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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 25, 1921)
Mt. Scott Herald Trade-at-Home CONTEST Throughout the advertising appearing in this section letters purposely have l>een omitted, which, correctly composed, will spell the name of one of the advertisers herein. Comi»etition in this contest is open to all readers of the Mt. Scott Herald, and those living in the Mt. Scott district have the Fame chance of winning one of these cash prizes. Simply find the missing letters, to accomplish which you must read every ad in this section, and mail or bring your answer to the Contest Manager of the Mt. Scott Herald. All answers will 1« placed inH 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 500 extra votes will be given, good in count for final prizes. GUAY'S ( ROUSING KERN PARK SAVE MONEY! (¡RAY’S CROSSING MARKET Everything Good to Eat HANSEN BROS. SHEET METAL WORKS Sheet metal work in all branches. Estimates furnished. Repairing of pll lines of tin, iron and copper. Kern Park Sts. 6715 Foster Rd. BUY AT HOME! PHONE 616-12 T-bone Steak .......................... 25c Sirloin Steak ......................... 2*c Pork Steak ...T......................25c Round Steak, lb....................... 25c Pot Roast of Beef, lb............ 17c Prime Short Ribs Beef, lb 12’ ¡r Hamburger, lb.......................... 18c Smoked Wienie* and Bologna, not colored .............................. 16c Ne. 1 Burbank Potatoes, *1-25 per sack »I.UO per sack Onions Tomatoes.............. 2 cans for 25c .. 20c Main« Corn, per can llependabl* Coffee, lb. .... 45c ........ Sc Soap, per bur ........... l‘vaches, per can .... .... 26c s for 25c Canned Salmon F. Hathaway Grocery 600.3 lU'nd Ml. 8. E. Auto 642 *5 Staple and Fanry Groeeriea at price« that are right. Courte ous sttention to your wants. WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS J. W. Looney Plumbing, Gaa and Cesspools, plies. Estimstes Kern ¡’ark Sta. MILI.ARI) AV. A 55th AV. M. & R. MARKET If It Come« From — COME TO CRUM and CHAMBERS THE BARGAIN STORE OF LENTS Currey’g Pharmacy II’» all right or your money bark Auto 613-10 5927 92nd Street j ARLETA J. A. CORNES and SON TI'-MHI.E IN TO For yo ,r need* of Dry Good» and Notion». 1-ct u* serve you an<l save you money and time. Trumble’s Cash Market Fresh and Cured Meats of Quality 6606 Foster Road. Auto 622-34 GROCERIES Fruits and Produce in Season 6701 Foster Road Kem Park Phone Auto 619-45 Auto 625'10 Opp. Arlete Theater I), and P. GROCERY Kem Park Hardware Co. PROMPT SERVICE I. G. PI'RDIN Cleaning. Pressing, Dyeing and Itepnirlng. Give us a trial. STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES Blue Bird Cleaners 6606 Foster Road. I.aurei wood Bakery 6212 <5th Avenue ARCHER PLACE WANTED-HOUSES Auto 622'34 i KERN PARK BAKERY 6615 Foster Road Auto 628 12 Light Groceries and Strictly Home Made Bakery Goods HOT DINNERS UNION N S f THE YEAGER THEATRE Fancy and Staple Groceries CASH AND CARRY 5537 Foster Road See Oar Weekly Program on Local Page 5511 Foster Rd, bet 54th and 56th Repairing, Washing, Polishing, Oita, Greases, Ge* Second-hand autos bought and sold. Crank cas es cleaned and flushed. All work guaranteed. ARCHER GARAGE X LENTS LENTS LENTS Cottage Restaurant A. Ü. Kenworthy and Co. The I^ents Mercantile Co. For good eats. Me servo special dinners, short orders, licet meats served. Special Sunday chicken dinners. Give us a trial. WM. PARRISH 9123 Foster ltd., Opp. Posloffice FUNERAL 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, Ixmts station. Groceries, Fresh Fruit, Vegetables, Flour and Feed Special attention given to phone LENTS ROSEMARY PARK GROCERY orders. Phone 615-34. 92nd St C. G. SIMMONS 7825 Foster Rd. LENTS GARAGE AXSLKILDAHL, Prop. A modern motor car service station 8919 Foster Road; Phone 615-34 See our ad o page 2 J. H. Kramer Grocery 4802 92nd St. 8. E. Auto 615'19 The finest fresh and cured meats, ?groceries, hay and feed. We sell or cash nnd save you money. Call or phone—we deliver. GENERAL STORE AND MEAT MARKET Price and Service the Best. 6929 84th St. S. E. Phone 61611 • • Auto 625-78 We carry the finest line of staple and fancy groceries, cured meats, fruits, vegetables. Also Hartsell’s Doughnuts—best in the city. Get acquainted with us and you’ll always trade her«. C. B. NORBLA D 8614 Woodstock Ave. Auto 610-11 9.319 Foster Road Auto 624-18 Local and long distance hauling. Not the biggest trucks in town, but the biggest trucks for *2.00 per hour. Coal. All kinds of building material. 9326 Foster Road Res. Phone Auto 615-25 Office Phone Auto 625-43 Live and let live prices Quality, Service—Yours for Busi ness—I. T. FOSSLER 9209 Foster Road Auto 612-12 C. E. Tillman Company Phone Automatic 1121, Lents Ex. .MON S.LLI8 DNIRdS M.1UMO Big Reductions on Ladies* and ■»ins s.uaw Real Estate—Mone to Ix>an 9106 Woodstock Ave., I-ents JOHN MANZ I YOUR GROCER Everything That’s Good to Eat Phone 612-22 6010 92nd Street TREMONT WOODSTOCK AVENUE BUY YOUR GROCER IES WHERE YOUR DOLLARS GET VALUE QUALITY, SERVICE Reed’s Transfer Co. Ilsy, Grain, Flour and Fed of All Kinds 84th ST. 8. E. WILLIAMSON BROS. TREMONT GROCERY Auto 610-41 5907 72nd St, 8. E. Staple groceries and dry goods. Hay, grain and feed. Bakery goods WE DELIVER. PHONE or CALL Tremont Meat Market W. C. EGGIMAN You’ll like our meats —you’ll like our service and will ba pleased to serve you. 5909 72nd St., S. E. Auto 610-41 Tramont Station Auto 612-27 S. S. ALLEN Fosslcr’s Market and Grocery JOHN D Portland, Ore. FIRLAND DETAILS OF CON TEST THE BEST MONEY CAN BUY IN PICTURES 913!) Foster Rd , Lents. A. 610-47 The Largest 10-Cent !<oaf in Mt. Scott. Finest pastry goods sre here for you. Perfection, Quality, W it hoot Adulteration. 6337 Foster Road ARCHER PLACE Archer Place Grocer. Fancy and Staple Groceries. Cigars and Con fectionery, Fruits and Vegetables MT. SCOTT BAKERY PLUMBING, GA8F1TTING AND ORBING LA. Barker, Prop. Dealer in new and used Furniture, Stoves, Rugs, Carpets, Etc. Satisfaction guaran teed. Also crockery, tools, etc. 64)15 92d St, Lents Auto 621-31 -------- —----------------------------- -------- R. FRANKS LENTS 5531 FOSTER ROAD at Archer Place Re*. 629-71 E. R. BRADBURY Friday, Feb. 25—Country Store Night—Dorothy Dalton in “The Dark Mirror’’, comedy, magazine Saturday, Feb. 26—Wm. S. Hart in “The Cradle of Courage”; 2-reel comedy, “Kiss Me, Caroline." Sunday, Feb. 27—Paramount Spe cial, 'The Fighting Chance”; De Haven comedy. Mon.-Tues.. Feb. 28-March 1—“The 'laming Point,” with Katherine McDonald—"Fighting Fate”. M ednesday, March 2—Tom Mix in “The Terror”; 2-reel comedy; rcreen magazine. Thursday, March 3— Bryant Wash bum. “Mrs. Temple’s Telegram”, “Ruth of the Rockies”; comedy. Phone 626-14. Ninety-scond Street and Carline H. and M. UMSTEAD Phone 629-59. 6515 FOSTER ROAD I I have several good buyer*. If you want to »cl! your houre, lota, or acreage, call Auto 626-34 and I will call at once and inspect name. C. II. Van Ulen. 5415 Foster Road LAURELWOOD ARLETA WM. WOODHAM, Prop. Builders’ Hardware, Carpenters’ Tools, Tinware. Granieware. or Anything in Hardware, Paints and Oils. 2624 67th St., S. E. Phone Auto. 628-21. JOHN It. LEACH. I*h. G. 6616 Foster Rd., S. E. Portland. Or. Brunswick or Columbia Phono graph» on easy payments. Come In and pick out your machine and ret your terms. M E HAKE TWICE DAILY 5907 Foster Rd, Myrtle Park Sta. Arlela Thetre Phoenix Pharmacy Fresh Pastries C. A. NORWOOD 7131 55th Ave. Auto 610-43 Only the choicest meats are sold here, at prices that are right. Ev erything except fish. Phone or Call. We Deliver J. A. TEENY At Arlrta Station REPAIRING Millard Ave. Meat MkL KERN PARK KERN PARK BICYCLES SUPPLIES. 71.36 55th Ave. Auto 610-43 Finest Groceries, Fresh sad Cured Meats, Poultry Feeds, etc. We specialize on Olympic products and llel Monte canned goods. Deliver ies anywhere. Phone or call. We Will Deliver Any Order of $10 or Over GIIAY’S CROSSING Fitting,’ Sewer* Repairing, 8np- gladly furnished 6715 Foster Rd. MYRTLE PARK 5801 92nd St. Lenta, Oregon B. F. MILLER Plumbing Supplies and Fixtures Estimates Furnished * 5926 92nd St Auto 618-34 Department Store TREMONT ■'hone 610-20. Lenta KATZKT BROS. Tremont Plumbing Shop 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 Lbr. Co. Tremont Station. Auto 610-55 Everything in the Builders* Line COAL and WOOD Phone Your Order, Prompt Service HOME COOKING AT Gilkey’s Restaurant THAT WILL SATISFY llome-made Pies and Pastries 6009 92nd St. I»nts Under New Management Economy Furniture Co. All votes count for th* final prize*. PROFESSIONAL CARDS It is not necessary to compete fo.- the weekly prixo in order to be in on the for anyone to win both a weekly and Phone 626-23 Yott Bldg. a linal prize, as all votes turned in in ti e weekly contests count also for DR. C. S. OGSBURY the final prizes. DENTISTRY THE HERALD COUPON On the “Trade-at-Home" page or I-ents Station Portland, Oregon on some page each week will appear a coupon good for 50 vote*. Clip it Res. 613-18 out and mail to the Contest Manager, Office Phon* 615-10 The Herald, l^nts, giving your name DR. P. J. O’DONNELL and add re vs or that of anyone you desire entered in this contest- It EXODONTIA eoats you nothing to enter this con Cor. »2nd and Foster Road LENTS test and by trading with the uusiness men herein you will secure the cou pons that may win for you a very DR. A. a. ATWOOD handsome cash prize, dip the cou DENTIST pon now! CASH COMMISSIONS Room* 4 and S, Yott Bldg. Ihe price of The Herald for one Phone 620-20 9207 Foster Road year is *1.50 in advance. In order that all contestants who bring or send | HOWARD P. ARREST in an order for the paper may be well arms .’. st at la * paid for their efforts, The Herald will pay a cash commission for each | Main 8308 subscription of .one year at *lh0, of Suite 1210-1217 Yeon Building Portland, Oregon 50 cents. In addition to this commission. Th* Ixmts Office; 9133 Foster Road. Herald will credit 1000 extra vote* Auto 661-11; L 2112; 7 to 9 p. m. to contestants who bring or send in MT. SCOTT a subscription; 1000 vote* for each. And 2000 extra votes to the con 1 Lamp No. 11650, Modern Woodman testant who during the 26 week« sends in the greatest number of sub of America.. Meets every second and | fourth Wednesday at each month at scriptions. It is an event worth the effort of ( Woodmere Hall, 7630 60th Ave. S. E. everyone. Clip the coupon in this is F. B. VOLTS, Clerk. sue, read the ads, solve the contest problem, and mail your coupon and -MT. SCOTT 1XIDUE, L O. O. answer to th* Contest Manager, Mt. Meets every Tuestlay evening at 7:10. Scott Herald, Lents Station. There’s I Frank Mirwald, Noble Grand. no red tape. Ask the advertisers for your coupons with your purciiaaes. W. E. Goggins, Rec. Sec. All answers to weekly contests Vlsilon Welcome. must be in The Herald office not lat er than Wcdn«*day of the week fol I P. O. Wilson K. C. Wdsou lowing. The winner of the *5 00 cash WIIAON'S ALTO CERV1UK prize will be announced each Friday, as will also those who send in correct All Work Guaranteed and Dune at solutions. I ajmcs I Possible Price* Read the Trade-at-Home page and Vour Sa tictac ttou--Our Advertisement enter the campaign now. Phone 614'45 5919 92nd St. 3. E. SI MMON8 FOR PUBLICATION IN FORECLOSURE OF TAX LIEN LOANS KEMALS In the Circuit Court of the State of LAUER REALTY CO. Oregon for Multnomah County. No. F711 1M.A1. L8TATL. W. E. Brazleton, Plaintiff, CITI I'HOPEHTY sod 9AUM8 vs. Phone 624-34 Babette Wahlgemuth, and any and all »18 72nd 8tr««< i l KLAN L> STATION other persons, if any, interested in the lands hereinafter described, de KERN PARK REALITY fendants. To Babette Wahlgemuth, the above COMPANY named defendant: I •7*7 fUSTKB SOAD In the name of the State of Ore- gon: You are hereby notified that W. CITY PROPCKTY A SPECIALTY Collections. E. r>. Dliitiu Brazleton, LVI4, the IIUIUVI holder VI of Certificate I Farms and Acreage. Loans. Rentals. Notary Public of Delinquency numbered 17841, is-! 3ued on the 6th day of April, 1920, j Phone 210-43 Portland. Orc. by the Tax Collector of the County of Multnomah, State of Oregon, for He*. 4822 With St. Lent* Ex. Auto. 1322 Stand i’bone Marshall 2tZ>3 the amount of Two and 97-1001hs | ($2.97) Dollars, the same being the | Mt Scott Transfer Co. unount then due and delinquent for j J. 8. Miller, Prop. taxes for the year 1918, together with , Piano and Furniture Moving Baggage and Express penalty, interest and costs thereon jpon the .real property assessed to ' Daily Trips to Mt. Scott and Lents Agt. ior Kock Springs and Klug Coal you, of which you arc the owner as | Stand: first and Taylor Portland appears of record, situated in said j SuX «nd For EXPRESS AND MOVING wit; , Phone 611'44 The South (40) feet of the North 1 Ixical and Long Distance Hauling one hundied and sixty two and 84- ot all kinds. lOOths (162.8-1) feet of the West one Ixxive Orders at Perfection Confeo- hundred fourteen and 2-10ths (114.2) ' -loncry, cor. 92nd and Foster Road, feet, of Block “F" in Schcol Park Ad-. JOHN E. DEAILDORFF dition, within the corporate limits of ; peUr LarMQ B wlnUrg the City of Portland, tn Multnomah County, State of Oregon. MRS. A. STEINMAN You are further notified that said I W. E. Brazleton has paid taxes on SPIRELLA CORSETIERE said premises for prior or subsequent Phones: 661-11; Local 1821 years with the rate of interest on 6421 88th St, S. E, Portland, Oregon said amounts as follows: ’hat Every Woman Is Hunting for 1914 tax, paid April 9, 1920, $4.14, “ M Spirella, the World's Best Corset” 12 per cent, certificate of redemption No. 880. Res. 643-56 1916 tax, paid April 9, 1920, tax re Phones: Office 640-73. DR. 0. BRIMMER ceipt number 31855, *2dM>, 12 per cent delinquent. DRUGLESS PHYSICIAN 1917 tax, paid April 9, 1920, tax re- Manual Manipulation •eipt number 31856, *2.44, 12 per cent, I Magnetic Therapeutics delinquent. 19207 Foster Rd, cor. 9'2nd. LENTS 1919 tax (first half, paid April 9, 1920; tax receipt number 81026, $1.31, ----------------------------------------------- N H per cent. PRACTICAL HAIRCUTS 1919 tax (second half, paid January 13, 1921, tax receipt number 210785, VELVET SHAVES $1.40, 12 per cent. CHILDREN BARBERINO Said Babette Wahlgemuth, as the owner of the legal title of the above A SPECIALTY described property as the same ap See CnawTKR A G korge pears of record, and each of the oth er persons above named are hereby further notified that W. E. Braselton will apply to the Circuit Court of the County and State aforesaid for a de cree foreclosing the lien against the property above described and men tioned in raid certificate. And you are hereby summoned to appear with in sixty days after the first publica tion of the summons exclusive of the day of said first publication, and de fend this action or pay the amount due as above shown together with costs and accrued interest and in case of your failure to do so, a decree will be rendered foreclosing the lien of said taxes and costs against the land and premises above named. This summons is published by order of the Honorable John P. Kavanaugh, presiding Judge of the Circuit Cuort of the State of Oregon, for the Coun ty' of Multnomah, and said order was made and dated this 25th day of Jan uary. 1921, and the date of the first publication of this summons is the 28th day of January, 1921. All process and papeis in this pro ceeding may be served upon the un dersigned residing within the S’ate of Oregon, at the address hereafter mentioned. r H. P. ARNEST, SCHEUERMAN BROTHERS Attorney for the Plaintiff. Address, No. 9133 Foster Road, Contractors and Builders Portland, Oregon, Phone 614-66 Tweaty-eae Years I «perlcnc* o*tKst*t*t«i*mat(t*atit>iimsmsxmxsu«i 17 yesn In Portland b I Res. 6017 89th and 6101 89th S. E. < When You Want to Move J __________ The following is the offer the Mt. Scott Herald is making to further the "Buy-ot-Home” movement, to the mutual advantage of advertisers and readers of this paper. If any point is not understood, phone the Contest Manager any day between the hours of b a.m. and 5 p.m for desired information, although we believe ev erything essential has been covered in these columns. The Vote Coupons The prizes—*280 in cash—will be distributed to those who secure the largest number of votes, in this is sue is printed under the caption of "Trade-at-Home Contest” the adver tisements of merchants anu business nvii who have co-operated wi'h the Herald to make this Trade-at-Home Contest a success. The Herald has turn.shed each advertiser with vote coupons, which are given with cash purchases as follows: In all plates if business except bakeries, restou'ants, picture sho.v3 and drug stor s 50 VOTES ARE GIVEN Willi EACH 50 CENT PURCHASE In bakeries, restaurants and drug stores— 50 VOTES ARE GIVEN WITH EACH 25 CENT PURCHASE A coupon good for 50 votes is is sued with every ticket at the Arleta and Lents picture shows. THE MEEKLY CONTEST In the advertisements appearing in the “Trade-at-Home" section letters will be purposely omitted and in or der to win the *5.00 cash prize each week contestants must read every ad, find the missing letters and arrange j them to form the name of one of the firms entitled to issue voting cou pons. The contestant each week who turns in the correct answer, together with the largest number of votes, will win the *5.00 CASH AND 500 EXTRA VOTES Every contestant sending in a cor rect answer each week will be cred ited with 500 VOTES It will pay you to read the ads, as the privilege is given everyone of having the votes credited to them selves, their friends or any member of their family. There Is no red tape connected with this contest; neatness counts for nothing, and nothing counts other than the correct answer each week, together with the largest number of votes for that particular week. Five dollars each week or *180 in Phone 622-22 lilllllllllllilllllllllliimillllllllllHUIIIIHiil all, is paid to winners for 26 weeks. THE FINAL PRIZES One hundred and fifty dollars will • I — . . . — ...... . w. be distributed among the five persons LADIES’ and GENTS' who respcctievly stand highest in the s x* TAILORS number of votes secured during the ? entire 26 weeks. X Styles and Fabric» Always the Latest RESIDENCE »50.00 First Prire. » I 91.34 Foster Road *40.00 Second Prise. 9436 Foster Rd. Lents, Ore. 3 Next door tp Poetoffice >30 Third Prise. g Phone 623'45 LENTS >20.00 Fourth Prisa. »10.00 Fifth Prise. FETTYS TRANSFER I and Express Auto Truck I tHRLICHdBERNHARDT 3 " ii J HlllimillHUIIIIIIilllGIHIIIIHIIIIIIII