The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, July 16, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextfiOOB RHTER OLA01K THURSDAY JfrtY 16, 1568. four CORRESPONDENCE ODELL. Clinton Wood, Kloicr LaKertj und Kerala Uicbter went up near Lot Luke luxt week for few day tlnliintf id outiug. While employed with tbe Uloclier bi? prew, l-'mulc fearce met with quite sver accident. Id nukiuK the back atroke the plunger itriirk bini jutt above and a little in fout of tbe hip hone with miou force that ba fell to the ground. Tbo iujurj was very painful but at la-t accouuta Mr. l'phrce was improving. Mr. Crockett and dnuhtei llil'red aie here for a visit with Mrs. Crockett's dHUKlteri, Mabel Kemp aud Margi Crockett and with tbeir niHiiy friends in Odnll ond vicinity. 1. L. UunHBulea expnctM to leuve Odell and seek elewbfre. Mr. (Jun aaulea' health lim net le-u tbe tett and he rboiu here hoping he might be benefited ty to doing but Had it iieeetfiary to go elnvwhere for relief. Ilia Udell friend regret tbat tbia movo ia necessary, tut hope he way Bud that great blewiug heaitb. Naomi and Kva lioyed are home from Pottlaud. Kreryooe ia gUd to know that Naomi returns much im proved in heaitb. Kalpb Caldwell hat been enjoying a vitdt with bin grnndfathpr whose Lome Ih Id Prlnoetou, Kirnm. Lurliue and lrnun Kinhet returned td their homo a. Motder. They have been here for a week with their grand p'irents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Wood. Mr. and Mr, li. T. Voting went to l'ortluod lint week to cniiHtiit a epeo iiilint legnrdiug Mrs Youug'a ill liOHlth. Mrs. Vouug remained lu Portland lor treatment. Mario Lockiuiiii in enjoying a visit with her friend, Edna hooper, o' An tnlope, Oregon, who cuiue tn the Lookmun hmiiojiue day lnt-t week. liev. A. 11. Cash, of Hood itiver, held services in Odell Sunday morn ing aud evening. Last Tuesday uight I). I). P. Kertba I'olts regularly inulullud tbe following oilloera of Huol KebckHn Lodge No. 100, 1. O. O l lor the preflmit term: Anna Croxhy, N. (). ; Helen Lockmun, V, O. ; Gertrude Clark, Aio. ; Lennre Menace, War. ; J. It Crobay, O. (1. ; 1. Laoey, It. S. N. (i ; KevilliN.w in im, L. S. N. (). ; Marin Lockuuiu, Cowl.; C. K. Mwdker, K. H V. (1. ; ). H. Ehrnk, L. K. V. Ci. ; Lillian ilibbard, 1. S. U. j KutieCnrnen,CI)up. Mr. aud Mr. Howell Mcteiilf and children, of Pine drove, were here Sunday f"r vinit with (. K. ilowei inun end family. Mra. Metcalf and Mra. liowernin Hre eiterc. A good ChiUtian KndeHVor meeting whs held luht Suuduy eveuintf, Paul Talmage, lender. Mr. and Mr. P. T. .Shelley have gone to their new borne at rangera hoHdiiuartura, ttlirty II vo milea from Portland. (iuy Tuluiage ha J beau here for a v i nit with hie wife and daughter, Konalio. After more than two week 'a sulfei. log lesuctiug from un Injury, tbe par ticulars of which have beuu told, (leorge P, Marker Iiiih gone to his rest. At no time in I) nth oilier than end, but iu 1 1 1 i h case it would Hcem doubly ho. A man, vouuk, etroug in strength, of a clean life, Mti token in ho uul iiikijd for a way mid allur lin gering fur dayi nt tunes with what koemoil nhancea tor recovery be lu ut laxt takeu and the no v home which Im I had prepared aud Milch v. Ill amr j terve to lemind the wife, oflitlbii more tbnu a year, of him wiio.se hands j had wrought that this home might to. Tbe little baby will nut r-,n,om ter a father's, love, llio puents, brothers and alsterH mid Irieuds will not iigaln hear the jovial gieuting uor Fee tho leady smile and t il can only ask the old question, "Why inu-t hii'h sor rows be onrr" Still triiHl.lug that all la for the best at hiiiiIi a timi words fail, but the reaily sympathy of all goes out to the tureuvtd wile, the little son and the piuonts hud brothers and sisters iu this day i t gieat Kiiaf. Peuth came thoitly Hlter neon Hnn duy and tbe funeral was hel I Monday nt 'i p. m. nt the iH K. elm oh iu Hood r.irer, Her. Lathrop officiating. Kemp lodge. I. ). O. K, of oblcb be nr. charter member, conducUd tbeir service for tbe dead aod Ueorge was laid away wit h lining cei emoDiei". J. K Stanion, of Little Kink, Ark., came Wednesday of latt week for a visit with bis wife and bia daughter, Mra U. P. Huiitb and bei busbaud and little daughter, Josephine. Mr. Stauion'a uncle, Mra Law rence, bo baa been bere from Massa chusetts visiting tbe Smitbi end Stanions, has gone to Portland foi visit with relative!. BELMONT. Misa Bets Isenberg returned to Portlaud after spending tbe Fourth with tbe borne folks. Luther Miller, from Scholia, Oreg., is visiting hia brother, Warren, Charles and 1 red Miller. Will Davis and family have gone to tbeir mountain ranch to stay during tbe hot weather. Misa Zilla tiarker la apeoaiug her vacation with the home folka. Miss Deck, of Portland, ia a'so visiting at tbe tiarker home. Mrs. Kicbardaon, tbo Methodist oiinUtrt's wife, fiom Adan a. Oregon, who visited a week at tbe Keysti.oe Hauob, has returned home W. H. Wan en has remodelled bia house. He uUc intends building a barn. W. (J. Homerville ia doing tie work. Mra. Esther Catchel and daughter Kva who hare beeo isuoig Mrs. Ilnlmet, rctumed to ber borne in tbe Oak Urove district. Simon Kckert was visiting at J W Davis' Saturday. M. P. Isenberg and on Marsh ate busy picking cherries. These are liiely days at tlx Key stone ranoh. About ttlirty are em ployed picking and packing I he large ciop of cherries. Paul Hayes aud Will Hooper left Monday fur Wasco to work In the har vest tields. Miss Hazel Smith and Miss hall, ol Portland, visited a aeek with the home (olkc They eujoyed Hood Kivi r strawberries. Mr. Ramsey is making some Im provements co hia fruit ranch. Let the good work go on. Mr. Alfred Kastman and son have aold their place to a Portlaud man. Puiuhase price, $10,500. Part of tbe Wilson farm has been aold and the contract let fur a Una dwelling to be erected. Belmont is all rlgbt. Mr. r'arrell Is ttlking snmo ol a new house going op on his laud in Metho dist Lane. Tbe folks in lielniout are all busy taking care of their crops and making improvements on tbeir ranobes. Times are uot as hard here as Hey are some in places, i'he Indians have all left our neighborhood. MOUNT HOOD. ltn;s are rather scarce iu this ooiu iniioliy this week. Farmers are hard at work in tbe hay harvest which whs hindered Bomewliat by the rains the first of the wee . Kerry picking for tl e market ia over, though there are a good many berries on the vines yet. It was uot cousldeieil lollti.ble to continue picking with the pro ent low price ol tbe berrios. At tbe school meetiug held list Tuesday, it was deolded tn build the new West Side school house on I uul donated by Mr. Ud. Siieni i It Is no his luC') and Is the i.oilh ea-t rill Her of 11 e UOi tbeakt (jl.u t' I (( sre tl ii G It is (leumud quite cv n t r. I . n b cation and can to aiudu a sigluly plnce. There whs quite a Hurry nt exe'te meiit beta last week over tlui killing of some deer by ludians who I nve been un bore piuktug heiries. Sev eral citizens had to dlj do.-. u iu tl.eir pockets and pay flues for being mater ially onunooted with tho altair. Mr. Lute Miller, from Sbolls, Ore gon, left Inst Friday after a short vMt with his brother, H C. Miller, nt this plaoe. During IiIh vlsit, Mr. Miller took hia berry pickers on a llsbiug trip. Mr. Lute Miller however, was the only one of tbe part " who got any llsb. lbe regular grange meeting conies next Friday evening July 17. l'be directors if the hall are laying new floor in tbe hall. 'I bis is a uiorh needed improvement, as tbe old floor wa becoming bally worn out Ibere will be clinch next Huuday morning and evening at the rbuoii. Sunday school will be at 10 a in. church at 11 and Cbiistiao Kuduvor in tbe evening a'. 7 o'clock, pruavhiug service beginning at 8. Itev. Uahbidge, our new minister, preached two very One sermons lat Sunday. This was bis first appear ance among us, and we were agreeibly impressed witb tbe way he took charge of the services. Mr. Babbidfl baa gone iirmediately lo work at his pastoral duties and Is calling upon tbe people ot tbe community. Mrs. liabbidge expects to join him here soon. A (iiiiilen Wedilinir nieaim that ma met wife have lived to a good old age hiiiI const'(iteiitly have kept healthy. I'he let way to keep healthy iH lo fee that your liver does it's duty :Wi5 Jays out of .'!. The only way to do this is to keep ballnrd's llerbine in the house and take it when ever your liver inactive. 5o cents per lHttle. Sold hv Chas. N. Clurkc. 'cw Ifoats for I pu r River. Two new boats me to be placid on tbe upper Columbia to txke cue of tbe grain trade according to A. L. Wyile, agent for tbe Open lliver Transportation Company who bhvs: "About lir,000 chsIi bus been al ready secured eud lbe remainder ol 3100,000 has been subscribed for new boats which means tbat it will bt paid as soon as it is needed. Our repiesentatlva will spend some time In Pittsburg alteudmg to the outlin ing of tbe plans for making the ma chinery. Material and men will be tisnsported immediately from Poit liud to the Kig Kddy, and the wood work on ihe steamers will he beyun right away. The boats will be read; for service within eight weeks, so tha the company will be able to attend to tbe transpmting of the grain of tbe Inland Empire this fall." The old (Viiiihv Ivama Dutch Dunkac' recommends "Hickory Hark t'. nul. Remedy. " Guaranteed to cure y..ur cough, riii! guaranteed to be pure. Made from the hark of the shell hark or white hickory tree. For gnle by (.'has. N. Clarke ami all dealers everywhere. Marriid Fifty Year. M-. aud Mrs. L. W. Louglinry fish: brated theii golden wedding unnivit saiy at their farm home on the Lnr.Li amute about ti miles south ot Mnn mouth, Saturday, July 4. About ;50 guests were iiriisont, ii , an elaborate banquet was sii'.eu under the tiees in the iifternoon beautiful display ol lire works was givuu in tbe eveuing. Tho f'.lloa in:, bingraphical sketch i-fls real ntl',1 rolebratiuu. Lufayetto Wilson L';iuh ry vn boru in Morgan county, llii!iwi?, tv n teiuber 2, lHlM At the Hue ot 12 i.e moved with hi parents to I'ml I'ten, iowa, where ha lmu m til l.i' wis twenty yeais old iV'ir L i .jli ry startod ou the long joerney nci" s ilia plains April C, IK.")!), witn ihniNeily Wolveiton train, which re.icheil L'ivk lamute about Septeinliei 2,", after many birdships. Mrs. Eliza Simpson Lrnghary, tho only daughter of Isaac uud M :irl Simpson, was bum :.t Little llork, Arkausns, January '!.", 1K11. At, tha age nf about fom yeurs i-i i iinm l the plains with her patent. I ( - i r tiain reaching the plxce isle eA'fiie is now located, Nuemhei I, !f."i. Mr. lied Mrs IiTikrhary r em mer ited at the Siu.piiii n.iii.i- 4,IH.:K, MGSIER .Fruit Lands. in larie or suiall Iracis. Some very good land at low prices at pit-sent, fiood growing coiiinaii.ity. Six nules en-1 of Hood lliver. Also homeHtcnil-' inel re linquishniiMits. Parties w ishing to buy will do well to writ or see GEO. CHAM Itl'.i; I A IN I " tfon W. F. LARAWAY'S JEWELRY STO The Oldest in the City. Forty-seven Years in the Business. Our Stock is the largest in the county. We do our own watch work. Our experience was gained with the large factories of the East at our door. We apply factory methods in our work. We are competent to make our guarantee good. Our optical parlors are up-to-date. We put up our own Spectacles and Eye Glasses. Our buyer visits the Eastern markets each year and pur chases for two stores. -:- -:- -:- -:- No on can offer hotter goods nor bettor prtcoa Inspect our Store before purchasing R. E. LARAWAY, Manager u s Next to a Nice Girl A Oc mif Alii9 wh Isabouthe most wholesome and delic o n pleasure that that a young man can enjoy. When you combine the two, earth offers no greater bliss. Bring that lovely girl of yours here and treat her to some of our soda. If it is possible for her to be sweeter she will become so with each delicious swallow of the contents of her glass. iud two years later tbey moved to the farm share they now. live. Witb the fcxccpttou ol two tear' ret idetire-in . lullas und lour yeais' roluenoe in .Snloui, tbt-j lave iiveu ou Ihtir farm coiiiiuu(4-l nice ISO). They were the parents nf five child ren, tcren of wbom are still litiug: 1 1 ou. I'. S Lnugbary, uf Dallas; -'rank W. hoiighary, of Lnckiamute, and Mrs Kachel Uershner, nf Hood Kivor. Ona s:ju died in infancy nud cheir i liko' daughter, Mrs. Kosa Wrl vertoti died in .Monmouth, August l'l, 11KI0. All i.i tlvi living childiuu i iiil grand- childitM ot Mr. aud Mis. Lougbary, 16 in i: :i-ii l.ar, were pieseut and rar UciphLeu in the pleus-ut Celehrutlon. there iu.i.hs art) as follows: Mr. ind Mrs. l y, Lougbary and daughteis, 'Jlndy , l! ton and l.ucile, ol lJ.illas; Mr. met 1'raiik- W. ijongbaiy aud cbildi it!!. I fun, 1'rau!: and Elitbe, of Luck i tmiito; Rev. and Mrs. J. L lleri-buer and children, Harold. Ieils, Lawrence and Helen, of Hood River, aud O A. Wolveiton and children, Rene, Iviitli and Lets, of Moumoiitb. Other rel itivus who were present weie: Mr. Loughniy's brother, V. J. I.ouhiry. with Ins daughters, Mra. Lama Nickllu aud Mrs lluttie Camp bell, bid his duiightrt-iu-biw, Mrs. Uullie l.ougli :ry. ot .McMinuviile. Mis Martha S1114.0U. Mrs Lough ary's u.uther, is still living, uged U.'l yearn, 011 her old donation Und cl iim within a iouf i t l.ir daogltei'e home Her f;.tln r. I? i;.(t Stuipsou, died in IHHl. It s a matter nf deep rerget to Air. an I Mrs. Looghaiy that her iu ol hel uus unahlo lo iitteud tbeir welding minivcr-iury, c lug to the iullniitty ot advanced yea is. Mr. i.n.l Mrs. Longliary were pre t'.nte'l Aith a oll AHtcb, chairs, gold 1 ned t 'H (. t and n any other bi.aiit : ul gill t . tie gue.-ts who were as-hei.-.tK-. I - I . Ii. ounty Observer. Kriiii. ! 's l.i:il.ve Cough Syrup a -t 1 : ly upon ilie I 01 U and t'u re l.v i!i l. f he cold out ol. the system. Cni'i . v Keir ami t a-8. 1 he tie. I) lu iu '(tl .1 1 : iulii el. on Strike al IMifiir. vi -M..y Oil Company, fiivs ,'i.r lu.-,; ( h, has veiy bright i us (I ta lking oil iu pa) lug js in li.'.i uell now being n Kf ;ii y cn ek h few miles t'.K II I, ill unlili.g ii .-dtn ii.uiuiug oil was l.;ii :,l lu exi t i i it iii.ll quantit ies ai..l 1.4 tha e- til li nilwinced t.ho oil lucaiiiii 0 ore noticeable When ie-icii-III:! t'l". lb il ii 1.1 :!!(! lee. a I. wilt 11 tl Mr (it gas Aus liiii'ito e 1 ape I lulu the hole 111; I hill h i'ig uoi'-es wero buurd at I he lioltoin I tits inluriiiiitioii was giieu to the !)i-uilili bv Mr. i'or;,)r who has clinige ol too 'liilhiig ui'e'atiuur. nod is al.iu 1, us ci i . itions ( it nt the ! ri-.pu! u:, .' Mr Hiiiter ms live viiU'.H 1 I H 1- ll.11 e.u,.e as Urn l'ltts l.ii!g or Pi'ii:,; Itaula ml mid tiiat the imIicuU uis t ir a ln'itlow iuo the best bit li 'S eer seen. Ol'llil,: oii 1 Htlon .1 h;iVe t ceil hiis u nd.i 1 lur '. tiiiio on account ot tl.a nileiHiiul !i, l'-g prepai il In i.ki ihi i.f t..e oil. 1111 I iu)t:l ilm cn i; piu.y (u ii 1 -iu a cip hi l ti i.ie mi all pipe 011 toe giouml ll o Auik aiII bo at u stamist ill. tbe White Salmon Commercial Club to ai range for a fiult fair there this fall, i'he rnmmitUe consists of Wm. Olsen, A. W. Kstes, A. L. Woolpert, II. Jewett, and il. C. Cook, lbe display will include vegetables well as fiait sad is expected to show the lesuurces uf th- White Salmon country to lettei advantage than they have ever been be ore. Want New lrk. The recple of White Salmon are agitating the question of new do"k. 1 lie one in u-e at present Is much too small tor the large aniouut ot bus iness doue ly the boat line there and tbe proposition leiug advocated is to build large Isndinu plate tbat vill arcomnio:) te reveral IiolIs at once. Tbe stork 1 f tLe dock in use tit p res en' is largely owned by tbe couotyuiid au cttort vill be male to interest tbe authorities in tbe project. IHe lu lliittoni of Well. John ShoetEkke, aged .K), and his father. 70 years old, says a dispatch In the Telegram, Inst -heir live iu a pe culiarly pathetic tragedy, on a home stead 18 miles urrth ot (Joldendale Wednesday alternoou. I'atbei ami so: were digging a well; with them uu their wives, who, helpless, witnessed the eucctsflou of events that co.-t encb a husband. At a depth of It.' feet, the men set ntf n lliift, s .on alter which tbe sou descended. Au unexpocted Bccumal ation uf gas made hint ill and he called to Le hoisted. Ilia fstber quickly hauled him to the surlnce, but, jut as be bad re 'died a place of safety, ho toppled back into tbe well, and tbe IlU-foot lull broke his neck. li aely tbo septugeuai iau lather sprang into tbe bucket, aud had Ihe t.o women loner him tn Ihe rescue lie did uot kiiow ytt tbe sou was dead, lie reached the bottom und began tugging at tbe body. In u few moments be, too, succiiiul.ed aud lay ou bia son's corpse, amid tbe mud, water and foul gns. Pifltratight, (be women could do nothing but run for help Hesideuces in tbat hilly part of Klickitat nre far apart, aud it was a mile and a half before tbey reached other mm, bo hurried buck witb I hem aud dually got tbo todus out I'he Shoeinakes ratue to Klickitat fiom North iaki'iia a Lout a yea- bgu, eaob taking a homestead. Xbu young er man leaves two cbildien. I'm it lair For White Salmon. A committee has been appointed by Will Rapidly Develop 40 acres. A. S. Suttcu, of San Francisco, who reoeutly bought 40 acres of tbe Jaivis homestead was at Hood Kiver from Friday until Sunday fur tbe purpose ot inspecting bis puobase aud making plans tor its improvement. Mr. Sut ton will place an overseer and twenty Japs to work dealing ou bis place in a few days and expects lo have twenty acres ready for planting by fall. Mi. Sutton, who s an architect. will const 1 net all tbe buildings which he experts 1 1 put on his place of logs leaving the bark ou nud placing them ou a stoue foundation. It is bis in tention to develop bis property here as much for a country residence as a fiuit farm und for tbia reason he ex peots to make it one of the finest places in tbe valley. Pickled jilts' feet nt Mc(iuire'f. i M LsoX 1 Tli IfmirniTS RIISINFAS f 0! I FflF WASHINGTON AND TENTH STREETS I PORTLAND, OREGON 1 WRITE FOR CATALOG 1 TJie School that Places Yon hi a Good Position I MAKE YOUR OWN STOCK FOODS BY USING SKIDOO HORSE AND CATTLE TABLETS Crush and mix in feed or salt. Proper dose in tablets Makes Your Stock Look Like the Top Price For Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Swine and Fowls. They are made from the active principle or the condensed essence of the drug. They don't contain Sawdust. Asbes, Chon Feed or Bran. Ar lust as good when 10 years old as when 10 days old. They comply with all pure drug laws. Ask for aim try once omuuu t-onamon laoieis, or SMUUO worm, Kidney, Chicken Cholera, ISIistcr, Cathartic, Heave. Fevr f, Hog Cholera, Distemper, Pink Eye, Colic tabletsor Louse Powder, Spavin Cure or Barb Wire Liniment. Distributed by THE BLUE BELL MEDICINE CO.j incorporated! Capital stock $.moou.oo; Watertown, South Dakota U. S. A. For Sale by Raima & Perigo. It's easy to reach North Beach Tfikf Steamer POTTER from Portland l'lisscngei's aro now transferred to tha railroad at. MF.GLER fourteen miles up the Columbia lliver from Iiwaco. This eliminates the necessity of steamers waiting for tho title, aud insures prompt and regular summer service Tlie .Steamer T. J. Potter leaves Portland every morning- exeept Saturday and Sunday at8:30o'clock Satin day only at 2 o'clock P. M. Remember the Slimmer rate on the O. R.. Ml N. is $6.55 h-ant Hood River, Ore., to all North Peach points and return; good until September. North IVncli in u fiimoiiH, htautifnl pluc.t the most perfect beach on tho hole N'orth Ci nst. There are uccuniinulations gillore at prims to suit, all ta.-ti-s ; campim m ilities without equal perfect - bnthiiiK coiuliliotis; nil sorts of miitiM'ineiils iimi diversion. Come, have n uood rest :uid a jolly time. Let us send you our now summer book mi l tell you all u'lout North lleiich. J. 11. TRIiDICV, Local Agent, Hood River, Crcfcon WM. McMt'RRAY, tiei.eral I'ni'senver Ajrent, Tort: u d, On pin. EIR CA SMITH I51.0CK liKLlAHLI DKl'lidlSTS ARE YOU GOING TO BUILD A Resilience,, I!:ini, (iuniKc, t i hi Storat Hooni or I!e( Hiuinir Wall? Then he I'p-to-Hale anj luiihl of CONCRETE This h coming more and iti i . to 1 e i ecoj;nize l as the b 'sl huildiii unit trial fvir a'l cl:isrs of coti tMietion, arvl the Miracle Iouhle Air Spnce Mock, or Cen ent Hrick ennnot he siirpassod. It in v irni in winter, in ol in summer and knocks insurance, rate a fillv. Inve-tii: ite if ioi contemplate bitilJing. We m.-inufactiir.-hoth coiicivte blocks und cement brick and will jiuurantee them. Come to the woik-, one block u it:i anil west of tiill'i- ntore, nod fee the ninnufiu'tnred products, or call us upon pi.onci No. 27fi-M or 05 and we will give you further informiU'on mid prices. Bradley Brothers F R R F. I X II U LI I l I $1150 PHONOGRAPH With Cash Purchases Amounting to .85.00 In Dry Goods, Clothing Furnishino; Goods and Shoes Prices are being reduced on almost everything in above lines. Call and have a machine reserved and when your cash slips amount to $35.00 you get the machine. R. Hood River, Oregon Creating: a Resei e Is not difficult ) ce w;i start to stive youi money systematically. Rut if you evei expecl to be independent finnm-inllv through your own efforts you must make the start. Money saved and put away wifely will protect you from misfortune and prepare yon to take advantage of opportunities that will surely come to you. Funding the capital of your working years Insures Your Future But choose the right place to put your capital or the hard-earned savings of a lifetime may be swept away in a day. We offer our patrons the counsel and experience of our directors, together with every banking facility consistent with sound business methods in all their relations with us, and pay -4 percent interest on all deposits mad. in our Savings Department. Give us the op portunity and we will aid you to make your money earn more money. The First National Bank a HOOD ..IVliR, OREGON. ...Hood River's Leading Druggist... msTh TP. K -14 I Filling Prescriptions O V Mb I'ti re Jinn's with m!isfnction lo bo li m'ient iiiitl phvBician ic assured if oii leuM' vmir reecriptinn w ,iii lis, Weli.u !niiii ;i re. ii in I in n (,,r relia b iiiy b ,o -plying Ture Fresh Drugs II nil Olll I H-, M-lj,tj,, H. Wi.en M il I l ni i .e-i ri.tioi si lu re mhi a'i nie I i.ein .- r i. e THE GLAdcR PHARMAlY, ciHL?arke m 1 3 O CSSS CSTM aZSJ-jZ8te HOOD RIVER, OliECO