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VOL. XX, No. 7
P. K. L. & P. CO. SfeChH STOCK
last week. When found at 102nd »nd GILBERT BEAUTIFYING
SCHOOL GROUNDS
1 15th avenue the machine win pretty
Local happening»
Home Ownership" Idea Takes Well
| .> ell stripped. It has cost Mr. Schalk
Will Be Conferred
With Many Portlanders
I
already
about
Gilbert
school
district
has
a
force
8150
fo
replace
the
un Washington*«
H. A. I^wis waa elected president
How pleasant it must bo to help
I parts taken.
of men at work beautifying the
Birthday
of the Multnomah County Fair aaao keep your own birthday, with gun*
Gilbert end M «ire, Gilbert Road
The Portland Railway, Light
The regular weekly donee at Fair- ,-chool grounds. Between Park ave­
elation at the annual meeting of the firing in your honor and processions grocers, report business still a littl
view will be held Saturday night. nue and the building rose bushes and Power company has added more than
Plans ar« rapidly taking form for director» l«>t week.
inarching past you saluting and qu.et.
Good four-piece orchestra including other small shrubs will be planted. 210 new »tockholders to its lista dur-
the big naturalisation ceremony to
Other officers elected are’ T. J. cheering, and banquets at which
Mr. Wheeler, contractor, finds tha’-
A semi-circular roadway will lead ng the present campaign of selling
banjo and saxophone.
7-2t
be held Wednesday evening, Febru- Kreurtor, vice-pwsident; Theo, . Brug- you sit at
the bead of the table thi be is soft after the several winter
1- E. Wiley has now on d'splay from the avenue to the school, touch­ its new issue of 7 per cent prior pref­
ary 22 (Washington'« birthday! at gvr, treasurer, and C. D. I M inton. guest of
honor, and no end of Months of Id’- nets. Handling gravel his new stock of truck seeds.
ing the avenue near either end of the erence stock to its «mploye«, custom­
the municipal auditorium at 8 p. m. secretary manager.
«peechmakiag
and
compliments seems harder work just this week
Mian Nellie Morris of Ontario vis­ grounds. On the south, west and ers, patrons and the general public
Judge Charles E. Wolverton, of the
The grandstand is being moved right to your very face, and goal *hun it will in a few more days.
ited last week with Mr. and Mrs. L. east sides the natural tree life will under what is known as the “Home
district federal court, will admintaler from the old location to the east aide wishes without stint showered upon
Dan Schweitzer's house on Gilbert E. Wiley.
!e undisturbed. On the north side Ownership” plan.
the oath of citisenship to a elaae of uf the rare track and will be In- you! I wonder if Goorge Washing­ R< ud is approwhing completion.
The new shareholders represent
C. Fritz ha» purchased the interest the trees are being cut down. Among
about 60 including representative« ' creased to double its former size, and ton looked at it that way?* For we
Ler-zy 8<.lfrid >v vorked at th* Her- of Mr. Cooper in the Maple Garage at the workers on the grounds are Joe virtually every one of the nearly 40
of the following nations:
Great various other improvement» on the have hi» own word» to a friend that i
t • tiling pl mt thia week.
Conway, A. Pottage, L. Wagner. Al­ communities in which the big public
101st and Foster Road.
Britain, Canada, Scotland, Ireland, fair grounds at Gresham are contem­ “if I do not grossly deceive myself,
August Weber has a nanny goat
Pete Schuld, contractor at Bell sta­ bert Wagner and Wilson McKim. The utility operate* and consist of men
Germany. Sweden, Norway, Russia, plated.
distinction has no enticing charms or which gave birth to three kids re­ tion, was a Lents visitor Tuesday.
Ijtdies* Aid is donating the shrub­ and women in almost every walk of
Finland, Denmark, Gn-eco, I tel*', Ser­
Following department heads were fascinating allurements for me.” cently.
life.
f riends are welcoming Mat Greens- bery.
bia, J ugo-Slovakia and Csecho-Hlova- named: Grange and farm exhibits, T. (You see George was up on his dic­
The newly organized Buckley ave­ lade who was released from small­
The gratifying success of th« new
kia.
J. Kreuder; grounds and police, tionary weed» all right.) Well, he nue chorus club sang February 10 al
Governor Olcott and Mayor Baker Frank Helnuy; agriculture and horti­ had to go through it, just the same, Gilbert school for the Parent-Teach­ pox quarantine thia week. His face Books on Gardening at l^nta Library plan of financing its needs, accord­
will give short addresses of weloome culture, F. H. Crane; floral, Mrs. and I imagine he did like it a bit, ers association meeting. The club is and neck are still a bit marked but; A list of gardening books which ing to company officials, will enable
within a few days the scars will have | can be obtained at Lents branch li- the big utility to carry out extensive
to the new ciUwot. The principal , Frank Helnuy; livestock, Theo. Brug­ after ail, don’t you?
composed of the Misses Thelma and entirely healed, Mat says he had brary follows:
improvement and betterment plans
address wilt be delivered by Dr. E ger; poultry, 1. Anderson; domestic
After the Revolution, the new Maxine Becktell, Helen and Hazel quite a siege of
Allen—Cabbages, cauliflower, etc.; for the coming season, including sub­
it and that he is
H. Pence. There will be reserved science, Mrs. M. Murray; art, Mr». United States decided to keep hla
Hobson and Velma Petty, and Iris mighty glad to be out.
Bailey—Principles of vegetable gar- stantial headway on the gigantic
seats fur tho foreign-born people, U. B. Smith; races, T. K. Howitt; birthday as a holiday instead of that Halal ip, leader.
Have you tried Lents electric bak- dining; Beattie—Celery culture; Ben- 810,000,000 Oak Grove hydro-electric
tick, t may be had at the American- school drpartmeat. Miss Ethel Cal-
of old King George III of England,
J. H. Heald, 5535 82nd street, has ery’s cream puffs, coffee cake, pies, nett
Vegetable garden; Biggie — development which when completed,
Izatioti elaasea of the public school« kina.
who had once been lord and master, taken out a permit to make repairs doughnuts and butter rolls?
Berry book; Biggie—Farm book; will add 80,000 more horsepower to
or at the branch iibrante. Beata
and whose subjects they refused to amounting to 81500 to a store on
Sherman Hark son is reported as Findlay—Practical gardening; Fra­ the present facilities of the company.
will bo held until 8 o'clock.
BUILDING
be any longer.
But they weren’t lot 22, block 1, De Wayne addition. much better but he hadn't shown up zer—The potato; Green—Vegetable
“This new plan of home financing,”
The Ladies Columbia Symphony 106462—!.. E. Cottrell, repair red-
going to lose a celebration, »0 they
The Red i made Building company at the Multnomah State Bank Thurs­ gardening. Greiner—New onior. cul­ declared President Franklin T. Grif­
Orchestra of 30 pieces, directed by
dence, 4805 86th street; builder, put Washington's birthday in the has taken a permit to furnish Mrs.
day. However, he believes he will be ture; Grubb and Guilford—The po­ fith, “has proved exceedingly popu­
Mm. Frances Knight, will give num­
same; 8100.
place of the monarch’s with far bet­ Anna M. Law, 5112 72nd street with entirely well this week and plans to tato; Hall — The garden yard; lar with many public utility corpora­
ber« and there will be a program of 106458 E A. Banniater, repair real- tor reason. And didn’t they make it
an 81800, one-story residence on the
tions throughout the country that
organ music by Lucien E. Becker.
dence, 9431 45th avenue; builder, fine for him! They drank his health east half of lota 8 and 7, block 1, El­ be back on the job with all the old- Kruhm—Home vegetable gardening;
Morse—New rhubarb culture; Robin­ have needed large additional sums of
time pep Monday.
There will be community singing led
Hayes 4 Van Orman; 840.
and made eloquent speeches in his mira addition.
Ask N. V. Looney of the Lents son—Mushroom culture; Severy — capita] funds to keep pace with the
by George Hatohkiaa Street Tho 106455—43. D. Montgomery, repair honor and sang his praises to him, till
Mr. Beck, 8042 59th avenue, has Junction Grocery company, or Cogs- < Peas and pea culture; Severy — growing demands of their facilities.
auditorium will be decorated In pa­
residence, «237 72nd street; build­ hardly anybody but the General had a small amount of electrical work
“It is a well-known fact that the
well, the other side ef the firm, andj^an culture; Selden—Everyman’s
triotic colors. Uniformed memlxtrs
er, same; 825.
could have stood it—however, he era« done on his place.
greatest
need of the public utility
see
if
you
can
get
a
pessimistic
re-
garden
every
week;
Tracy
—
Tomato
of the American Legion will act as 106456 -Same, erect fence, «237, 72d ■ rather serious gentleman, who
Amentrout-Wicks motor company mark about Mt. Scott. The Herald’ culture; Tracy—American verities of industry at the present time is new
ushers
street; builder, same; 825
never allowed himself to get too ex­ reports the following Ford «ales: De­ reporter wasn’t able to do it. There lettuce; Wickson—California vegeta- capital for the construction of addi­
106654 — A. W. trick, repair residence, cited, «nd he waa probably the least livery to Sellwood Wet Wash laun­
tional generating equipment, trans -
was just optimism cornin’ through. Ibles.
5529 59th avenue.
enthusiastic of the company.
MENTONE NEWS
dry; touring car, disc wheels, to J.
F. J. Moser, successor to George
The seed catalogs of local and mission lines, sub-stations, transpor­
106557— B H. Tyler, repair residence,
This was even before he waa made P. Britton, 2834 49th street; truck to Bums in the garage at Foster Road, western firms are also on hand,
tation equipment, trackage, overhead
8116 35th avenue.
Mentone has been brightened up
President. After that even. Congress A. W. Markee, RL 3, Box 82, Lenta; and Lennox avenue, is one of the few 1
construction, etc., so that plant fn-
lately with new electric lights on 59th 106664—Jno. F. Murphy, erect shack, msdo a point of adjourning half an delivery to Byron De Young, 82nd
cilities may be equal to the demands
DEATHS
men in business who disbelieve in the!
7421 45th avenue
avenue and 103rd street
Houses
made upon them.
hour on every February 22, to offer and Damascus; touring car to T. C. use of superlatives.
He even re­
106602- Mrs. E A. Yunker, erect him their congratulations. This was Lockwood, 4961 73rd street; tractor
and stone have connected
“Thia company needs millions of
fuses to use ‘‘expert’’ in reference to EBERTSON—At 4828 71st street,
chicken house, 4834 E. 49th street. one of the features of the day until and all tools and implements to Her­
Mr. Hunt is getting his 6-room, 83,-
February 9, Huld* Christiana Eb- dollars for that purpose each year.
himself though probably his years of
106407
Mrs.
S.
C.
Robbins, erect 1796, when some of the members “got man Fitzpatrick, 106th and Gilbert
000 house in shape. The roof is shin-
erson, aged 41 yean.
Funeral Our number of light and power cus­
experience in the automobile game
woodsh«d, «030 Woodstock avenue; mad” with him for a short time and Road, 7-acre place-demonstration be­
gied and the inside ready for plaa-
services were conducted Feb. 13 tomers has increased 51 per cent in
would entitle him to use it, perhaps
tert ng.
builder, A. J. Robbins; 8*25.
at the mortuary chapel of A. D. the last eight years and our produc­
refused him their public good wishes, ing made Sunday, February 5.
much more so than many others who
The new store is doing a fine buai- 106408--A. J. Robbins, erect wood­ Here are a few of the remarks he
I-adiffl of Shiloh circle, G. A. R., are not averse to the title as applied
Kenworthy & Co. Interment Mt tion of electric energy has increased
lies*.
shed, «0.30 Woodstock avenue, had to ait and listen to—a trying were entertained at a tea by Mrs. J.
Scott Park cemetery.
over 61 per cent in the same period.
to themselves. Mr. Moser came to
builder, seme; 825.
R. P. Armstrong ta going to erect
thing for a man of modest, retiring H. Heald, on 82nd street, recently.
These growing demands must be met,
Lents about November 15 from Lo­
a dance hall and theatre on b»th 106420—-Mrs. S. C. RobbiM, repair disposition: “Shall our hero's birth-
Jake Williams, 83rd and 58th ave­ gan, near Oregon City, Oregon.
GRIFFIN—In this city, February 8, and we believe it to be to the advan­
avenue,
residence, «030 Woodstock avenue; dsy pass unnoticed? No I Let man­ nue, was a recent host to the Grays
Plans and specification«
It’a E. Gale and M. Gale at the Gale. Beryl Griffin, aged 34 years, be­ tage of all concerned that this addi­
builder, A. J. Robbins; 8100.
have been fumiahed by B. B. Grif­
loved wife of William Griffin, tional capital be secured from Ore­
ifestations of Joy express the sense Crossing “500” club.
and Gale grocery, Foster Road and
fith. architect. The building will be
mother of Mrs. Nad Sherman Grif­ gon investors/ as it will be invested
"Skipper” and Mrs. Currey and 1 Lennox avenue. Or, as Mrs. Gale
we have o< toe biemungs that arose
Mr*. FaitCs ’Cl».» Tea
ready for occupancy April 1.
fin, daughter of Mrs. Alice McGee in a local industry in which all the
[ upon America on the day that gave Bud were recent over-Sunday visitors! I puts its, “It’s half and better half.”
Mrs. F. J. Faith's Americanization George Washington birth!”
John A. Lamburg. old-time hard­
of Portland, sister of Roy W. Mc­ public is interested either directly or
“That in Corvallis where they went in the Asked which was first she said her
ware man, is going to start with a rlass of mothers enjoyed a tea at Ar- great, that gloriously disinterested hopes that the veteran Presbyterian
Gee and Mrs. Olive Hopkins of indirectly.
With that thought in
husband's initial was **E.” The Gales
full line of hardware about March leta branch library Wednesday aft­ man—long may he live, and late to minister. Dr. Bell, who christened have received two, 540 capacity chick­
Great Falls, Mont. Deceased was mind we are now offering our em­
15th.
ernoon. Eleven mothers were pres­ heaven remove!" “May the evening “Skipper," would christen Bud. But
a member of Rebekah lodge o! ployes, customers, patrons and the
en incubators and plan to have three
Trade at home.
ent, repreanting four countries, Sytia, of his life be attended with felicity Dr. Bell was not well enough to do
Great Falls, Mont. Funeral serv­ general public an opportunity to util­
or four hatchings of White Leghorns.
Mentone has no city assessments. Russia, Denmark and Finland. Thurs­ equal to the utility and glory of its so and Mr. and Mrs. Currey await Outside of a thousand or so chicks,
ices were conducted from the A. ize the company as a means of prof­
Louis Pennoyrr and Miss Beck are day night in Arleta school the class meridian!” He was even turned into word from him as to when they may- the Gale family will consist of a goat,
D. Kenworthy chapel, February 11, itable investment and also as a me­
contemplating,- well, you know. The glistened to a lecture by W. A. Gil­ rhyme—« funny old song sung at one go to Corvallis to have the ceremony
at 2 o’clock.
Interment Mount dium for saving by our partial-pay­
cat and dog.
house will bo complete soon There lard. A short musical program waa of these banquets had these words: performed.
Scott Park cemetery.
* ment plan.
The Herald is “for” E. M. Calkins.
are electric fixtures. There soon will 'given at the lecture.
“All the proceeds from the sale of
Anthony Schultz, 8053 59th ave­ Mrs. Calkins wanted to stop the|
be a house-wanning and "500” party,
nue, has been ill this week.
Americans, rejoice;
paper, to economize, but E. M. said EBERTSON—Huldah C. Ebertson, our 7 per cent prior preference stock
celebrating in old-time style-three Cha*. E. Kennedy Left No Children While songs employ the voice,
Frank M. Rankin, 5704 Powell Val­ he’d talk for us and,—Mrs. Calkins
4828 71st, February 9, 41 years, tu­ will be put to work right here in
In error the Herald waa informed
days and three nights. Old country
let trumpets sound.
needed improvements and extensions
ley Road and Mrs. Addie Tillman, hasn’t stopped yet.
berculosis of intestines.
style; everybody welcome.
last week that a daughter survived The thirteen stripes display
as well as in the big new development
6221 90th street are on the February,
Eddie Gale and Joseph Gale, sons
Chas. E. Kennedy, real estate dealer In flags and streamers gay,
circuit court, jury list.
on the Upper Clackamas river where
BORN
of E. Gale, grocery man at Foster
Ils'r I’urchaoed the Maples Garage of lAnts. The fact is no children Tis Washington’s birthday I
we hope to be able to furnish steady
G A. Robson will build a one and Road and Lennox avenue, are print­
I-ct joy abound.
A I'rnnco-Prussian reunion has survive him. V. Kennedy, father, sur­
a half story, 82715 house at 4419 39th ers. The former has been on the SWARTZ — To Mr. and Mrs. A. L. employment to a large force of men
been achieved through the partner­ vives, as well as Mr. Kennedy’s wife
avenue for Miss Martha Levy, of 665 Democrat, Lewistown, Mont., for 17
Swartz, 2704 74th, February 1, a for an indefinite period. This large
ship of the new owners of The Ma­ I and brothers and sister.
Fill the glass to the brink,
undertaking should help materially to
Everett street.
son.
years, though he is now but 32 years
ples Garage, 10004 Foster Rond at| The funeral service of the late C. Washington’s health well drink,
Charles Zerzan is maving J. E. of age. His linotype work has re­ CHARF-—To Mr. and Mrs. L. C. reduce the acuteness of the present
Darrin avenue. The men who bought E. Kennedy waa carrier! out by the
’Tis his birthday!
Herbes put in a tiled floor bathroom ceived commendation through the
Charf, 6050 70th, January 19, a unemployment situation in case our
out L. L. Campbell last Saturday are 'Oddfellows and friends.
“Home Ownership” pan continues
Glorious deeds he's done.
and tiled sink in his new home on medium of the Typographical Jour­
daughter.
E. J. Daoust (which in French is
By him our cause is won—
52nd near Powell Valey Road.
nal. Joseph Gale, 23 years, passed LANDES—To Mr. and Mrs. A. J. with the same degree of success with
Lenta P. T. A. To Meet
“D’Aoust”) and Carl Fritz. Mr. Da­
Long live great Washington!
I’. C. Kendall is taking care of C. ■ through Portland this week en route
I-andes, 3204 64th, Februar 5, a which it has progressed so far.
The Lents Parent-Teacher Associa­
oust is from Boise, Ida., and as soon
Huzza, huzza!
Cruickshank’s billiard parlor. at from lAwistown to a city near San
daughter.
as the weather moderate* sufficiently tion will resume its meetings after a
Grays Crossing. Mr. Cruickshank is Francisco.
MARKS—To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Joins Herald Staff
for the family to drive cross-country «-month* vacation caused by small
Imagine how they must have working down town.
Marks. 7235 55th, February 1, a
Among the Mt. Scott people who
George
Neher has joined the Her­
they will move to Lenta. Mr. Fritz pox, in the Mt Scott district where the shouted it out! Perhaps he was car­
C. D. Taylor has opened a restau refuse to be downcast because busi­
daughter.
ald staff taking the place left va­
school
was
closed
to
all
public
gath
­
la living at 641 E. Madison street
ried away for once by the cheers and rant at 8123 Woodstock avenue.
ness is a little slow, is Mr. Farns­ SCHWEITZER—To Mr. and Mrs. P. cant by the departure of W. J.
Both men are on the look-out for erings. The regular monthly meeting applause and sang out “Huzza,
M. W. Mahony reports that oi worth, proprietor of the Gilbert Road
Schweitzer, 9604 58th avenue, Feb­ Clark. Mr. Neher comes to the Her­
will be held Friday. Feb. 24, at 2:45 huzza!” with all the rest
I.ents homes.
men who have a contract to bore for ’ district grocery store.
ruary 1, a son.
ald from The Oregonian where he
in the six)ve assembly room.
Shortly after one of these birth- oil on his ranch, Akaarben, near St.
BLIED—To Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Blied, was assistant machinist, Mr. Neher
The subject for discussion will be
LENTS BAPTIST CHURCH
days there was another celebration Louis, Oregon, have their machinery
Lents Grange Met
2624 50th, February 5, a daughter. is a printer as well as a machinery
“Thrift.” Richard and Dorothy Hess in his honor, In 1789 he was called on the land. Mr. Mahony left to­
The first regular meeting of the
specialist.
He lives in Montavilla
will give a piano duet. A woman will to New York from his home at beau­ day for Aksarben.
February 19
MARRIAGE LICENSES
I^nts grange under the direction of
with his mother and is an ex-service
be
present
to
care
for
small
children
W. J. Durham is working in Cor­ its new officiary was held last Sat­
Sunday school at 9:45. Good music
tiful Mt. Vernon, to be inaugurated
man, unmarried. Mr. Clark goes to
so that mothers may hear the prog­ as first President of the United vallis.
and clasnes for all ages.
urday. Lunch was served at noon in SUBLETTE-CLIFFORD — John W. Forest Grove, Oregon, where he will
ram. Refreshments will be served.
At three, you see, at Mellors' bak­ the Lenta Grange hall. The public
States. As he passed through the
Washington and Lincoln days will
Sublette, legal, 5230 E. 67th street, engage in the printing business.
states of Maryland, Delaware and ery—freshly baked, electrically baked program at 1:30 o’clock was in
be observed with fitting ceremonies.
and Thelma Clifford, legal, 689 Te­
Boys Form Athletic Club
New Jersey to his destination, gen­ bread.
Hen Butler and Reuben Wilson posts,
nino avenue.
charge of Mrs. S. E. Windle, recently
PLUMBING PERMITS
The Firland Athletic club waa or­ tlemen of these states joined his
First prize for the best costume at elected lecturer of the grange.
C. A. R., will be present and have a
HIXSON-.McMURREN—August Hix-
ganized
Monday
afternoon
when
boys
the
Rebekah
Social
club
Hard
Times
train,
so
that
he
had
the
retinue
of
a
part in the exercises. The boys and
son, legal, 1431 Michigan avenue, 26985—M. Hall, Wm. Kelly, 5405 89th
girls chorus will sing and have a part of the Mount Scott diatrict met at king when he reached Trenton, New dance in Lents Grange Hall Tuesday Mount Scott Club Met Tuesday Night
and Mary McMurren, legal. 5106
street, 8200.
the home of Lawrence H. Warren, Jersey. There he was compelled to night was won by Ben F. Miller and
In the service«.
42nd avenue.
The regular meeting of the Motint
26898—W. A. McGrew is digging a
7232
Foster
Road.
They
decided
to
stop under a mighty triumphal arch Miss Janie Northup.
Junior rally at three. Senior rally
Scott Improvement club was held
cesspool for Lily M. Green at 4520
have weekly meetings, organize a erected at the entrance of the town,
Mrs. Tom Cox won first ladies’ Tuesday night at 8 o’clock in the Ar-
at 6:80.
LENTS BUSINESS MEN MEET
74th street, 865.
baseball
team
and
work
for
the
or
­
Evening service will begin with
and face a great crowd of people, prize at the I. 0. O. F. Social club lets branch library.
Robert G.
26908—Chas. Carlston, 5329 96th
ganization
of
other
amateur
athletics.
headed by three long rows of ma­ ”500” party Wednesday night. Iva Dieck spoke on “The Work of the
tho ordinance of baptism; song sei«-
At the second meeting of the Lent»
atrret, 825.
Ice until eight. Preaching theme, The second meeting was held at the trons. young girl« and little ones, all Markle won second ladies' prise. Mr. Tax Conservation Commission.”
police and fire protection asociation 26909—Mrs. Wurtz, 4835 91st street,
home
of
Henry
Ferris,
7221
45th
in white with wreaths on their head«, Nelson won first men's and Clyde
“How Long Go Ye Limping Between
Wednesday evening a furtNfcr meet­
855.
avenue Thursday night. * The club and carrying big baskets of flower« Cbx, second men’s prise.
the Two Sides?”
INCORPORATIONS
ing was called for Friday evening, 26906—J. H. Rickman, 6208 93rd
starts
with
Henry
Ferris
as
presi
­
which they emptied beneath the feet
Many are looking forward to the
Mm. Arnspiger's musical will be
February 24, in Lents I. O. O. F.
street. 8100.
held February 17.
Prof. Frickto, dent; I Amar Ferris, secretary-treas­ of hi« horse. (Poor fellow, I know Odd Fellows’ Hard Times dance the
Hawthorne Hardware Co., Inc.—In­ banquet room. A lunch is planned
urer;
¡Awrenee
Warren,
manager;
he wished they had been oats in­ night of February 22, in the Grange corporators: K. L. Mendenhall, J. A. for this meeting.
lately of the Edison orchestra, will
I ”
Stanley Hutchinson, captain of the stead!) Here Washington got more hall.
giv« several violin selections.
ELECTRICAL
Thum,
Bessie
C.
Mendenhall,
Port
­
praises and more songs and cheers
The young ladies’ class of the Bap­ baseball team.
“Good morning." Mellors’ electri­ land. Capital $10,000. Will engage
Stark Adds to Boys at Big Brother
tist church will give a supper Satur­
—can’t you hear him saying when cally baked rolls make wonderful in l-.strdware and general merchan­
72986—C. I,. Dearlove, 10111 60th
Farm
Card of Thanks
day evening, February 25, which wfh
he got home again. "Mrs. Washing toast.
avenue, 8-!>ö.
dise business.
Some time ago Chester A. Lyon,
I wish to thank the Ix>nts Odd Fel­ ton, the post of honor is the private
be preceded by an entertainment.
72978—C. L. Dearlove, Mrs. Alice
C. L. Dearlove is doing some elec­
founder
of
the
“
Big
Brother
Farm
”
lows lodge, also our many friends, station!"—Franciscan Herald.
Watch for this.
Locke, 9519 55th avenue, 820.
trical work for Charles Christensen
Hard Times Dance
for boys at Lebanon, announced that
Evangelist Bentley is at Lebanon for their kindnesses and floral offer­
72965—Stanley Luts, Dr. Meade, 2604
nt 6428 93rd street.
Given
by
Mt.
Scott
Lodge
188
I.
O
106
boys
would
be
eared
for
during
holding n meeting. It is hoped that ings during the illness and after the
E. 70th street, $35.
After all, there is a bond of sym-
Cooper Electric company is adding O. F., Wednesday evening, February 1922. Lyon was compelled to change
he will have the same success there death of my husband, Charles E. Ken­ pathy between doctors and editors. some electrical appliances to the resi­
22, at Grange Hall. Admission, 50c th« number recently to 101, owing
nedy.
7-lt
ns he had here.
The one doesn’t care to take his own dence of B. D. Dunford. 4911 E. 72d. for gentleman. 25c for ladies.
adv. to the fact that the stork took a big
Ever since Ben Franklin pulled
(Signed) Mrs. C. E. Kennedy.
medicine, whil« the other seldom
lightning out of the clouds electric­
boy
to
the
Lyon
home
instead
of
a
1
lr
'
■
r
'
’
some
I*
E.
Redmond
is
doing
Not how cheap, but how good,
lews his own advice.
Mellors bakes bread in a clean, san­ girl. The young man weighed nine ity has been man’s servant. In Tents
plumbing for Matt Suerko, 4533
Manx A Mirwald will clean, pres«,
should be your thought when buying
itary, electric oven. Have you seen pounds and has been named Howard it is used by J. S. Melton to scien­
61»t
street.
or
repair
your
clothes,
reasonably
bread, Mellors* bread is not cheap,
tifically bake bread and pastries.
Russell Lyon.
G. Schalk’s automobile was stolen this oven?
Patronise our advertisers.
and quickly.
it is good.
»..HI
WILL WKLCtiM.
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LENTS STATION, PORTLAND, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEB. 17 1922
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