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GRESHAM PUTLOG K. MAIL (ABHIEB IS HI KT IX FALL IK IP À Y . JF I.Y it 1925 Would Rule Chicago F ra n k K inyon, w ho has purchased th e form er W onacott residence on Main stre e t and who w as a ssistin g Monday evening in som e a lte ra tio n s CECIL w hich a re u n d er way on th e property, f fell th ro u g h a tra p door in th e ceiling and h u rt his side severely, probably fra c tu rin g sev eral ribs. He is now confined to his room w ith his side in such a b ruised condition th a t it has been im possible for his physician to m ake m ore th a n a cu rso ry exam ina tion. He fell b u t p a rtia lly th ro u g h th e space and landed on a tw o by four full w eight and, w hile his in ju rie s a re not thought to be serious, they a re ex trem ely painful and it may be several w eeks before he w ill be able to r e Mrs. Jo h a n n a G regg, m em ber of sum e his w ork. Chicago School Board, th in k s th e Mr. and Mrs. Kinyon a re tre a tin g second city needs a m unicipal She th e ir new resid ence to a thorough housekeeper to “clean-up.” o verhauling and gen eral rem odeling. has th e p a rty su p p o rt and is out T he 12-foot ceiling w ill be low ered to fo r the ^Republican nom ination as m ayor. A rapid fire cam paign io 9 feet, p a rtitio n s and w indow s w ill be planned. changed, and th e en tire in te rio r will be litted w ith p la ste r board. It will VICTIM OF DKOWXIXG be re-w ired and m odernized in every LAID TO FINAL BEST respect. W hen th e a lte ra tio n s shifll have been com pleted, th is piece of T he T ro u td ale com m unity ch u rch p ro p erty w ill be a sightly one and one w as filled w ith sy m p ath etic frien d s th a t is bound to in crease in value. and neighbors T h u rsd ay aftern o o n who g ath ered to pay th e ir resp e cts to th e m em ory of R alph M iller who was BORING drow ned in th e Sandy riv er la st S u n T he w orship hour of th e Boring day afternoon. T he Rev. E. R. D. M ethodist com m unity ch u rch is a t 10 H ollensted officiated and spoke w ords o'clock S unday m orning, a t w hich of com fort to th e bereaved p aren ts. tim e the p asto r, the Rev. E. G. R anton T he floral co n trib u tio n s w ere m any wdll occupy th e p u lp it and speak on and very b eautiful. In te rm e n t was th e subject, "H ow to be seren e in m ade in D ouglas cem etery. T he de sp irit, w hen th e environm ent is ceased w as born in G oldendale, W ash noisy.” T he S unday school convenes ington, 14 y ea rs ago and had m any a t 11 o’clock. friends am ong th e T ro u td ale boys and Mrs. G odfrey Stuck! attended the girls. T he p^ll b e a re rs w ere chosen fu n e ra l of h e r m other, Mrs. Anna from am ong his »former schoolm ates G reen, w hich w as held th is afternoon and w ere Dale P arso n s, R o b ert H a r a t th e conserv ato ry chapel of the E ast low, A rnold Daum, Q uincy an d P aul Side F u n eral d irec to rs in P ortland. H ow ell and M asaru Takao. W alter Mrs. G reen died W ednesday, and be M iller, th e fa th e r of th e u n fo rtu n a te sides Mrs. Stuck!, is survived by tw o lad. is a section forem an at Moody, d au g h ters and tw o sons who resid e in Oregon, n ear T he D alles and w ill r e P o rtlan d . T he rem ain s w ere in te rre d tu rn to his w ork soon w ith his fam ily. in Rose City cem etery. Besides th e p are n ts th e re a re tw o b ro th ers, Raym ond and C arl and two It Is said th a t a fa ilu re Is one who siste rs, B eulah and T helm a who s u r h as q u it trying. vive. GOING! The following Savage Tires at the old price: 7—3 0 x 3 (4 .................................... * 0 5 3— 3 0 x 3 (4 Savage, r e g ............. *8.15 1— 3 0 x 3 Savage, r e g ..................#7.00 4— 3 2 x 4 S u n set C o rd s........... *10.10 2— 3 4 x 4 .......................................*19.15 Buy now and SAVE 25% Lubricating Gas...........20^ Red Crown.................. 21c* Oils................ 15c and 25<i Ivy Filling Station C orner R oberts A venue and Pow ell S tre et INSURANCE FOR FARMERS. T he F a rm e rs M utual F ire R elief A ssn., -of P o rtlan d , is upon its 21st year, and is th e la rg e st F a rm e rs Mu tu a l F ire In su ra n c e Assn, w est of the Rocky m ountains. T he y ea rly re p o rt filed w ith th e In su ra n c e Com m ission er show s a to ta l m em bership of m ore th a n 13,000, w ith $20,500,000 in force, an in c re ase of $2,500,000 over th a t of 1923. The fire losses for 1924 a g g re gated $55,000, all of w hich have been adjusted and pro m p tly paid. No low er ra te on farm in su ran c e can be ob tained from any o th e r com pany in Oregon. If you believe in co -o p era tive m ovem ent am ong th e farm ers and need in su ran ce, call on P re sid en t H. W. S n ash all, a t th e F a ir G rounds. G resham . Phone 2101.—Adv. METZGER GROCERY "C aptive A eroplanes," one of th e L evitt-B row n-H uggins T h rille rs FANCY ANI) STAPLE GROCERIES LEVITT-BROWN-HUGGINS GARDEN OF RIDES | Fruits and Berries in Season Merry-Go-Hound. W hen a m erry-go-round co sts five figures In th e Initial stag e and then Is so often im proved upon th a t its final cost is som ething over tw enty-five tho u san d d ollars, it sta n d s out d istin ctiv e am ong am usem ent rid in g devices. T he m erry-go-round w ith th e L ev itt-B row n-lftiggins show s is one of th is kind. Five y ears ago L evitt-B row n and H uggins bought the la test sty le of rid e th en on th e m ark et. It w as one th a t boasted of galloping horses, th ree - ab re ast, and of b rillia n t p ain tin g s th a t w ere rea lly w orks of art. However, it w as not q u ite th e th in g w anted. T he m anagem ent desired a ride along its own ideas. An ex p ert m erry-go-sound builder w as engaged and given a free hand to m ake th e rid e w ith th e L evitt-B row n-H uggins show s th e finest and m ost b eautiful m achine in A m erica. E xpense to a tta in th is end w as not spared. Gold Leaf flew in profusion in decorating th e new ride. Tim e and again different p a rts of th e w onderful m achine w ere im proved or enlarged. A fter th e m achine w as b ro u g h t up to th e high sta n d ard desired, special packing cases w ere m ade to c a rry its m any p arts, and special w agons w ere b u ilt to haul se c tio n s'to and from th e show grounds. T his m erry-go-round is th e m ost b eautiful m achine in A m erica. Caterpillar. "T he C a te rp illa r.” th e th rillin g rid e th a t has been the sensation both at Coney Islan d , N. Y.. an d on th e Venice, (C alifornia) pier, th is year, is on th e road w ith the big L ev itt-B ro w n -H u g g in s shows. It will be seen and much talk ed about d u rin g th e v isit h ere of th e big am usem ent carav an . “The C a te rp illa r,” like every o th e r novelty th a t ap p eals to th e A m erican people, is som ething th a t all w ill w ant to see. The Whip. “Service with a Smile” PH O N E 1511 SANDY BLUFF'1 Mr. and Mrs. Jo e Caldo, Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Radford and ch ild ren . Mrs. Fields, Wm. Caldo. Wm. Fellow s, Ja n e and H elen Menzies, m ade th e trip aro u n d th e Mt. Hood loop W ed nesday. day evening and sp e n t th e n ig h t with Ills p are n ts Mr. and Mrs. O. S. W ilken son. b ringing a little g ift in rem em b ran ce of his m o th e r's birthday. Mrs. A. McNeal's b ro th er, H erbert C urw in, has ju s t re tu rn e d from the Mayo B ro th ers' hospital in R ochester. M innesota, w here he u n d erw ent a very serio u s op eratio n for a com plica tion of ailm ents. He Is going to r e m ain here sev eral m o n th s re c u p e ra t ing. Misses Zaidee A ult and D orothy M attingly visited th e ir hom es over Sunday, and retu rn ed to P o rtlan d Sunday evening w here they are a t tending th e N o rth w estern School of Commerce. A few w ords w ill te ll th e w hole Ray W ilkenson cam e out W ednes- I sto ry In th e W ant Column. Everybody know s th e riggeldy jiggledy device th a t th rill and excites all who ride. By all m ean s h ang on to your h a t on th is one. Big Eli Ferris Wheel. Tasty P robably th e H IG H EST form of outdoor rid e am usem ent. Anyway it is ab o u t 60 feet high and th a t is u su a lly considered high enough. Captive Seaplanes. BAKERY T aking an aero p lan e rid e w ith o u t u n dergoing th e d an g ers of a free a e ro p lan e is th e acm e of th rille rs. Special for the Kiddies GOODS Special ca re is ta k en to fu rn ish am usem ent for the you n g sters. The very sm all ones. They enjoy riding, too, but cau tio u s m am m as and in c id en tal ly th e show m anagem ent a re inclined to be carefu l, so m in iatu re rep licas of som e of th e big rides have been m ade to in su re fun for th e little ones and a t th e sam e tim e g u a ra n te e th e ir safety. They a re m erry-go-round, F e rris w heel, w hip and seaplanes. z So appetizing—so tasty—and so popular are our pastries and cakes becoming that we feel justified in saying— “there are none better.” If you haven’t tried them you are cheating yourself—not only in the goodness of them but also in baking at home during the warm months. ih < - -. » » Add to your incom e, su b tra c t from your losses, m u ltip ly your re tu rn s, d i vide your expenses, by using W ant Ads. GRESHAM Bread has long been recognized as the best. It is baked fresh daily and may be had at our shop or delivered at your home. Our prices are so reasonable, too. SCHANNO’S CONFECTIONERY Special attention given to REYNOLDS & BUNTING, Props. FAIR GROUND ORDERS CANDIES TOBACCOS ICE CREAM During the Multnomah County Fair SOFT DRINKS CITY BAKERY Fresh Popcorn and Peanuts Dally LEVITT-BROW N-HUGGINS $20,000 CAROUSEL PRESENTING THEO. VAN DONINCK Phone 1341 19th A N N U A L MULTNOMAH COUNTY FAIR GRESHAM, OREGON Perfection Supreme in Outdoor Amusement Selected to Play the Northwest Fair Circuit Because of Their High Class of Attractions and Faithful Performance of all Obligations IS TWAS BUILT IN THE NORTHWEST TO ENTERTAIN THE NORTHWEST 5 SH O W S of M E R IT 16 9 300 P£0PLE 300 SPLENDID RID ES RAILROAD CARS 9 6 BIG DAYS S T A R T IN G Tue., July MACK DOES THE ELECTRIC WORK
