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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1913)
Sand and Gravel at Reduced Prices Prompt Delivery Call I ale phone l abor ¿063 R. Ikyting 82 Mt. aud 46th Ave , H. E Rubber Shoes Boots Full Line oí Winter Leather Goods Repair Work Solicited Trading Stamps on all Pur chases N. NYGAARD la>iilM, Oregon o. ' ‘PI’ I’ Rose City Van and Storage Company Makes all points between Portland and Lenta on Mt Scott Line. Freight, Exprese, Baggage and all kind* of Transfer Work. i-enta Office • Foster Konti lamia Phones .... Tatxir 1424 Home B filli F. W. I uftny. Manager Ask tor Ro<e City Van LENTS FUEL COMPANY Cor Main ami Foster Road PHONE TABOR 1688 Wood and Coal Slab Wood a Specialty Ordere Driivered Promptly EveningTelegram and HERALD One Year $4.50 Address Beaver State Herald Oregon Lents. PROFESSIONAL CAROS Dr. A. A. Swenncs DENTIST General Dental Practice Hour«: * to S; ICvsnlngs by appointment Office In connection with Dr Fawcett Phone Tabor 8314 lentil Main ft. and Foater Road Phones: Main -130, Home A 4558 Dunning & McEntee FUNERAL DIRECTORS Heventh and Ankeny Streets Portland . - - • Oregon X L. H. Carter & Son ßnntrsetur« and But liters Msnafacturer« of Win.low ('»«Inn», Screen Donra an<l Window*, Moldings, Columna, Pan sis, Ornaments. Kte. Custom 1'Ullilim Itami Hawing Owners lent- 1 Islning Milla and Wood Working Factory. 9 Lenti, Oregon LODGE DIRECTORY. Mt Scott Chapter u. D. <>. K. H. Statini meet Ing First and Third W*dne«d«v evening of each moulu (Degree« Third Wedln-« ,1My) order W.M Msui! B. OenneU, 8»C. WHY THE HOO IS THE GREATEST MONEY MAKER Choosing The Richt Present Manufacturer* of impure or adul- Are you in doubt about a certain l*raDd foods j present? Youth’s Com fianion has! has I Mothers who do not inform them- present? The Th* Youth's Companion I he hog i* an economical cog in ! proved to tie one of the best that can !•* | Ml'-’» the proper care of their HKliiZY ITI MS CONTKIBLTIb BY HERALD REPORTERS AT NEARBY POINTS the farm, ... operation, lie is a con- i cliosen. Perhaps you have not seen it i babies. Server of waste, a gleaner in the lately, and are not quite sure. Mother* who wean their babies un- Then *4 S I lima a valuable cow li«t week « auaed, it field*. A helper of the farmer in necessarily let us send you a sample copy or two. soon CORBETT I* supposed, from eating wild parsnip. adding to hi* bank balance. i Suppose you a-k for the issues contain- School officials who do not provide ■------------------------------------------------ n I While ii> Portland last week Dr Because of hi* saving qualities, he 1 Ing the opening chapters of Arthur proper sanitation, light and heat Wilbur Evan* was in Portland Friday. Botkin attended a demonstration of the* has been denominated as "The gen Makers and agents for doped sooth Fred <1. Reni drove to Kellys Butte K. Hand Hlump Puller at Jsnolng« tleman that pays the rent for the , Stanwood Pier’s tine serial story of life i in a hoys’ school—“Hi* Father’s Son.” ing syrup* and other quack remedies. TuvMlay for a water wagon and smoke D*ige. near Oregon City, am! was I waa householder, the mortgage lifter for Promiscuous spltters. If you look the paper over carefully, »Ul k tur use at the rock crusher. aatonlsheii by the power displavetl Lu by 11||„ f » armcr .. " I Persons suffering from infectious Mr* Augusta B Leader and son Her- thl* wonderful machine. It i* destined i In the past he was adopted by the b-aring in mind that there are fiftv- two sucii num tier* for a year ’ s sohscrip- disease* who are careless in mingling i man came out from I'orthmd and sprat to lead al! other machines, the Dr. tie- | farmer* of the corn aud hog belt as tlx* week-end at her farm. lleve*, a* It can tie easily moved, not the only feasible way of marketing ! tion of$2.lX), we are sure yon will say with the public that a better present conld not be Proprietor* of public pfaces that R M Dixlson was in Portland on weighing much over 200 pounds and I* • the corn crop Being turned into the , chosen, whether for a young j»eraon or are improperly ventilated. liusineas Haturday. ■old at a price far below other stump field and fattened, this was known for an entire family All who fail to inform themselves George Kuierieni filled a car of spud* machinery. It I* expected that thi* at hogging the corn,” thus saving on proper nourishment For the year ’ s subscription of $2.00 I lie first of tiie week. machine will lie handled from Handy. all of the labor of gathering, storing •here is included a copy of The Com Parents who overfeed their chil- The Ismeflt nx-i*l given at the Grange Charles and Glenn Rngh secured th* and feeding out again panion Practical H-.me Calendar for | Iren hall by the friends of Norton Evans was job of plastering the nSw school house At times, when the wheat crop was 1914, end all the issues f >r f-e remain- Dairymen who keep tubercular well attended and n neat sum netted. in District No. 26 on the lower road to an overproduction and the price* were I ! ing week» of this year, dating from the cow*. Floyd Reed, accompanied by hl* fami Handv. (down below the 50-cent mark at the time the subscription is received. Person* who dump refuse matter ly drove to Portland in his auto Monday. Makers of clothes pins complain of a farm the hog was used to market It you ask for sample copies we will in back yards or vacant lots. Mr*. McDonald and children were in scarcity of suitable timber for thia pur wheat send with them the Announcement for Vendor* of dirty ice cream. I'or t land several days last week. pose in the East Why not come here He ha* done hi* part in converting 1914. Butchers who prepare meat without Mr*. IL'ttie Roger* returneil from a »here the abler trees prevail in endle** the by-product of the dairy and THF. YOUTH ’ S COMPANION, regard to cleanliness. 1 business trip to llixxl River Friday, number. L*ad pencil men, loo, say 144 Berkeley St., Boston, Mass. Those who oppose vaccination.— Mr*. Anna Reynolds and datigbb-r «I they find it difficult to get plenty of creamery into a merchantable article through hit stomach. The feeder of New Subscriptions Received at thia Health Bulletin of Portland. Portland and Mias Lulu Pullen of Park cedar for their |iencil*. Here have Rose were guest« ot Mrs. Clara Hinith million* of feet ot fine cedar logs laying a bunch of steer* fellows them with Office. / and Miss Ethel, Saturday ami Munday. in this so-called Railroad land, going U> a drove of hogs that are fattened on Mi«* Ethel Rogers lias enti-n«! tlie waste, and nolxxly dare appropriate ■ the undigested corn fed the steers, Eczema and Itching Cured Watches Clocks and Jewelry 1 Hanatarum at Mt. Tabor to take train- them. A whole lot of fellow* in thia Hogs take care of the by-product of The soothing, healing ni«-di<-ation in J distilleries, beet sugar plants, of the i ing as a nurse ■country are doing big business that Repaired and Made to Order garbage of the cities and of many I>R. H orsom ’ s B czrma OlXTMZVT p< iietratc* ought to lx- in the state penitentiary Other factories where food products ••very tiny pore <,t the skin, ‘-iears it of and some of them are headed that way. all impurities—stops itching instantly. r Portland paper* have recently con I for human beings are manufactured Dr. Holison’s Eczema Ointment is CHERRYVILLE In Texas and several Southern ’.----------------- ■ tained a «ketch and account of an old State* they inform us that they can guaranteed to speedily heal eczema, lady living at Eugene who is nearly 104 rasliee, ringworm, letter, and other un- Everybody is busy winding up the Main Street Lents, Oregon year* old who say* she is the only sur I make pork at two cents a pound on sightly eruptions. Katern» Ointmentgis wason's work ! peanuts, and more pounds per acre With barn* full, and cellars lull of viving aunt of Robert T. Lincoln, the ! than they can with a crop of corn, a doctor's proscription, not an experi vegetables, bouse* containing an abun only son living of the great emanci letting the pigs do their own picking ment. All druggists or by mail 50c. dance of canned fruit and i lenty of pator. This old lady is dependent for a or digging, as you please to call it. Pfeiffer Chemical Co., Philadelphia and wood stored for winter, the rainy livlihixxi on the Christain church of The hogs can convert kaffir corn, I St. Ixiuie. season ha* no terror* for the people of Eugene. Thinking it a shame that such milo maize, cow peas and soy beans 1 « deplerable state of nfluirs should exist Oregon. Deafness Cannot Le Cured when Mr. Lincoln I* known to be many into choice pork that can be -ashed by locU a; plications, as they-cannot JEWELER had the misfortune to Dr. Botkin reach tin- seised por ion of the ear. times a tnillionsre, the wri'er took the every day in the year. U in.y < n r.y i > cure dvafwss, Then, again, he is a forager; he There liberty to write to Lincoln who resides and that 1 Ly cc .sut-Uonal r medlee. j • il-, ¡.-..lamed condi in Chicago on Millionare Row and this can grow on alfalfa and clover and Deafness tion of the mu o j .ng of the Eusta i '.ube i.i Inflamed letter wsa forwarded to him at his several other kinds of pastures, but chian Tube. When you have a rumbling t >u.i4 or imperfect summer home at Holden, Vt., at the especially is he adapted to converting hearing, and when it Is entirely closed. WANTKI» alfalfa into lean pork and when bal Deafness is the s suit "nd unless the in foot of the Green Mountains. In due flammation can bo taken out and this restored to Its normal condition, WANTED—A gissi reliable man or time an answer was received in which anced properly makes one of the tube hearing will bo destroyed forever; nine All Goods and Work wooian t<> solicit anbaciptiocM. Enquire Mr. Lincoln stated that “He bail only ideal feeds for pork production at the cases cut ot tn are caused by Catarrh, at Herald office which it noth'--? but n Inflamed condi one aunt living and she resided In cheapest possible cost. First Class eft!.- mu ova rurfac -s. Then, again, while the sheep, cows tion tTe *-’!l f'vn < "-n-tw 1 -Par, forany ea.e of WANTED — Cow* to winter for their Kentucky, and that her name was not D- tn.- . - s. II 7C -nr-:-’I'atrann- tt-'Cnradbr milk. Good Care Guarantied Enquire Todd,” and added—rather peevishly— and horses will increase from 60 to Hail* ■ Caior a. nd tor c rraUn. r-ee. Near Poet Office, Foster Road r. 3 ckx a co.. Tcieco. Ohio. of Mrs R. Munzer, Faxon Park, Lents. that “You newspaper men have another 100 per cent annually, the hqg will LENTS 8 »11 by Dragrt . Tax* 1. UT» t'aal.y ; .11»I r coaslpauoe. WANTED—Boys may tie had and guess coming.” It may be that Mr. increase from 500 to 2000 per cent sometimes girl*. The older ones at Lincoln considers that as this old lady annually. He can be turned into the ordinary wages and other* to lie i* mt a sister of his father or mother market as quick as a crop of grain schooled anti caret! for in return for These are some of the reasons why The western forestry and conserva- ! • light service« rendered. For |«trticu- but simply married his mother’* broth we claim that the hog is the greatest tion association will hold its annual | er that «lie i* not hi* aunt by blood. lars address W. T. Gardner, superin tendent Boy* and Girls Aid nocietv of The old lady say* that Lincoln visited ni >ney-makers of the farm animals.— conference about December 15. This Oregon. Portland. Ore. tf her once here in Oregon and said ”8he American Swineherd. year it will meet at Vancouver, B. C., and will give its main consideration was his onliest aunt,” to use the old 1'01« HAI.K Much of the piling, wharf material, to the problem of forest fire preven lady’s Kentucky vernacular. It is quite FOR SALE-Newspaper* for wrap certain that Grandma Todil is Lincoln’s and lock gates of the Panama canal tion and control. Do you get your ping or kindling. Mt. Scott Pub. Co. aunt by marriage and oufrht to receive are made of the greenheart, said to Whitewashing the interior of the be the most durable wood known for some consideration at his hands. FOR HALE: — Number of young Pigw, Mrs N. F. Reynolds, Home Phom» 4411. A game anil fish warden was out her» these purposes, which comes mainly poultry house will not rid it of lice unless a little carbolic acid is added from British Guiana. LUMBER—At our new mill ltf miles last week inspecting the fish ladder at to the wash. southeast <>f Kelso. We deliver lumber. the dam and found one section entire Jonsrud Bros (• ly washed away so that fish were un SOME OP PUBLIC’S ENEMIES. The Family Couch Medicine FOR HALE—Automobile, Motorcycle able to get up stream to spawn in their Milkmen who don’t keep clean. and Phonograph, all bargains. ('all C. usual spawning place* in the upper Ex-maggots, commonly known as ■ In every home there should be H. Gates, 2nd Ave’ and Foster Road Handy and Salmon Rivers. Great flies. Ixittle of Dr. King ’ s New Discovery, FOR HALE or TRADE — Good numbers of tisii have beaten them Doctors who fail to report conta florae works anywhere 1200 list; gixxl selves to death on the rocks at the foot ready for immediate use when any gious diseases under their care. condition. Will trade for cow, or heifer. of the dam in their efforts to jump over member of the family contracts a cold Quarantine violators. E M. Calkins. Gllhert Hta. Phone 2924. the dam. Big fish concerns gather fish or a cough. Prompt use will stop the FOR RENT — 6 room bungalow? lota most any old way in the Columbia and MANGHUM & i;' i kkA y ; ’ fenced, l<arn, chicken house block elsewhere, but the pioneers in these •pread of sickness. 8. A. Stid, of We carry a full line of ' from Woodmere station Mt. Scott car. mountains have to be content to catch Mason. Mich , writes: “My whole LAWYERS Price reduced to Illi Apply to owner now and then a salmon with a hixik family depends upon Dr. King's New 5909, or Phone Tabor 43(13. Roas Building and line and it takes an expert to do Discovery as the best congh and cold Main Street. Lenta MUST SELL—One six room bunga- that. medicine in the world. Two 50c. bottles I low, corner w(> x 100 One block to car. Mias Helen Hassock of Portland came Fruit, la»rriea, garden. No incumbrance cured me of pneumonia.” Thousands Value $2i«*l Make offer. Call evenings, down Saturday to visit her sister, Miss : Ohafeldt, 129 — 0 th Ave., corner Marie. Irene, at the hotel and to renew the of other families have been equally FOR SALE—1 cook stove, 1 «Military acquaintance with many friends here lienefitted and depend entirely upon BORING OREGON couch. I bed an'1 spring, I wash Htanil Drop in and see us Dr. King’s New Discovery to cun» their Phone 53x with mirror, 1 kitchen table, 1 cup DOVER f coughs, colds, throat and lung troubles board and some chairs, ftvsi chopper, Mill 1 1-4 miles southeast of Kelso canned fruit and white Leghorn ciiick- W------------------------------------------------- K Every dose helps. Price. 50c. and $1.00. CEDAR POSTS en«. Mr- .1. F. ('onper. Lent«. Join The farmers are making good use of, All druggists. ing playground on west. SHINGLES this fine weather harvesting their pota H. B RICKLBN A CO. rniLADELFIA OR MOULDINGS I.ots in Calkin* Plat are now on the toes and apples and plowing and seed ST. LOVIS market, (’«me early anil get your ing grain. TURNED WORK lb.ice Water pi|<ed to all lots, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Keith were called electric lights and telephone Owner The railroads of the United States LUMBER $6 AND UP on tract. E M. Calkin«, R I. Lenta, to Beaverton, Oregon to attend the use about 150,000,000 wooden ties Large stock .1 Dimension Lumber on hand (Ire Home Phone 1W1 11, 2'IJI, Gil- funeral of Mrs. Keith’s brother. Rough end Dressed lumber for all purposes each year. la-rt Station. Cazerdara line. send order to JON8RCD BROS. Borin* RD S Mrs. George Kitzsinilier is very ill at U>MT AND FOUND present Miss Wheeler entertained her lather i FOUND—Purse containing some money. Call, pav charge* and describe. and brother of Portland Sunday. FARMER’S WEEK Herald Office. K. C. Vannatta was seen in Dover DECEMBER 8 to 13, 1913 MONKY T<» LOAN Bunday. This will be a notable event in the C. E. Sewa'd had a number of men 0 |>er cent loans on farms, orchard educational history of Oregon. working on his bridge Friday. and«, city resident or business property, Farmers' Co-operation will be the WHEN YOU WANT LIGHT GROCERIES, H. II. Vitellis sawing wood for K. A. to buy, build, improve, extend or re lending topic of a stimulating series of fund mortgages or other securities; Thayer. BAKING GOODS. CONFECTIONERY, CI lectures. The week will be crowded with terms reasonable; niecial privileges; A. J. Kitzamiller is suffering from a GARS, FRUITS, VEGETABLES, ETC. correspondence invited. Department L, discussions and demonstrations in every 01H Bldg , Denver. Colo., or Ih-partnient severe attack of rheumatism. Dr. thing that makes for the welfare of the 1 I, 7III Ilenry Bldg,, Seattle, Wa«li,____ Htmer called Sunday. Jas. DeHhazer hauled lumber Satur farmer and home-maker. Doings of Our Neighbors J. P. Nordin A. N. GARDNER Watches, Jewelry Repair Work CLASSIFIED WHERE Supplies EVERYTHING JONSRUD BROS. LENTS GARAGE Oregon Agricultural College Remember the Name—B0HNA Women Who Get Dizzy day. Mrs. Ingdlil is improving s'owly. Mr. Hess has moved his family on the Magnolia place. Mr. Sliirly has returned from the logging camp to spend the winter on his farm. Ealnar Bena of E«tacada spent the Week end with her parents Ice WINTER SHORT COURSE Every women who is troubled with j JANUARY 5 to 30, 1914 fainting and dizzy spells, backache, headache, weakness, debility, ennstipa- , The College has spared no effort tion or kidney troubles should use to make this the most complete short Electric Bitters. They give relief when course in its history very wide nothing else will, improve the health, rat ge of coursep will be offered in adding strength anil vigor from the first General Agriculture, Horticulture, Ani dose. Mrs. Laura Gaines <4 Avoca, Ln., mal Husbandry, Dairying. Poultry says: “Four doctors had given me up Keeping, Mechanic Arts, Domestic and my children and all my friends I I Science and Art, Commerce, Forestry, A Gentle and Effective Laxative were looking for me to die, when my and Music. Numerous lectures and dis- son insisted that I use Electric Bitters. A mild, g. ntle anti effective laxative I eussions on FARMERS’ COOPER I did so, anil they have done me a Is what people demand when suffering A VION, al home and abroad, will be a world of good.” Just try them. 50c. from constipation. Thousands swear by I leading feature. Make this a pleasant i and $1.00 at all druggist or by mail. Dr. King’s New Life Pill«. Hugh Tall and profitable winter outing. No tu-1 nrcKi ttNj.* co . riiti.AiiKi rittA II. man, of, San Antonio, Tex. writes: ition. Accommodations reasonable HT. LOWS “They are, beyond question, the best Reduced rates on all railroads. For; pills my wife mid 1 have ever taken.” further information address Cadillac, Mich, is reported to he They never cause pain. Price 23c. at H. M. TENNANT, Registrar, the foremost city in the country for, druggists, or by mail. Corvallis, Oregon • varied anil elose utilization of forest ' II. E. BUCKLENACO. PHILADEL Farmers' Business Courses by Cor- ! PHIA <>R ST. Lul ls products respondence without tuition. Hay, Feed and Grain Washed Gravel, Sand GET OUR PRICES Cement, Brick, Lime, Wall and Land Plaster MCKINLEY & BUNDY 1 Block East oí Main St on Foster Rord Phones Tabor ; Home 3112