fresh and Cured Meata of Quality 6606 Foster Road. Auto 622-34 . GROCERIES Fruta and Produce in Sea-on 6701 Foster Road Kern Park Phone Auto 619-43 1). and P. GROCERY Kern Park Hardware Co. Trumble’s Ca*h Market Tor yo'.r needs of Dry Goods an« I Notions. I «et us serve you and save ou money and time. Blue Brd Cleaners Opp. Arleta Theater STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES Cleaning. Pressing, Dyeing and Repairing. Give us a trial. 6606 Foster Road. Laurelwood Bakery Fresh Pastries WE BAKE TWICE DAILY 6232 t.5th Avenue Auto 622’34 Phoenix Pharamcy KERN PARK BAKERY JOHN E. LEACH. Ph. G. 6616 Foster Rd.. 8. E. Portland. Or. Brunswick or Columbia Phono- graphs on easy payments. Come in and pick out your machine and ret your terms. 6615 Foster Roa«l Auto 628-12 Light Groceries and Strictly Home Made Grocery Good» HOT DINNERS IN ION ARCHER PLACE I r WANTED-HOUSES THE YEAGER THEATRE I have several good buyers. If you want to sei! your house, lots, or acreage, call Auto 626-34 and I will call at once and inspect same. C. IL Van Alien, 5415 Foster Road Ninety-second Street and Carline THE BEST MONEY CAN BUY IN PICTURES H. and M. UMSTEAD 5531 FOSTER ROAD at Archer Place Fancy and Staple Groceries CASH AND CARRY See Our Weekly Program on Local Page z LENTS LENTS A. D. Kenworthy and Co. The Lents Mercantile Co. For ood eats. We serve special dinners, short orders. Best meats served. Special Sunday chicken dinners. Give us a trial. WM. PARRISH 9123 Foster Rd., Opp. Postoffice Fl NER AL DIRECTORS First-class service given day or night. Close proximity to Ceme teries enables us to hold funerals at a minimum expense. Phone 618- 21. 5802-4 92nd St, Lents station. Groceries, Fresh Fruit, Vegetable», Flour and Feed Special attention given to phone MT. SCOTT BAKERY LENTS GARAGE S. S. ALLEN 9139 Foster Rd-, Lents. A. 610-47 J hi Largest 10-Cent Loaf in ML Scott. Finest pastry goods are here for you. Perfection Quality, Without Adulteration. AXEL KILDAHL , Prop, A modern motor car service “tation 8919 Foster Road; Phone 615-34 See our ad on page 2 Hay, Grain, Flour and Feed of Al) Kinds LENTS Cottage Restaurant J. IL Kramer Grocery 1802 92nd St. S. «. Auto 61519 The finest fresh and cured meats, groceries, hay and feed. We sell for cash and save you money. Cail or phone—we delive. Auto 625-78 9326 Foster Road Fossler’s Market and Grocery - Res. Phone Auto 615-25 Office Phone Auto 625-43 Live and let live price* Quality, Service—Yours for Busi ness—J. T. FOSSI.ER 9209 Foster Road , Auto 612-12 Real Estate—Money to Ixian 9106 Woodtock Ave., Lents C. E. Tillman Company 84th ST. S. E. WILLAMS BROS. GENERAL STORE AND MEAT MARKET JOHN D B, F. MILLER YOUR GROCER Plumbing Supplies and Fixtures Estimates Furnished Everything That’s Good to Eat Phone 612-22 Price and Service the Beat 692» 84th SL 3. E. Phone 61611 6010 92nd Street BUY YOUR GROCER IES WHERE YOUR DOLLARS GET VALUE QUALITY, SERVICE We carry the finest line of staple and fancy groceries, cured meata, fruits, vegetables. Also Hartzell’s Doughnuts—beat in the city. Get acquainted with us and you'll always trade here. C. B. NORBLA D 8611 Woodstock Ave. Auto 610-11 Auto 618-34 TREMONT TREMONT TREMONT GROCERY Tremont Plumbing Shop WOODSOCK AV. Ì 5926 92nd St. Ato 610-11 5907 72nd St. S. E. Stap'e groceries and dry goods. Hay, grain and feed Bakery goods WE DELIVER. PHON’E or CALL Tremont Meat Market W. C. EGGIMAN You’ll like our meats—you’ll like our service- and will be pleased to serve you. 5909 72nd St. S. E. Auto 610-41 Tremont Sation A. C. NUTTER Repair work a specialty; gas fit ting Estimating on any job, any size. Right prices. Guaranteed work. 5827 72nd St. Auto 613’33 G. A. Morrison Lhr. Co. Tremont Station. Auto 610-55 Everything in the Builders' Line COAL and WOOD Phone Your Order, Prompt Service I &9O7 Foster Rd.. Myrtle Park Sta. LAURELWOOD Re». 629-71 Phone 629-59. K. R. BRADBURY I’Ll 'Mill.NG. GASI'IIIING and JOBBING 6337 Foatcr Road Portland, Ore. FIRLAND Firland Confectionery "Where You Wait for the Car” WETIIERLY ICE CREAM LENTS Low Price Shoe Repairing High Quality Work Guaranteed 23 Year» Experience Bring your work to me and be »al- isfied. ANION GRIMM, 6020 92nd SL, next door to John 1). grocery. «515 FOSTER ROAD TO SAVE YOUR Saturday. Jan. 15—Ikiuglas Mac- CAMPAIGN MONEY AND Will 11.1» YOUR Lean and lh>ris May in ".Mary's Ankle"—2 reel comedy HOME DISTRICT Sunday, Jan. 16—"The World and Hi» Wife," with Alma Reuben“ In inaugurating thia "Trade nt Comedy. •'Teasing the Soil" home” contvsl the first considera'ii n Mondav and Tuesday, Jan. 17’18— of the publisher is to make tie Mt. “Nomads of the North"—Start Scott Herald a newsy, loadable hum«- ing Serial. "Fighting Fate." paper, believing that :io creator ser Wednesday, Jan. 19—"Wanted at vice could lx- performed than the es Headquarter»” with Eva Novak tablishment of a medium of eon.muni - —Two reel comedy cation through which those who have Thursday, Jan. 20—“Mary Ellen the inlereat and up building of the Comes Io Town"—Episode No. 8 community a* heart *nav each week "Ruth of the Rockies vend to thorn- who have a I ke inter Fridav. Jan. 21—Country Store est their lues*. ges. Night—“His House in Order"— The printing of any sort of u news Ridin Comedv, Paramount Mag. paper eulatls lot» of labor, consider ——--------------------------------------------- able investment and an application to detail that the average person know» ARCHER PLACE little of. There must be co operation of the Phone 626-14. 5537 Foster Road business interests and co-operation of the reading public. Happily the for mer have responded in such a man ner that The Herald feels convinced Arrher Place Grocer. Fancy and 'ha*, the success of its undertaking is Staple Groceries. Cigars and Con assured. The social events of the community fer I ionry. Fruits and Vegetable». v hich this paper will serve, were they all recorded, would fill the column». There arc hundmfs of news items ARCHER GARAGE each week that will be of interest to many who in the past have had little 5510 Foster Rd., bet. 54th and 56th means of knowing of them. Repairing, Washing, Polishing. No doubt many readers will take Oils. Greases, G m Second-hand auto» bought and sold. Crank cas irsue with tile statement that were es clcan«-d and flushed. All wor they to do all their trading witn their guaranteed. nonit merchants there would result a mg saving in their living cost. Nev- erUieless such is true. LENTS In the Mt. Scott district there are m excess of 20,000 inhabitants, and if this large population would trade at home instead of making of their nome merchant a convenience, it would nut lie long before they discov- j cred that their table was better sup C. G. SIMMONS plied and the dime or two in their pockets would be more numerous. And 7825 Foster Rd. Auto 612-27 this is the very thing that The Mt. acott Herald will convince you of if ! you will permit it to do so. A hen this puper goes to the homes Reed’s Transfer C’o. ¿n this district each week, as it will 9319 Foster Road Auto 624-18 Local and long distance hauing * do, beginning with this issue the home merchant will have a medium by Not the biggest trucks in town, which he can advise those who should but the biggest trucks for $2.00 per hour. Coal. All kinds of building i be his patrons with his wares ami 1 their prices, ami a comparison in material. ■ most instances will convince that he i is able to do better by you than the business houses across the river that Phone Automatic 1121, I«cnts Ex. have no interest in you other than ; that of putting your dollars in their JOHN MANZ I cash register. Pioneer Merchant Tailor of Lent« During the past week every buai- Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing ners concern, b.g and litt'e, has been Suits Made to Order C.»ld of the plan of the Mt. Scot* Her 5801 »2nd St. Lent», Oregon ald and given an opportunity to co operate in this trad«>-at-home con test Some spoke disparagingly of , the attempt, iomi- pessimistically, others skeptically, some optimistical KATZKY BROS. ly but felt that their advertising pat ronage elsewhere in the paper would allow them to co-operate in the ef Department Store forts of The Herald, which we pause here to acknowledge that it will; and Phone 610-20, Lenta they with those represented on the “trade at-home” advertising section will tell you better than anything we can say of the persoimtl of the busi ness men who are desirous of The HOME Herald’s success and are ever ready I to do their part in upbuilding that COOKING portion of the city where you are making your home. These merchants are here to aup- AT ; ply your wants; they can do it ac ceptably if you will but allow them. The Mt. Scott Herald for the next 1 six months offers to show you if you | are open to conviction, confident that THAT WILL SATISFY once convinced vou also will eo-oper- Home-made Pies and Pastries , ate in the effort to build up the com- 6009 92nd St !>*nts 1 munitv In which vou live While canvassing the business con Under New Management cerns Herald representatives met personally all those represented on ROSEMARY PARK GROCERY orders. Phone 615-34. 92nd St. C. A. NORWOOD 7134 55th Ave. Auto 610-43 Only the choicest meats are sold here, at pries* that are right. Ev erything except fish Phone or Call. We thdivr R. FRANKS LENTS REPAIRING Fancy Candies and Good Smoke» Arleta Theatre N BICYCLES SUPPLIES. Millard Ave. Meat Mkt. ARLETA WM. WOODH AM. I’rop. Builders’ Hardware, Carpenters’ Tools. Tinware, Graniteware, or Anything in Hardware, Paints and Oils. 2624 67th St., S. E. Rhone Auto 628-21. J. G. Pl RDI.N, Mgr. PROMPT SERVICE Fitting. Sewers Repairing. Sup gladly furnished «715 Foster Rd. MILLARD AV. & 55th AV. M. & R. MARKET If It Come» Eroi Auto 625’10 HANSEN BROS, ara i mfi \i works Sheet metal work in all brauche». Estimates furnished. Repairing of all lines of tin, iron and copper. Kern Park Sta. «715 Foste Rd. MYRTLE PIRK Gilkey’s Restaurant LENTS Economy Turn tun* Co. L. A. Parker, I’rop. Dealer In now ■nd u»e«l burniture, Stove», Hug», Carpets, Etc. Satis fort ion guáran te-,I Almi «-rockery, tout», etc •>01,1 92d St.. Lent». ulo 621'31 the "trade at home" page and tn- •in-cUd U ivij place» of business. Here 1» a resume of the "trade at home" advertiser» ami where located: ARt IILK PLACE IL Um»ten ! ha* but recently Io- rated here t« engage in the grmvry busiin-e» K 8 ranks, who is well and favorably known, carries a full line of staple and fancy groceries. C. IL \ an Allen cun give satisfactory set vice if you ure in the market to sell or buy real estate, and E. E. Quick of the Arcbar Garage can cure /o«.r uUtomobi’t* ill". ARI.EI A STATion C. A. Norwood, bicycle supplies, and E. It. Bradbury, plumber, located nt Myrtle I'ark, are «»|Uip|n»l to ren der sat.»factory service in their re*, pective lines. iRLLIA STATION J. A Teeny's stock of dry roods ami nu'K-ns * most complete, while Chas. R. Mullott of the Blue Bini ,’leaner, ¡irovidci. a »«-rvice that ht» patrons appreciate. L. White la giving natrons of the Arleta theater a nightly program of high class pic lute» :.nd the popularity of his place is att«-»ted by nn ever-increasing at tendance. hurt unate Indeed should residents hereabout» consider them selves when they roalixe the efforts pul forth to supply their needs by Felia Wesoloski of the laiurelwood Bakery. KERN PARK When you tumble into Trumble's for a T bone, you enn find all the fix in’s for your feci just through the areh vay in the D. & I*. Grocery, pre- sided over by J. G. Dunlin. Corn«'» Corner Grocery carries a stock of ;;oods from which can be supplied the need* of the most exacting ami gives a service that patrons appreciate. R. E Ol»on of the Kern Park link ery. 6615 Fnater road, provides bread and pastries that ad«l prentlv to the enjoyment of the meal, W A Hansen, tinner, is a ne«'com er to Ken Park and he and I W. looney, pluiidx-r, are a' 6715 !■'., ter rend Ion«» experience In their res pective line* Insure» »nthfr rtnry ser vice. Mr. Woodham of the Kern Park Hardware Co. i* too well known to the olilrr residents to need any intro duction. and newer resilient» will re reive the same consideration ami wr vice for which this ins’itutlon hits long he"r. no'cd John R loach of the Phoenix 1‘hurtnaev carries n mo»t complete line and hn* established a reputation ^or promt«* am! eowrtco-i« •«rvice. FUtl.YND STATION J. F McNamara in July 'nit took over the business at Firland, "where «•on wait for the rar” when going to the i-itv. No one 1« more capable of ennplvlng the wants of the smoker, for Me I one has nerformed on the consumer’« side of the «how case Flock & Goodwin rarrv n mo"t enmnlota stock of fnn*v and »*»n1o ewwerioa nnrf are on the loh aD the time to give their patron» the bene fit of their evnericnci A first call will convince you the right place has boon found. AT 55th IND MILLARD AVE. Crum A Chamber», 7136 55'h Ave nue, specialize in Del .Monto canned gootl.-* and ' lympic products. I'liulr stock of groceries is most complete uml the large Volume of business in sures patrons fresh and up-to-«iate goods. They also carry poultry feed. Alton 8. Conner of the Millard Avenue Meat Market carries a stock that insures the housewife being able to procure the cuts that are desired. TREMONT Fred C. Holt man of the Tremont Grocery is giving a service that in •urea u constantly increasing busi ness; his stock Is complete. The Tremont Meat Murket, con ducted by W. C. Eggiman, already boasts a good patronage in thia dis trict nnd beside» satisfaction there also is a personal pleasure in trailing there. The G. A- Morrison Lumber Co. is one of the larger business concerns of the district and also one of the mo.it progressive. They carry a com plete stock of building material be sides a large supply of coal and wood. A. C. Nutter, who has just cast his lot ir. th if community, is a competent plumber capable of estimating and performing contracts of any charac ter, GRAY'S CROSING W. S Sanders, who conducts an up-to-date meat market at Cray’s Crossing, is one of the progressive citizen» of the Mt. Scott district, al ways taking a leading part in any movement for civic betterment. The residents of this district art well served by Currey’s Dharmacy, which carries a complete line of drug- cMs’ siinrlries. F. Hathaway, who conducts the grocery at Gray’s Crossing, is a new comer to the district, but by courte ous and considerate service is build ing un a trade that is destined to put him in the fore rank with the pro gressive merchants of the community. 84th STREET Williams Rro».' general store nnd meat market, 6929 84th street, S. E., has long served the residents of that district nnd neighboring communltlei. An excellent line of general merchan dise, with the finest meats, nre sold (Continued on page five.)