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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 16, 1913)
^BEAVER STATE HERALDS Si . ...... . Ote.» . .. Entered as Second Class Mail Matter at latita. Oregon, Augnai 2ft, 1011 Published Every Thursday st lent*. Ore., by the M t . S cott P vbushino C o . Residence: Tabor 2S13 HE Kellogg Toasted Corn pupils have in the exercises is to Flake Company is in trouble line up and get their certificates. dare sa.v that there is not one and its attorneys are seeking the We person in attendance but would Some 22 1-en’« Gtangeia went to Rus public’s sympathy. The Gov some student oratory to sellville Saturday night, where the\ in ernment claims the Kellogg plan prefer stalled the officers of the Re. aellville the lengthy advice offered by Grange Mr. Ray Gill met the partv at of handling goods, which by the some “imported ” older speakers, end of the tnontevilU car line and way, is identical with that of and in place of the high priced the them to the Grange hall in a large hundreds of other big concerns, music, some unaffected produc took wagon. A go.sl time was enjoyed by namely dictating the selling tions by the young people them all ami the I.enta Grangers came away feeling that 'vhile the Russellville price to local retailers is illegal. would create a far greater Grange was not so great in numbers, The Kellogg people say a manufac selves among the members of they were in hospitality. turer has the right to dic interest the class and prove a source of tate how his goods shall be sold. ! intense pride to many a proud We do not suppose the Govern Whv r<dil Mrs. Geo. Spring had a narrow eaca|>e ment will make any objection to mother and father. T”' “ . I last Tuesday. She was ironing with of this pleasure to give t|H. electric iron aud after disconnect- that. That is, or should be. the | them room for unwelcome, . of ... the stove . hired > I ing - it set ............... it on the . liaek end of the manufacturer’s au rhen it blew up, turning the iron inside speakersand musical artists? Of | • thority when he has sold his out. goods to the jobber, or retailer i course it relieves teachers of the and has the cash or contract or ■ burden of directing preparations, note for the cash, he should be i but is not that preparation an considered as being eliminated educational experience that is the students even if the from furthbr dictation. At least due teachers are required to do a lit that is the Governments conten WASTKII tion. If a retailer cannot sell as tle extra work, that is what is I expected of them. They are paid he choses after an article belongs WANTED—A first class sheet metal worker for a partner. Nothing but an to him. he is in hard luck indeep ' for it man need apply- Enquire if he has to consult a distant dic Then this thing of inviting your experienced at otiice of Mt. Scott Pub. Co. tator as to its disposition. We friends to graduation and sur prising them with an admission WANTED—Good, clean cotton rags hope the Government will make its ease in line with this, we sug fee is anything but pleasant to at lv’ >• pound. Mt. Scott Pub Co. gest that the government look the student, host, or the com W \ \ Il 11 1 had and ; after another phase of restrained pany. ' sometimes girl*. The older one* at of trade. A few years ago a res I ordinary and others to be , schooled and cared for in return fori ident of this locality prodneed a ANNOUNGEMLNL : -light services rendered. For particu- valuable washing compound. He ! lars address W. T. Gardner, an perin- | got it on the local market and Miss Sarah Z. Rilea. a registered op ’ tendent Boys and Girls Aid Society of tometrist in Oregon, will be in l.ents on began to reach for outside trade. next Saturday, the 18th, from three to Ordgon. Portland. (Ire. tf The wholesalers began to make nine o’clock p. tn., at th® jewelry store FOR HAI.K KOR inquiries. They wanted to buy of J. P. Norden on Main street, where will lie pleased to examine eyes and his secret. They took samples she Fol; SALE:—Three g.-.-d adjacent glasses for all who favor her. and tried to reproduce the article, prescribe Level, in eultiva- j If yon need glasses, call on Miss Rilea. lots in Arden Park. then tried intimidation. They If you do not need glasses, come in any ! tion. Bargain for home location. En-1 then notified their merchant cus wav and get acquainted. If the people I quire of Mt. Scott Pub Co. Lents. tomers that they had to “cutout” of Lents would like to have their optical FOR SALE—A good house and lot. work done at home, and will encourage Will take vaeant lot as part |>ayinent. that brand of washing compound. Miss Rilea to do so, she will make ar Placing of further orders was rangements for regular visits to Lenta Terms. 213 4th avenue south. next to impossible. The pros for that purpose. Special attention will FOR SALE—A few White Wyamiott pective fortune vanished and the be given to the fitting of giasees for and White Orphington roosters. F. L. Lent, car line near Main street. 3t. local producer was compelled to children. turn to other sources for a living. FOR SALE—Good gentle cow. A. F. His valuable household utility is Are you near sighted? Go to the Herehner. lost to the world. So do thous tometriet for aid. LUMBER—At our new null I'-* miles i ands of other people suffer from southeast of Kelso. We deliver lumber. I oppresive monopolies. Can leg Jonsrud Broe (• I Room and Board 309 Park Ave. Lenta islative enactment correct such , Ore. 31 FOR SALE—One fourth acre,cleared, abuses as these? in Walden Park. Five dollar payment». T HE agitation started by the Washington’s High School seniors to eliminate admission charges to graduation exercises is a movement in the right direc tion. There are a lot of ways these graduation exercises might be popularized and made more beneficial to the pupils. As con ducted. about the only part the T FOR SALE—Good all round family For Furniture see Lenta Furniture Co. horse, drives single or double. Cheap for cash. Call at Mt. Scott Pub. Co.’s Phone Tabor 1361. office. the habit of adding to it know it is the right thing to do. every You day. If not, why not? Let us do your bookkeeping and relieve you from the work. It is a good plan to know what you spend from month to month and a checking account will tell you to a cent just what you save. No person ever & tried transacting all his business thru a bank and re mckinley gretted it. If it will save you time it, will also save Both Phones, Tal><>r MH, Isx'al 3113 It is up to you and we cordially invite I block eaat of Poatoffke, Lenta you money. PROFESSIONAL CAROS A. M. HOSS The Multnomah State Bank NOTARY PUBLIC FOR OREGON U. S. POSTAL DEPOSITORY H A M. to ft I*. M , llvrnld Office, L-nta 6 P. M. tn V I*. M., Rcaidence, (Innhaui LENTS. OREGON G. I) Dunning J. I*. McEntee Main 430, Home A 4ft>>3 Phones: Dunning & McEntee Funeral Directors Copeland Lumber Co Seventh ami Ankeny Sírvela Portland .... Sunshins and Flowers L. II. Carter & Son C.-nlrseton and Hulldera Manulacturer» <>t Wlndow Caalnga, Herssn Ihsir» and Hindi.*». Mobilila», l'.dumn», t’ali- el». Ornamenta. Kt< l’u.i.un l'Ialnlna and lland SaMlna Owl.er» leni. l'Ialnlng Milla and W. hm I Working Factor,. J. G. HORNING Dealers in all kinds of Lum ber, Sash, Doors, Lath, Shingles and Builders' H’dw. Lents General Blacksmithing lloreesh-sing Repair and Wagon Work Last Foster Road. I.enta, Ore W. F. Klinemun Attomey-at-Law C. E. Kennedy 2m) Ave., lænta. Kennedy « KHneman Real Estate ami Rentals, Notary Public Work Office Phone T. 2012 Main St. and Carline, 1-enta, Oregon Mikado Roofing Reached by the SUNSET |0G0£H»SMAST*l I ROUTES J ELECTRIC LIGHT is the most suitable for homes, offices, shops and other places need ing light. Hour* at I/•nt* 8 to 10 a. tn. €. 6. morlart, Dentist Oregon Ix>nta, Oregon Residence 200, Hth Ave., (’or. Main St. Resilience Phone Tabor 2687 City Office 719 Dekum Bldg., Cor. 3rd and Washington Sta. City Office Phone Main ftuftft Electricity can be used in any quan Furthermore, electric FROM Portland Albany Roseburg Oregon city Corvallis Grants Pass Woodburn McMinnville Medford Salem Eugene Ashland and from other Main Line and Branch Line Points to Izm Angele, Colton. Pasadena, River-id-, San Barnadino and other California pointe with stop-overs in either direction and long retnrn limit. quired amount of light. THROUGH TRAIN SERVICE DAILY San Francisco Express With Observation.Car, Pullman therefore it is not surprising that electric lamps We Meet Both Conditions ^oT"Coal$n.oo ing any desired distribution of light. Coal Valley Coal per ton . are rapidly replacing all others in modem es tablishments. California Express With Standard and Tourist Sleeping Care, all __________________ _ _____ steel high back st at day coacht e and dining car. All trains connect at. San Francisco with through Eastern trains via Ogden or south through Los Angeles or Sunset Route, For fane, shepirg car accomodations, tickets, or bteratureon California cal) on nearest Agent, or write John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon Q 7 • »tJv Good Wood at Lowest Prices A Ton of Coal or A Load of Wood? Why Not, For Christmas PORTLAND RAILWAY LIGHT AND POWER CO. Full Line of Plumbing Supplies, Bath Tubs, b sink. and *'*«. Connections and Repairs Main Office Seventh & Alder Streets --Popular Price»-- Telephones Main 6688 and A. 6130 Good Service Guaranteed Lents Plumbing Co. Lems, Ore. The heaviest expense at this season, unless carefully se lected and wisely bought lamps can be located in any place, thus afford No other lamps possess these qualifications, standard ________________________ ______ and T.iunst Sleeping Car and all-steel high back seat day coaches and dining car. N. Main St.--Op. Grange Store Fuel tity, large or small, thereby furnishing any re LOW ROUND TRIP FARES J Oregon Successors to Wilberg Lumber Co. TheBestUghtAtThe Lowest Cost The Land of bundy your business. B orn —TV> Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Ger- rit-en a daughter, last Monday, at their home at Mt. Tabor. Mr. and Mrs.'Ger- ritsen were former residents of l.ents. CALIFORNIA Plumbing’ Call and get our prices on brick, cement, plaster, lime, sand and gravel. We can save you money. Our de livery is prompt and our goods are the best. We carry a full line of hay, grain and feed. Let us show you how to save a dollar by buying right. Start an account at our bank and get into CLASSIFIED Enquire at Mt. Scott Publishing Co's, eats”, office. CALL FOSLER tor your and quick Delivery—Phone Meat, FOR SALE—Newspapers for wrap Tabor, 2235. ping or kindling. Mt. Scott Pub. Co. THE BUILDING SEASON IS HERE The Road To Success EVANGELICAL CHURCH. Preaching at the Evangelical church next Sabbath II a. ni. Theme: "How a tirey young man helped to tecure a Re- vivai, “ Preaching at 7 :30. Good mu- ale. P. CONKLIN Pastor. H. A. DARNALL, E ditob amd M amaom . Office Phone: Home 1111. M. E CHURCH. In the morning there will lie preach ing, baptism ami reception of meinliera. At 3 P. M. preaching at Bennett chapel. In the evening the |«stoi will pleach and Dr. C. B. Ogle will conduct the praise service. We «hall I* glad to see friend*, strangers and all the memlier- ship pre-ent in theee service*. W. BOYD MOORE. Pastor. 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