DOCTOR WARNS KISSERS.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Sand and Gravel at
^Reduced Prices
Prompt Delivery
Call telephone Tabor ¿OoJ
W. L. Rice of Lansing, Mich., spent
8unday with E. M. Hogue ami family.
R. Heyting
82 st. and 45th Ave., 8. E.
Mrs. E. P. Smith of I-ent* called on
Mr and Mrs Walter Givens of Estacada
last Sunday.
USE PASTRY FLOUR
Pastry flour should be used for all
Much of the poetry and fascination
of the ordinary moustache has been purposes in cookery except bread and
scotched by the French scientist, Dr j doughnut*, as it require* les* shorten­
Pierre Jacques, in his recent research ing and moisture than bread flour and
es as to the habits of various bacilli makes better pastry at >e*s expense,
It seems that the doctor's daugliv says the “Commoner.** Pastry flour
recently became affianced to a young tomes in cartons or small packages,
officer who had a fine military mous at it does not keep well, and is sold
tache
Following a custom which at nearly all first-class groceries
WE SQUARE
OUR WORDS
■ Mr Frank Foster of Tangent visited even scientists admit is prevalent as
his dsughters. Fay, Alice and Clara last between engaged couples, kisses were
ADVtRIIStD Lt HERS
week.
interchanged between the young pair
Advertised letter« (or week eliding
when opportunities occurred.
October 4th, 1913:
THE WORK
After one such opportunity the doc
Charlie Christensen of McKinley Park
Browning. A. J., Browning, Andrew,
Estimates Free
is the proud father of a heir born on the tor insisted upon removing the bacilli .lohn; Hoovsr, Mrs. Busan; Kruse, Mr.
208 Gilbert Road
from his lovesick daughter's lips, and Orval; Lampbear. Wm. E., McDonald,
20th of September.
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treated them with a reacting agent Mrs Hattie; Meier, Miss Lotlie; Miller, I
He found over l<x00 bacilli per cubic Herman. Mitchell, Mrs., Mitchell, Miss
Leave Orders at Mount Scott
Mrs. Sarah Foster of 4th Avenue, who
E., Morris, Miss W , Nash, Geo , Pitt», I
Drug Store
I has been visiting Dallas for ten days re­ millimetre of the solution This fact
caused the doctor to doubt whether 11. E., Rabhirn, Mrs,, Estella; Rath-'
turned Monday.
he should allow the engagement of bun; Mrs. M W . Schreiber, Herman;,
his daughter to continue
Sidells, Mr. Wm. II , Shoemaker, Mrs. «o»
Mr. and Mrs. Arvil Smith returned
The fiance recently had the mis­ E„ Smith, J. J., Steward, Albert O., I
i from Grass Valley Saturday and will re­ fortune to burn one side pf his mous­ Ward, Jsmes H. (2)
Watches Clocks and Jewelry main here during the* sinter.
tache through cigarette smoking, and
GEO. W. SPRING Postmaster I
was
obliged
to
have
it
completely
Repaired and Made to^Order
Dr Jacques seized the
Mrs. 8. C. Bryant of Park Avenue is shaved off
riiougbtful people are every day »how
«(tending the month with her son at occasion to make a further investiga­ ing tbeir appreciation of the »|»«'*-inli»t.
tion and found that, after the removal who devotes time and utility to squiring
Moro, Oregon.
of the fiance's moustache, the number kn- sledge of the eyes, and individual
of bacilli was reduced to less than a eyesight
Peculiarities.
Dr.
Ervin
Main Street
Lent«, Oregon
Mr. ami Mrs. Hannant ami Mr. and
tenth of the former number
1. Sells, bungalow office opposite P. O.
Mrs. Carpenter have moved to Brook­
He has now- given his consent to Ion Foster Jid
lyn.
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the marriage subject to an understand­ I
MRS
W
p.
CLARK,
formerly
of
ing by the fiance always to shave his
“Grandma” Jones, who lives near upper lip His advice to ladies is to I Faxon Park baa moved her l>r>*w>mak- I
mg Parlor to 112 Second Avenue, near I
j l<ent« Junction, was taken to the Eman- avoid being itsed by men who grow carline, where »lie will be pleased to I
' nal Hospital Sunday. She is expected moustaches
meet customers. Terms very reasonable. I
' to be about soon again.
with our deads. When wti
promise you first class him-
Is r at a reasonable price we
mean it al««>luU'ly Don't
bother with low gra<le lum­
ber, mt matter how little
it« pries. Oom« liera and
get the Is-sl, which you'll
Il nd (ar the chee|M«t in the
end.
Will do your Painting. Tinting,
Papering and Finishing.
He Guarantees
The Copeland Lumber Company
A. N. GARDNER
JEWELER
"ThjiWomen of Woodcraft have moved
from theTTraiige Hall and will*in’[the
future meet in tlienew Oddfellows build­
ing
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E. C. Thayer of the V. S. Custom
I Department, now located in Portland,
w»« a Sunday caller at the home of
Editor Darnell. They were former
Kansas friend«.
Watches, Jewelry
Repair Work
All Goods and Work
First Class
Foster Road
Rubber Shoes
and Boots
Pastor C. F. Cumming« will speak at
the Seventh Day Adventist Church Sun­
day evening Oct. 12th at 7.45. Hi» sub-
ject^will I»-
The Millinium -atan
I Bound.
Fay Rayburn, Frank Kaybnrti, Harry
Burnham, M. 8. Hazen and Mr. B»-nge
vi.«it*-d Engine Company« No. 13 an<i 23
on^unday, giving them a fraternal call.
Full Line of Winter Leather
Goods
Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Hyde, who have
been spending several months with
their daughter, Mrs. F. M. Campbell of
Lenta Junction, left for their home at
Pendleton last Wednesday night.
Repair Work Solicited
Trading Stamps on all Pur­
chases
N. NYGAARD
Opp. P. O.
Lents. Oregon
The Bright
Building &
Investment
Company
Capital Stock
A big delegation of the seventh grade
boy« from the Weston school, in charge
of tbeir teacher. Mis» Julia Spooner,
I visited the Herald office Thursday after-
noon and saw the operation of making a
’ newspaper.
(_C. B. Franklin of Stacy Park Addition,
who ha« been very sick with the Ty­
phoid fever for five weeks, is reported as ,
making favorable Progress towards re- :
j covery. His small daughter Irene has i
also been pretty sick, but she too is con­
valescent.
^Grandma Forsyth celebrated her sev­
enty third birthday last week. Her
many friends remembered her with
many useful and beautiful gifts She
recently spent a lew days at St. Johns
Heights^attending the Free Methodist
Camp meeting where she met many
old friends.
Work is progressing nicely on the new
i building» being constructed on Main
i Street, Lents. Two concrete mixer» are
' busy mixing the “soup” that will con­
stitute the wall» of the new structures,
on opposite sidee of the street. Lents
is the busiest suburb in or around Port-
’ land now.
$50,000.00
A Gentle and Effective Laxative
A mild, gentle and effective laxative
j is wtiat people demand when suffering
I from constipation. Thousands »wear by
Dr. King’s New Life Pills.
Hugh Tail­
man, of San Antonio, Tex. writes:
I ‘They are, beyond question, the best
J pills my wife and I have ever taken.”
They never cause pain, Price 25c. at
i druggists, or by mail.
I H. E. BECKLENACO. PHILADEL-
PHIA OR ST. LOCIS
A Complete Home For Cash
Buys, Sells and
Builds
Complete House Furnishing
Lowe’s Furniture Store
Odd Fellows Building
EGGIMAN’S MARKET
SATAN BOUND
Inspected Meats
Fresh Beef, Veal, Mutton and Pork
1000 YEARS
Cured Meats, Sausage, I>ard, Eggs, Butterand Cheese
John and Arnold Eggiman
By an
Pays
For ¡the (Remainder of 1913 and
the Next Few Years to Come
I have enlarged my place of bualneaa no
as to accommodate my patrona. 1 have
also purchased the cigar »tore of I. F Goff
man. I can furniah the public with the
best line the best line of i'lgam an*l Tobac
tos in the city
Large Reading Room open to Pat­
ron*. Daily Papar* Furnished.
vota PATRONA«« 8OLICITKD
Cluster's Sudan Ulin Barter Shop
“THE OLD STAND**
Foater Rd., Main 8t. Lenta£ta. Fartland. Or
Main Street, Ixnts,
Angel From Heaven
And cast into a bottomless Pit
G. F. Rusch
Why! When! What For!
This will be the interesting sub­
ject of Pastor C. J. Cummings
at the Seventh Day Adventist’
Church, one block East of
Grange Hall, Lents, Oregon
Sunday October 12, 1913
All Invited
Tailor to Men and Women
We Give S. & H. Green Trading Stampa
I
Foster Road Next Door to P. O
Lents Station,
Portland, Oregon
Cost of Living Reduced
At Brug’gers Bakery
Don't
(Formerly Mt. Scott Bakery)
3
Read
This
Ad
Large Loaves 1 Ac
Best Bread X V
Cut This Ad Out Bring to Us and Get a Trial Loaf FREE
BRÜGGERS BAKERY
Ist. Ave and Car Line
Lent» Sta. Portland, Ore.
Hay, Feed and Grain
Washed Gravel, Sand
GET OUR PRICES
DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK? MCKINLEY & BUNDY
$800.to $2500
T
I
Both
Lents Station,
Portland, Ore.
Office 2 block« Ea»t_of P. Q. on Fue­
ler Road
Phone* Lente Home 2111 ; Tabor 4249
All Goods Taken on Exchange
For New Goods
JONSKUD BROS.
Herald Advertising
Ranges, Cook Stoves,
and Heaters
Cement, Brick, Lime, Wall and Land Plaster
Properties From
Bright Realty and
Investment Co.
o «m«c» o oo «a» o o
Both New and Second Hand
E. GERTRUDE SWIFT
Obituary
Rev. William L. Tilden died in the
Chiropractor
early morning hours of Oct ,
at the SlM ctaltjr ut Nerves and Disorders of Stomach
home of hi» daughter, Mrs. Clias. F.
Horns: 3k» me . m
McGill. of Saginaw Height«
The de­
Foster
Road,
one door vast of Main St.
ceased made his home with this daught­
er since coming to Oregon from Mich­
igan. The end came rather unexpected­
DRESSMAKING
ly. Without a •‘tniggle, without a
Mead a me» lnl<»» and Belcher
tremor, he fell asleep in Christ. Some­
Opening Monday October 6.
thing more than half a century ago,
Fitting. Cutting and Bepairlngi
while a young man, the departed was
Rate« Reasonable
Fiaiter Road, Lent». Otv , Near i’u»l other
set apart for the Cnristian ministry in
the M. E. Church. Hi* active ministerial
career was largely spent in Northern
Michigan, where he labored most faith­
fully and most successfully.
BORING OREGON
Mr. Tilden was born l»ec., 30, 183ft in
Phone Mi
the southern part of Michigan.
His
Mill 1 1 4 mtlrs soutbesst of Kelso
wife was laid to rest June 19, PSI8 in
their old-time Louie in Petoskey, Mich. CEDAR POSTS
SHINGLES
Tlie deceased is survived by a sou, Fred
MOULDINGS
E. Tilden o! Petoskey, Mich., Mrs.
TURNED WORK
Frank Burt of Vernon, Mich., and Mrs.
Chas. F. McGill of Lents.
LUMBER $6 AND UP
It is hoped that Rev. A. A. Darling,
Large utock ut Dimension Lumber on hand
Rough
and Dressed lumber for all purpose»
an associate brother in the ministry
whose fields of labor during his active tend order to JON8RCD BR(*. Bering RD S
career were near those of the de|>arted,
may be able to preach the funeral ser­
mon, assisted by J. M. Nelson, pastor,
of the Lents Baptist Church. The
I
funeral will be held from the house at ;
10 o’clock Friday morning. The inter­
Wiih a Chain For
ment will lie in Multnomah Cemetery, i
or on Terms
Monthly Payment Plan
Foster Road and Campiteli Sts. Ia>nu< Station, Port'and. Oregon
Stoves! Stoves! Stoves!
J. P. Nordin
Near Post Office,
LENTS
Phone Tabor 1371
Phones
Now is the time to save money on that roof­
ing. We have several kinds in stock
priced to suit you at our
Removal Sale
Be sure to visit this sale, ,vou will find what
you want
1 Block E mm I of Main St. on F on ter R<>r<l
Free
Delivery
WeGive S. & H. Green Trading Stamps
The Lents Hardware Company
Phones Tabor DGN; Horne 3112
Remember the Name—BOHNA
WHEN YOU WANT LIGHT GROCERIES,
BAKING GOODS. CONFECTIONERY, CI­
GARS, FRUITS, VEGETABLES, ETC.
t
Ice Cream, Sodas and Soft Drinks at Our Fountain