Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914, November 13, 1913, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextStrap Shovels 45 cts. Regular 65c 10x15 or 11x16 Roasters, Reg 75c 6x8 Lunch Boxer Odd Wall Paper 1 GaL Tin 0U Can» Reg. 10c 2c Roll 10 cts. 45 cts. 3c Each 8 yards long Reg. 20c 8-in Sell Sharpening 1 Gal. Galv. Oil Cans NAILS! Shears 12c Each 19c Pair 8-in. Fancy Fruit 3-in. Strap Hinges 1 Only Coal Stove S. H. 50 Cts. Lents Hardware Company No. 26 Sauce Pans, Blue Free Delivery 24c Each > Milk 5c Dozen 1ERE! Lents Hardware Company < Both Phones % tí s- are a few of the things we are going to move in a different way. EVERYTHING Ml ST MOVE Inside Door Locks lc Each 20c Each We Give Green STAMPS No. 1 Building Paper $1.00 Roll Rolls contain 500 tect These Prices are Strictly Clean-up Prices Clocks Discounts on Special Lincs—Silver Ware 25 per cent; Fishing Tackle 25 per cent; Galzanized Ware 10 per cent;.Sporting Goods 40 per cent; Builders Hd’w. 20 per cent LOCAL AND PERSONAL met with Mrs. Woodworth of 9th Ave., The boys soccer team of the Wood- Wednesday afternoon. They have de cided to hold a Harvest Home Festival mere school played the Mt. Tabor boy’s at tbe Grange Hall the first Wednesday soccer team last Tueettay having a tie of in December. lOtoO. Phone Home 1H21 LENTS PHARMACY F R. PETERSON, Prop Lenta, Oregon Home of Arch Family Remedies Druggist Sundries WE GIVE S. & H. STAMPS This Ad is Good For 50c on Any Clock in our Window on Friday Nov. 14, and Saturday Nov. 15 DOUBLE S. & M. STAMPS ON ALL PURCHASES SAT. NOV. 15 Foster Road Near P. O. JOHN WACHOWITZ. Prop. Fresh Bread. Snails, and Dough nuts Every Morning j Reg 15c 5c Package We Give Green Trading Stamps TABOR 1516 Sundays by Appointment Dr. Ervin L. Sells Optometrist and Optician No further Need to go to Portland about your Eyes or Your Glasses Double Pointed Tacks 2c Package EGGIMAN’S MARKET Fresh Beef, Veal, Mutton and Pork Cured Meats, Sausage. Uirtl, Eggs, Butter and Cheese Main Nlreet, I »'ills, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Allen, of Wood mere spent the week end in Astrina the'giiests of Mrs. Allen's brother. Prof. Crary of the Astoria high school. Mrs. F. J. Ralston of Liberty Heights is enjoying a visit from her mother, Mrs. Mary Kendall of Kent. Washing ton. Work on the new building being erect ed in I-ents is progressing nicely. The Duke building is taking its first cont of I plaster and the Lent—Campbell build ing is almost ready for its first coat. ■ rf'reeman Kemp, of San Francisco, son of Mrs. R. Kemp, and his wife have gone on a trip to Germany. Mr. Kemp is a relative of W. H. Armstrong of Lente. Oregon Copeland Lumber Company has inven ted in a new safe, larger and batter able to take care of the growing business of this busy business G. F. Rusch Stove Pipe Rivited 10c Joint Tailor to Men and Women We reserve th«- right to refuse «ale to any dealer al tlie above price« divorce from her husband. They live Herbert ami Laura Good have a in H«ppy Hollow on bis farm. He was bouncing baby, borrowed for a few I employed in the butcher business in month«. Reason is proverty in th« . Lente for a lime. Cruelty, is alledged. youngstar'« home. He nee»i to lock her away from her I baby to torment her at times when his The Young Men’s Improvement Club temper was up. of the M. E. Church held their regular The New Method Laundry is enjoying meeting in Fawcett Hall Wednesday an unusually good run of business. evening. They have four wagons on the road Mrs. F. ('. Bryant atxi grand».>n now and thia with the kxal business Donald Ellis returned from a visit with | gives employment to a large number her son, W. C. Bryant of Shaniko Sun of employees. day. * The Woods Greenhouse in Cherrine J. D. Lee made the H raid offir»*- a Park is contemplating making a ! change in their line of products. Here- call Saturday morning, Mr. Lea is in to-fore they have handled considerable tereeted in the development of s'me I garden products, lettuce, etc. They now expecet to go into the floral supply acerage south of Sycamore. ■ line exclusively. They say they can supply out flowers at half the down Mrs. A. O. Forsyth donated eight loan prices and do well. ’ hand pieced »juilt«, one being a «ilk ne, to the Portland Louise Home. last .ear The Bright Real Estate Company «he gave eighteen. She sold f6 20 « >rtb has in construction one of the finest new bungalows in town. Geo. Dilley of tag« for the Home this fall. is doing the work and he is making it a very commendable job Six rooms, Bennet Ctiappel is having a winter with bath, fireplace and built in cup coat of paint spread over it. Th* im- j boards, closets and other features provement is very welcome anil thunks I ! make it one of the most desirable prop- I erties in the town. are due several nf the brothers for the change in appearance. -------------------------------------------------------- I Foster Road, Opposite ¡Post Office Lents, Q oo o «a» « Inwpected Meats Rev. Johnson and wife of the Free are under way by the Methodist Church, East 9th and Mill Kt. . Preparations , - , _ were guests of Mrs. A. O. Forsyth of >OC‘I ,*•_ C *‘ P~ to. m‘.k<' N®*; . 18 a grand benefit for the Pisgah Home, Lanta. Ninth Ave. and Car Line. The aim is to provide the home with a considerable Mr. Darling of Fifth Ave. has return quality of food supplies, vegetables and ed from Kansas, Several of his rela clothing. tives returned with him to make Oregon their home. Mrs. Herbert Tyler has applimi for I 2 Big Loaves 10c Hours 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. «oiowmm otom o o» «3» Harness or Belt — Leading Prewription Druggist Fi »tar Road and Campliell uta lent» Htation, Portland, Oregon 25c Each Mrs. Boyd Moon- entertained her Sun Tbc Sunday nigiit nieetings ar>- con- Mrs. N. Ely of Tenth Avenue visitad day School class al the parsonage on Fri tier mother-in-law, Mrs. Ely of East linued at the S. D A., Chun-h. The day afternoon. •ubjert next Sunday evenn.g will be: Portland last Tu»*s»lay, "Is -unday tfw iaird's Day?" "Which _______________________________________________ day ia the Sabbath?" Sam Sandson has been touring the L. H. Carter is enjoying a visit from Clami»- Davis and family of St. Johns Snndaved at the Hogues. his two daughters and sons, recently of state, handling large business for the Oraco Nursery Co. Harry Courtney and Dolan Kenworthy Roseburg. have bought the Ixiwe Furniture Store Mrs. Peterson of Ariel* visited Mrs. The Woodmere School will give an and will take charge Monday. Mr. J. H. Donaldson is negotiating tor the Lawren»-e of Tenth Avenue last Monday. entertainment Nov, 21, A complete pro Kenworthy will have charge Tbev purchase of Carter's Wood Working expect to carry a line of undertakers gram will be given next week. •bop. oippliea and attend to that business. j The Ladies Aid of the M. E. Church Phone Tabor 2074 0 Phone Tabor 1371 $3.80 Keg 500 toot rolls Tin Shingles The Copeland Lumber Company J 20 D-Common Nalls Lath Nails 8 D-Common Nails 63 cts. 25c Each M John and Arnold Eggiman 35 lbs. Sheating Paper Glass Wash Boards ? JUST COME AND QET IT know why after you have used Ihe luuils-r Brass wash Boards Menders. HERE 8c Each 67c Each 15c Each We start to move next Thursday, Nov. 20th to our new home in the Duke Building and Pans Alarm Coat or Hat Hooks That’s the Sign Over Our Door and White E 1 Gal. Granite 3 Gallon Fiber Pails 5 piece set 65 cts. f lc Dozen 2c Each Mrs Potts Sad Irons 3c Pair Q U» Clothes Pins Mouse Traps $2.55 b’se per kg Dishes 12c Each Snap or sure catch NAILS! THERE ARE AS GOOD FISH in th» sea •» ever were caught, but you have U> know where ui go tor them, same way with lumbar. In ■pit« of lh«‘ destruction of our forest* good lumber 1« ■till l<> I»« bail at th* right plaoaa. Thia 1« one <>f them mid you,II find It much to your advantage to give us your neat order. You’ll --- SATURDAY SUNDAY We Give S. & II. Green Trading; Stamp* Foater Road Next Door to P. O. Lents Station, Portland, Oregon JZ-------------------- Cost of Living Reduced The At Brüggers Bakery Don’t 3 Read This large Loaves 1 Ac Best Bread XV Try our Delicious Doughnuts and Snails | Ad BRÜGGERS BAKERY 1st. Ave and Car Line Lents Sta Portland, Ore. INSURE NOW In Oregon’s Most Reliable Association Oregon Fire Relief, Oregon Merchants Mutual Fire, American Life and Accident In surance of Portland PROTECTION’AND BENEFITS * MODERATE RATES John Brown, Oresham, Ore. SPEND THANKSGIVING WITH THE FOLKS LOW ROUNDTRIPFARES via 0/ SUNStT Which is the Lords Day? The Law which governs the universe of God will be read and carefully considered. Those who are in doubt about which day is the Lord’s day should attend this Lecture. Is it Saturday or Sunday? Which day do you keep and why? You are welcome at this Sunday night meeting at the Seventh Day Adventist Church, one block east of Grange Hall, Lents, 7:45 P. M. Nov., 16th, 1913. “The Exposition Line 1915“ I la-tween all points on the N. P, Lines in Oregon north and ninth including branches; also on the C. A E., P. K. A N. N. F. U. and W. and P. E. & E. SALE DATES NOVEMBER 2« AND 27, Final Return limit December 1st. Superior Train Hervice, Observation Cars, Dining Cera and Big, Wide All' Steel Coaches. Call on Nearest Agent for Specie fares, train wiledulee, etc. JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent. !