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ODELL.
W. A. Loako-iiii was a visiter hi the
h inn of Kc.-cil K!ie!l?y ot Ciuson,
Wus'i., a part nf list eek. Mr. Look
man report a Tery plermnt visit.
M.-j. Hyron Bo-itors, ot Kuthtoo, la
vlei.iug at tbo horn of hr pareuta,
Mr. and Mr. A. Woo .
Mrs S U. Kir r vd r-hilrlifln have
been Aani ftcn Moilcf for a vitit
with Mra !-'iljr' t.-fnt, Mr. aud
Mrs. A. Wood.
Mr. ami Mi E. !'.,crmau tod
tHiuil; visiteJ oiia-laj" b tbe home ol
Mrs liowermau' fW.or. Mri. Howell
MstiRlf, it Pino iJioru.
KlTir Smith i soor; in become tbe
brfiipy r-ussflsoi-r i f ;i I bfl baring
or lured one from llie vast and rocciv-,
ol notion thst I'. had bern shipped.
Tnpa to tbu Mis and blackberry iug
bave beeu tbii c:der or tbe day and i
now Lo lake bi?sius to receive atlen
tiou. Monday tin to!cl ) party I ft
OJell bound for xst I.iko for an out
ing: Mr. and Mm. Cb-erce Wilson,
.Mitasa E:aily V.'i'iFJU, Violet Masiker,
Messrs. Koy Maiiiior, George Staep
boH and lirotbeia.
The Ilotuo Telephone company la
buiy Hotting tm.Aj 'c. J loll'a oentral
olSoe. Now wl'h onr toluplione cen
tral in our mld t nur! in proper time
the court bo'nv, that it if one may
jod?e from the vots th-t are laid to
be oouiinh Odell' way for the couuty
eat is among tb pr Mobilities, we
may well begin to put on tbo airi of
tnetropolia.
Mrs. Jaa. Cook's unole U here from
Clifton, Ariz., vlBitlng Mrs. Cook and
other elBtlvea.
Kumoi baa It that one ot OdellVen
terprinliig youag oiohHrdinta will be
Bccompmiiod hy b t-ride v.hen be re
turns to 0'lell hbi'ut Augmt 10.
The ninny I; ion 1 of Mr. and Mra.
Clurio Crockett will bo pleiwi to hear
tliat they intend to come here soon
fir a viHit with relative aud Mends
li! Odell and vicinity.
Mia. Jaa. Cook line received word
from the open air nuiituriiiin in Port
land Hint they will aoon have com
plotod additional ioottages necessary
to acooinmodate tboe who wish to
avail themselves of the benefits made
possible In this Institution Mra
Cook will go ai soon as she receives
wcrd that ull la In readiness.
Kiieudsot Wallace Vouug were sorry
to bear of the auidtut which resulted
In finch serious injuries to the passen
gers who were riding in the Ims at
Carson with Wallace as driver. AH
nre glad to bear he escaped serious
Injury and sincerely hope those who
weie Injured may completely reoover.
A runaway near u.i lest week should
hdivo oi a warning to hare those who
have charge of teams not to leave
thorn without tleim?. While no one
was injured the oxpeuse was sulll
clcnt to make it worth while to tnke
the) time neee-JSiry to secure the
horses before louviug thoui.
As co tod In List week's ro il estate
transfers a 20-sore ti'rint, part of the
land known an tbe Nelf rituce, hue) been
sold, tho pnrohnsor being an eastern
mitn, n physician. CoiiBldaratlon,
$4,500.
W. A. Locking!! expects to go to
Kndioott, WBBh.,nnmo time this week.
lJn will auaiHt I.) tho nhont harvest.
D. D. G M Kd Mayes waa out the
evening of July 18 ami regularly lu
stullud tbt lollowtng ollJoers of Kemp
Ludge for tb euauing term: O. li.
Musikor, N. 0. ; Jes. Couk, V. U. ;
ilvigh Smith, foorHtnry;L L'!. Clnrk,
truueui'or. liy mistnUo thia was omit
ted from lust waiik'ti notea.
eaxlon proved to be one of tbe moat
plearaot events of tbe eeC3.
A. J. Ilayoea and daughter, laobelle,
ere Portland visitors last week.
Mr. Kenneth Heebe, of Portland, is
viibtiog his brctNr, Uereld E. Beebe.
who reoeutly purchased tbe Ford
Lutby pla;e. Mr, Uebe Is making
some eiteusive alterations and im
provements to bis borne, aa well as
clearing up more land, and la showing
an enterprise that la bound to make
bim a successful fruit grower.
P. I. Packaid has jutt purchased a
fine large team of horse (or use on
the Packard and Morrow place, re
cently bon ht by them Iron) Kott.
(.'line.
Saturday waa a gala day In Under
wood, the occasion being a "union
picnic," given by the Underwood and
btrveoaon Sunday school. Tbe steam
er (leorge W. Kliuons arrived at 9:30
a. m , leaded to bar limit ad a ore
came later by train. Luuoh was teiv
td In the (loddard grove and a g-me
of ha 3e ball between tbe Stevenson and
Under wnod tennis was won ty the vis
itors. We notiaed among tbe Steten
ton people County School Superinten
dent A. C Sly, bi brother, Haymoud
(1. Sly,candiduto tor Hcpublican nom
ination for county prosecuting attor
ney, Walters. Voung, oamiidate for
county . tieaauier, Oliver C. Train,
candidate for the same ollloe, ana
Postmatser J. P. Gillette. It was an
enjoyable nlfair and ' much credit Is
due the Underwood ladies for their
ettorta In helping to entertain oar vis
it' irs. Come again, Stevenson.
Mi. Olsen Is building an addition
to her hotel, putting in two new butb
rooms.
We bave rols9ed Uncle Amos Under
wood for several days and understand
be Is visiting his niece In tbe north
ern part of tbe oounty with a party of
eastern prospective buyers.
The last trip nu tbe Underwood
Hood Kiver mail route was n:ado on
Saturday last. beginning Alonday,
July '.'8, our mail will be deliveied to
and reoeived from the trains on the
Stutheru Pad bo aud S. It. It. We
shall now bave two mails daily, In
cluding Sunday.
A well attended meeting of the Un
derwood and White Salmon Valley
Improvement club wai held Intt Satur
day at the hall at 2:30 p. m. The fol
lowing oUloera were elected for the en
suing year. President, W, K. Cash
vice president, Geo. W. Carter ; sec re
tary. P. 1. Packard ; nanisUnt eecre
toiy, Uereld K. ISoelie; treasurer.
Myron S binlth Tho following new
members were elected: a 1'. Forest,
II. M. Adams, Uereld 10. Ileebe. TLe
club now number u7 active member
K. U. Connor, superintendent of
the looks at Cascade Looks, made
biiuf visit In Underwood lust week.
He was on his way to his ranch in
Cook'a addition, bite Salmon
UNDERWOOD.
Thursday, July 2-1. Mies Marenoo
Evelyn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. h).
C. Hamilton, o U:i !oi wooil, waa mar
ried to Mr. C'tU'uL .'j W. Wldou, of
Ilusum, Wash, i'lie rr-roinouy was per
formed by llev. J. L. IlerBhum', at
the reaideuiio of tho bi'ide's pareiits.
A reception wn given the brido aid
groom in tho evenirp, wuioh waa
largely ntteudod. the rootna wero
tnnt'ifiilly deotirriled with flowers mid
Oregon grape, end tho grounds were
Illuminated tvi'b Chiucsu lantern.
Hafresbinents nere norvel and the oo
MOUNT HOOD.
Kev. Habbldge baa Instituted prayer
metjting In tbe oburcb. It Is to be
held every Thursday evening at 7:45,
followed by oboir practice. The II rut
prayer meeting whs held last 'i'hurs
diiy evening, with a goodly number In
attendance. More are expected tbis
week.
There weie Catbolio servioes at their
place of worship last Sunday,
Tuesday of last week there whs b
lawn Booial itt the church. The ven
lng was spent In social conversation,
games mid singing. Ice oroum aud
cake were served. A large crowd oame
out to enjoy the evening.
In the notice of tbe locution of the
now school house, published July lti.
it plicinld have read northeast corner
li f the northwest quarter of section 6.
we were gupr'ted to rend u oommunl
cutiou in liuit week's Glacier from
some one who wanteds henrlug In the
matter us a meeting wai appointed at
a duly advertised meeting of taxpay
ers tor tnc puiposo of honring what
the wost sldo residents had to say as
to locution and the site we voted up
on at that moeting. Any nbjectioiis
as to tho location would probably
have been moro elfeotivo if voiced
then,
A largo crowd weut to tho Inn last
Saturday morning n-maiulug over till
Sunday evening. While there they
went to the top of the mountain, but
it is alleged tiiut some of tho party
got cold feet aud tboy returned.
O. D. Wood worth and party ttt
Hood Kiver citizen passed thrcugb
onr valley In an auto last Friday, tak
ing a look at tbe valley.
Last Saturday being Mist Lura Mil
ler's birthday Mrs. Miller invited
number of ber friends to come in tbe
evening and surprise ber. About 20
came and a very ploasunt arty It waa.
Mr. Miller proving herself a very
charming hostess. Tbe lawn waa light
ed op with Chinese lantern and tbe
greater part ot tbe evening wa r-pent
In feames outside. A dainty lunobeon
wa aerved during tbe evening.
Ueorge Weigel and family, from Tbe
Pallet, are camping at the Larwood
place. Mr. Weigel' brother, Uustav,
tpent tbe Orst few day in camp with
them, Biter wnicn be returned to bit;
borne In Portland.
A party of young into leftMt. Hood
Monday morning for work on tbe for
est reserve near the H.re Sitteri.
They are to work ni.ikr llrj rnaiiega
nieut of Warren Cocper, who is down
there having tbe trails surveyed.
Those who weut veru Jne I'etthier,
Ueorge Cooper, Kd tlabkett, Law
rence Pudcy, Clinord 1 nomas, Jatne
Davidson aud rloyd lien.
A tiiilden Wedding
means that mai and w ife have lived
to a good old aue and roniuuntly have
kept healthy. I he best way to keep
healthy Is to il.tit your liver djes
it's duty 303 din a nut d IKi.'i. The only
way to do this in to U.-rp liallam g
Herbine in the lioii-e uid t:ike it win n-
ever your liver inni-tive. r. cents er
bottle, sold liv Ll.aa. Clarke.
BELMONT.
Simon Eckert has gene on a visit to
Dayton, Wash.
Mr. Ivl&r hi s Euld his rnncb of tire
aorea lor the sum of i,000. Auotbt-r
family to learo llclrucnt.
Mrs. Uilbeit aud duuglitcr, cf Chi
cago, bave gone to housekeeping iu
tb ;lr new borne.
Mr. Weutz, wife and duughter, i t
Portland, are camping on their luud
near Mr. Warron's place.
Mrs. ArnolJ and Clyde spent Wed
nesday at M. P. Isenberg's.
Miss Pearl l.nenboig spent the latter
part ot tbe week with Mis. Arnold
and family iu Hood Kiver.
Mr. Duke sud partner raised the
burn on the Kaoieey rauoK W. (1.
Souierville is doing the ourpenier woik
on it.
J. W. and Will Davis are buy mak
ing a hay baler for their own line.
Howard l-'ianklin Is tbo uaiuo ut (he
new baby at the Charlie Miller ranch.
Mr. rtoxboiougb, a new comer iu
lielmout, is staying at tbe Motcalt
home. A ho n ho is being built for bim
on the Wilson ranch.
J. W. Andrew, from Oak Grove dis
trict, bought a Tresb cow from F. G.
Churcb.
We were glad indeed to shake hands
with liio. Clarke, our former pustoi,
but now of Echo.
Kev. lirouson spent ;Wedneeday af
ternoon iu the 0k Grove district.
Mrs. Henry Janl7on npeut fflvcrrl
daya lust week at tbe Miller ranch go'
ting acquainted wi b ber nephew.
Tome Frobn weut to Pnrtlaud Sat
urday for a few days. Mrs. rohn
spent th) time visiting her mother,
Mrs. M. 11. Nlcklescn.iu Hood Kiver.
Mitts Margaret Nickleson attendod
servioes at the liilmint ctinrch liut
Sabbath.
Mr. Katl'man left Saturday lor eii't
em Oregon to louk up a locution. Wo
are settle!) enough to licpo he tray not
dad one to suit bim.
J fl. and Will Davis Rud fnmilU-s
spent Suudny on the hauka of the Columbia.
blackberries aie beginning to tlpea.
Ihohaving tbera will bave to bustle.
Ladies' Aid will meet at the horre
rf Mr. Kamcey Friday, Jnly 31.
Work on band for tbe annual bazaar.
Iowa pionlo Thorsdsy at Urang
Park. Everybody welcome.
Tkere are quite number of Nebiaa
kan in Hood Uiver valley. What'
tbe reason we can't bavo a Nebraska
picnic, awap yarn and tell of corn
crop, even if we can't tell of tbe big
red apple.
We thank the clerk ot the weather
for a few cool day.
Kenn-dy'u Laxativo Couyli Syrup
acts gorily upon the boweN and there
by dirvt'i li e ojld out of the sycteni.
Sold by Koir ai.d Ca?.
WHITE SALMON.
From the Entaipr 'se.
C. M. Wc.Ifard & Co. 'a l iunrb store
at Vingen tas been opened and I un
der tbe charge o Frank P. Eagao.
Good are being sold at tbe same
prices tbete as ft tbe meia store In
thid city aud anyone preferring to
trade at Uingen can do so wltbont
loss or inconvenience to themselves.
Vlnirtday at.eruoon Mr. Swartz
and Miss Mary Wolturd ee "show
er" tn MibS Cola Ciimeinn on tbe
Swartz lawn. It was a vt-ry anlqtio
and pretty alfuir. T ho guest ol honor,
was showered with ii'iiuy beautilul I
and usefnl present d"nr to trie fercln-'
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tuts i rrii. lug tt&b. i iu1. v i,a
in a plepsaut way. Me'dnme Lewis,
Heamau, Ndtker, Te'iui Wjera, Sep
ler, McCiintock, Crow; Miafe Hen
derson, lionehn", Hyine, Edna and
Clementine Cameron, Belle Rod Gen
eva Wolford, Fay Geurbeart, Mary
Dunn, were preseut.
This week Fred Purser ba beeu
bauliug timbeis for tbo White Salmon
stock ysrda We have beeu saying so
much ubout tbe fruit aiid berry In-
dutries that we iiv elmosi. (orgotteu
that Wliito oulmcir U r.ne of the heav
ies, stock shilling points on the
North Hank rsitiouii hut the Que
herds ol cuttle at Ti out I.'.ke, Fulda,
Ulenwcod friiuUh the outside world
with lume numbers of beef cattle
every yeir and tbe residents of those
sections with a continual source of
rerenne. So tbe stockyarrta are being
built here and will l extensively used
by our stuck rueu.
The old Pennsylvania Dutch Duiiknrd
recommends "Hickory liark (.'ouch
Remedy." Guaranteed to cure your
cough, and guaranteed to be pure.
Made from the brk of the shell hark or
while hickory tn-u. For snlo by Chas.
N. Clurke and all dcah-rs t very where.
No TnuiAtnei ut The Dalle
Tbis In an "off year" for tomatoes
everywhere. The plunta were not
healthy, they blighted end tbe fruit
wits not able to grow to its full size.
It i not alone in this viuiuity but all
around that tbis Is fo; whether oo
amount ot tbe continued oold weather
or bennusu of other conditions la not
known. The 'omatoe.-j bed o hard
time ot it this season, butweeu cut
worms and Might. I'.itro is no
kuo'vti rfMi.on or curs f,;r loin at o
blight. The tomatoes corning into
market nro ot Inferior quality. "They
are going to be tscarce and liinh priood
i.n account of hliglit," srid a local
dealer this moruiog. He also vouch
safed tbe information tbat grape
woold not be op to tbe nsual standard
tbia year. Ibe grape crop ia usually
excellent, so tbi bit of new ia not
taken graciously. It la not a very
frequent occurence for either grape
or tomatoes to be a poor crop In tbia
vicinity. Chronicle.
Kodol will without doubt help anyone
who has stomach disorders or stomach
trouble. Take Kndul today and con
tinue it for the short time t 'at is nects
fary to give you complete relief. Kodol
is eold bv Keir and Ca.
MOSIER
.Fruit Lands.
in large or Hirmll tracts. Some very jrmd
land at low prices at present. Good
crowing community. Six miles east, of
Hood River. Also houitsU ads mid r
linquishmentfl. Putties wishing to buy
will do well to writ i or sct-
GEO. CHAMR1SRLAIN
Mi.sier. Or irti
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W. F. LAHAWAY'S JEWELRY STORE
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. -:- -:- -:- -:-
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No ens can offer bettor good nor better prices
Inspect our Store before purchasing
R. E. LARAWAY. Manager
Advdrtixed Letters.
Aplib, Mra. Koaey; iiurnett.JMrs. D.
M. ; Clark, Mrs. Kittie G. ; Crosno,
Mr. Hmma; Kkton, Mis Pearl; Gard
ner, Enter MIfs; Joe, Mr. J. L. ; Lew
Is, Miss Sila ; btraigb', Mib Vista;
Stoarr, Mis. J. W. ; Tipton, Mrs M.
K. ; Walker, Mra. Emira; Warreo,
Mlsa F. R. ; Akin, Irving; Armstrong,
John; lia'ker, W. N. ; I'.iley, An
thony; Hiug., Peter; liuUlngton,
Cbas. ; liuttlor, Nathan! Carr, C. E. ;
Csisoo, John. R. F. V. V(2); Clark,
Pill; CresJrell. George: Denny, Flla;
Deitz, Wm. ; Doll, I lance; Elder. Jay
Farris, Uroon; Gaidncr. (' A.; Uood
oid, O. : Gs: tings, Edward; Hnlrer
sou, Copt. Karl L. ; Hill. J. 11.; Jeu
kiris, S. S Pencor; Killfg, A. M. ;
Kirk, Franl:; Lewh, A. ; Lotsprech;
MoCsn, E. O ; McUmtty, T. ; Nalley,
Mrs. K. P.; Pearcy. Hi-.rry; Pophan;
Kigdon, Geo. II. ; Ku'ch, Otto (2);
Sm;tb, E. H. ; Wallet, Henry ;Wetson,
D. M ; Whitco.nb. Vern ; Wise, L. N.
Zlainicrniiiu. Wi ,J. Yates, P. M.
HAZEL WOOD
Special Ice Cream
Calendar
C. P. Ross, Agent
Season of 1908 Special Prices made on
Application.
Plain Ice Cream
Vanila; fitrawoerry, Chocolate, Lemon,
Orange, Rauana, Pineapple, Pistachio,
liosf , nnd Pinch, Apricot and Raspberry
in reason.
Special Ice Cream
JULY 2'i Special brick Fig Ice Cream
with Raspberry Water Ice center.
Special Hulk Fist Ice Cream.
Special Shipping Brick Fig IceCreant
AUGUST 2 Special Rriek Tutti Frutti
AUGUST 9 Special Brick Layers of
Peanut Ice Cream with Grape SherVet
Center. Special Hulk Peanut Ice
Cream. Spcctal Shipping Brick
Peanut Ice Cream.
AUGUST lti Special Brick Layers of
Pineapple, Strawberry and Biscuit
Mousse.
AUGUST 2:1 Special Brick Layers of
Caramel, Vanilla and Straw U'rry ice
Cream. Special Bulk Caramel Ice
Cream.
AUGUST SO Special Brick
Mousse.
Prune
Pickled pigs' feet at McGuire's.
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COLLEGE.
WASHINGTON AND TENTH STREETS
PORTLAND, OREGON
WRITE FOR CATALOG
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 Horsci, Cattle, Sheep, Swine and Fowls. They are made from the active principle or the
condensed essence of the drug. They don't contain Sawdust, Ashes, Chop Feed or Bran. Are just
as food when 10 ycjrs old as when 10 days old. They comply with all pure drug laws. Ask (or
nnd try once SKIDCO Condition Tablets, or SKIDOO Worm, Kidney, Chicken Cholera,
1 Ulster, Catlisrtic, Heave. Fcvi .-, Hog Cholera, Distemper, Pink Eye, Colic tabletsor Louse Powder,
Spavin C.irr or Ba-1) Wire Liniment. Distributed by THE BLUE BELL MEDICINE CO.,
incorporated Cspiiiii Stjck SJoo.ooc.oO; Watertosvri, South Dakota U. S.
I or Sale by Hanna & Perigo.
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It's easy to reach North Beach
Tnk. KteiinhT POTTER, from Portland
russf-iitierg are jnow transferred to Hi.: rnilnad at MKGLKI1 fourteen
iniliw nu tlie t'oluniiiiiv Kiver from Iiwaco, This climinatos
the i.cccMsily of suiamera waiting for the tide, ami
insures prompt and r'uliir Htimmur service
Tin; StoiiiiKT T. J. Potter leaves rortland every
niorniiig except Saturday ;md Suiiday at 8:.)0 o'clock
Saturday only at 2 o'clock P. M. Kciuombor tho
Siiimnor rate on tho O. R.. (Q. N. i.s $6.55 from
Jlood Kiver, Ore., to all North Beach points and
return; good until September.
Try our invigorating and refreshing Soda, with pure crushed fruits for
flavoring. And our Phosphates are most refreshing. Everything is the
purest and best. Our new one Red Banana College Ice is a winner.
sir a CA
ft SMITH HLOCK
RELIABLE I)KU(i(JISTS
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Nortli lViu li itt a funum", liotiuiifiil jtlaco tho ntDHt ierfcct boach on the
wlio!c Not il: Ci list. There arc accommodations g dore at pricis to suit
all tastes; cuiiiiiui.1 lacilitics without cquul peifect liatliini conditions;
till sorts of aiimeiiicnla nnd di version -i. - Gome, have a uoh1 rest and a
jolly time. Let us pi'iid you our now summer book an 1 tell you nil about
North re;ich.
J. H. FREMCY, l.occl Agci:t, ifced River, Olefin
WM. M.CM.URRAY,
General rnsei nj.cr Agent, i'ortlaiui, Oregon,
ARE YOU GOING TO BUILD
A liesiileoce, ltarn, Garage, ("old Storage Komi or Retaining Wall?
Then I Up-to-Date and build of
CONCRETE
This ij coming more and mora to be recognized as the host lnii l.l : n j maleml fur
nil claws of construction, and the Miracle Pun bio Air t'paco llhxk, or Cencnt
Itrick c.tniiot lie surpassed. It is warm in winter, cool in summer and knocks
insurance rates siily, Invest ig tte if you ronteniplate building. We manufacture
botli concrete bltM'ksand cement brick and will guarantee them.
Come to the works, onti block north and wost of Gill's store, and see the
manufactured products, or call us up on plioues No. 276-M or 15 and we will give
you further information and prices.
Bradley Brothers
It's To Your Own Interest
If Yon Want Bargains We are Giving Them in
Our Final Closing Out. In our
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
We have left about 500 yards Panamas, 39c
regular 65c, now wJO
300 Yards Cravenets, regular price 90c, f7c
now w I w
200 Yards Broadcloth, regular 2.00 jjjj pft
now
Linens, regular 35c and 40c, now....
22c
Many odds and ends at your own price
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES
At 50c on the Dollar
MEN'S CLOTHING
We have about 60 Suits left; all good CIO QC
numbers and colors. $20Suits tww
$12.00 Suits now $7.95
The same reduction all down the line.
GENTS' FURNISHINGS and SHOES
All kinds at your price. Every thing will go
regardless of cost.
LTh.huogins&co.
THE SCE CREAM OF QUALITY
Swell
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Famous Ice Cream
Special Prices on Orders
Hood River Agents
TOMPKINS BROS.
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Creating a Reserve
Is not difficult ! (v yoii start to save your
money syst cuiutieally. Hut if you ever expect to
bo iiitlt iicntlcut finaiiitiallv through your own
oiTorts you must make the start. Money saved
and put away safely will protect you from
irisfortuiii? and prepare you to take advantage
of opportunities that will surely come to you.
Funding the capital of your working years
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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 per cent interest on all deposits made
iu our Savings Department. Give us the op
portunity and we will aid you to make your
money earn more money.
The First National Bank
HOOD IvER, OREGON.
Tver's Leading Druggist
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