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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (March 31, 1922)
............................ -“I H. WARRINER | ^RTHS I f wuo ! HcraW Home Comer T M To Mr. and Mrs George F Wilson 6106 Forty-third street. March 20, a'a ¡daughter. |, Housewiv** m*y mail requests A Licensed Electrician To Mr. and Mrs. P. & 'King. T72M , for recipe* or aak any question* Fifty-eighth avenue, March 13, a son # Will, himself, do your work for le*a,1 To Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Brown, 5910| concerning recipe* published. A Ixcause of .«mail overhead Pcr*mal Herald subscriber, a woman Forty-first avenue, March 18, a son. serve*. Complete stock of eloctiical versed in cookery, who desire* to To Mr. and Mr*. J. Stephen. 5714 fixtures. Cal! 681-87 and your want.« (Successor to the late Chas. E. remain anonymous, will be de forty-eighth avenua. March 18. a will be promptly attended to. Kennedy) lighted to publish requested rec daughter. ipe* or answer question«. To Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Marrick, 303 9218 WOODSTOCK AVE. —The Editor North Twenty-first street, March 10. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a AT »2nd STREET a daughter. To Mr and Mrs E. E. Malone. 341» Yard W ide. * Fifty -fifth street. March 12; a daugh One cup sugar, one-half cup mo-' las*«*, spoonful! lard, one-half tea ter. ■ ■ To Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Kepple. 2620 spoon salt, one-fourth teaspoon gin ger, one rounding teaspoon sods. I j Forty-thinL March 10: a daughter. ■ 128 Third *L, bet Washington ■ cream all together, add one cup »our I ■ Ernest House Guest. ano Alder st*. Ernest House, who has been in the milk and flour enough to roll in shape. We can't sell you a new hat either better or chea|»er, hut we I restaurant businos* in Portland for Cut in stripe and bake the »«me as UitAWS livui can sell you groceries so that you can afford a better hat. E JU81 Just n 1H blocks from “ sva-wv M-S" «.«*«- car. ■ nearly 42 years, will be the honor cookies. Brownie*. These art* not commonly low prices even in these 20th Century guest at a dinner to be given by his GET MY PRICE BEFORE To one cup sugar add two well- fellow caterers on the evening of Stores. They are quite uncommon with us, and we suggest you beaten eggs, one cup milk, a little April 12. in the Benson hotel. House take full advantage of them. LETHNG THE JOB is proprietor of the House restaurant.! salt, cassia and flour enough to make a stiff dough. Drop by spoonfull*, 128 Third street. into deep hot fist. They will need to Automatic 649 75 64074 »2nd St. FOR EASTER PRE-F.ASTER fry about five minutes. Roll in sugar Stolen Property Causes Trouble. PRE EASTER PRICES Joe Kletsel, mattress maker, was or not a* desired Yankee Notion*. sentenced to nine months in the Line muffin tins with good pastry | CEMENT, BANK GRAVEL. LIME PLASTER county jail and paroled by Circuit special arrangements w« Take your choice of any can Ily supply Judge Evans last week, following his (pie crust dough is best) put in each' Ten pounds......... 59c you with a limited one teaspoon of some kind of jelly or* conviction on a charge of receiving number of p-tekagr« of thia very one of these highest ( nfifornin Soft - Shell stolen property. H^was found guilty preserve and on top of that a spoon- j excellent Cake Hour at 1Oc per grade powders: Royal pound package. EX H!A With Walnuts for Easter— recently by a jury of receiving and full of cake batter. Bike in moderate I of live packages. w-< operating a motor which he knew was. oven. or Folgers, 12-ounce a will purchase Number one fancy give one free. Ik> u* n favor Popcorn Pudding stolen from the American Can com .i«k some other grocer what can for......... .‘18c and nuts at I3’»c |M»r lb. One cup of ground popcorn, one pint, panv. It was a first offense hl« pdee ¡a. milk, one-half cop sugar, pinch salt,* a Bake three- McDade Gels Acreage; Sells Building. on* egg. flavoring. A tract of 11 acres of land on the fourths hour. ÜZ2* * Hailed Corn. i Mb l.ake road, a short distance from Mil 1 T/ke three or five quarts of yellow* waukie. has been transferred from George T. Baker to D. M. McDade of field corn, put in a large kettle fiillj Lents for a consideration’ of 811,000- or nearly full of water, and five or, SHORTENINGS FOR EASTER I’RE-EASTER -FLOUR SALE Biker accepted McDade’s brick store ..six large teaspoons soda, cook till! building at Ninety-second street and com swells and hulls come off easily. White Mountain Flour in No. 10 Silver læaf lui ni, 2 lbs. $ .35 Woodstock avenue in part payment . Wash and rinse in several walers, >;<cks H| for the property. The transaction then when hulls are about all off and Cri seo, 1-1 b. can .23 Fancy Patent From Hard Wheat was handled by F. R. Fenton of ■ taken out, put back in kettle, after' .30 Crisco, 1 ^-Ib. cans first washing kettle, and continue Lents. k The following Fancy Patent cooking, changing water three or four Crisco, 3-lb. cans .59 Flours in 19-lb, sacks at $1.95 times till done, salt the last water. Crisco, 6-lb. cans 1.15 White Mountain, ♦«««♦««♦»»»«♦♦♦»♦»»♦♦♦♦♦H This is much better than uaing lye 1.69 Crisco, 9-lb. cans and will not injure the stomach. Kerrs or Fisher Blend, Jelly Roll. EASTER COCOA SPECI AL EASTER HOUSEHOLD HELI’S Bent three eggs thoroughly, add one cup sugar, three tablespoons milk, The handy place on the corner ha* every facility to give the best Blookers Dutch Cocoa. Just a P. * G. White Naptha Soap, 3 one cup flour, two teaspoons baking service—and of coarse real taa y lunches at all hour*, too. jierfect drink — nothing bet large liars ......................... I9<- powder, one teaspoon salt, one tea spoon vanilla, Pour into large, sh.il- ter in the world; 1-5’s at 15c; Borax Chips, large packages 29c low pan and bake. Turn onto a half pounds ..................... 30c Sunhrite Cleanser, can......... 5c sugared cloth, spread with jelly and Think today of our roll at once. LASTER PRICES ON LILY OF TH EV ALLEY CATSUP. Made from Cor. Foster Road and 92nd St. Monkey Face*. Saturday Special. sound red ripe tomatoes, none bettr. Pint bottles. 28c: 2 for. 55c One-half cup butter, one cup sugar, . • one cup mollasses, one cup of cold ■ ; Peanut Clusters, per water, two eggs beaten, two tea EASTER PINEAPPLE PRICES CAMPBELL'S BEANS A. D. Kenworthy R. S. Henderson spoons soda, one teaspoon of cinna pound 25c Solar or Flilsdale Brand, very l*arge cans of excellent beans at mon, one of cloves, five cups of flour; excellent grade of Hawaiian very small prices, lie per mix in order given, drop from spoon 8822 56th Ave. Pineapple. Canned from ripe can: 6 cans .......................... 63c into tina and use raisins on top to ANNOUNCES I form the eyes and nose; bake in fruit. Broken slices. Large Salted Peanuts or Peanut Butter FUNERAL DIRECTORS THE ACQUISITION OF THE i quick oven. No. 2 ’ ’ cans. 2 for .............. 15c for Easter. Per pound 15c First-class Service Given Day LENTS AGENCT Creamed Potatoes and Cheese. or Night Melt one and one-half tablespoons OF THE Close Proximity to Cemeteries FRESH RANCH EGGS LANG’S EVERYDAY CHOCO of butter and one tablespoonfull of Enables Us to Hold Funerals % BARCLEY CORSET LATES. very delicious, one- at a Minimum Expense flour and gradually % cup of milk. 5811 Ninety.Second St. Two dozen for....................... 15c Phone 618 21 Stir until thickened, then add one and jioimd box «............... 15c LENTS. OREGON. Formerly handled by Mrs. Inez GENUINE KARO MAPLE SYRUP Lent* St*. one-half cups cold boiled potatoes cut, I. S. Gulliks. 5802-4 92nd St. beginning Saturday and con in cubes. When seasoned with salti I1'»-lb. can 13c tinuing for one week we will sell and pepper, add one-third cup of j 5-lb. can 38c Gohlen West spices 2-oz. size cans at grated cheese. Reheat and serve bot. | Peanut Soup. JO-lb. can ... 9c: 3 cans 25c. 69c Soak a pint of peanut meats overt night in two quart« of water; in the j morning add three quart.« of water,! a bay leaf, stalk of celery and one! onion, boil slowly for four hours; rule through a sieve and return to the» fire; when heated again add o^e RRICES GOOD AT YOUR MOST CONVENIENT spoon of butter and one cup of cream [ or milk. Serve hot. When you over salt the soup, toma-! toes or any food, place a cloth overt the tog of the kettle and let it remain on the stove. The cloth will draw out) the salt ALL VARIETIES OF EARLY GREEN VEGETABLES Parker House Rolls. 92D STREET. LENTS—NEXT Td MULTNOMAH STATE BANK Boil one pint milk, melt into tabla spoon of butter and two tablespoons1 * of white sugir. When the milk be- Surprise Party on Violet Dillman, comes only warm stir in with a knife A surprise party was given Violet one-half compressed yeast cake dis-* Dillman Saturday evening. March 25, solved in one-half cup warm water, at her home, 6102 Eighty-seventh Thousands of satisfied patient« a little salt and flour enough to make street. Those present, besides the will tell you we have helped them to a thick batter, though not very stiff; family, were Stephie Kestell, Elnora see better and more comfortably. We let it rise over night and in the mom- Wilkinson, Ruby Dobbkin*, Norma have helped others to get rid of haad- ing - dd flour enough to kneed it; do Vaughn, Billy Knox*. W. McDowell, aches, dyspepsia, etc , caused by eye this until very smooth, and let it Russell Colins, Jack Roth, Edward strain. stand until middle of the day, thgn Kearney, Desmond Stanenko, Her- Have Your Eye« Examined Today make into rolls, cutting with an oval man Bernhardt and Edward Monish. cutter, turning over one-half with bit of butter. Let rúe. Bake f quick oven. F. R. FENTON Real Estate : HOUSE’S RESTAURANT A Better Easter Bonnet? GRAYS CROSSING Sheet Metal Works Meals and Lunches ■ on Baking Powder Prices Fuello C<Ae Flour Finest New Gane Sugar OILS FOR EASTER-Wesson or Mazóla OU, pt. 26c, qts. 48c It Is Getting Ice Cream Time Sweets to the Sweet Mt. Hood Ice Cream Parlor Mrs. F. C. Wilson ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M a ■ M « M M ■ ■ M ■ ■ A. D. Kenworthy & Co. Square Deal Candy Store A Good Hunch Let Y our Dividends Pay Y our Light Bills The average residence in Portland pays $21 a year for electric service. The earning power of three shares of our 7 per cent Prior Preference Stock is also $21 a year. You pay us each year for electric service $21 . We pay you each year on 3 shares*of stock $21 Simple, isn’t it? Why not let us pay your electric bills? investment Department Portland Railway, Light & Power Co FTATT Electric Building ■ ■ ■ ■ Specials Good Thursday, Friday, Saturday, March 30, 31 and April I Twentieth Century Grocery ■ ■ ■ We Have Helped! a w ■ ■ M M STAPLES-’Wl" * 28« Morrison St. Bet. 3rd and 4th Parlor Started. a Mrs. Hemstitching Fannie Henderson, 7612 Fiftv-I avenue, has arrived recently > ■ eighth from Waitsburg. Wash. She will) ■ make her home wth her son, Lyman I Henderson, at 7612 Fifty-eighth ave-1 nue. Mrs. Lyman Henderson will be! associatorf with Mrs. Fannie Hender son in the hemstitching businesa. They have purchased a machine. a Takes Barclay Corset Agency. ■ Mrs. F. C. Wilson, 8822 Fifty-sixth avenue, has acquired the Barcley a corset agency for I .ent* from Mril.i Inez I. The Wilson family ■ has had 8. one Gulliks. sick spell after another ■ M ■ have the benefit of the perience we have had in ing prescription« ? We only the purest of chemical* in our work which insures you the very beat that mon ey can buy. Ask your doctor if our statement is not cor rect. Curreys Pharmacy Grays Crossing and Tuesday of this week marked the return of the Wilson boy to school and the first appearance of Ils All Right or Your Money Back Mrs. Wilson in I>ents for six weeks. , Tremont Plumbing If You Bicycle See NorwooD 5907 FOSTER ROAD A. C. NUTTER, Prop. Get my prices before you let the job. Re«. Phone 610-05 Office Phone 613-33 IF YOUR BICYCLE IS SICK BRING IT TO Norwood Hospital New & Second Hand Bicycles AUTOMATIC 627-23 I I