Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923, July 01, 1921, Image 3

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    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. 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 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 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 500 extra votes will be given, good in count for final prizes.
MYRTLE PARK
Grays Crossing
Market
EVERYTHING GOOD TO EAT
Phone 616-42
F. Hathaway Grocery
«00.1 82nd st. g. K.
Auto 642'35
Staple and Fancy Crore rira
nt price* that are right Courte-
oua attentio u> your want*. WE
GIVE GREEN STAMPS.
OU know what you want to eat, but
do you know where to get the best
returns on the cost of eating?
Hansen Sheet Metal Works
BICYCLES
Y
If you will [•crniit u* the pleaaure we can eaaily demonstrate that
thin atom ia tnu logical place for you to trade who nyou want satin­
factory aervice and the full value of your money.
Many hundreds of people know this now. There are still a few we
would like to convince
We have the goods to convince if you have the inclinaion to be con­
vinced. This is a plain statement of fact for your consumption.
8 PRC ! ALS FOR SATURDAY. JUNE 25
Pot Roast Beef.....................
2 for 25c
Salmon ......................
Prime Short Kibe.................
M. A R. Coffee ........ ................. 30c
I'ork Roast
................
Halt Mackerel .......... .. . 4 for 25c
Pork Steak ...........................
Sardine* ..................... ................... 5c Veal Roaet .............................
Com, 2 cans ............. ................. 25c Wienie* ...................................
large size Tomatoes .................. 10c Bologna ...................................
.. .15c
...10c
. . 25c
...25c
25c
...15c
...15c
We reserve the right to limit the amount to each customer.
M. & R. MARKET
If It Cornea From—
Currey’s Pharmacy
The Bargain Store of Mata
Auto 613-10
5927 92nd St.
Kern Park Sts.
6715 Foster Rd.
The renter of Mt Beott ftotrkfr Manuta^
furert zi all kinds of Tin, Copper and Hheet
Iron ware, for kitchen um . Ballmatracheer-
fully given on all new work for reeldencM
and bu»ln«*M> block«. C-oralce/Fir« Doors.
Hkyllghto and all kinds of roofing Repair­
ing of all kinds Auto Mb » geta tbe shop.
J. W. Looney
Plumbing, Gas
and Cesspools.
plies. Estimates
Kern Park Sts.
REPAIRING
C. A. NORWOOD
5907 Foster Rd., Myrtle Par Sla.
LAURELWOOD
Fitting, Sewers
Repsiring, Sup- !
gladly funished.
6715 Footer Rd.
MILLARD AV. A 55th AV.
COME TO
CRUM and CHAMBERS
7136 55th Ave.
Auto 610-43
Finest Groceries, Fresh and Cured
Meets, Poultry Feeds, etc. We
specialize on Olympic products and
I»el Monte canned good«. Deliver­
ies anywhere. Phne or call.
ARLETA
GRAY’S CROSSING
Arleta Theatre
H's all right or your money bark.
6515 FOSTER ROAD
AR I.ITT A
I), and P. GROCERY
I. G. PURDIN
STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES
6606 Foster Road.
Go to the
SUPPLIES.
Anto 622 34
Kcm Park Hardware Co.
WM. WOODHAM, Prop.
Bullers’ Hardware, Carpenters’
Tools, Tinware, Graniteware, or
Anything in Hardware, Paint* and
Oils. 2624 67th St, S. E. Phone
Auto 628-21.
Phoenix Pharmacy
KERN PARK BAKERY
JOHN R. LEACH, Ph. G.
6616 Foster Rd., 8. E. Portland. Or.
Brunswick or Columbia Phono­
graph* on easy payments. Come
In and pick out your machine and
ret your terms.
6615 Foster Road
Auto 628-12
Light Groceries and Strictly Home
Made Bakery Goods
HOT DINNERS
UNION
Friday. July 1—
"Girl of My Heart.”, with Shir­
ley Mason.
Saturday, July 2—
"When a Man Sees Red”, with
William Farnum.
Sunday. July 3—
“The Sage Hen,” an Edgar Lew­
is Production.
Monday-Tuesday, July 4-5—
"The Old Swimmin’ Hole,” with
Chas. Ray.
Wednesday-Thursday, July 6-7—
(¡eorges Carpentier in “The
Wonder Man"; Jack Dempsey in
“One Day With Dempsey”.
Usual Magazines and Comedies.
LENTS
Low Price Shoe Repairing
High Quality Work Guaranteed
23 Years Experience
Bring your ork to me and be sat­
isfied. ANTON GRIMM, 6020 92nd
St., next door to John D. grocery.
D. J. CCONHOR
REAL ESTATE
Cor. 92nd and Woodstock Avt.
LENTS STATION
Phone 626-75
ARCHER PLACE
Laurclwood Bakery
For French Pastry. Purity Bread
wrapped, also cookies of pll kind-
Fancy Cakes Made to Order
6232 i.lth Avenue
ARCHER PLACE
H. and M. UMSTEAD
5831 FOSTER ROAD
at Archer Place
Fancy and Staple Groceries
CASH AND CARRY
THE YEAGER THEATRE
Ninety-second Street and Carline-LENTS
FRIDAY--Bebe Daniela, in
“OH, LADY, LADY"
SATURDAY--Benj. Hampton production
“THE KILLER"
by Stewart Edw. White
_______________________________ »
LENTS
LENTS
A. D. Kenworthy and Co.
L. T. Lewis & Co.
LENTS
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. I-ents station.
J. H. Kramer Grocery
4SO2 92nd St. S. E.
Auto 61519
The finest fresh and cured meats,
grocer!«
and feed. Wo sell
for can
ve you money. Call
or phone—we deliver.
Successors to
LENTS MERCANTILE CO.
5805 92nd St Phone Auto 625-24
Groceries and General Merchandise
LENTS GARAGE
S. S. ALLEN
AXEL KILDAHL, Pro*.
A modern motor car service station
8919 Foster Road; Phone 615-34
See ovr ad on page 2
Hay, Grain, Flour and Feed
of Al) Kinds
Fossler’s Market and
Grocery
Live and let live prices
Quality, Service—Yours for Busi­
ness—I. T. FOSSLER
9209 Foster Road
Auto 612-12
Auto 625-78
9326 Foster Road
Res. Phone Auto 615-25
Office Phone Auto 625-43
WILL CROFT
Caroenter and Builder
Fsrsitsre, Repair*. I pholatering
PsMtsg
LENTS
LI VS -AND LIT LIVE HICIS
ARY PARK
GROCERY
C. G. SIMMONS
ROS
7825 Foster Rd.
Auto 612-27
Reed’s Transfer Co.
9.319 Foster Road
Auto 624-18
Loci and long distance hauling.
Not the biggest trucks in town,
but the biggest trucks for 32.00 per
hour. Coal. All kinds of building
material.
Phone Auto 661-11
MANZ & MIRWALD
Ladies' and Gentlemen’s Tailors
Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing
Suits Made to Order
5801 92nd St., Portland, Oregon
Phone Tabor 767
1607 Willow Ave.
DO YOUH OWN fLASTENING WITH A
HAMMEN AND
Columbia Plaster
Wall Board
Th« cmoolh sheet plaster that can not
buckle or warp. Fire retarding.
Dwwrs, W'inc/»**«, Rooting, fsinti, Far«
nithet, Bruthet,
Builtiing Me t eriel t, Specie It
MADE IN OREGON
0 SFELDT, 145 First Street
Main UTt
KEARNS BROS.
WOOD SAW
Phone 640-57
C. E. Tillman Company
Real Estate—Money to Ixian
9106 Woodstock Ave.. Lents
KATZKY BROS.
Department Store
82nd ST. S. E.
WILLIAMSON BROS.
GENERAL STORE AND MEAT
MARKET
JOHN D
YOUR GROCER
Everything That's Good to Eat
Phone 612-22
6010 92nd Street
Price and Service the Best
7004 82nd St., S. K. Phone 616-14
TREMONT
WOODSTOCK AVENUE
BUY YOUR GROCER­
IES WHERE YOUR
DOLLARS GET VALUE
QUALITY, SERVICE
We carry the finest lino of staple
and fancy groceries, cured meats,
fruits, vegetables. Alvo Hartsell’s
Doughnuts—beat in the city.
Get acquainted with ua and
you’ll nlwas trade here.
C. B. NORB LA D
8614 Woodstock Ave. Auto 610-11
TREMONT GROCERY
Auto 610-41
5907 72nd St, S. E.
Staple groceries and dry goods.
Hay, grain and feed. Bakery goods
WE DELIVER. PHONE or CALI,
---• •
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 010-41
Tremont Station
B. F. MILLER
Plumbing Supplies and Fixtures
Estimates Furnished
5926 92nd St
Auto 618-34
TREMONT
t*hone 610-20, Lents
Cottage Restaurant
For good eats. We serve special
dinners, short orders. Beet meats
served. Special Sunday chicken
dinners. Give us a trial.
WM. PARRISH
9123 Foster Rd., Opp. Poetoffice
Tremont Plumbing Shop
A. C NUTTER
Repair work a specialty; gas fit­
ting. Estimating on any job, any
else. Right prices. Guaranteed
work.
5827 72nd St.
Auto 613'33
G. A. Morrison Lbr. Co.
Tremont Station. Anto 610-55
Everything in the Builders’ Line
K’
COAU mid WOOD
Phono Your Order, Prompt Service
HOME
COOKING
AT
Gilkey’s Restaurant
THAT WILL SATISFY
Home-made Pies and Pastries
6009 92nd St.
Lenta
Under New Management
PROFESSIONAL
CARDS
Phone 625-23
Yott Bldg.
DR. C. S. OGSRURY
Hell-Diver” Refined to Figure
on Pursuer’s Menu.
Curious Sp««d Contort Riporto* hy
Naturo Student, Who Witnessed
the Incident, on Maine Coast
KERN PARK
GRAY’S CROSSING
LAUGHED AT SEAL
Koala are quick of movement, nod
anyone who ha* ever watched them
feeding cannot but marvel at the speed
with which they dart about In the
water and the apparent ease with
which they are able to overtake their
prey, say* a Bulletin of tbe American
Game Protective association, and like­
wise there are few duck huuten* who
have not had the opportunity of wlt-
neaaing the speed of tbe grebe. com­
monly known as tbe hell-diver. II*
can easily protect himself by diving
and swimming under water, and “light­
ning 1* alow as compared with the
«pe.il with which a hell-diver sub­
merge* when he sees tbo flash of a gun
headed in hl* direction.”
Which of the two i* quicker in the
water become* a nice question, to the
discussion of which Arthur L. Penni­
man contributes the «tory of a con­
test he witnessed on the Maine coast,
In the Penobscot bay region, between
■ seal and a pied-billed grebe, when
each contestant was apparently doing
his best, “the seal looking for hi*
supper and the heU-dlver intent on
seeing that he didn’t make up the
menu.”
“While we were engaged in studying
the habits rrf a flsh hawk," Mr. Penni­
man writes, “our attention was at­
tracted by a great commotion in the
water off shore. From our blind we
could see that the splashing was
caused by a real performing the most
curious antics in bls attempts to catch
a bird which we later identified as a
pied-billed grebe.
“The seal made rapid progress, por­
poising in and out of the water in
quick diving leaps end was fast over­
hauling the bird, which was s«imming
frantically to escape his pursuer, but.
however, made no attempt to fly. Af­
ter a stralght-away race of some fifty
yards or more, it seemed as if the
chase was over, as both bird and seal
disappeared In the same splash as the
seal struck the water.
When the
splash subsided we saw that the grebe
had cleverly dodged to one side and,
after twisting and turning quickly
around a very small circuit to elude
the seal. Me headed straight for shore.
"The bird now began to use its
wings, and. skittering rapidly over the
water, soon distanced the seal, which
continued the chase until within 30
feet of the beach, where the water
Was no more than knee deep.
“There he sat with his shoulders out
of the water, watching the grebe as
the latter ran along the edge of the
shore. Then, as though he hated to
give up his meal, he slowly pursued
the biril on a parallel course in the
water, paying not the slightest atten­
tion to the men on the beach until he
was frightened off by our Intervention
In the contest”
DENTISTRY
Lents Station
Portland, Oregon
Ot-IR
DR. P. J. O’DONNELL
R m .
Office Phone 615-10
EXODONTTA
Cor . 92nd and Foster RoadLENIR
DR. A. Q. ATWOOD
DENTIST
Rooms 4 and 5, Yott Bldg.
Phone 620-20
9207 Foster Read
DR. A. C. LUNDBERG
CHIROPRACTOR
Phone 620-20
Yott Bldg.
9207 Farter
i’hone 640-73.
DR. NEWCOMB
DRUGLESS PHYSICIAN
Manual Manipulation
-Magnetic Therapeutics
9207 Foster Rd., cor. 92nd.
LENTS
HOWARD P. AKNEST
ATTOBMBT AT LAW
Main 8308
Suite 1210-1217
Yeon Building
Portland, Oregon
Lenta Office: 9133 Foster Road.
Auto 946-26, 7 to 9 p. m.
J. HUNT HENDRICKSON
Attorney-at-Law
Spalding Building
Portland. Or*.
Main 421
MT. SCOTT
Camp No. 11650, Modern Woodman
of America.. Meets every second and
fourth Wednesday of each month at
Woodmere Hall, 7630 66th A va 8. K.
F. B. VOLTS, Clerk.
K. G Wilson
WILSON’S ALTO SHBV1OB
AU Work Guaranteed and Done at
Lowest Possible Price*
Y our SatisracUon.-Our * * L1 Ilium nt
Phone 614-45
5919 82nd St S. E.
P. G. Wilson
loan *
bantaia
LAUER REALTY CO.
HEAL E8TATK
CITY PHOPBBTX sad S'ABM*
I’hone 624-34
3018 72nd direst
TIBLAND STATION
KERN PARK REALTY
COMPANY
»01 FOSTMB HOAD
CITY I’KOPLKTY A SPEOAIZHf
harms and Acreage.
Collection*.
Loans. Rental*. Notary Publie
Phone 210-43
Portland. On*
Developing Guatemala.
Res. 4822 90th St.
Auto 661-11
Stand L’bon. Marshall MM
President Herrera of Guatemala, has
Mt. Scott Transfer Co.
undertaken to Interest foreign capital
J. S. Millar, Prep.
In the development of some 15.000 .
Piano and Furniture Moving
square miles of unexplolted territory
Baggage and Express
In Guatemala which still awaits the Daily Trips to Mt. Scott and Lanta
Agt. tor Kock Spring* and King Coal
hand of the pioneer and the invader
I*cu-Hmi6
to transform it into productive fields. Stand: Firs! and Taj lor
As the first step he has created a new r
department of agriculture with a min­
ister in his cabinet and has appointed
as head of this department Antonio
Pure House Paint, reg. price $4 A
Bouscayol.
$4.25 gal., spl. $3.65 gal. Our Cot­
Both the president and the new min­
ister have devoted the main part of tage Paint, reg $3.25 gal., spl. per
gal., $2.60. Made with pure Lin­
their lives to agricultural development
seed Oil and contains 55 per cent
and are therefore keenly interested in
lead and zinc. Shingle Stain, 5-gal.
providing encouragement to the farm­
cans, gal., $1. Green $1.10. Gray
ers and planters. Roth realize foreign
$1.25. Plaster Wall Board, 5c *q.
Investment must be encouraged to ac­ ft. All goods guaranteed as rep­
complish this end and believe that
resented or money refunded.
such aid must be expected as a re­
PIDCOCK & HAZEL
sult of diffusion of the knowledge that
145
1st
St
Phone Main 6978
Guatemala has a safe and sane govern­
ment. Is a fit place to live In and has
much territory as yet undeveloped.
Paint! Paint!
No Two Snowflake* Alike.
For 35 years Wilson Alwyn Bentley
of Jericho. Vt. has been studying
snowflakes. In that time he has made
3.800 photomicrographs of snowflakes
and has found that no two of them
are exactly alike. As a result of his
exhaustive study he firmly believes
that the snowflake Is the most' exquis­
ite example of nature’s art.
His photographs have been Intro­
duced into several universities, and
have also won a niche in the arts and
sciences, as well as being used for
designs In artcraft shops and for
Jewelry designing.
BLESSED BY A BULL FIGHT.
Jane Addams went once to a bull
fight tn Spain. She saw five bulls
killed and as many horses. When her
friends expressed their surprise at her
Indifference to the bloody sport, she
Mid she had not thought much about
“No Sign too Large or too Small’’
It Then she began to think. The
more she thought, the more her con­
science troubled her. She had been
contemplating engaging In some form
Pktat Cel. »31
713 Barlisgtoa St.
of social work. It suddenly was Im­
........ ■/
presseti upon her that she had been
OW«gg>lW«MIWWWMlWtWt>lO
lulling her conscience to sleep by a
dream of service that was remain­
; When T or Want to Move
ing only a dream, that she was not
really In earnest. It was the memory
Phone 622-22
of her attitude of indifference to the
bull fight that acted as a mirror
to her soul and stirred her to action,
says Our Dumb Animals.
She re­
turned to America, and tbe famous
Hull House of Chicago carne Into be­
RESIDENCE
ing. This ia the only good thing we
ever heard as connected with a bull
9449 Foster Rd. Lents, Ore.
fight, except when the tortured bull
sumiWNRimamMstMS'st'tktst'umitMM got even with hia torturer*.
Try Me
Globe Sign Co.
FETTYS TRANSFER
and Express Auto Truck
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LADIES’ and GENTS
TAILORS
2 Style* and Fabric* Always ths
9134 Foster Road
Next door to Postoffice
E I’hone 623'45
LENTS
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