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Lenta
in the Herald priatig^ghep
lana, our former aea^gtaat,
now situation helping t>0< jaa-
t the Lenta school,,
Mm Clinton Kaye, M2« 85th St,
«a. e i
to recovering from a recent ilIneos.
ra. Jfho magDuffy (Mtoa
It to better to eat a com dodger
an4j|.werg ^visitor», Sun­
than to be ona
day, at the home of the latter’s
Mr*. Griffith of Prosser, Wash.,
Mm John Moffett io attending
better known as Ftoy Jene*. a sister
G. A- R- convention at Albany.
E. P. Tobin was given a furlough of Mm Major Repp of 6121 72d St
There are many substitutes for from the shipyard where he is em­ S. K., is in tanta again, and expect»
wheat flour, but no substitutes for ployed, to go up to White Salmon, to make her homo hem Her friends
Wash., to plant potatoes on his ranch. are glad to welcome her back again.
peace.
Mr. and Mm R. Wilktoso* went to
Ye editor spent the week-end at
Mrs. J. A. lhinbar received * letter
Chehalem Center, Springbrook and Newberg Sunday to visit Mr. and
Monday
from her son Ijunont, who
Mm Fred Frost, formerly of thia
Newberg.
is in the hospital at Caldwell, Idaho,
place.
Our 14-mch guns weigh nearly 85
recovering from the effects of a
Mm C, S. Bradford of Dolph, Ore.,
tons and are over 58 feet long, cost­
broken leg. He writes that he is feel­
has been visiting at Lenta during the
ing 1118,000.
ing much better now, and rests wall
Jack Gibbons has a fine crop of past week. She has just returned at night.
“Murphys” coming on at the old Con- to her home.
oyer place on Stith St.
John Kan no has enlarged his store
Sherman Harkson. former cashier
American troops permanently took of the Multnomah State Bank, is now at Stith St. and the earltoe, by re­
over a part of the firing line as an with the colors, serving with the moving a partition and throwing the
front and back rooms together. He
Marines at Mare Island, Calif.
American sector in January, 1918.
Miss Mildred Rossruan assisted in
Patient—Doctor, why does a small has installed a large rafriegrator for
the ticket office at the Yeager Sun­ cavity seem WV
so »w»RV
large vw
to the tongue 7 • i | the milk, butter and other perishable
Dentist
—
Just
the
natural
tendency 1
day.
of
Hie
tongue
to
exaggerate,
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Mm Hattie Merrill, from Seattle,
Mr. Boyd announces U m resignation
to visiting old friends about Lanta. suppose.
of Elmer Johnson as assistant ceahxr
She has a home in Eugenia Park.
Leo Carver, from near Tillamook, at the Bank. Miss Sabra Deaton from
has
been ill ever since moving to Sandy, a former Lenta girl, is the
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Morehead and
little son Bruce are newcomers here l.ents about three months ago. He new assistant The bank being unu.
from Sheridan. Ore. They will live is a brother of Mrs. Wm. Porter, and sually busy lately, Mrs. Boyd has
been helping, also.
has other relatives here.
at 6837 86th St.
A. D. KENWORTHY and CO.
TWO ESTABLISHMENTS
Phone Tabor 5S96
Phone Tabor 5267
4615 66tb 8t., Cor. Footer Road
jÄK-t 92nd Street 8. E.
Ariete
Lents
First Class Service Givan Day or Night- Close
Proximity to Cernetene« Enables V» to .Fnrnieh
Funerale al a Minimum Expense.
We
fit. «f geg* me«*) gbg«hgta«*seaa
sarve.«verua*a to *. It. £. A. .War
worh» Ut to . hard». daa> >r*gM york.
amMhe T, M C.
geoda, at least
30Ô0 men in the next ninety days.
PLUMBING
Prepare far WlBtaf, get yaw
SUPPLIES All FIXTURES
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—FROM—
B. F. MILLER
The Lenta Plumber
5866 fttnd Bh
in
surra
Made to fit any figure
Lady or Gentleman
WANT ADS"
WANTED - Work
beating "ruga
Small ruga. 34c; large, blk. Call eve-
nlsga ur mornings. Tabor 4021. Clar­
ence O’Neil.
1»
>ast TanoaiMo
|4 n I MALM -GRAVE!, and BAND.
Lents Real Estate Co.
KALPH STAMI. Prop.
Stf
R. Hey ting. Phone Tabor 'JOtVl
City and Cusmtry Property
.WANTED AT ONCE—Two good eel-
ting bens. Tabor 0037. rt’Zto I »2nd Hl.
LKNTn. URBUOM
TALK OVER TOWN
•IhlUt
Musimi Md Business at
PRACTICAL HAIKCUTTINU
Cheater'» Barber Shop
with the «isctrk- clippers
F ABRIOIII V8MMAISNIPIU ARNTEEI
Old Baits Cleaned, Pressed
and Repaired
T,bur Mt
rtiuix Tabor «M>
F. F. EHRLICH
LANKS Al» GENTS* tailor
Wllto FOSTER ROAD
C. H. Atwood, M. D.
Dr. Wm. Rees
Homeopathic Physician and Sarg
l>«les sad aeslUencs, MS ■ Mb St.
U#« sod kHl.hnn Stu4 Nth Aw. S 1.
roMTLASU. OS«.
are Proud of Oregon’s Record
Don't Lose Them
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in the Liberty Loen end ell other patriotic drives. We ere promt of Portland, and our pride in Lents has been proven
by the erection of our store. Our customers sav the store is also something to be proud of. It voo ere not a customer
you ereeordially invited to give as “the once over,” not once only, but very often.
Impressiona of Spring “nine
may I* l<«t forever unless
adequately recohied.
SENECA CAMERAS
KATZKY BROS.
BIG EAST SIDE DEPARTMENT STORE
6714-24 92nd SL S. E.
Nutsir rsvite
Tabor 294
Enables amateurs to recurv
satisfactory results.
B Í1
LENTS PHARMACY, The San- Tox Store
(>®ce
Tabor 3214
Residence : T»bor 622
5927 92ndSLS-E-
Tata 2181
DR. I*. J. O'DONNELL
“Extra Choice Meats”
DKNTIHT
»Tonin,« Mr Appolnlmwt
Jersey Bell Butter
nuns AID 0EGIYAME8ALWAYS.FKSH,
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Cor. Wd and Foster Road
LENT«. ORE.
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NEW METHOD
LAUNDRY
T
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Now is time to put up your eggs
Tabor 3614
Water Glass
QUICK SERVICE, FIRST CLASS WORK
A 25c bottle will can 8 or 10 dozen eggs
HATS FOR ALL SEASONS
Lents Millinery
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MT. SCOTT DRUG CO.
GEISLER BROS.
MRS. INEZ GULLICKS
5920 92nd Street.
EGGIMA1TS
MEAT MARKET
Tabor 4754
DR. C. S. OGSBURY
Denietry
6919 92nd St
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LENTS, OREGON
Copeland Lumber Co.
Lents Mercantile Company
5805 »2nd Street 8. E.
Tabor 1141
HIGH GRADE STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
OUR MOTTO:—TO PLEASE AND SATISFY
LUMBER AND
BUILDING MATERIAL
94jg Fotter Road
Tabor 1371
Buy your
ADVERTISE?
VICTORY AND WAR BREAD
It Pays When 'Done Right
at
KEEP IN TUNE
BRUGGETS BAKERY,
9112, Woodstock Ave.
Tabor 5724
The Standard of Quality, The Leader in Price,
The“Home-base” For All Dry Goods
* ~ STEV0TS CASH DEPARTMENT STORE
Tabor 3581 «
Try Our Screen
’
Yeager Theatre
GUY ROBINSON, Manager
OMMUNITIES are like people. They are apt to get “out Of tune.” HARMONY is any commu­
nity’» most valuable asset. Without it little can be accomplished. When the town is Off key
ft is on the down grade. Something should be done all of the time to keep our community in
For Good Suits, Best Materials
tune. We are apt to overlook this, and only tune up spasmodically. In the interval» we are apt to
and Moderate Prices see
forget we are part of a community. We lapse into mere individuals and lose our community sense. We
can’t go too far in an effort to preserve community Harmony. Let’s all work m order to keep
C
on thetkey.
MANZ & MIR WALD
5827-2» 92nd St., near Foster Road
Tabor 4596
The Very Latest Cook Book Free
THE LENTS GARAGE
The cost is no more
Axel Kildahl, Prop.
891» Fester Road
Tabor 342»
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FOR ALL KINDS OF
The new RYZON COOK BOOK, edited by a well known expert contains the best recipes, tried end proven by act­
ual baking from among 8,37» recipes submitted by home and expert cooks. THIS COOK BOOK 18 DIFFERENT.
It is extensively advertised in the National megaxinee. It cau only be gotten in one place in the Mt. Scott District.
It’s retail price is «1.00, but—IT 18 FREE. Bring this ad to our store and ask for the Cook Book-it will be given
FREE to the first 300 customers baying 1 lb of Ry son Raking Powder.
JOHN D.
SEE
A. S. PEARCE, The Tinsmith
Foster Rd., Opp. P. 0.
For “THE BOYS”
Just the thing! A Soldiefrn and Sailors New
Testament 3x4 l-2xl-2 bound in waterproof
kakhi with flag in colors on front, only 50c at
MT. SCOTT PUBLISHING CO.
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RICE-KINDER LUMBER CO.
First-Class Sheet .Metal Work and Repairing
Tabor 5838
5944)i 92n(] g| , R g
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Buy Your AUTO SUPPLIES
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Tabor 2673
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Tabor 1477
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Successors to Miller-Mowrey Lumber Co.
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YOUR GROCER
Lumber, Shingles, Lath, Sash and Doors, etc.
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HILL AT LENTS JUNCTION
92i4 st tax Woodstock An.
Tabor 2116
100th St., 4 blks from Foster
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