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Fine Displays and Attractions
At 19th Fair Opening Today
and values, and women from the v a r­
ious county g roups w ill assist from
tim e to tim e. Cots and c h a irs have
been provided to add to th e com fort of
the ladies who w ill wish to m ake th is
room th e ir h e a d q u arte rs and inci­
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tally learn con sid erab le th a t will
of an a ssista n t w as busy beautifying d be en of
advantage to them , especially
th e booth of the P o rtla n d public lib ra ­ I the
m o th ers of children. The value of
ry and especially th a t p a rt of it th a t m ilk as a food will be elaborated upon
p e rta in s to th e trav e lin g book wagon and m uch th a t is in stru c tiv e as w ell
w hich is directly u n d er her su p e r­ as
sta tistic a l will be gleaned upon a
vision. An educational exhibit is also visit to th is booth.
staged u p sta irs u nder the im m ediate
T he big m ilitary d em o n stratio n by
d irectio n of Mrs. C. C. H am lin, one of
the Oregon N ational G uard will be
th e te a c h e rs in th e Rockwood school. the
big event of to n ig h t im m ediately
T his is purely a Rockwood exhibit and
follow
th e rodeo w hich will co n ­
one th a t does cre d it to th e energetic sist of ing
ru n n in g races. In d ian races, r e ­
te ac h er a t its head.
C onsiderable atten tio n is centered lays. etc. W ednesday will be Oregon
in th e re st room n ea r th e head of the m a n u fa c tu re r's day w ith band co n ­
sta irs in the m ain pavilion w hich has ce rts filling m ost of the forenoon and
been fitted up by th e M ultnom ah at 2 p. m. a p arad e of livestock. In-
County Public H ealth association. dians, cow boys and cow girls. Imme-
Miss M ary P. B illm eyer, county health diately follow ing th is w ill be one of
n u rse and Mrs. P. R. W hiteside, execu­ the biggest events of th e fair, cro w n ­
tive se c re ta ry have p rep a re d an in ­ ing th e F air queen, Miss V irginia
te re stin g exhibit on m ilk, its products R ingler by G overnor P ierce, assisted
by M ayor B aker of P o rtlan d . T h u rs­
day w ill be P o rtlan d dav and on F ri­
GRESHAM
day th e ex-service men w ill be p re s­
ent, also th is w ill be g ran g e day, |
p ioneer’s day and w om en’s day, to ­
geth er w ith th e u su al events of each
J u s t o p en ed in th e
day inclu d in g rodeo and wild w est
events,
firew orks, band concerts,
M cK illiken Bldg.
horse races and th e a ttra c tio n s of the
Pow ell St., n ear B row n's M arket
concessionaires.
TODAY
1 9 th A n n u a l
1 6 - Shows of Merit
300 - PEO PLE -
Electric Shoe Repair Shop
W. Rosenfeld, Prop.
9
Gresham Pioneer Dies in Alaska.
All k in d s of
S hoe R e p a ir W ork
Over 300 Wild and Domestic
Animals from all parts o f the
n orld.
Savage Tires
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TUBES
’TWAS BUILT IN THE NORTHWEST
TO ENTERTAIN THE NORTHWEST
Perfection Sup reme in Outdoor Amusement
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD
FDR MRS. HENRY MORGAN
Selected to Play the Northwest Fair Circuit I
and Faithful Performance of all Obligations
A goodly num ber of frien d s and r e l­
atives atten d ed th e fu n e ra l of Mrs.
H enry M organ w hich w as held in
P o rtlan d S atu rd ay aftern o o n a t th e
C orner R oberts A venue and
p arlo rs of M iller & T racey. T he chapel
Pow ell S tre e t
w as well filled w ith sym pathizing S helley and M organ fam ilies w ere
FAIRVIEW
friends, w hile m em bers of both the seated in the room adjoining th e m ain
T he Rev. G eorge R. C rom ley of S a­
audience room. T he services w ere in
lem will preach a t the Sm ith Memorial
ch a rg e of Fred Gill, who had known church Sunday in the absence of the
th e deceased since she w as a little re g u la r p asto r, th e Rev. E. R. D. H ol­
lensted. who w ith his wife is spending
g irl of six years. He read sev eral p o r­ a tw o-w eeks’ vacation at Rhododen­
tio n s of sc rip tu re and spoke m ost feel­ dron a t the Don Minor co ttag e on the
ingly of th e b eau tifu l life of th e de­ Zig Zag river. Mr. Crom ley was fo r­
p arted one. T he floral pieces w ere m erly p asto r of th is ch u rch and his
m any friends will be glad to m eet him
m arv els of beauty, one in p a rtic u la r, and hear him again. S unday school
th a t of th e A uto F re ig h t T erm inal, will be at the usual hour of 10 o’clock.
being w orthy of special m ention. The The Rev. Mr. H ollensted will be back
co unty coroner w as asked to a s sist in to supply his p u lp it on Sunday, A u­
g u st 9.
d eterm in in g th e cau se of the death of
Mrs. M organ and his v erd ict w as th a t
War Veteran Dies in Hospital.
Van W oodard, a w orld w ar v eterat
a h em o rrh ag e on th e b rain w as the
rea l cause of th e a c t of irre sp o n sib ili­ who died at th e United S tate s Vetera;
hospital in P o rtlan d on Thursday
ty. She would have been 35 y ears of Ju ly 23, w as buried from th e Zioi
age th e com ing S eptem ber and besides ch u rch at E stacad a on S atu rd ay , Jnl;
Medieval wiseacres used to w ag their heads
her husband and th re e ch ild ren , she is 25, a t 2:30 p. m. In term e n t w as in thi
and tell tales like this in the village marketplace.
survived by a fath er, W illiam Shelley Zion ch u rch cem etery, tile America!
Legion having ch arg e of th e cerenton,
of C anada, four b ro th ers, W illiam of u n d er th e d irectio n of Joseph E
An amusing superstition, of course, but is it
G resham , F red of H illsboro, W alter G ates. Mr. W oodard lived in th e vi
any more absurd than the belief that there is
and George of C orbett and five sisters, cin ity of E stacad a for m any years. Hi
something mysteriously “better” about eastern
Mrs. Maggie C ham berlain of C orbett, is survived by a m other, Mrs. Dort
motor oils just because they cost more and
Mrs. Rose R hym er of S asatchew an, H earst, and m any o th er relatives.
come from eastern crudes? Professional drivers
Mrs. S usan M ershon of S pringdale,
For Camping and Ptrnics
N ickerson Jellied chicken Is mosi
and Mrs. A nna H u n t and Mrs. Emma
and economy-run experts out after records don’t
Sm ith of P o rtlan d . The p allb ea re rs | convenient. Steam p re ssu re cooked
share this superstition—w hy should you pay
In g lass.—Adv.
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w ere C harles F ud ick er, Dan B urgess.
tribute?
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W illiam S ester, Edw in Gill, George
C anzler and E dw ard K linski. T he r e ­
Zerolene— the choice o f Western Motorists
m ains w ere laid to re st in Rose City
Treatment, both
cem etery.
Zerolene lubricates more cars in the Pacific
local and internal, and has been success­
Coast states than any other oil m ade—a better
ful in the treatment o f Catarrh for
A few w ords w ill tell th e whote forty years. Sold by all druggists.
oil if it does cost ¡ess. Zerolene increases the
sto ry in th e W ant Column.
Ivy Filling Station
- Splendid Rides
2 5 - Railroad Cars
W ord has been received by r e la ­
tives h ere of th e death on Ju ly 26 in
Ju n e au , A laska, of H en ry S hattuck,
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Guaranteed. Prices Reasonable
aged ab o u t 50, follow ing a stro k e of
Give Us a Call.
p aralysis. Mr. S h a ttu c k ’s hom e w as
New a n d S e c o n d -h a n d S h o es in S eattle b ut he had gone to A laska
to look a fte r business in te rests. He
¡belonged to a pioneer fam ily h ere and
w as born on the old S h attu c k farm ,
I now ow ned by J. G. Chiodo. He is
survived by liis widow, a son and
i d au g h ter of S eattle, his m other, Mrs.
M ary Shattuck,* and th e follow ing
b ro th ers and sis te rs: Lewis of V an­
We still maintain the lead in couver, W ashington; Allen of Ju n eau ,
A laska; D udley of P o rtla n d ; B ates
good tires at the lowest prices.
of M aupin, O regon; Mrs. Ed. S leret
of V ancouver, W ashington and Mrs.
A few prices a fte r th e ra ise
Mary M asters of P o rtlan d . Mrs. Mary
30x3% reg. c o rd .......................$ 7 „’in
S hattuck w as at h er sum m er home at
30x3% cord ...............................
■Welches w hen th e new s cam e of th e
death of h er son. F u n eral services
30x3% (O .S..H .D .A .C .).......... 1X1 Ml
and b urial w ill be a t S eattle.
32x4 c o r d ...................................... 16.25
™*3% ..............................................
30x3%, g r e y ................................. $1.75
F o r 6 B ig
D a y s and N ig h ts
Tasty
BAKERY
GOODS
Is a Lion afraid of a cock?
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gasoline mileage, reduces the carbon removal
and maintenance costs and lengthens the life of
any car in which it is used.
Zerolene checked fifteen times for quality
As a m atter of fact the best crude so far dis­
covered for the m anufacture of motor lubri­
cants is obtained on the Pacific Coast. And the
most highly developed refining process is the
high-vacuum process, the patents on which are
held by this Company. And 15 positive checks
on Zerolene at the refinery make quality con­
trol absolute.
W h y pay tribute to superstition when you
w ant the best oil you can get? Insist on Zero­
lene—ask for it by n a m e .
Get the Facts!
A series of independent and impartial reports
showing the experience of large users w ith
Zerolene has been collected in our booklet,
“W hy P ay Tribute to a Superstition?” Ask any
Standard Oil Company representative or Zero­
lene dealer for a copy.
In s ift o n
ZEROLENE
nrw i f it does
C O ST LESS
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
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A « le r v a wit *
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.
So
GRESHAM Bread has long been recognized as the best.
It is baked fresh daily and may be had at our shop or
at the stores. Our prices are so reasanoble, too.
S p e c i a l a t t e n t i o n g iv e n t o
FAIR GROUND ORDERS
During the Multnomah County Fair
F. J. CHHNEY &. CO., Toledo. Ohio
Sand
Road Material
Gravel
CITY BAKERY
( rushed Rock
THEO. VAN DONINCK
Phone 1341
Gresham Transfer & Service Station
Light and Heavy Hauling
GAS AND OIL
W ALRAD
P h o n e 1631
WITHROW’S
YY R IG H T
Restaurant and Confectionery
Did You See?
for Good Meals and Fountain Service
the
Gresham
S m o o th to p
W hite Brick at the Corner
on d e m o n s tra tio n a t
Multnomah
County
Fair
GA TES’ FUNERAL HOME
SERVICE
N o t h i n g c a n e q u a l th e e f f e c t i v e n e s s o f a
h o m e -tik e s e r v ic e , r e a s o n a b ly p r ic e d , b a c k e d
up b y m e th o d s th a t a re f a ir a n d sq u a r e .
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DAY OR SIGHT
1 hone 2471
MRS. J. E. GATES
Isn’t it a revelation ?
Lady Assistant
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Portland Gas & Coke Co.
The baby or m in iatu re rid es aa they
a re called, com prise m in iatu res of the
hlg whip, F e rris w heel, se ap lan e and
I m erry-go-round and will prove a boon
to anxious m otbera w hose y o u n g sters
Gresham, Oregon
J. E. OATES
Mortician
s r e alm ost too sm all to be safe on th e
la rg e r rid in g devices
An air calliope with the ad v ertisin g
for the fair w llf m ake trip s into th e
su rro u n d in g co u n try and P o rtla n d