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and for the betterment of the deposi­
tors was discussed.
$1.00—A WEEK PAYS FOR IT—$1.00
Mrs. Lacey, of Springwater Grange,
visited the Grange here Saturday.
Rev. Levi Johnson, of the Millard
Avenue Presbyterian church, will ex- I
change pulpits with the pastor of the
Gregory Heights church of the same
denomination next Sunday morning.
A. F. Chase, of Gresham, was a
pleasant caller on Wednesday of this
week.
Mrs A. f.. Hershner and daughter,
Francis, left Saturday for a month’s
stay at Madras, Ore., where she will
visit her two daughters, Joyce and
Blanche, wno are teaching in that place.
Dr. Gilbert and Attorney A. F. Fle­
gel conducted an interesting meeting
on Social Hygiene last night at Lents
school. Only we regret that there
were not more present to hear the lec­
ture. Another series of these talks
will be given in the spring.
The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Jane
Byers, who died at her home near
Clackamas Station, Tuesday, February
6th, at the age of 62 years, was held
Friday, Feb. 9th. from the residence,
internment being at Mount Scott Park
Cemetery. She was the wife of J. A.
Byers and mother of the following
children: William Byers, of The Dalles,
Mrs. Hutchins, of Oregon City; Mabel.
Madge, OHve and Mellville J. Byers,
Clackamas; and Mrs. John Wise, of
Milwaukie, a step-daughter.
For sale—Barred Rock eggs per set­
ting $1. White Pekin duck eggs per
setting fl. Also one Barred Rock and
one R. I. Red Cockerel 11 each.
George Gilson. Brace Street, Mentone.
fact we have just such patterns as will please the
most fastidious or the plain every day range en­
thusiast.
" KING QUALITY RANGES ” are the result
of years and years of experience in range making,
they are not experiments. They have large ovens,
extra large Are boxes, are equipped with best
anchor plate tops, hot blast linings, reversible
duplex grates and burn either coal or wood.
We will put this handsome new Range in your
home upon payment of a small sum down, enabling
you to use it while you are paying for it at the
rate of a dollar a week. Could you ask more?
This range is absolutely guaranteed to be the best
on the market and at any time you find it is not
all we say it is we will gladly refund every cent
you have paid for it—if it is at the end of two
weeks or two years. Surely an iron-clad guaran­
tee, isn’t it?
Save on Fuel Bills
Do Not Pay More
You do not have to pay more for this high-
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class range than you do for an inferior make, our
prices ranging from $28.50 and up. Quality con­
sidered this is the cheapest range sold isn’t it?
We have several different patterns to select
from, all the acme of perfection. For instance,
we have this range in either cast or steel base,
cast or steel polished top. large and small sizes, in
LAWN MOWERS
“KINO QUALITY RANGE”
GARDEN SEEDS
These ranges are fuel economists too, and con­
sume less wood or coal than the average range.
This is a big item in its favor. Come in and let us
show you this range and you certainly will be con­
vinced that we are not exaggerating in our state­
ments and whether you buy or not you are cordially
invited to make a thorough inspection of the entire
line.
No red tape about our payment plan either,
just pay a little down and then $1.00 a week until
paid for. No better stove, no easier payment plan.
GARDEN TOOLS
The famous Clover Leaf Lawn
Two complete lines of fresh gar-
Think of it! Over 200 rakes, 16
f I
Mowers, in all sizes, are now in stock
different
styles to select from at this
and right here we want to say that den and flowers seeds. Now is the
we have the largest, most complete time to plant No matter what you store, and 500 hoes, assorted styles.
Big line of other garden tools all be­
line of mowers in town. Clover Leaf
mowers at.
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$2.75 want we have it and it is priced right
low city prices.
The funeral of Hobert Griffin Foster,
son of Mr. and*Mrs J. C. Footer, of
6903, 43rd Avenue. S. E, was held
Wednesday, Feb. 14th, internment be­
ing at Mount Scott Park Cemetery.
Mrs. I. L. Webber, of Dundee, visited
Lents Grange Saturday.
S. S. Freeberg, of Brush Prarie,
Wash., spent Saturday and Sunday at
the home of his son here. Although
Mr. Freeberg is 73 years old he made
the trip alone and is very hale and
hearty for a man of his age.
H. C. Restorff, who recently moved
here, has purchases a farm at Syca- ;
more.
J. L. Coyler, has purchasad a house
and lot in Clemson Addition. The
Bright Realty Co. negotiated the deal.
interesting program has been arranged, j
W. A. Hall & Son have purchased of
Refreshments will be served. We hope
Peter Roth, the lot adjoining their barn
for a large attendance and can assure
on the Foster road.
all an enjoyable evening.
It is no longer necessary to go down
W. N. Chileote was a pleasant caller
town to have your eyes tested or your
glasses straightened, go to the office of on Wednesday of this week.
Dr. E. L. Sells, 300 W. Gilbert Ave.
The free lecture given by the Sons of
This he does without charge.
Veterans last Monday evening was a
Spend a pleasant evening at the Isis great treat and greatly enjoyed by
theatre—4.000 feet of the best films— those present,
five pictures. Admission 5c and 10c.
E A Richter j, erecting a 5-room
Mrs Eunice York, widow of the late bungalow on his property on Gilbert
Benjamin York, passed away February Bnij Agate Avenue.
11 after a long illness. Deceased was
Mrs. and Mrs. Lund, proprietors of
86 years of age and from early child
the Mentone grocery, were Portland
hood had been a member of the M. E.
visitors Saturday evening.
Church. The funeral service was con­
E. A. Tate is erecting a neat little
ducted from the home by Rev. W. Boyd
four-room bungalow on his lot adjoin­
Moore.
Miss Winnie Reine Budd and Mr. ing his residence on Merriam Avenue
Geo. C. Jackson, both of Portland, that he will soon have ready for sale.
were married at 220 Ninth Ave., Lents, . The Isis theatre is running 4000 fert
February 11, Rev. W. Boyd Moore of high grade pictures at each show. On
officiating. Mr. Jackson is a pipe-fitter an average of five pictures are shown
and will pursue his vocation in the city. at'each show and all are of the very
Their friends and acquaintances wish best. You should see them.
them prosperity and much joy.
H. E. Willson has accepted a position
The financial secretary of the Mult­ at the Lents Barber Shop and is now
nomah Land Value Tax League pre­ on duty there. Mr. Willson is an old
sented the Evening Star Grange with friend and acquaintance of foreman
a set of works written by that great Tuttle of the Herald composing rooms,
Christian philosopher, Henry George | coming here from Elgin, Oregon, some-1
An appreciation speech was given by i time last summer.
Master Johnson.
E. A. Tate suffered a severe injury |
Mrs. Reynolds, of Orenco, and Mr | to his hand while cutting wood in the (
Allen, of Beaverton, spent Sunday at dark Tuesday evening. Tate says he
the home of Mrs. E. M. Hogue.
, has serious intentions of letting his
Mr. and Mrs. Brookman, of Happy • wife split her own wood after this, and
Hollow, spent Sunday at the home of ! no wonder.
Mrs. Brookman’s parents, Mr. and
R. T. Twombley has purchases a house
Mrs. Dunseth.
and lot in Elmo Heights from the I
The Willard memorial meeting of the Bright Realty Co.
the W. C. T. C. will be held at the
Wm. Jackson has purchased property
Evangelical Church on March 6. At ; in Elmo Heights.
this meeting eadh member will strive
Ralph Lawrence has bought a lot in
to bring at least one new member into in Arden Park from the Bright Realty
the organization.
C.
Mrs. J. O. Haning of 4th Ave., visit-. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Geisler entertain­
ed with her mother, Mrs Phelps who ed Dr. and Mrs. J. H. McSloy at 500
lives in Portland, Wednesday.
Tuesday evening, and what do you
Matinee every Sunday at the Isis know about it “Doc” lost three out of
Theatre at 2:30 p. m.
four games.
Miss Geneva Locke of this place, ’ Peter Roth of Vancouver was a Lents
visited with her folks here a few days business caller one day this week.
last week. Miss Locke is »aid to be an
No date has been announced as yet
actress of much ability and until re­ for the wrestling match between Smith
cently has been with a stock company and Reed.
at Everett, Wash. Seeing in her a
very promising future the manager of I Change of program every Monday,
Wednesday, Friday and Sunday at the
one of San Francisco's largest theatres
has offered her a position there as lead­ Isis theatre.
SPORTING GOODS
New and up-to-date line of sport­
ing goods, balls, gloves, masks, bats,
etc. In fact everything for a ball
team and at lowest prices. See our
special boys bat at
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THE LENTS HARDWARE COMPANY
ing lady with a stock company. She
left to take up her new work this week.
The King's Daughters of the Millard
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Prebyterian
S. S. will
give a
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Washington
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Social
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. Church.
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Friday evening, February 23. A very
Miss Audrea Davis, who has been
singing with great success at the ISM
Theatre this week, will be there the
rest of this ------------------
week and all — of next. She
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possesses an unusually good voice and
. her expression is very good.
it
Below City Prices”
IT
RED HOT STOVE TALK
And the Truth About Ranges
Are you dissatisfied with your old stove? Then let us fit you up
with a a brand new Cascade or Columbia range and take your old
stove as part payment.
People are wakening up to the fact that is is absurd to pay $20 to $25 more for a steel top range, the lids of which
may be used as hammers and the oven door of which may be used as a step ladder.
Steel lids do not assume good
baking qualities.
We will fit you with a range for $45 that we will put up againat any $65 or $70 range on the market and positively
guarantee it to bake and the top not to warp.
(Give us $20 more and we will furnish you a hammer and step ladder,
which if not handled too roughly will last the rest of your life.)
The following is a list of prices including delivery, pipe and setting up:
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
8-18 “Cascade” black top and cast base $43.00
8-t8 “Cascade” polished top and nickel base 45.00
8-16 “Columbia”............................................. 45.00
27.00
8-16 “Elite”
8-14 “Elite”
25.00
8-14 “Mascot Universal”
24.00
J. C. Mount & Son
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