Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Brashears have
moved to Sheridan where they have
bought a home.
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS
Mr. Keil of Woodtnsre i» putting in a
•eed ai d plant store In the Hedge build-
, ing.
SHOES AT ACTUAL COST—We are going to Close Out our Entire Stock of Ladies, Gen­
tlemens and Childrens Shoes at Actual Cost
A very intereeting meeting was held
at tlie Woodmere school Tuesday after-1
noon.
Here Are A Few Bargains
Ls4ie» Pstsst leather. Rutto« Shoe» Reg. H.Wnli Clortug
Mt Sala M m
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Iter Faaia«» Harths Waateiagtoa Mou»r
Closi«| out Sale Price ................................................................ .*2.7*
Steor
The Mt. Scott Drug Co., ha* added I
the latest style soda fountain to its'
, equippment, and a tine oak prescrip- i
I lion counter.
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fur
IUk>.
botte lo* aad high tof. Reg. tJ.tt vai» iloM«g out Price
W2S
This Stock Must be Entirely Closed Out Within the Next 60 Days
IK'n't forget to attend the fireman*» i
benefit show Fiidav evening, ft Is the I
first of the season and ofirr» to be excep- '
»
kb aa
I
tionaliy
thie.
The Modern Shoe Repair Factory
W. E. UOOOINS.
LENTS.
Proprietor
VALENTINES
Look Here!
Young Man, if you want to make
that girl your Valentine you had better
get busy. The other fellow has been
in to see us about one of the best, and
a nice box of Candy. We are prepared
to fix you right if you do not delay.
With our valentines you will sure make
a hit. Don’t wait. The 14th is Val­
entine’s day.
SEE US TODAY.
trip
to
Mr». Eliiabeth Brown i* the recipient
of a widow'» pention of *17.60.
;
Mi»e Myrtle Poor visited home folk»
I at Wichita last Tueedav.
A. J. Bundy went to Harney county
Wedne«dav to look after nome business.
Mr. and Mr». J. W. Davis of St. John»
■pent Sunday visiting Mr». Bryant of
( Park Avenue.
0 0 Discount
On any New Suit, Ladies or Gent's.
Usual Quality and Make
CL EANING
PRESSING
Repairing
No Stamps, You Get the Disconnt
JOHN MANZ.
Main St. Lents
MT. SCOTT BAKERY
Fetter R>ad Near P. O.
JOHN WACHOWITZ, Prop.
pDCCH Bread. Snails, Doughnuts, Pies
1 lx
1 and Cakes Every Morning ....
A Big
Loaf
Six Big
Loaves
We Give Green Trading Stamps
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, Gresham, Ore.
Eggiman’s Market
The Center of Interest for
Tasty and Economic Buyers
Fresh Beef, Veal, Pork, and Mutton. Butter, Eggs,
Cheese and Pickles.
OurownLajd, Sausage, and Home Cured Bacon.
Full Line of Cured Meats
No Stale Goods -Everything Sanitary
EGGIMAN BROS. MAIN ST. LENTS
We Sen 3 Large Loaves Hot Bread 10c
Stale Bread 2 Leaves lor 5c
Minimum expenses enable us to sell cheaper and better
Bakery Goods than any other. Formerly 6 years proprie­
tor of this Bakery, we advertise no hot air.
I’m on the Lookout
tor painting jot«. Are you looking
for a painter* Let us get together
and have a talk. I can tell you
what it will <-<«t yon. can suggest
color «clieme« and will tell you what
materials I use 1 mix my own paint
after studying the conditions of the
»itrfaee to lie painted. These Condi­
tions have a direct liearing on the
way the paint should be mixed.
I USE
Selby “Dutch Boy” White Lead
and pure linseed oil. I consider j>aint
made from these materia!» to lie
the first.
1st «. Firm m kw Cut ii m
is
tabor area
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Smith were
I called to Sherman county, owing to the
serious illness of Mr. Smith's parents.
Dr. McSloy has moved hi* household
effects into the second story of the new
! Lent-Campbell building.
F. R. Peterson, Wni. Goggins, Fay
Rayburn, Harris Wilson and Jos.
I Schweitzer visited Hssslo lodge Friday
_____
John Eggiman ha« taken a vacation
' this week ami will visit friends in
■ Salem, Stayton and other
Marion
• county points.
Mr. W. L. Rice of Lansing. Mich., a
traveling salesman for the Hugh Lyons
¡Co. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
i E. M. Hogtie.
TRY Brugger’s Bread, TRY any other kind, you will say
That Brugger’s Bread is the BEST
Remember the Name—BOHNA
WHEN YOU WANT LIGHT GROCERIES,
BAKING GOODS. CONFECTIONERY, Cl
GARS, FRUITS, VEGETABLES. ETC.
a «■«
PALPH P. LAWRENCE
LKNTM, ORBGON
Mr. Jerry E. Bronaugh will give a
Lincoln addreee at the Lent* school
Thursday aftern<x>n.
THERE IS ONLY ONE
Brugger’s Bakery and that is the old Bakery on Nelson St.
near Station, on the car line.
Mr*. Goggins visited friend* in Atleta
Tuesday.
J. D. Lee will addreen the pupils of
’ Holman school, and Allan R. Joy will
| speak to the pupil- of Woodmere.
20
Dr. Fawcett rldet around in a tinrly j
retmilt automobile. The machine hae i
been arranged for Ina epecial uae and ,
convenience.
All church, society. personal .nd local new.
not published lor profit, Iroa. notlcaa of co
t.rtainmcnli. conducted lor prvAt. pubh.hod
at a Be mininun. of k> word.
Announce
rn.nu »nd card of thank», «aia.' rate
Adirar.
tiling rate» quoted on requeet
•
Orvgvn
GEISLER BROS.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
A. W. Gardner made a
Everett, Wash., last week.
Mount Scott Drug Company
Lent-
ORLOO>
Ice Cream, Sodas and Soft Drinks at Our Fountain
Clearance Sale
of Dependable Household Furnishings
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
Commencing Thursday Feb. 12,1914
A large stock of well selected household furnishings to
choose from at prices never before attempted in Lents.
Below is a partial list of the many bargains to be had
during this sale, selected at random from our stock.
E. W. Payne of 4th Avenue, em-
' ployed in the 8. P. shops had his eye
[ injured by a piece of flying steel Satur-
' day, and as a result he is laid up in the
Mrs. Hogue entertained the u B class
of the Wood mere school at her home last
Thursday evening
Music and guess­
ing games were greatly enjoyed by the
class. Gladys Dunn, I a * od Ltwron and
La ra Schulze w'>n the prizes for guess­
ing the most correct anesers in the
games.
Refreshments of pop corn,
home made candies, ice crearu and cake
were served.
Fire at the home of Mis. Alplanalp,
in the Pixley residence on Fourth
Avenue on Friday evening did at least
damages to propertv valued at
*1500. The property was insured. The
Fire Company had hard work reaching
the place, but when they got to the
place of action it did not require long to
dispose of the fire.
G. F. RUSCH
Tailor to
Men and
Women
We Give S. I H. Green Trad­
ing Stamps
Remember our regular prices are from 15 to 25 per cent lower than down town
prices on account of low rent and small expenses. Therefore this sale means a
big saving to our customers.
Prices During This Sale Strictly Cash.
Herald Advertising Pays
Foster Road Next Door
to P. O.
Lents Sta., Portland, Oregon
Goods Promptly Delivered
A. D. KENWORTHY & COMPANY
Furniture & Undertaking
I. O. O. F. BUILDING,
Tabor 5267
NORTH MAIN STREET, LENTs