< 1 [jM V«7 * WE Mr Volume 3 Camping Outfits ORIiSHAM IIRt DIMON RAVAGES IOWN * Of fROUTDALE « and M0NTAVII l.A. MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, After tlic remolilex the large crew« I enjoyed a lawkct dinner in tlie«gi*iv« I near the chitrrli building. — — IS ONf Of BEST f Vf K SURIEI) IN «SIRICI 26 |;RII>AV. JULY the pros|rt»rity of the county will 1» urged to partu ipate. There will new «durstionpl features, CONQUERED. •• • * Number 30. Economy Fruit Jars stra^Ä. which will • >tuihict»-«| tlirotigh )e< : • price lures and pap rs on practical topii - ' • < ’em mil tee« are at work preparing a 1 • Large Opening, Self-Sealing, No circular letter to sen«! broadcast betting | One Life, at least, Lcfet Busi Is the Movement for Grange At greatly reduced price« Rubbers, No Trouble. NOW’H THE TIME. HEREN the Mrlicme. The time for the fail to make room for our fall THE NTOKE ne»s Block in Ashe»... L xäs Mrs. Is'wix Miller of Plvnxiuit Home Fair and Carnival Favor- forth Absolutely the lient ami moat ecu mom irai grsMlf. Buy now! haa not been I1 xm <!, lait it will 1« held I«» gel your Murk of rnnmil goods, isent d<»wn a big r<>uml dollnr Ibis wevk Fully $15,000. ' able Notices. roiiie lime in llctolier wo a* not to eon- , gr»H*rrlvH, etc., for your ' by E. J. Nwüiik, for uhich wv wvrv in» camping trip dirt with the one projected l»y Evening, a struetvd tu «end The Humid to her — ■ •-< Ktar grange. The opening fair will be • I sundn-law, J. R. Jones of Waterville. Main Street. I vTfylhlnq Best and 1 bcdprsl GRESHAM, OREGON The ItiixinvNS houses of one whole P ortiaxu , July 23, IV»7.—To th»* Ed- the Ift-giiiiiing of what iw ho(M*d will be 1 I bha k ai|Mi| out, two men desìi, avversi Wash. I ¡tor : I foci a foli Ur fumi an a**««M*iation a fermanrnt institution for thin county. I •• ••••••<••••• » l-vwix Miller of Pl«M‘*l*l»t HoflM* W ¡Uld hold u general imim»trial fair Mt severely injured ami a pro|ierly loss of | —Oregonian. slxiut ||5,tJtM), rvpt vs4*hlw I lie moat de doing hiisinpss in flrvaham thia wvek. i Gresham ìm one of the laut movement« • ” 1 — ... Illi -K m k I stiiirtive tire ever ot riirring in the li i«- Walter |L»hir of l'orthind U a gu xt the pc<»p|v ofthat fliW dixtiirt has in- ('«»vera, ftut»l*•-»•«, Jara Complet«» lory of Troutdsh*. . >>f Kr. Hbort’s. «mgiirated siiicv Grrwhum had » place Seaside ar»* enjoying a sphmdid time Thv fire atarlvd n I nhi I 2 o’clork Inal Mm. J. F. I lm c«tcrtain«i last ""' '“«l> *' •''"•■rpri« llmt Sea li«»iix ar»- ffaily se» ii. Tin* light- ‘ IIOI'K. I HI). HAMS. BACON Sunday morning 111 Mil annex <»f the rinirmlav her «i.ler, Mia Anna I*. nn.-y, ,r.-c«lw tim eml<.rwiiM-nt, .up- house is an attraction that alway« at I AKO. tiC. Troiit<lalv hotel, either thnuigfi the ><nd inecc», Mr» M u) «..-tn.l, und Mi». |l1*’rt “,‘11 •’< Kränge tracts. Mr. ami Mm. Kenney, .Mr. and j oAerturniiig of a lamp or from a spark l^nev, all of Portland al*» her ! '»rganiwitMin in Multnomah Mrs. Borni, Mr. ami Mm. Coidey ami: from a cigarette. ’ ' * * 1 am <-<.nlbl« i>t thrn IL. bind- Mr. amt .Mrs. D-slie, saye Mr. Metzger, <>( • •’“"ly- , sister ill -law, .Mrs. I1..» tUiiiui-HiH W. J. Nrniih wus burned to death. * . nexM men of Portland will giv«* the fair ar«* all having a delightful time, Neu York t’ity. «• . their «uppurt ami make displays. Richard Nicholxoii is in thv ImspitaL, Mr. au<l Mrjp <ivo. W. Shjfet are!1 tiki.SHAM. OkltHlN Erm*st Ball of Washougal, AV ash , and is mH expected UMMrcover from the | Gr«*sham Iw-ing the center of th«- match- among th«* artiv«* UH*ml<?r«of thetaresh- | wax a caller at The Herald ollirv on! injuries aereiird. A. N .Millie ami Ra) lt-«s Pow<*ll valley, ami all nmds l«-o«ling am grange. ) To a llerahl reporter they , Maturday. Muore m'ir alao badi) liiirimd, to Gresham, it is the lugi« ul pltv«* for rwently rxpr»*tM*d themselves as well F HtfM'kiiirn, dairyman, farmers nn«l the prop » m » i 1 fair. •••••••••••••••••••••••••s James Allixon, proprietor of the ph-rtse*! with the i«lca ol an annual ( buaineas men are alnatdy predicting-j It may I m * imagined that an axsori- grange fair ami carnival. They will be | • Gresham Barbershop ; Troutdale hotel, N. N. I«ogsn, J. <•. great things fur the fair. They pr<» « • ution forfinM un the right Imoia, with found among its most enthusiastic suje I l«| wmb ni «Il k iii-l »«.ally atei • Buckley, th«* Wvinliard «-«lair, Aaron | mwv to make it whst it ought to Is*, th«- i ■ public apirilvd men on th«.- ls>ar«l of l*ox. Harlow, Blaser A Harlow, Rich I x»rte rs. iifiki St- kl door In ««»• •liali. Il..|«l • ls-st thing of its kiltd in the state. No IIS1I lo mi HOMt BAXt RY I0R Y<H‘R BAKtRY HMHlS . »Miilrol, shoidi] Lx*«*oiiie a permanent Robert H^ Childers, Prop. J ard Laloiirell, L. »Helming, Mr. and Ed. Smith r«-turne«I from i'rixJi coun | organiaation is in a fxsdtinn to push and you can laugh ami grow tat. Mrs. A. T. Miller and Grorgr Reynolds feature in thv county. Tin- n<*arn«*as «>( ty last Friday will» 33 horses for sale. ■ this work an is the grange ami the near were 11 a* heaviest I omm **. <ir«*sham to Portiand, ci»niu . t«d a* it is Hv'ltaa already disfxMM.il of a number «4 | J. H. HATCH, Gresham, Ore H.irlow, Rinarriti Harlow, H. H. I^ogan ly1 1' mm ) nivmlters •>! that aplvmlid x »ci- with un el«*<*trM* line, its proximity to them. Successor to Mm. <'hx«. Johnson, >••••••••••••••• • .«mt others raxtd a |xnt|op of their vty within reneh of Gresham pr«»j«o-v to ' thv fined (arming ovetion in Or«*gon, Mrs. Eim-ry, Ruby and Mark re-; goods. llarloH, Blsxvr A Harlow- are show to the |s»opl«‘ of Oregon that if a *tli surrounding« of •nexuvlinl pU'lu- ••••••••••••••••a preaident of the Commonwealth Bank 4 0 A C R E S turimi from Chaiitampia un Mumlay. now <x*riip) mg th«* Ma**oi»ic l<»wer thxir, ran do things ami do them right. Emin . rvsqii * la»aHty, iiiakvs^ su« «*vn* a for«- ing ami Brokerage Co. of Portland. an educational xtand|x>int alone, thv Hall«*« Simommn has been suffering1 2A .n iei in cultivation *. I m I hiicp where they h«vv o|x*mil h»r lMrilnr«M. g*»m* Vum*lusi«»n. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W Kenney have coming fair will I m » worth coming miles easily cleared . abundance of fruit ; N. S Logan bus huih n lx»a frani« cov- Th« n* n«-«*d In-s^»ni;- - u f Hi* • - <»n tlm with a severe cobi this week, but is gone t<> Seashiv where tbuy u ill «x-cupy . tn srv. Every granger, farmer and ■ again able to resume hia duties al the in income-bearing property fair huihliiigs; living waler; 3 vi«i^ ilha triil.an«l is «loing bu«in«aa , pari of marly of the leading citin-na and their cottage for the summer. bu»iii**MM nisn vliutihl eomuieue«» to talk mile« from Grv»*ham. in Gresham, bringing $20 at tl»r old alami. Richard Latourell farmer« to make It go, but iu. «-very Herald office. We acknowledge a pleaaant visit Arthur Lnstui of Portland was in I uiwl I. 11« Iming « a« h liair I m » x frnmv« grange (air ami work li:ir«i h»r ilx sue-1 ««»mmunity like Gr»»«bam th«-Xv will per month net, for sale at from Kev. T. F. Royal ami Frank Wil «•«•aw. I .el ever)lMxlv buo^t ami keep ¡' vrwtdl »»uvered hy tenta, and Mfe «foing , always U* (<>un«i men amt women who Gresham Sunday. $1600. Enquire of lard «4 Montavilla last Friday. , IxMMltillg. Mrs. Hattie Wustell. who has liven j biisinv*«. are not wrapped up in tb«-ir *M*liHh im- " lite kiriUblv Kral t.MMtr M »« E. F. Ikmahue of the enterprising ; Mild A pleasant ri«le to Fairview A»raiigen»ri»l« bave limi iiiadv )s»rtam*c, ami who are willing to give quite ill, is veruvering. firm of Morgan ami Donahue of Boring i Truutdwiv wua made thi4werk in th«» tiiiH» ami work to such a public enler- GRESHAM. (Ite rre«*(i«»n of a thr« r story Rm k .Mies Agnes Sweet ami Miss Long, thv Weinluirdl estate allieti will le» «-uuipany o( Frv«i G. C’«.»i»ley, ; prise. An«l the vducati«>nal fvatiir«* siifx-rintemlrnt <»f Saint I.ukr's hospital, paid the IL*ral«i office an enjoyable ’ OBKSHAM, OBBUOX <<»mpl.l«i| b» Jan. I, PtiM, «n«l will l«r j Mixa Lulu Hill <»( Tin- ha I Iva la visit- will I m * the imjs»rtant oh»-. -upj>l«*1iirnt- Boise, Idaho, arrived in Gresham *t»n visit Mom lay. • •••••••••••••••• Mrs. li. W. Huger ami daughters j urcupird l»y llarl«»w, Kluwer A Ilari*»« ' tug her »inter. Mm. Hattie I BrownhilL* Illg the diaplayt, withAnt which thv Satuniav last to visit the former’s sis ami Ri«U|ti«l |j»l<»urrl| TI»« tir«' will Mixa Hill vx|»v«*tM'tu h | m * ii <I a part of her fair Would not mrasun* up to itauppur- ter, Mrs. Hattie Woatell. Mias Long were recent callers al thv Herald office, i m»t retar«! Trouhlalr’« future. Bettvr va«*ati«*n at St-anid«- b,*f«*r«* returning to tuniti»*«. left for Seaside Mumlay morning. Miss • J T. McCullock, a prominent fanner j building*« will I m » iiunuilialrly rrected, 'fhe Hal lex. T«» you, Mr. Editor, is du.- thv credit Sweet will leave for Seaside next week. OÌ Multnomah, was a welcome i< better prepared than ever to sell you ami inside ol ■ yvwr thè bwaineap cumM* Alfred Baker, an old and reapert«»d ' of making it fx»i<siblw tu bold such a fair where «lie wilj spend some timv before : visitor at the Heraki office last Satur- ) heavy or light harness of all Linda, ti«»n tluin il »-ver ha« livvii lod«»re. hor-r and carriage furnishings, t-te. ■ day. citiavn of Mol rose, ia in the G« mm I Sa at (iusliani. You have been «ending returning to B*>ise. • Harnrsa and »hoe repairing. The » ititeli« of Troutdalr are «Il ! maritan li«*pital, being tr»at«*d for UP skyr»M*kvt after skyrocket, until the Victor Nutlev and Lewis R»*c*l of <’«qb GUST LARSON. Prop.. Gresham miited in a feeling of crnsute c«»m-<jyn- blood puiikming. He hi»?* wufTertil (he v)«*s of other portions of the state are In Memory of Merrill bull !»vtt made the Herald office a pleasant ing thè u«ti«»u of C«»r«»ner Finley in bis j i<x»a of one limb, which u* in t!i«>ugl4 «•n <tr«-sham. The Beaver Sude llerahl call last Friday. . A large number of friends ami rvl»- treatment of and iudifferrnce t<» thè, ! will leud to hia rvt»overy. has thv true ring. It aphnk- for prog tin »ha it grange will hold its regular lives gat he re« I al the Gresham Ba|>list caie «>( thè U«ly «d (he unfortunate ress in thv community. The succvimi of HARRY HUXLEY Mm. Alma N<»rbh»ni. whu han Ix-en in y«»ung man, W. J. Hmitl», whieh wa«| the iair «hfjiemls hrgeljH««: the effort« invvling Thursday Augu-i I -»•» m to j church last Saturday BÌtermsm Lu imv Ik-coratur and Paioler «»nabb* its members t«> take advantage ’ their la.<L tribute of respect tc the mem- » Seattle for thv |»a*t two y«;am, returned l*vtuiittv«l lo lie iinruverrd ami unpro-1 of the l*»cal press. F»*w cuuntrv jffijxTs As business of Tory of Merrill Ball oft Cottrell, who! KalaominiiHr. Papering. Price« low. tevtrd h»r «»ver IM bout« after he ha«l home laxt week. Iler cousin, Curl Lar- I in Oregon have dona•<» much *(<>r their «•f a month's outing. Work neat. Call or write him at Iwvii io»lifi«i| «•( thv «h-ath, Citizen« oi ««•n, iu*i**>iiipaiii«*<l her. rc>|n*clivv connnunities as Thv llerahl, importance concerning the coming died of Bright's disease at the residence G kcham , - - OaeooN grange fair and carnival will come Io*- j of his daughter. Mrs. L. C. Newell of' I>r. J. F. Powvll wuh among our visit ami this is rv<*«»gnix<Nl on the •utsitlv. thè t«’Wh, niixblv lo l*»ng«*r «l«ml thè boriible idgbl ami «meli «»I thè charrv»! or« thia week. | I have kept In touch with the gnMvth fore the grange, every member w ho is 247 Hlilaey street, Portland, July 18, at and d«*«a)ing body pla«-«sl il ii | x > ii a , T. R. Howitt has rented the H. S ' of eastern Multnuniuh county for thv able to «lo so is earnestly rv«|Uestcd to the age of 60 years. KeV. 15. C. Cook oi ••••••••••••••»••••••••••W I’urtlau.l preailHtl tin- funeral sermon !w>ard, covrred il up, madv « l»«»x for il, . Stone plac«» at Fairview f«»r three years, I p:nd 17 years, and can say it has in a« It* attend. Tonsorial Artist Williams has re- from the text found ill Kevelation 14: «mi «ere pi» paring l«» bury il uhm thv ami is camping then» until he ran get . more piDgrcss within the past six years assotaid «»I Ih«* indèflvrvnl county coro* puaa.»s«ion of the house. I than ever before, ami this fair pn»|M*i- ttirnvd from Walla Walla ami is again IS. Merrill Ball was born at Saline, Mich al his chair at thv barl»vr shop. Mr. nrr «h«»wvd up ami t*M»k officiai « 'barge hr. A Tlmmimon ami son are fuihing 1,0,1 <’*»»»«* *< ll,v ' 'K1*! time igan, in the year 1847, «3» married to \V«M»ds. wh«» assisted in th«* shop «luring of tlic body. i in Bullrutt tmlay. i D. W ells . *• Mr. William’s al»svii<*v, has decided to Harriet Ltenrinore March 21, ISC»., mov I olumblj Grdphdphoot's and We have seen cherries, ami ch«*rries. «»pen a shop at Boring in the near fu ing to Cherryville, Oregon, in 1891, soon • with the same intelligent • County lair Is I ’ ldincJ Knords lor sale Idwn Party on Johnson Cretk j thia y«»ar, ami ate lot« of th«*iii, but we care that you select X after moving to UwttrtAI, where he re ture. your doctor. • MRS. I. McCOl.l., Gresham A lawii party wax givrn Julv 21 on have certainly seen nothing like the (¡resham grange, Patrons of 11 lie Misses B rd ine and Ella Merrill, ac- sided until a few weeks ago, when lie You select your doctor tiecause • thr I iwii I im uf Johnson Crwk nvar Rote I Ijiinliert ami Bing cherries presented to Imndry, has started a movement ti >r a was taken to the home of his daughter cotn|»ani«il by Miss Pinney. a teacher you have confidence in his ability. • (iihr station, lo thè yoting pvnplv of « ns last Saturday by A F. Johnson of county faff, this action having been to be nearer his physioian. Choose your druggist for the same • A colliniiltee from Gresham grunge l’ut eli Valle) bjThr Mioava Eluu»la*tb Puw»*ll valley. In th«* «»l«l c«»untry Mr. taken at its last meeting. The next «»f Portland, are at lhe Merrill cottage No man in the community was more good reason. The work of each • Ilia step will In» to secure the co-operation al Welch’s for the summer. com|NMied of worthy «Manter John I’. and A11 *a I ni«, Eimlv Palnibliul and J o I iiihoh wax a fruit afwcialiat. reapectad than Mr. Ball. For many de|M*n<iw for its sut»cvas on the • Mrs. M. Patch is filling Mrs. Hal t ie j years lie Operated a fruit dryer, which Rulivria, Then. Briiggvr, II. E. Ihtvis, Hlga Norlxlloin. Thv party was in boli- training ami Intelligent effort in thia of every grange in Multnonmh qjuinty. work of the other. • Read this again and think of it. • Timothy Bi«»wnhill him ! Mr. mid Mis or of Uve Hrthdays, namrh : Miss Giga fertile country liae brought results I m ** The plan is to ask thv master of the ten Woatell*« place as librarian, during th«* brought him into touch with many pe< granges in thv county and one assistant latter’s illness. W. Shattuck met Mt the hitter*« lunu«* Noiblom, Mi-«- Giulie and Anna and Ida yon«l even his fondest ex|s*ctatioii. |>le who looked m«>n him as a mail of f I a •>< Mondni night mid arranged the fi I ni* ¡imi l>a\ni and Albrrt Palmblad. E. R. Turner lieeaine mixed up in u sterling integrity, F.linvr Van Fleet ami Miss Ids Miller [ to act as directors of the fair association M;ijl order, promptly attended to • nal touch«*« to thv letters «•( invitation \ wiy pleasmit timv waa had. [kx-ease.1 leaves to mourn his loss a Thv of Orient while in Gresham c ^JU h I at i to In» formed. Business men will l»v runaway recently, while assisting Wui. j to I m « «ent t<> all tin* grange« ill the coun day wax s|M*nt in playèng ganira ami The llerahl office ami spok»» for the | inviUnl to assist with their advice. All Byers todmul hay. A broken should, r devoted wife, seven children, numerous organiaatioiis, fraternal and benevolent, ami other injuries represent the dam- grandchildren an I aeveral great grand ty itnd to niiinrroiiH busin»*«» men mid some aoiigs and music wvrv givvn. Rv Popular Hoin«* \V«i klv for a year , and churches will lx* invited to take age. which c. rtainlv might have been ' children, all of whom were in attend- ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ others, who will la* asked to lake un ire-bill eli I n w vi v nel \ ed throilgllUUt thv Mm. J cm ** Simonsen of Thv Halle* part. SUM’kmen, dairy men, poultry a great deal worse. active part in making the coming l ig aftvmuuii and vvvning, constaiing «»i ice a nee at the funeral, ami other relatives, ♦ J. W. RENFRO, « wax a guest at thv liomv of Mr. ami ♦ PAINTING. WLMH) FINISHING, ! raisers and men engaged in horticulture grange fail mid carnival, the la st tiling crvmn and vnkv, fimi, carniv and «’’»(Tev. Albert Chauilierlaiii of Cedar district and a host of friends, Mm. Doan«* this week where »he vi« ite« I ami agriculture and those interested in was a pleasant visitor at the Herald of ¡1« kind ever witnemied in this por C alcimisinu , PAruiHAsaiNa All rrtiinml Imniv M a late Imiir in her son, Ha lies Interment was made in the Gresham X Himoiineii. Mr. and KKI> L K.». Pim«*. View Ar., tmil of the country. The first meeting thv vvviiing. Alwuit thlrtv-fivv vou.ig Mm. Brownhill borne to its ♦ office Tuesday. He brought, in three cemetery, the body al»o auk in >\\ ¡tilge a » Phone “X 3. < ¡rewlitttii. Ore. in ealbil for Thursday afternoon AuguM pvuplr in all wvrv provili, a nuiii!»vr «lay. lie is very enthusiastic about the stalks of rhulctrh that-for size and np- last resting place by members of the pleasant visit. »♦♦«♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦I I at ope o'eltM'k. A large alt» hdvncv in fr<>m Portland havlng comeoul. coming grange fair and carnival ut pearanee certainly take the cake. lì. A. R., of which he was an honored A letter from Miss Rvna Knapp, who expected. ♦ — Gresham ami brs|»eaks all kinds of suc Their combined weight is four pounds, membered the relief corps an ! others. acroinp«niv«l Mr. ami Mrs. John Metz » ••••••••••••••••a Mr. Chamberlain expresses himself ____ „ »«»-------- * Mrs. Williams of Portland, after «1 v¡«it Melrose Millwdlst ( hurih Dcdkdtcd ger ami family tu S«-aside, rv|»ortM the cess for it. as heartily in favor of a big grange, fa ir : Rev ami Mrs. ( \ Nut Ivy returned nt her farm near Mvlrioiv, td<»i»pvd Sun WHEN II IEEO OF 1 6000 RIS . . . . CARD OF THANKS Sunday tin* Mvln>sv church building family nicely settled in tlivir «•«•(lag« today from their trip to Spokane and this fall and pn»p >ses to be on hand day and Monday with M in L. T. Lusted. Re m cm I m * r that you can always We wish to take this method of ex on th«* B» <* Line rod‘1, mar the Sandy and everyone enjoying a g«wxl time. Seattle. They rv|H»rt a pleasant and with a tine display of ripe and dried get it from the Mr«. Wick, accompanied by three of river, was dvdietitud. Thv church is pressing our hva rtfelt thanks to all w ho I J. R. Idimoii of the firm of Dimon a profitable time. fruits. her children, called <»u Mrs. L. T. Lus entirely free from debt ami is a monu Gray of Pleasant Home was doing busi helped in Portland, tin-sham and Cot- . GRESHAM Miss Biiel Stewart of Everett, Wash., A public farewell party will be livid ted Turmlay. She was on her return ment to tl*> energy “f Rw. .1 II Wtxxl. ness in Gresham Sntunlay. trvll for their disinterested kindness 1 Wc a« at the Gresham Baptist church .Mun- and Miss t'lytie Stewart, her cousin, during the sickness and death of bus- ; to her home in Portland after a visit Ut thv pastor, thv boai’l of triistevs ami knowledge a pleasant visit. lay night, July 28, at S o'clock, in hon visited the latter's parents at tlresham band and father. Mr. Ball. Melrose.*“- the congregntion. Thv building was B. W. EMERY, Prop’r Mr. ami Mrs. E«l Rola»rts oft Van or of Rev. ami Mrs. (”. A. Nutivy, who this week. M rs . M. B all kni > Cmtnaaw. Horses fcl and cared for br Mr. hik I .Mrs. Joseph CruwsUm of Iwgiui last April. Th<* dedicatory ser couver, Wash., Mrs. Marie Hinger of leave next'’Tuesday to commence pas .1. L. Hicklin of Troutdale was a Her- Single >leal, Dny, Week or Month —♦♦♦— Epringduiv were doing buxine«« ill mon was tlvlivvretl by Hr. J. II. t’olv- Gresham and Miss Suiter <»f S.mth Ta toral Work for the ll««xi River Baptist al I caller last Satnrdny. lie * going maiicpit sidviit of Willamette univvrity, GruMliani thin week, The Herald ar- Sugar Beet« For Stock Food. Grestwa, Ort. coma, Wash., left this week for Welch’s church. All who can are invited to to Carson. Wash , for treatment at the . at |u:3’> o'clock Sunday morning. In kliott ledges II pleasant call Don't forget to plant nt le.Ht a few to speml the suininvr. attend. new medical springs. •Ogar beets for stock food. They will John I'ills, imhi of Charles Cilia, wa*« thv afternoon Rev. IL F. Rowland, pre II. W. ri^nashall of Pleasant Valley A letter from Benjamin P, Metzger The Herald office acknowledges a be just the riebt tiling next winter 0 siding elder, had charge of the services u pleasant caller today. called at thv Herald «»Hire last Wednes- says that the Gresham delegation at pleasant visit from Hou. J. C. Lee, add variety to dry rations. Your wants supplied on page R. GRESHAM LOCALS Summer Shoes F. B. STUART & CO. • ••••••••••••••••• ••••••••• Fruit Jars 0. W. Metzger •••••••••••••••••••••••••• lauqh and 6r«w Fat" '''-'“''.iS.»: A Good Investment J. H. Chalker Gresham Real Estate Co. The Gresham Harness Shop CHOOSE at the j Your Druggist Notion Store Gresham Drug Store : •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Livery, Feed &. Sale Stable ••••••••••••••••• We are headquarters for Wagon Ö 'VERY dollar you earn represents a certain number of hours of your labor. It is lalmr in a condensed form, convenient to exchange for the products of the labor of others, or to hold in storage for use in later years when your strength faileth. Put away a part of today’s work of tomorrow’s work of every day's work, NOW, while you have earning capacity. Your stored laltor will supiiort you in comfort in a few years. I h Can you save a dollar wvry day to put in the hank? or fiO ct*ntM? or 25 cents? If so, you ought t<> I m * doing it. Its a pity to waste nil thv Work of these good years, hut many art* doing it. BE WINE AND BANK A PART OF VOI R EARNING# EACH HAY. FIRST STATE BANK GRESHAM, OPE. Buy a Range or Cooking Stove and Carriage Repairs Until August 1st we will give a We have the MEN ami the tools ready to do your work on short notice. 10 per cent. discount on all our Ranges and Cook ing Stoves. If you contem plate buying you will save good money by buying now. Our Horseshoeing unequaled by any shop in Lastern Multnomah At a great sacrifice. All the season’s latest at about 50 cents on the dollar Must close out to make room for our Fall and Winter Goods. Just come and get your hats at your own price. Our Shoe Sale is certainly appreciated as we have only a few season able shoes left. Come and make your selection while they last. This is your chance. LEWIS SHATTUCK Al way« yonr Money's Worth — AT — Al. Hart’s STRAW HATS One Minute Washers SOLI) ON APPROVAL Dealer in “Goods of Quality Gresham, Oregon