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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 30, 1921)
ANNOUNCING THE 20th Century Grocers Saint Helens Oregon City Vancouver Authorized Ford and Fordson Dealers None of your money goes for delivery of other people's goods or loss of bad accounts. You must read these ads—you must visit these stores. If you are to understand the difference in price between cash and carry and charge and delivery stores. The only real cash and carry stores are the 20th Century Stores. EXTRA ATTRACTIONS FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY ROYAL BAKING POWDER, LARGE CANS 39c, 2 1-2 LB. CAN 41.19 20 Mule Team Borax Chips Large Package«. 29c FULL POUND PACKAGE ARGO CORN OR ARGO GLOSS STARCH 10c ROYAL WHITE SOAP, SIX BARS 25c, BOX OF 100 BARS $3.76 Dromedary Dates, New Stock 23c. 2 for 45c New Pack Shrimp. Fancy Stock 20c caa Otte* Salad Points, New Pack Tall Can . 25c KERRS SELF SEALINS CAPS COMPLETE, WIDE MOUTH 25c, REGULAR 209 KERRS ECONOMY CAPS DOZEN 25c SEVEN ROLLS SKYLINE TOILET PAPER 25c STANDARD BRANDS CORN, PEAS, TOMATOES, 2 CANS 25c, DOZ. $1.45, 2 DOZ. $2.45 Faste y Jap Rice 4 lbs. 25c California Lima Beans 5 lbs. 25c L ook Thread Cocoaaat Ite lb. There really are no better places to safeguard your grocery bills STORES and they are conveniently located. Fancy Small White Beans 4 lbs. 25c Campbell’s Tomato Soup lte Dory Soap 3 bars 24c than these Buy, Sell or Trade Portland To Gel the Most out of Money that you Spend for Food you Must buy the 20th Century Way Crises 3-lb. cans 55n READ-IMPORTANT ARMENTROUT-WICKE MOTOR CO 82nd and Foster Road Preferred Stock Tomato Soup 3 cans 25c IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 20th CENTURY 92nd St., Lents, Next to Multnomah State Bank Portland, Oregon ANYTHING OF VALUE FRIENDS CHINCH Sunday school at 9:45. Next Sun- day is Rally Day. School will begin at the regular hour, The first 15 minutes will I* use,! in taking class records ami whatever other buaineta ia necessary to be done. The Rally Day program will begin at 10 o'clock. Preaching services at 11 am. and 7:8« pm. The new pas tor, Rev. F. J. Cope, will preach at l*>th services. The pastor and his wife are already winning a large place in the hearts of the people. Regular C. E. meeting at 6:25 Sun- day. The C. E. executive council will meet at the home of the pastor. 942S 57th avenue, Friday evwatng at 7:30. The Quaker Giants boys clsas met at the home of James Shray Wednes day evening for a social time. After games were played and a good time generally, refreshments of lemonade and cookies and popcorn »ere served Those present were Jessie Smith. Lloyd Smith, Luther Pennoyer, Clif ford I-amb. James Shray. Ralph Lew- ia, Robert Morine and others. Women's prayer meeting is held ev ery Wednesday afternoon at 2 p m. in the annex. Children’s meeting Fri- day at 4 p.m., Myrtle Lewis in charge. The Thursday evening prayer meet ing* are well attended and full of in terest The pastor’s subject last week was "Faith" and was presented in a very edifying way. BI TTE BOOSTERS’ P «BODY the the Anolent Dye Tee Costly. Tyrian purpl«. the moot famous of antiquity, vu so sapousivv that in the reign of DUx'letlan co« pound of purple wool cost 8240, which would make the dye Itself worth about «6.000 S pound. I d IW0 Professor F'rledlau dor gathered 11.000 of the see snail« from which this ancient dye was made and prepared • little of the coloring matter. Hie investigations showed It tn be Identical with a dye known to Synthetic chemists, but not used on account of Its Inferiority to other synthetic 4y*s which are both cheap and eotumon st the present day. LADY BARBER I Everything under the Sun | WHAT HAVE YOU TO TRADE •••••••••• Newman’s Exchange MT. SCOTT STORE, KERN PARK STATION 6605 Foster Road, Cor. 66th Classified Ads i Phones Ant 425-42 427-44 Main 4496 Advertisements under this bead ing 10c per line first insertion; te per line each subsequent issue. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH Minimum charge, 25c. Count six — words to the line. There’s a lovely highway leading Out to the land we love best. Where nature smiles her sweetest In the Golden West. WIDOW WOMAN supporting young To God’s wonderland ’twill lead you; family of four would like to have Take your autos then and drive plain sowing Mrs. McKeown, 9220 58th Ave., Lenta. 39-2tx And meet us all in Oregon In 1925. —F. R. G. WANTED—Plain sewing, reasonable. Mrs. Thorsen, 6623 93rd St. 39-2tx There is a long, long trail a-winding, And it* ends on Highway Butte, LOST—A pair of brown gauntlet Where the minstrel* are a-*inging, gloves at Multnomah State Bank To the music of the lute. corner, I-ecits Liberal reward 9019 The hills are all about it; 57th avenue. 39-ltx The lakm lay still and mute; The world will be there to greet you BARGAIN—A modern «-room, well constructed house. Cement side At Columbia Highway Butte. -W. W. A. walk, 1H blocks from Arleta school, two from station Easy terms. BOOST Automatic «29-67. 39-ltx Arista N aw « Nnfps n»«lt Lord’s Supper wiU be di* cottage Sunday at 2:30, for the pur /^rieia news notes permed at the morning service next pose of planning a program for the Sabbath. The minister will talk to district Sunday school convention to (Continued from first page.) the children on the “Story of Two be held the afternoon of the last Sun Following the children’s day in October, at the Third U. B. ing this week to their new home in Doors.” sermon will be the regular morning church. The program will be printed Rose City Park. sermon. Senior C. E. will meet at later. Donald Lockwood and Everett Ball, Rev. John Handsaker will speak on 6:30. Bright, popular evening service son of Prof. Ball of Franklin high at 7:30. Sunday evening at the Mt. Tabor school, went to Salem Monday to en The seniors and juniors held their Presbyterian church on his journey to ter Willamette University. Donald <s first meeting since vacation last Sun Armenia. a sophomore; Everett a freshman. day evening. The Rev. T. E. Finley's daughter Laurelwood M. E. On Sunday the church was resplen will not return to Willamette this dent in its newly carpeted aisles and Sunday is the last one before the year, but will teach music here, in oiled floors. conference year. It is also Rally and stead. A number of the members attended Promotion Day. The Sunday school Mrs. Dr. Boone has been quite ill the convention banquet Tuesday even has doubled in enrollment this year. I just Sunday there were 27 in attend the past week, but is now able to be ing at the irst Presbyterian church. ance. up. Sunday school rally October 9th. October 5, conference will conven-- Boost your city, boost your friend; Twenty-five or 30 of the deacons at Forest Grove. Dr. Lockwood wa> Boost the lodge that you attend, Arleta Baptist and deaconesses of the Arleta Baptist you’re Round-up week began auspiciously elected as delegate and Mrs. Lillian Boost the street on which church, and a number of friends and dwelling. Perry, alternate. The attendance taxed the relatives, assembled at the home of Sunday. The fourth quarterly conference Boost the goods that you are celling, N. E. Chambless on 65th street, to seating capacity of the building. Pro Boost the people round about you; celebrate Mr. Chambless* birthday. motions were made in all departments. will be held this evening in the church They can get along without you, with Dr. W. W. Youngson presiding. The first event of the week, ice cream Rev. Day presented Mr. Chambless Sunday morning Rev. Finley will But success will quicker find them with a fountain pen as a token of the social for those who had been regular speak on “The Ministry of Christ”. If they know that you’re behind them. in attendance during the summer, kind regards of his many friends. Mr. Qiambless was bom in Alabama and was largely attended by a crowd of At 8 o’clock the topic will be “What This is the last Boost for every forward movement; came from Arkansas to Portland in enthusiastic children. All the events is Christianity?” Boost for every new improvement; service before conference. 1890. He has been in the postal ser of the week have been very enthusias The ladies’ aid on Wednesday el Boost the man for whom you labor; vice over 20 years, and was retired tically attended. Tonight will be the Boost the stranger and the neighbor, on a pension last week, the postmas harvest home dinner, which will be ected officers for the year. Cease to be a chronic knocker, ter-general writing him a letter of unique. Admittance is one cent per Cease to be a progress blocker. Fourth United Brethren Church inch waist measure. Strangers wel congratulation upon the occasion. The first quarterly conference wax If you’d make your city better. come. A program will be given after The Rev. Joseph Emery, of Salina, held Wednesday evening, also the Boost it to the final letter. Cal., who has been attending the dinner. -Contributed by C. S. Cable. monthly official board meeting. Arrangements are being made to northwest conference of the M. E. The “echos” from conference given bring in autos all shut-ins. Oct. 2nd church, South, in Portland, and John by the pastor and Mrs. Blanchard on F inley of 22nd street and 40th avenue the pastor will speak on “Giving Testing Pearls Sunday evening were much appreci Thanks. ” Evening topic: “ The Sow spent an evening last week with Mrs. Two professors la physics at Lsm- ated. Mary Cauthorne and daughter. Rev. ers’ Reward.” Congregational singing Saturday evening, Oct. 1, there will don university. England, are conduct at 7:30, with anthems by the choir, Emery was formerly Mrs. Cauthome’s ing exhaustive tests, on behalf of the be a piano birthday party, given at pastor, and a delightful evening was and reports of the success of Round Dally Mall, with a view to finding the church, to raise the final payment a possible difference between ordi spent in recalling old times and in re up week. Mr Holdenberg, an employee of on the piano. You are invited. Please nary aa<! Japanese pearls. A Japan counting events at O.A.C. when he come. ese pearl is produced by inserting a was professor of mathematics. Mr. the Telegram, is president of the B. R. H. Allen, brother-in-law of the seed pearl or mother of pearl tato the Emery’s wife was killed by an auto Y.P.U. The society began Round-up week with only two of the active and pastor, and family, of Sargo, Okla liver of an oyster Alfred E Calvert. mobile accident some time ago. associate members not accounted for. homa, have come to Oregon to make a fellow of the Chemical *<*«ety. One of the social events of the sea their home. Mr. Allen is looking for stated recently that the several son was the beautiful home wedding All others have been in attendance specimens of Japanese pearls be poe a location for a grocery store. during September. The enrollment of of Morris L. Criger and Miss Julia senses are Identical la weight, color Miss Bertha Howe, who has been May Smith, at the home of the bride, the society is 60; the goal for the and luster with ordinary pearls, sad out of the city for some time, ha* re they are produced by the oyster with 4320 47th street. Rev. J. J. Staub of year, 100 members. turned. the same materials and by the same Sunnyside Congregational ehurch, of- Third United Brethren Church A number of our teachers attended process as the other variety. ficiuted . Miss Mildred Smith was Miss Velma Shepherd went to Phil the county Sunday school convention, bridesmaid and George Eisenhauer, F. J. Mitchel tree sold a house to J. omath Monday to attend the U.B. col held in the First Presbyterian ehurch, best man. Dorothea Smith played C. Frye, 40th avenue and 54th street, Tuesday. Mendelssohn’* wedding march. Eva lege at that place. for $2575, recently. Last Sunday was Promotion Day. Gentry sang “Baceuse”, accompanied A special program by the children by Ruth Gentry. Mr. and Mrs. Criger The Compass Riant. On the prairies and plains of Utah, were employes of the O.W. R. & N. was given in the Sunday school. Rev. George McDonald held the Texas snd southern Minnesota there iiome two years ago the Kellogg school purchased a picture machine first quarterly conference Tuesday ev grow» a wouderfel plant which has proved useful to traveler* wandering »2nd, AT GRAY’S CROSSING and this year will put on a show every ening. A rousing get-together of the G.E’s over those vast tracts of country. It other week. The first one of the sea Is called the compass plant, or pilot Children*« Haireutting ■ Specialty son is thia evening. The admission will be held in the parsonage Friday plant, because of a peculiarity la the evening. is ton cents. growth of the Idkvss, which grow al The Kellogg Parent-Teachers’ as ternately elong the stalk, end point Arleta Congregational Church NEW TRACT--Just Opened precisely north and South! The to sociation met the first time this sem Sunday, October 2, is Rally and dlans followed the direction given thotn Close to Grays Crossing. Ixits $225 up ester at ths call of the president. Promotion Day. A program will be by these pointtag leaves, and told the Terms, $5 down, $5 a month given by the Sunday school. Chris white men about it. Thia plant bo Anabel Presbyterian Church WILLIAMS REALTY CO. Afeots Mias Bertha 1-ouise Kiaaner, pupil tian Endeavorers of all congregation longs to the family of ths Composite« Grays Crossing of Lillian Jeffreys Petri, has accepted al churches in the city met at Sunny and look* very much Ilk* the suo tower, ft has a strong, roeinou* side last Sunday evening. Dr. A. J. the organ at this church, which is lo Phone 641-27 The odor, somewhat like turpentine, end cated on 37th avenue ami 56th street Sullen was the chief speaker. STORAGE BATTERIES sometime* goes by the nemo of “tur Sunday school at 10:45, at which time object was to interest the young peo pentine plant.“ — Christian Science and Expert Repairing at a Discount Mr. Hogg gives a chalk talk to the ple in the Pilgrim legion, a mission Monitor. V. L^RATHKET delight and profit of the school. Morn ary organixation of the church. of Gould Battery and Service Ca. There waa a meeting at the Luckey ing service is at eleven. The Sacra- Subscribe for the Herald, $1.50. State Distributors Furniture, Household Goods, Musical Instruments, Store and Office Fixtures I BUY THESE NOW PRICES ARE DOWN FOR THE SATURDAY SPECIAL Matches, the 8c kind ............. 5c Tomatoes, large can ..2 for îte Salmon. 1-lb. can .................. 10c Compound ............................. Ite Rolled Oats, 4Ss lbs............ 2te Wemon Oil, large............... ite White Navy Beans, the good Wasson Oil, pint ................. 3te kind........................... 4 for 25c All Cookies and Cakes, 2c off There* Pork and Beans, Ig. ..lte regular price . Canned Corn. Blue Hird or Bridge brand .... 2 for 25c Cider Vinegar in bulk Me gel. This ia not a catch-penny store. We sell nothing but reliable groceries B. L. CLARK WANTED TO RENT— Five or six room house, around 92rxi street and 45th avenue or thereabouts. Auto matic 624-59. 39-ltx BARGAIN—6 rwm bouse, modem; 3 large b<-d rooms, basement, 50x100, fruit, flowers and garden; chicken house, 1 blk. to car; electric, gas, etc. Auto «25-24. 38-It* FOR SALE—Practically brand new heating stove. No. 120. Double grate, wood or coal. Take* 12-in. stick. 5803 83rd street. 38-2tx FOR SALE—Dry slab wood. $f>.«0 a cord Kendall Fuel Co., Tabor 6134. 37-3tx ONE HALF ACRE and 2-room shack on 99th St., S.E., $1000, easy terms. Apply to owner, 367 E. 7th St. N. 37-3t Phone $14-17 -------------------------------------------------------------- j r --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- — You Have Today. Be Ready I for Tomorrow Start With $1.00 Savings Account IN A We Pay 4 per cent Interest on lour Savings Account FIRST-CLASS music teacher, organ and piano, 75c per hour. 3713 70th St., Phone «41 06. 35-«tx WOOD FOR SALE, delivered any- where; first class old growth; first class second growth. Phone 614-4». L. W. Cooper. 26-tf 92nd SL, Lents. Successor to F. D. COULTER. - Multnomah State Bank Lents Station, I Portland, Oregon Chevrolet Touring Car Late Model i Completely overhauled, new top Good tires $475.00 Chevrolet Touring Car 1918 model A good buy at • ■ J • $340.00 » Ford Delivery Car Just right for a small ranch Better look at this $275.00 --- THE LENTS GARAGE Ì 'c aa a ■‘¡l a Axel Kildahl Pr«>. > )