Mt Scott Herald Trade-at-Home CONTEST
Throughout the advertising appearing in this section letters purposely have been 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 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 \>e 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 500 extra votes will be given, good i n count for final prizes.
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GRAY’S CROSSING
REMEMBER
HANSEN BROS.
SHEET METAL WORKS
Sheet metal work in all branches.
Estimates furnished. Repairing of
all lines of tin. iron and copper.
Kern Park Sts.
6715 Foeter Rd.
that the M. & R. MARKET has a most complete
line of
Vegetables, Meats
Groceries, Etc.
J. W. Looney
HE SANITARY CONDITION of our market
is unexcelled and .our prices are right. When
you purchase your foodstuff from this store you
may be assured that you are getting the best in
the market and at a price you can afford.
We give Trading Stamps and Trade-at-Home
Coupons.
T
MARKET
Auto 613-10
5927 92nd Street
KERN PARK
TUMBLE IN TO
J. A. CORNES and SON
GROCERIES
Fruits and Produce in Season
6701 Foster Road
Kern Park
Phone Auto 619-45
Freah and Cured Meals of Quality
8888 Foeter Road.
Auto 622-34
Kern Park Hardware Co.
D. and P. GROCERY
WM. WOODHAM, Prop.
Buildera* Hardware. Carpenters’
Tools, Tinware, Graniteware, or
Anything in Hardware, Paints and
Oils. 2624 67th SL, S. E. Phone
Auto 628-21.
I. G. PURDIN
STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES
6666 Foster Road.
Auto 622 34
Phoenix Pharmacy
KERN PARK BAKERY
JOHN R. LEACH, Ph. G.
6616 Foster Rd.. S. E. Portland, Or.
Brunswick er Columbia Phono­
graphs on easy payments. Come
In and pick out your machine and
net your terms.
6615 Foster Road
Auto 628-12
Light Groceries and Strictly Home
made Barry Goods.
HOT DINNERS
UNION
I
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THE YEAGER THEATRE
Ninety-second Street and Carline
THE BEST MONEY
CAN BUY IN
PICTURES
See Our Weldy Program on Local Page
X.
LENTS
MT. SCOTT BAKERY
»139 Foster Rd, Lente. A. «10-47
The Largent 10-Cent Loaf in ML
Scott.
Finest pastry gooda are
here for you. Perfection. Quality,
Without Adulteration.
J. H. Kramer Grocery
4802 »2nd St. 8. E.
Auto 615*16
The flneat freah and cured meata,
groceriea, hay and feed. Wo aell
for each and eave you money. Call
or phone—we deliver.
LENTS
LENTS
A. D. Kenworthy and Co.
The I^ents Mercantile Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
First-class service given day or
night. Close proximity to Ceme­
teries enables us to hold funerals
at a minium expense. Phone 618-
21. 5802-4 »2nd St. Lents station.
Groceries, Freah Fruit, Vegetables,
Flour and Feed
Special attention given to phone
orders. Phone 615-34. 92nd St.
LENTS GARAGE
S. S. ALLEN
AT« K1LDAHL, Prop.
A modern motor car service station
8919 Foster Road; Phone 615-34
See our ad on page 2
Hay, Grain, Flour and Feed
of All Kinds
Fossler’s Market and
Grocery
Live and let live price«
Quality, Service—Yours for Busi-
neat—I. T. FOSSLER
9269 Foster Road
Auto 612-12
Auto 625-78
9326 Foster Road
Res. Phone Auto 615-25
Office Phone Auto 625-43
C. E. Tillman Company
Real Estate—oney to Ix>an
9106 Woodstock Ave., Lenta
84th ST. 8. E.
WILLIAMSON BROS.
GENERAL 8TORE AND MEAT
MARKET
Price and Service the Beat
8929 84th SL S. E. Phono 81114
JOHN D
YOUR GROCER
Everything That’s Good to Eat
Phone 613-33
6010 92nd Street
TREMONT
WOODSTOCK AVENUE
buy your grocer ­
ies WHERE YOUR
DOLLARS GET VALUE
QUALITY, SERVICE
We carry the flneat lino of staple
and fancy groceriea. cured manta,
fnilta, vegetables. Also Hart sell's
Doughnuts—beet in the city.
Get acquainted with uo and
you'll always trade hero.
C. B. NORBLA D
8814 Woodstock Ave. Ante 818-11
TREMONT GROCERY
B. F. MILLER
Plumbing Supplies and Fixtures
Estimates Furnished
5926 »2nd St.
Auto 618-34
TREMONT
Tremont Plumbing Shop
Ante 810-41 5907 72nd SL. S. E.
Staple groceries and dry gooda.
Hay, grain and feed. Bakery goods
WE DELIVER. PHONE or CALL
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
Tremont Meat Market
G. A. Morrison Lbr. Co.
W. C. EC.GIMAN
Yen’ll like dur meata —you’ll like
eur service—and will ba pleased to
serve you.
5880 72nd St.. 8. E. Anta 816-41
Tremont Station
Fitting, Sewer*
Repairing, Sup-
gladly furnished
6715 Foster Rd.
MILLARD AV. & 55th AV.
COME TO
CRUM and CHAMBERS
7136 55th Ave.
Auto 610-43
Finest Groceries, Fresh and Cured
Meats, Poultry Leeds, etc. We
specialize on Olympic product# and
Del Monte canned goods. Deliver­
ies anywhere. Phone or call.
7134 55th Ave.
Auto 610-43
Only the choicest meats are sold
here, at price» that are right. Ev­
erything except fish-
Phone or Call.
We Deliver
ARLETA
Arleta Theatre
Tremont Station. Auto 810-55
Everything In the Builders’ Line
COAT, and WOOD
Phone Your Order, Prompt Service
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Family of Seven Die Together.
Because they could no longer stand
the agonies of starvation, a Chinese
family of seven committed suicide. The
6515 FOSTER ROAD
father and mother first bound their
ftve children together, then lasbed
Friday, Mar. 18—(Country Store
Night)—Alice Brady in “The
themselves to the children, and all
New York Idea”; comedy; mag.
leaped into a river. The seven bodies,
all bound together, were seen by U
Saturday, Mar. 19—Marion Davies
in “The Restless Sex”; 2-reel
V. Lewis of Portland, who recently re­
comedy, “A Fresh Start”.
turned from the famine section In
Sunday. Mar. 20—Cecil DeMille’s
North China.
“Old Wives for New”; Tooner-
“With 45.000,900 starving, the situa­
ville Trolley comedy; P. News
tion is a colossal tragedy.” said Mr.
Mon.-Tues., Mar. 21-22—Constance
Economy Furniture Co. Lewis, "and rather than see their chil­
Talmadge in “Good References”;
dren suffer any longer, parents all
Ep. 10, “Fighting Fate”.
through the famine lands are killing
L. A. Barker, Prop. Dealer in new
Wed., Mar. 23—Gladys Walton in
nd used Furniture. Stoves, Rugs,
their little ones and then themselves.
"Risky Business”; 2-reel comedy I Carpets, Etc. Satisfaction guaran­
There are millions of gaunt, emaciat­
“A Fishy Story”.
teed. Also crockery, tools, etc
ed, half-naked men. women and chil­
Thursday, Mar. 24—Robt. Warwick
6015 92d SL, Lents
Auto 62i-31
dren roaming the famine lapds. chew­
in “The Tree of Knowledge”:
ing roots and bark, and hanging tena­
Ep. 2 of “Double Adventure”.
j
ciously to life, in the effort to pull
through until spring The relief or­
Cottage Restaurant
ARCHER PLACE
ganisations are struggling against the
For good eats. We serve special
overwhelming situation, and are sav­
Phone 626-44. 5537 Foster Road ! dinners, short orders. Best meats
ing some of those on the edge of the
served. Special Sunday chicken
great famine district Surely every
dinners. Give us a trial.
man. woman and child in Oregon will
WM. PARRISH
want to give something towards the
Archer Place Grocer. Fancy and
9123 Foeter Rd., Opp. Postoffice
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t China Famine Fund."
Staple Groceries. Cigars and Con­
fectionery, Fruits and Vegetable«
Spreading over North China, with
DETAILS OF CONTEST
the speed of a hurricane, is a horrible
The following is the offer the ML calamity ot suffering and starvation,
ARCHER GARAGE
Scott Herald is making to further ot pestilence and death—all due to
5511 Foster Rd., bet. 54th and 56th the “Buy-at-Home” movement, to the most terrible famine the world has
the mutual advantage of advertisers ever known. The following cable from
Repairing, Washing, Polishing, and
readers of this paper.
If any Admiral Tsai Ting Kan, paints the
Oils, Greases, Gas
Second-hand
is not understood, phone th« gruesome picture:
autos bought and sold. Crank cas­ point
Manager any day between the
“Five northern provinces are famine-
es cleaned and flushed. All work Contest
hours of 8 a.in. and 5 p.m for desired ruined. Whole districts living on
guaranteed.
information, although we believe ev­
erything essential has been covered weeds and leaves. Selling or drowning
LENTS
ohildren. Whole families committing
in these columns.
suicide. Children suffer moot. Cala­
The Vote Coupons
mity so colossal is hard secure funds
The
prizes
—
$280
in
cash
—
will
be
ROSEMARY PARK distributed to those who secure the tor adequate relief. Epidemic feared
largest number of votes. In this is­ in spring.**
GROCERY
sue is printed under the caption of
"Trade-at-Home Contest” the adver­
Tired.
C. G. SIMMONS
tisements ot merchants and business
No matter how "hard up" you may
ni 'ii who have co-operated with th« feel, you are rich in comparison with
7825 Foster Rd.
Auto 612-27
Herald to make this Trade-at-Home the starving peoples of China and
Contest a success.
The Herald ha« Armenia. You know that you can
furnished each advertiser with vote easily help fill a few plates on the big
coupons, which are given with cwh relief table. Fifteen thousand people
Reed’s Transfer Co.
purchases as follow«:
9319 Foster Road
Auto 624-18
In all places i f business except are dying in the Chinese famine dis-
Local and long distance hauling. bakeries, restaurants, picture shows tricL But for the accident that you were
Not the biggest trucks in own, and drug stor a
born on this side of the globe, one of
but the biggest trucks for $2.00 per
them might have been you—Weston
50 VOTES ARE GIVEN Willi
hour. Coal. All kinds of building
Leader.
EACH
50
CENT
PURCHASE
material.
Well said. But for the fortune of
In bakeries, restaurants and drug
birth tn a favored sone, one of them
stores—
might have been you, or yours. The
50 VOTES ARE GIVEN WITH
American public is tired of drives—so
EACH 25 CENT PURCHASE
Phone Automatic 1121, Lents Ex.
A coupon good for 50 votes is is­ it is often said—but It will be yet more
ORDER SPRING SUITS NOW sued with every ticket at the Arleta tired before famine gives way to
Big Reductions on Ladies’ and and Lents picture shows.
plenty, death to life, or a chance for
Men’s Suits
THE WEEKLY CONTEST
life, and chaos to order. In less for­
In tlie advertisements appearing in tunate parts of the world.
JOHN MANZ
the “Trade-at-Home” section letters
Tired? Of course everybody Is tired.
5801 92nd St.
Lenta, Oregon will be purposely omitted and in or­ But others are even more tired of
der to win the $5.00 cash prize each hunger, destitution. disease, and all the
week contestants must read every ad, horrors that go with famine and de
find the missing letters and arrange structlon. Being tired is no excuse
them to form the name of one of the for dosing either ears or pockets to
KATZKY BROS.
firms entitled to issue voting cou­
pons. The contestant each week who the cries and needs of helpless people.
turns in the correct answer, together --Morning Oregonian.
Department Store
with the largest number of votes,
will win the
Gorilla Fond of Music.
Phone 610-20, Lenta
$5.00 CASH AND 500 EXTRA
A gorilla beating a drum astonished
VOTES
Every contestant sending in a cor­ Marseille.«. The animal had been
rect answer each week will be cred­ taken to the French port from Africa
by a colonel. One day the gorilla was
ited With
seen walking down the boulevard hold­
500 VOTES
It will pay you to read the ads, as ing a negress by the hand. The woman
the privilege is given everyone of entered a toy shop and bought a trum­
having the votes credited to them­ pet and drum. Delighted, the gorilla
selves, their friends or any member beat tbe drum and blew the trumpet
of their family. There is no red tape lustily. A han! blow broke tbe drum,
with this contest; neatness whereupon the gorilla looked worried,
Gilkey’s Restaurant connected
counts for nothing, and nothing scratched his head perplexedly and.
counts other than the correct answer re-entering the shop, seized another
THAT WILL SATISFY
rach week, together with the largest drum and ran down the street, beating
number of votes for that particular
Ilome-made Pies and Pastries
it triumphantly. The negrees followed,
week.
6009 92nd St.
Lenta
Five dollars each week o» $180 in but the beast climbed to a balcony
all, is paid to winners for 26 weeks. and remained there half an hour,
Under New Management
beating a military march In perfect
THE FINAL PRIZES
One hundred and fifty dollar« will rhythm.
R. FRANKS
LENTS
ARCHER PLACE
Plumbing, Gas
and Cesspools,
plies. Estimates
Kern Park Sta.
Millard Ave. Meat Mkt.
KERN PARK
Trumble’s Cash Market
ARLETA
KERN PARK
be distributed among the five persons
who respectievly stand highest in the
number of votes secured during the
entire 26 weeks.
»59.00 First Prize.
$40.00 Second Prize.
$30 Third Prize.
$20.00 Fourth Prize.
$16.80 Fifth Prise.
All votes count for the final prizes,
it is not necessary to compete for the
weekly priz" in order to be in on the
for anyone to win both a weekly and
a final prise, as all votes turned in
in the weekly contests count also for
the final prizes.
THE HERALD COUPON
On the “Trade-at-Home” page or
on some page each week will appear
a coupon good for 50 vote«. Clip it
out and mail to the Contest Manager,
The Herald, Lento, giving your name
and address or that of anyone you
desire entered in this contest
It
costs you nothing to enter this con­
test and by trading with the business
men herein you will secure the cou­
pons that may win for you a very
handsome cash prize. Clip the cou­
pon now!
CASH COMMISSIONS
The price of The Herald for one
year is $1.50 in advance.
In order
that ail contestants who bring or send
in an order for the paper may be well
paid for their efforts, The Herald
will pay a cash commission for each
subscription of one year at $1.50, of
50 cents.
In addition to this commission. The
Herald will credit 1000 extra votes
to contestants who bring or send in
n subscription; 1000 votes for each.
And 2000 extra votes to the con­
testant who during the 26 weeks
»end» in the greatest number of sub­
scription».
It is an event worth the effort of
everyone. Clip the coupon in this is­
sue, read the ads, solve the contest
problem, and mail your coupon and
answer to the Contest Manager, ML
Scott Herald, Lents Station. There’s
no red tape. Ask the advertisers for
your coupons with your purchases.
All answers to weekly contests
must be in The Herald office not lat­
er than Wednesday of the week fol­
lowing. The winner of the $5.00 cash
prize will be announced each Friday,
as will also those who send in correct
solutions.
Read the Trade-at-Home page and
enter the campaign now.
HOME
COOKING
AT
PROFESSIONAL
CARDS
Phone 625-23
Yott BM*
DR. C. S. OOSBURY
DENTISTRY
Portland, OrefM
I-ento Station
Rea. 618-18
Office Phone 615-10
DR. P. J. O’DONNELL
EXODONT1A
Cor. »2nd and Foeter Road _LHMTN
DR. A. O. ATWOOD
DENTIST
Rooms 4 and 5, Yott Bldg.
Phone 620-20
9207 Foeter Bead
HOW AND P, ARREST
ATTOKSBY AT LAW
Main 8308
Suite 1210-1217
Yeon Buildlag
Portland, Oregon
Lents Office: 9133 Foster Rsssfi.
Auto 661-11; L 2112; 7 to 9 p. m.
MT. SCOTT
Camp No. 11650, Modern Woodman
•t America.. Meets every second and
ourth Wednesday of each month a«
Woodmere Hail, 7630 60th Av«. 8. B
>. B. VOLTS, Oerfc.
MT. SCOTT DODUK, L O. O. F.
Mcete every Tuesday evening at ?:•«.
Frank Mirwald, Noble Grand.
W. £. Goggins, Rec. See.
Visitors Welcome.
P. O. Wilson
K. C. WI Iso a
WLLAON’S AUTO SERVKJB
All Work GimrauU ed and Done aS
Lowest i’owible Prices
Your Sati-ra<-tiou--Our AdvcrUeeaaesrt
Phone 614*45
5919 92ad St. 8. 1
KKNTALd
GOANS
LAUER REALTY CO.
HEAL ESTATE
CITY PKUPKBTX ud PABMg
Phone 624-34
j OIS 72ml Street
TIHLAND STATION
KERN PARK REALTY
COMPANY
rtei fostbb koad
CITY PKOPEBTY A 8PECTADTT
Farms and Acreage.
Collections.
Loans. Rentals. Notary Publie
Pilone 210-43
PortiatxL Ora,
Res. 4822 90th St.
Auto 661-11
Stead Phon. Marshall MN
ML Scott Transfer Co.
J. 8. Miller, Prep.
Piano and Furniture Moving
Baggage and Express
Daily Trips to Mt. Scott and 'vats
Agt. for Rock Spring, aad King Coal
Stand: First and Taylor
Portian4
For EXPRESS AND MOVING
Phone 614-44
Local and Long Distance Hauling
of all kinds.
Leave Orders at Perfection Contee-
tionery, cor. »2nd and Foeter Road.
JOHN E. DE.UiDORFT
Peter Lareea
B. Wtateee
MRS. A. STEINMAN
SPIRELLA CORSETIEBE
Phones: 661-11; Local 1831
6421 88th St, S. E., Portland, Ortfto
What Every Woman Is Hunting far
“Spirella, the World’s Best C~raU*
Phones: Office 640-73.
Res. 648-56
DR. 0. BRIMMER
DRUG LESS PHYSICIAN
Manual Manipulation
Magnetic Therapeutics
9207 Foster Rd., cor. »2nd. LENT»
PRACTICAL HAIRCUTS
VELVET 8HAVE8
CHILDREN BARBERINO
A 8PHUIALTT
See C hest » A Gaoaaa
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