mi. Scott herald
Published Every Friday at Lents Sta-
tion, Portland Oregon
LAWRENCE
DINNEEN,
Editor
Entered as second-class mail mat­
ter February 14, 1914, at the post­
office at Lanta, Or., under act of con­
gress, March 3, 1879.
Subscription Pnce
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-81.50 a year
5812 Ninety-second Street
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THE AITO P4RK
Lenta haa an auto park, beautifally
located, easily accessible and with all
the convenience« of the larger parka.
It is * credit to the people of the
community who have given of their
time and money towards its eatablish-
ment and maintenance. But we must
not stop there, we want the park
full. We want every tourist to know
he is welcome to use and enjoy the
A LITTLE AFFAIR WITH FIGVRES
Tell • friend to write down all the
figures from one to nine in their right
order, omitting eight, thus: 12^35,679.
Then ask him which figure he con­
siders he has written ths worst. Sup­
pose he «ays four. Multiply this by
nine, giving 36, and ask your friend
order, omitting eight, thus: 12.345.679
by 36. The result will be a row of
fours, and you can mildly suggest
that this was arranged so that he
might have practice in writing the
figure which he wrote badly before.
If he selects three, multiply this
by nine, giving 27, and set him to
multiply the whole row of figures by
27. The result will be a row of threes,
and so on.
park.
Our attention has been called to the
fact that machines from the south,
eoming in on Eighty-second street,
see our signs, but cross Foster Road
and follow the
municipal
signs
direct to the municipal auto park.
The signs used to advertise both parks
are the same color and design and
there is nothing at Eighty-second and
Foster Road telling the tourist
to turn to the right. He keeps on
going and we go on keeping the
many things he would buy here if be
were staying at our park.
A good big sign at Eighty-aec-
ond and Foster Road — the bigger
the better—would be a splendid in­
vestment. and more signs of an in­
dividual character along the high­
ways would be a fine thing too.
I Hill Military academy and similar
private schools. In addition to then
service to their patrons they const)
rule an important business asset to
Oregon and it is not likely that th.
sane business community will lightly
vote their destruction.
We like to believe, also, that th«
average Oregonian has not forgotten
the traditions of America as a land
of freedom. If thia measure is pre
seated to the voters for what it is. i
an attempted invasion of rights which
have been proclaimed as essentially
American for a hundred and fifty
years of our national history, we
believe it will be defeated.
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Advertisements under
this head­
ing 10c per line first insertion. FOR GOOD WOOD phone Auto.
Minimum charge. 25c.
Count six
612-19. Fla* 16-iii. rick wood. first-
words to the line. Strictly cash.
growth cordwood; second-growth
cordwood. L. L. Campbell.
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FOR RENT—Furnished housekeeping
rooms. 820. 6324 82d st.
28-3tc FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—10
acres. 4-room house, some good
CALL R. HEYTING phone <25-6?.
lumber; trout stream; two miles
for sand and grovel delivered at a
from good town; one-fourth mile
reduced price.
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to sawmill; plenty of work. Price
11500. Will exchange for cheap
LOST—Bone glasses, on Foster Road.
house. G. Salmon, 9126 Woodstock
92d St.. Saturday evening.
Call
ave., Lents.
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«33-71; reward.
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FOR SALE—Dross suit, white vest, FOR SALE—Proteetogmph, check
writer. Call «22 28.
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gloves, shirt, some dress collars
Apply The Herald.
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------------------------------------------------------------ ! FOR SAIA’ OR EXCHANGE—Good
timber on 20 acres of land, four
FOR SALE—Remington No. 8 type­
miles from Newberg, Will give
writer, splendid condition, 830. 9811 |
long lease of land, or exchange for
Foster Road. Auto. 618-35.
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automobile. Price 8500. G> Salmon.
9126 Woodstock ave., l.ente.
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FOR RENT OR SALE—Large bam.
four lots, 67th st. ami 57th ave.
Call Marshal 297, or Herold office,
Patroni!» our advertisers.
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Women Helpers
Wanted at Once
—
My wife. Elizabeth M. Worden.
amf myself, not living together. 1
hereby warn all persons not to ex­
tend her credit in any form, since I
will not be responsible therefor.
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CHAS. E. WORDEN.
Hercules Guaranteed Hosiery
I aced on Ironing Board Covers.
«11« 92d St. S. K.. I'ur’laml, Or.
Automatic 615-36
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l*iano Tuning
E. HAROLD
Res. 6709 59ih Ave.
Phone 532 »4
107 W. Park St,
JULY SALE
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TRIMMED MILLINERY
$100
buys
A
Roomy Detroit
Gresham Cannery
RENTALS
Wood, Water, Stoves are supplied women, 16
years and over are wanted; preferably in groups
of three or four.
REAL 15TAT1
A mangled form, with its lifeblood
C1TT PKOPSKTI sa« FARM8
ebbing away, lying in the dust by the
Phone 638-83
roadside, with perhaps little chance MU TM Street
nBLAJtD STATIOA I
of recovery or perhaps the possibility
of being a helpless cripple, even if
For good shoe repairing go to
the life is saved, is almost a daily
occurrence in and near the city. Some­
one who has left home in the morn­
ing is brought back in the evening at 8218 Woodstock avenue and 82d
street, Gray’s Crossing.
torn in body, or perhaps dead—the
victim of our craze for speed.
The automobile driver is not always
to blame, quite frequently a pedes­
trian does not exercise the necessary
care, but, nevertheless, it does not
Now at Fiftieth and Division
alter the result, and it is time we
The same high-class work as
stopped valuing human lives on a
always
par with a few minutes of time.
Children’s haircutting a spe­
Last Monday while driving from
cialty.
the Morrison-street bridge to Lents
we saw throe automobile accidents.
All might have been serious,
luckily in two the participating
Chines only were damaged,
Phone Automatic 633-56
third, at about Thirty-ninth
MANZ A MIRWALD
Division, inflicted bodly harm,
Ladies' and Gentlemen’s Tailors
small girl was picked up bleeding
Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing
badly, how seriously she was hurt
Suite Made to Order.
we do not know, but It was a terrible I 5861 92d St-, Lents Sta-, Portland
reminder and we crossed streets
thereafter with a great deal more
care.
Let’s all think occasionally of a
Make Yonr Quilts Mow
lifeless form, lying in the dust by
the roadside, the victim of careless­
ness or speed, and automobile acei-;
dents will decrease correspondingly.
The call is urgent Come to the cannery at
George W. Moore’s
GRESHAM
Phone 1871'
The Berry Growers’ Packing Company
Chesters Barber Shob
Smart Up-To-Date Styles
U Ull
Ladles' and misses' sailoisand sport bats
9811 Foster Road
also some straw shapes that are much wanted.
We still have n few shirts and dresses left
from SI.50 to $7.50, formerly up to $30.
Geo. W. Crockwell. M. .t
Naturopath, Spinologist
766. 720 Dekum Bldg.
ELECTRIC TREATMENTS
SPECIALTIES
Automatic 610-20
Stomach trouble. Chronic disease
and Female complaints.
No matter what your trouble is
I can help you: I have cund
hundreds! Why not you?
Consultation and examinations
Free. “Pay as you can.”
No knife No operations. No in­
curable case taken.
Free treatments this week.
Dividend No. 2
Another Red Letter Day
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: RESTAURANT
128 Third st., bet. Washington
and Alder ata.
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July 1,1922, was another Bed letter
day for the owners of our 7 per cent
Prior Preference Stock.
Checks for thousands of dollars wore
mailed out by us to our Thrifty Cus­
tomers and Patrons in payment of the
Second Regular Quarterly Dividend
on their holdings In this sound and at­
tractive security.
Just 14 blocks from "M-S” car.
Meals and Lunches
Consult our Investment Department
at once and ret on cur Mailing Liat
for th»
NEXT DIVIDEND ON OCTOBER I.
MATHES
MARKET
Meats, Groceries, Vegetables
Always the Best
5927 92d St. (Lents), Portland
Phone Automatic 613-10
31b. best Cotton Batting 98c
Good Work
This Stock Yields 7.3 Per Cent
Leave Your Films
investment Department
at
’PORTLAND
CURREY’S PHARMACY
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«> GRAYS CROSSING
Portland Railway, Light
and Power Company
ROOM 605 ELECTRIC BLDG.,
Portland. Oregon
It’s all Richt or Your Money Back
Young Man! See!
ENCOURAGING
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New tiros
Engine in A-l condition
All accessories on car
Owner cannot drive
LAUER REALTY CO.
AITO ACCIDENTS
The Ku Kluxers who have charge
of the anti-private school bill an-
pounced a month ago that in a
whirlwind campaign of one day they
had secured 50,000 signatures for
their petitions,
It appears that
their whole campaign has netted them
fewer than 19,000 signatures. That
is about as near as they get to the
truth in the usual run of their
pronouncements.
In view of the fact that there are
over 300,000 registered voters in the
State this failure of the Kluxers to
live up to their advance notices is
distinctly encouraging to those who
still believe that the constitutional
guarantees of civic freedom are worth
preserving.
There are many forces at work in
thia state to prevent the threatened
invasion of parental rights. The in­
dependent colleges, though not direct­
ly imperiled by the proposed legisla­
tion, apparently are coming to see
that the principle of a state monopoly
in elementary education if once es-
Btablished could readily be extended
to secondary and higher education.
Mr. Hill, in a letter to the public
press, pointe out the valuable serv-
ice rendered to the community by the
ADA D. ALBERT
Automatic 618-35
NOTICE
LOANS
Classified Ads.
FOUND—A pin with short chain and f
bearing initials G. C. E. Owner
may haw same by applying at this
office and paying for this ad. 26 tf
Herald Classified Ads Bring Results
Fancy, half hose, regular
75c a pair now
20c
See these beautifully striped and
co*ored hose at % regular price.
If your business doesn’t grow
Watch for Sam Farah's adver­
tisement next week.
10 Per Cent Off On AU Shoes
SAM FARAH
,
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We can’t grow
5827 92d Street, Lente
Sam Farah, Owner
J
T is a consoling thought
to know that your dear
one was laid away by a
firm that does not con­
sider the service mere­
ly as a business trans­
action.
VERY good tire at a very low
price. Just another instance of
Fisk extra value. As true with the Fisk
Premier Tread as with the Fisk Cord
—compare with competitive tires and
you will find extra size« strength and
resiliency in the Fisk. Comparison
proves Fisk Quality; it also proves
common-sense buying.
A
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fMeral Directors
Day and Night Service
ftoee 618-21
A D. teewsrtb,
1802-4 92»4 St
Ik fcaOenm
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—We want your stationery and printed mat­
ter to shout for you instead of just merely
whispering.
—We want you to do more business, be­
cause we are vitally interested in seeing
your business grow. We want to grow too.
—We print anything from business cards
to booklets, and remember we make it
shout
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Watch at the
WALTHAM
WATCH
AGENCY
Sales »nd Service
STAPLE S ~ The Jeweler
OPTOMETRISTS—OPTICIANS
266 Morrison St., Portland, Oregon
Use your phone
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30x3/2
$1O.
FISK PREMIER TREAD
THE COLUMBAN PRESS, INC
Automatic 622-28
5812 92nd Street