TO HAVE BIG BABY SHQW
EVENWG STAR GRANGE HOLDS
INTERESIIN6 SESSION.
AT 1915 EXPOSITIONS.
Local and Personal
Mr*. R Heyting is very ill with the . Mis» Marie McMan is numbered with
rin.
‘he »irk.
Mist Lottie Shulenberg is ill this
Chas. McGill is very ill with the grip
week
thia week.
Mi;« Dorris Meyer has gone to Chicago
Mr. J. B. Smith, ot 10th Ave , is »ut­
ter a short visit.
I Irring with lagrippe.
J. Stanford Moore ha» returned to
Mrs. \y. J. Roland visited friend» and
Willamette University.
relatives in Linnton, Wednesday.
George Kimber, of Portland, visited
Mrs. E, B. Husted has gone for an ei-
at R A.BrcAwn’» Sunday
tended visit in the East.
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Miss Marie Huxley ha» been quite
Revival meerings began in the M. E.
sick the past week with pleurisy.
church, 7th and Gordan, Tuesday ev-
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ening.
Mr. and Mrs. Freeburg paid a buai-
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nees visit to \ ancouver on the third.
Clarence Cone has so far recovered
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I from his operation for appendicitis as to
Miss Lelia Lents has rettsmed her Bble to be about,
studies at the Willamette University.
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Mr». E. A. Kelley, now of Montavilla,
Mr. and Mrs. 8. Baas are visiting with met with a severe fall recently in which
their relatives, Mrs. Bass and son. David. her shoulder was dislocated.
Mrs. Willie Yost and son is visiting
Mr and Mrs. Belden of Arleta, spent
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cone. New Years day at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Woods.
Mrs. Bass, of Grays Crossing, has been
very sick the past week but is much
Mrs. L. D. Reed of Lenta, has moved
better.
to Portland where she will remain this
winter.
Mr and Mrs. Stepby. of Grays Cross­
ing, are now managing the Grays Cross­
B orn —to Mr. and Mrs. Koneig, a
l<aby girl January 8, 1913. Mother and
ing show.
doing nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. O. Solomon from Eu­
gene, Oregon, visited with relatives,
John Manz is expecting to make a
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Solomon last week. I business trip to Regina. Saskatchewan,
within a short time.
Miss Gertrude Ewold, of Portland,
visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. W.
■Mrs. Brown, of Tremont, fell on the
Ewold last Sunday.
ice as she was getting off from the car.
She was unconscious and was taken to
Mr. B. G. Emmerson has been quite a house near by. She is reported to be
sick the past week but ie getting better. much better and improving rapidly.
Mrs. J. M. Cheever who has been ill
| Johi. Bresheer left Wednesday night
for
the past six weeks is now able to lie
on the Roanok for San. Francisco.
up and around though she is still unfit
work.
Mis» Anna McNiece left for her home
in Tonquin, Oregon, last week after
Mrs. Walter Webb who has been stay­
visiting her aunt and uncle, Mrs. B.
ing with her mother-in-law the past
Porter.
month on account of sick ms* ha* moved
back to her own house on sixth Ave.
Grandma Fish, of Arden Park, who
has been quite ill with the grip is some |
Mr. Hickey, of theJOregon City road,
better at this writing.
recently was severly injured in a runa­
way, and at the same time his wife was
A meeting of the Social and Literary the victim of seriously ill.
club was held at the office of Dr. Faw­
cett Monday evening.
Women of Woodcraft will hold public
installation next Wednesday evening
Hedge will attend the Oregon Hard­
Jan. 15. All members and friends are
ware Retailer’s A seociation the 21st. to
invited to be present.
the 27th. It meets at the Imperial in
Portland.
Mrs. Homan of first and Marie streets
is the owuer of some very productive
Mr. and Mrs. Howard and children ducks. She found an egg laid last week
visited Mr. and Mrs. W. Duckworth by a six months old Pekin duck that
last week.
measured 8 inches in circumference the
long way and t;V4 the short diameter.
Mr. John J. Markel, with the Bohna
etore, is the proud father of a nine
Highest Price paid for Second Hand
pound eon born Saturday night. The Furniture. Lents Furniture Co. Phone
only bad feature about it ie the boy has Tabor 1361.
such a good start that it will not be
long till “papa” will be doubtful of who
SACRIFICE SALE.
is boss.
Closing out sale of Furniture, Hard-
ward, Stoves and the Entire Stock
Mrs. Rodgers of Faxon Park enter­ Formerly Owned by J. C. Mount &
tained a score of friends Christmas day Son, Lents, Oregon. The entire stock
with the usual holiday feast. All re­ which was assigned to R. L Sabin, sec­
port a tine time and the only regret ex­ retary of the Merchants’ Protection
pressed was that there was a chance of Association, for the benefit of the
the Rodger» people leaving this part of creditors, is now in the hands of C. P.
the state in the spring and that the Irvine and must be turned into cash
Christmas event might not reoccur.
during the next eight days. Sale be-
gi is Thursday, January 9th at 9 A M ,
Miss Edna Burns entertained about closing January 15th. Every Article
twenty of her friends last Saturday Must go regardless of former prices
evening. Many different games were or value
played. A light, but delicious, lunch
was served at eleven o’clock. The
gueets reported as having bad a very
enjoyable evening.
The Lente Grange drill team is be­
coming quite popular. They have just
received invitations to assist in the in­
stallation at the Scyamore grange and
Russellville grange. They can do it al­
right too.
The boys and girls’ basement at
Lente school are being equipped with
play apparatus.
Already a slide and
swinging rings have been installed. Mr.
Irish is making a new slide for the boys
side.
Mr. Duprey who lives on N. Main St.
auijucient to the school property, was
hurt early Tue day morning while at
work in Portland, by falling through a
trap door.
He returned home about
9 o’clock upon a crutch, assisted by bis
wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Faler entertained
Mrs. Faler’s aunt and uncle, Mr, and
Mrs. Lugg, of Brooklyn, and Mr. and
Mrs Hotchkiss oQKrwl Heights at din­
ner New Years. Although it was hardly
a celebration of the event the day hap­
pened to be the 51st wedding anniversi-
ary of Mr. and Mrs Lugg.
At the meeting ol Evening Star
Grange Jan. 4 the attendance was very
good, the number ot visitors present
being large.
Duriug the morning semiou the year­
ly report» of the various officers (except
Master), aud »landing committee» were
read and adopted.
A resolution endorsing the Widow’s
Pension Bill as prepared by the Oregon
Congress of Mother» was unamioualy
pawed The report of the Master was
read at the open meeting and was very
comprehensive and covered all thing»
which are of interest to Grange where-
ever located. The following program
w a rendered :
bong ........................... Five little children
Recitation .................... Mildred Windle
Solo ................................... Cheater Alvord
Violin Solo.....................Mi»» Nornelsdorf
Recitaiion ........................... Richard Hew
Instrumental Solo............. Helen Smith
Recitation ...................... Gorden McNeil
Solo .............
Mrs. H. F. Elliott
Instrumental Solo
Nora Holm
At the cloee of the Lecture hour pro­
gram the instalation of officers took
place, Mrs. E. L. Nibbin actings» in­
stalling officer, assisted by Mi»» Alice
Johnson and Bro. J. W. Black as pre­
siding office.
Master, J. J. Johnson;
Overseer, J. G. Kelly; Lecturer, Willda
Ruckman; Steward. E. J. Spooner;
Asst Steward, J.-E. Nelson; Treasurer,
Mrs. Emma Spooner; Secy. Mrs. Jen­
nie Smith;Gate Keeper, Andrew Holm;
Ceres, Mrs. E. A. Nibbin; Pomona,
Mr». Leia Elliott; Flora, Mias Ossie
Davis. Owing to sickness Mrs. E. A.
Kelly, Chaplain; and Mr». Ivy Hickey,
Lady Aset.; were not present and their
instalation was deferred until another
meeting.
The year 1912 has been a good one for
this grange in more ways than one. the
debt being considerably reduced.
Mr». Pollock, of Russe-ville Grange,
was present and rendered two song»
which were much appreciated especially
as one was dedicated by her to our
"Grange, The Hall on the Section Line
Road.”
BOOST TOR MADE —IN
-OREGON PRODUCTS
W’omen in Oregon towns are to organ­
ise Home Industry Club» to boost the
“Made-in-Oregon" movement.
The
women of the state will be educated to
demand goods made here at home, and
the result of these organizations ie cer­
tain to prove of great benefit to the
home industries movement.
For Furniture see Lents Furniture Co.
Phone Tabor 1361.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
Preaching at the Evangelical church
next Sabbath 11 a. m Theme: "How a
firey young man helped to »ecure a Re­
vival." Preaching at 7 :30. Good mu­
sic.
P. CONKLIN Pastor
Oregon will not only »how of! ita
fruit and farm product-, ita prize cattle
and magnificent timber at the Ban
Francisco exposition in 1915, but It
present plans mature, the showing from
this state will include the host Ixby
boy and txby girl in Oregon
In this,
Oregon will have tocouipete with child­
ren from other itatea who will be en­
tered in a national eugenics »bow which
is to lie a feature of the exposition.
$10 FOR O. E. FERRILI..
Lenta Lodge Oddfellows remembered
O. E. Ferrili with a gift of ten dollars
last Tuesday Mr. Ferrili was injured
by running into a gate.
I
20 Per Cent Discount
On every Suit bought during January
Get your clothes Cleaned, Pressed and Re­
paired and receive chance on new suit of
clothes FREE.
Schweitzer & Manz
Leading Tailors
Lents
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Oregon
SURPRISE PARTY.
A surprise party was given in honor
of Mis» Margaret Boland at the home
of Miss Alta Wood's, Friday evening
Dec 27, 1912 those present were; Ha­
zel Sommerfelt. Adina Mertrude, Vera
Haselet, Inez Ward, laverta Bohna,
Marian Jones, Haste Johnson, Myrtle
McNeil, Blanch Stark, Margaret Boland,
Alta Wood, Ralph Glacio, Floyd Rogers,
Elmer Mortrude, Harold B. Allen. Clair
Worthington, Elmer Johnson, Frwd,
Peterson, Harold Worthington, Clar ince
Tillman, Harold Lyne.
The evening was spent playing games
and refreshments were served at eleven
o'clock. An enjoyable time was had by
all.
Mr. ami Mrs. Fred Milne arc expect­
ing to soon have the pleasure of enter­
taining Mr Horace Milne, a brother of
Mr. Milne's, who is now on his way
lien* from Austria-Hungary.
HOMES IN LENTS
350 to $2000
Portland Residence Property
$750 and Up
Farm Land in Oregon and
Washington--Improved or un­
improved to suit purchaser.
You will do well to list your
property with us for sale or
trade.
Bright Realty Co.
Incorporated
202 Hamilton Bldg.
I’liones A 4011
Portland. Ore.
Marshall 4523
ANNUAL INVENTORY SALE
We Must Reduce Our Stock $4000.00
HSEEDS@
To do this we have forgotten the cost price and have put this stock at your mercy. NOTH
ING is reserved. This is no “Fake Sale,” we mean it. We have till April 6th to do this
^SPECIAL OFFER !
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Read This! It Will be of Interest to You
BUCkBEE'S SKDS SUXÍEDI
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make you oar permaaeal eaaunner.
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Heaters of Every Description and Kind
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T9 PLACARE.
Write to^dny; Mention this Piper.
«CAKANTEFD
Paints and Varnishes
Cleaning, Dying, Mend­
Phoenix Puri* Paint in 1 gallon cans per gal................. $1.90
Our Reg Price
City Price
< tur. Sale price
Phoenix Pun* Paint in 5 gallon cans per gal..........
$1 80
$20 <X.I........ Heaters ......... $20 00
.................. $16 00
Durable House Paiut in I gallon cans per gal...........
$1.65
Heaters ...... $12 50 ........ .................... $10 15
$13 50
Durable Home Paint in 5 gallon cans per gal............... $1 55
Heater« ........ $ 8 50
$ 6 90
$10 00
Porch and Step Pain in 1 gallon cans per gal. ....... $1
.... $ 8 87»
$12 60 ...... Heaters
$10 75
Phoenix Floor paint in I gallon cans f»r gal...
$1.80
$11 00........ Heaters ...... $ 9 50........
$ 7 85
$ 3 00 ..... Hvaters
$ 2 65 ....... ....................$ 2 U I Masons Metallic and Roof Paint in I gal cans per gal $ .65
$ 1 75 I Fullers Pure Orange Shellac in 1 gal cans per gal
$1 60
$ 2 50
Heaters ......... $ 2 10 ....... ...........
Fullers I’un* Whit«* Shellac in 1 gal cans per gal ...... $1 70
$ 2 00........ . Healers
$ 1 65
................... $ 1
$ 1 25.
Heaters ......... $ 1 00
............ 5 05
Standard Varnishes
1000 Joints Stove Pipe, Polished and Rivettai Reg­
Elastica Preservative Reg $2 75 per gal now..
ular 15c now............................................................... 07
Elastica No. 2 Interior R< g $3 27» per gal now
800 Joints Stove Pipe, Polished and Riveted Reg­
Elastica Floor Reg $3 <X> per gal now .............
ular 25c now............................................................... 15c
Inside Spar R' g $2 25 fier gal now....................
Corrugateli Elbows, Regular 25c now ....................... I5e
Dull Finish H—ar $2 25 per gal now ................
Adjustable Elbow-, Regular 25c now.............................. 12c
Lt. Hard oil R g $1 70 per gal now...............
Oil Heater», Aluminum and Perfection Pattons Clear Fat Reg $2.27* per g.il now
No. I Alumino Oil Heater Regular $3 75 now $3 0
Gliddens Varnishes
No. 2 Alumino Oil Heater Regular $5 00 now ..$3.95
M P. Durable lutei lor Reg $3 oo per gal now
. $2 40
No 3 Perfection Oil Heater Regular $3.25 now $2 05
M P. Durable Floor Reg $3.00 per gal now
$2.40
Wood and Paper Lined Stove Board« M P Elastic Interior Reg $2 50 per gal now
$2.15
Light Hani Oil Reg $2 10 |>er gsl now
$1.05
24x24 paper lined Stove Board« Ri g » .45 now ... $ 33
Silverware and Cutlery Department
26x26 paper lined 3tow Boards Reg • .60 now ....$ .44
28x28 paper lined Stove Board» Reg I 70 now...... $ 52 25 per cent off on all Silverware, Carving Seta, Pocket
30x30 pa;>er lined Stove Boards Reg $ .75 now...... $ 50
Knives, Razors, Hones, Strops, Brushes, F»ncy Plaques,
Bowls. This means $1.00 worth of g< sds for 75c or 25c
20x30 paper lined Stove Boards Reg 5 .65 now..... .$ 51
24x24 wood lined Stove B -ards Reg $ .75 now...... $ 50 saved.
A $75 00 Per Month Job for 63c
$ <18
26x26 wood lined Stove Board» Reg $ .90 now
23x2» wood lined Stove Boards Reg |1 19 now...... $ 87
Buy a l-Vea- Guaranteed Alarm Clock, all Brass Bear­
¡10x30 w< od lined Stove Boards Reg $1.25 now. ....$1.03
ings, I xtra large Face and Figures for 63c and be the
EARLY BIRD THAI GOT THB WORM out of the
26x32 wood lined Stove Boards Reg 51.15 now...........
(Help Wanted) columns of some paper.
33x33 wood lined Stove Boards Reg $1.50 now......51 20
ing at a Big Discount
Household Department
SEND 10 CENTS
k VO O0VW poetate sad pa«il n< and rweotve thia vaiatile
I crttocttaa ef
pMlfait Wetter with toy big
R laetraetlva, HeaattfaT
and Plant B««k, j
A toils all about the Beat vartoltoe of S*mds, Plants. etc
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H.W.
Bucrbes.
G. F. Rusch
Tailor to Men and Women
Large Line of Careful Selected Suitings for
Ladies and Gentlemen
Best Suits on the
CoastfortheMoney
Wè Give ¿h>/Green
Trading Stamps
Foster Road Near P. O. Lents, Ore.
J
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...................... 35c
No. 1 Ga'vanized Tub» Reg 50c now
...................... 50c
No. 2 Galvanised Tut» Reg 6Oc now
...................... 0Oe
No 3 Galvanized Tubs Reg 70c now
10 quart Galvanized Pail» Keg 20c now ....................... 15c
12 quart Galvanised Pails Reg 25e no*.. ...................... 2< c
14 quart Galvanitted Pails Reg 30c now.......
One and a Half Dozen Clothes Pins now
G'as< " ash Boards Reg 35c now................
Brnss Wash Boards Reg 35 now ...................
Clothes Line Rope Reg 36c now..................
. 25c
Ic
25c
..25c
..20c
LENTS HARDWARE COMPANY
"We Are Determined to Grow in Bu-lnrss by Deserving lo Grow"