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HOOD BIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 13 1908.
CORRESPONDENCE
ODELL.
While cutting kindling one day lint
we k, II. Counuwsy out bit band
quite tererelj. A plifalclan d reined
tbe wouud 8 ml the injured mambtr
bim impioved m rapidly at could be
expected.
Following are Udell people who weie
In ramp at Green Point a pait of lit
weok, huckleberry ing: M. I). (Well,
Win. Keinr. Dane Kemp, Mr. and Mr.
L. A. iu. Clark, Kutb Clark, Violet
Maeiker, G. E. Bowermau. J. J. Km
menacher, Wm. lieicbnn, .Mr. Miller,
J. 1'. Htroog, Krnest, Frank, Arthur,
Archie, and Clarence Strong, Mr.
Huuter, Mienea Hunter. Mr. Hunter,
Mr. and Mrs. Tompkin, Mr. and
Mra F. A. Masses. Mra. Cba. Tuck
er, O. 11. Ehrck, Mr. an.) Mr. J. II.
Eggert and aoni, Elmer and Louie.
E. 0. Mahone; bai purohaaed a
horse, back and barnexa
Cilenn Young and Sherman LafTeity
went to Lilt Lake Xbuiiday for an
cuting.
Anyone desiring aome flue little
posta for any purpose will Mod them
for tale near tbe Odell store. The
Eait Fork Irrigating company placed
them there while boring pipe. Xbey
are tea feet in length, round and al
most all tbe same diameter.
Claire and Nettie Crockett are here
for a visit with relativea. Their many
friends are glad to welcome them
home. While here tbey will go with
a party of friends and relatives for a
pleasant outing at that perfect oa nip
lug place, Lost Lake.
Mr. Cooper, of Tbe Dalles, one of
the firm of Cooper A Walter, was
down last week for a visit with bis
partner, O. L. Walter.
News from Mrs. Jhs. Cook U encour
aging, 88 she is reported improving.
O. II. IJhoada, Louis Rhoads and
Jolly M. bbelley started Monday for a
hunting and camping trip that will
include Lost Lake and beyond.
Mr. llngey Las been quite 111 of
measles.
E. T. Folts has sold a 20-acre tract
to a Portland My. This tract was all
that remained unsold of the home
stead of WO aores. Mr. l'olts owned
this land lying on tbe heights south
eaut ot Odell. An automobile forms
part of the consideration and we may
soon meet this formerly of Udell fam
ily riding in one ot these modern car
riages. After many mouths suffering Mrs.
Billimau rests. Death bud heeu ex
pected for some days and came Hun
day at 2 a. id. The funeral was held
from tbe borne Monday at 2 p. m.
Interment at ldlewllde. Cancer was
the disease which resulted iu her
death and while nouo could wish life
to continue when the autfeilng must
ho Intense, all will sympathize with
the husband and children In tbe loss
ot wite and mother.
Last week Rev. Troy Shelley sold 2U
acres of laud to II. Watta, a Japanese.
We understand Mr. Watta will send
for his Japanese bride and they will
be at home on the newly acquired
land,
liev. Iroy Shelluy baptized Mr. and
Mrs. Bmallwnod, or Willow Flat, last
Sunday In Udell creek, near Udell
store.
A very end accident was that last
week which resulted In the death by
drowning ot John Murphy, whose
home is now at Eagle Creek, but was
formerly of Willow Flat. Tbe funeral
was held at Pine Grove and tbe body
Interred in Piue Urove cemetery
At this writing the following party
plan to go to Lost Luke Wednesday
for a plea-taut outng: Mrs. Crockett
and Margie and Hildred Ctcokett,
Marie Lockman, Mr. and Mrs. Claire
Crockett, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kemp
and Dane Kemp.
5 After several months' visit at points
in Idaho, Colorado, Oklahoma and
MisHOurl, MrB. O. W. Lutlerty arrived
home lust Tuesday. Her family and
friends are very glad that she is
borne.
Tbe Odell Improvement company's
hall at Udell has been greatly improv
ed in appearance by treatment ot walls
and wood work and the addition of
closets for protection ot the property
ot tbe lodges which meet in this ball.
Wm. C. Ehrrk is expected here Sat
urday for short visit with bis par
ents, Mr. aud Mrs. Wm. Ebrck.
Mrs. Ellea Ellnbrth Sllllman.
Mra. Ellen Elizabeth Billiman passed
away tbe morning of August 9, It,
after m lingering illness of over a vear.
EJleo Elizabeth Cornish was born
June 21, IH51, in Alltgbania county,
New York, till married Lawreuoe
Silllman Jane 25, 1875, end five obit
dren were boio to tbem: Mrs. Aliens
WeJlr, ot Nainao, Alberta, Canada,
and Harry, Samuel, Walter and May
belle, of Hood Klver.
Mra. Silllman came to Hood Kler
in April, 1889, and baa resided in tbe
Odell distriot ever aince.
Her. J. W. Higby officiated at tbe
funeral, and numerous friends and
neighbors followed tbe remains to tbe
Idlewilde cemetery, where tbey ere
laid to rest by 8. E. Uartmess.
BELMONT.
Mr. and Mis. Kotb and three daugh
ters, of Hood Kiver, spent Sundsy at
the Davis borne.
MIhs Bees 1 sen berg has aold her
place of live acies on the lielniont
road to Mr. Keller, wbo.wlth bis fam
ily, are living on tbe place.
Miss Kutb Wood spent Sunday with
Lena I son berg.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Miller and son
spent Sunday with Mr. aud Mra. F.
U. Church.
Mr Kaufman returned Ihursday
from Eastern Oregon.
Mrs. Holmes and daughter, Lois,
returned from Oregon City last Fri
day. Mr. Tatt, from Wisconsin, bus
bought tbe Mulken'a place, lately
owned by Mr. Case.
II. P. Allen aud family went huckle
berry log la it Saturday at Uroen
Point.
Mr. Forey. of Cresoo, town, is visit
ing bis cousin, Mrs. FHirell.
Mr. Tyler aud family are moving to
Eastern Oregon.
Fred and Hurry Uarker are clearing
Ave acres of tbe Wentz place.
Miss Mabel Ledford fainted as she
was leaving church Sunday morning.
In falling she out her arm, fortunate
ly she was not burt worse. A few
steps more and she would have ialllen
from the ateps and been badly burt.
Tbe Ladles' Aid will meet Friday,
Angust 14 a' the home of Mrs. Somer
vllle. A cordial invitation is extended
to everyone to attend this meeting.
UNDERWOOD.
E. O. Uoddard and family returned
to Portland lust week to look after
business during this month. I hey
expeot to return tbe flint of Septem
ber.
Jacob Thornton has returned to bis
work again. He has contracted to do
20 acrea of slashing for II. W. aud T.
W. Arise. He was oalled borne on ac-
oount of bis wife's illness, but after a
few days' treatmeut at the hospital
she reooveied.
MoKuen, tbe traveling niBgiolan.
came iu Friday evening aud gave two
eutertalnmeuts. Tbe professor Is
quite clever with bis trickery and is
entertaining to old aud young.
Mr. Hanna has bis wood chute com
plete. On tint trial it was found that
there was some little defect, but after
u little repair It Is glviug satisfaction
and be will soon be making carload
shipments from Hood station.
When tbe professor asked Robert
Clino it be bad tbe lady's handker
chief of course Bob said no, just like
the rest cf us fellows. To convince
him that be had fie bad to be shown,
just like everybody does that isn't
from Missouri, and it was pulled right
out ot bis pocket.
P. I. Packard baa purchased a new
hack, it is two seated and is of tbe
mountain road type. Aside from be
ing a very attractive vehicle it is
strong and substantial
W. A. Onsen came over from Cooks
yesteiday. lie was in attendance at
the fair oommisHiouers' meeting
Thursday ut Stevenson. It was de
olded that each distriot be represented
by a booth at the county fair to be
held Uotober 5 to 10, and a mats
meeting will be held at the school
house Suturdsy, August 10, to arrange
for it. All that are interested come
and thote wbo ate not come aud get
interested.
N. M. Muech bas bis bouse uearly
completed.
Tbe writer has bad the expeilence
that to have teeb extracted is a very
painful affair and that, too, when
your audieuce is only tbe dentist.
But my, bow painful it must be to
have large hen eggs extracted from
your face before large audience.
Ask Mr. Larioo about this.
J. W. Shipley came over from Hood
River last week to make arrangements
to i have bis 20 acres of land cleared.
Mr. Shipley is well plased with bis
purchase and like a great many ninro
sees great future for our country.
B. Vearb made a business trip to
Hood River Saturday aud from the
looks ot things we predict be will
soon be on the road to Lost Crek.
He bought a good supply of tlshliu;
tackle and two i'ird sticks, wuicii 1
suppose he intends to measure the
catch with.
Mr. Kelley and family erne up
from Portland last vrek to speed their
vacation during the month of August,
We are blways glad to have Mr Kelley
come.
MOSIER.
Mun8ger Boners, cf tbe Portland
hotel, was a visitor at Moaier Tuesday
He came to see his frieud, Ed. Howe.
The uew warehouse ot the M osier
Fruit Growers' Association is about
completed aud niil soon be used to
ship out the big yield of primes and
apples which are expeoie.l here this
year, l'be build inir is 40i i ieet with
an unloading l itlorm mid is built
on a concrete foundation. It is lined
with building paper aud ubon pioti-
erly ceiled will provide Ktoiuge room
for sever ul ears ot apples or other
fruit iu cold weather. An office room
is also provided iu tint building lor
Mausger John Carroll, ll is expected
to use the uew warehouse tn pack
most of the apples shipped from Mo
sier this year. The apple crop will be
tbe largest aud best ever shipped from
this point. It is estimated that it
will reach 00 cars. Prunes aro a. to a
good crop aud arrangements are being
made to snip out about JO cars.
M. 11. Craft, of Hood I! iter, wbo
owns a ranch ut Moiser, was here sev
eral days this week lookiug after it.
A. O. StogHdill, county assessor lor
Wasoo oounty, spent several days ut
Mosler this week lookiug for a desir
able locutiou for u ranch.
The new office buildiug which wbs
recently erected for II E, Waitn will
be reudy for occupancy in a day or
two. As soon as the puiuters bava
finished their work Mr. Wuite will
move iu.
The new store building which M. S.
Nichols is having built is neuring
completion. It Is expected that Mr.
Miobols will ocoupy tbe new store in
about ten days. The building is 30xG0
feet and is quite an imposing addition
to Mosier's uiithiem buildings.
Geo, Chamberlain sold 20 acres for
ll. M. Huxley last week to a Mr.
Sweugle, of St. Johns. We under
stand that Mr. Swengle will cleur ten
acres ot his new purchase immediiite
ly. Mr. Huxley bas made rapid im
provement on bis place sinco be
bought ir. and bas 15 acres iu youim
trees that are iu line condition.
The East Hood Kiver Fruit com
pany bas been Nhlpping peaches tbls
week. This is the llrst fruit that tniu
company bun shipped from the young
peacb tiees lu their orchard and it is
of Hne quality. It is being sent to
Portland,
A. P. Batehaiu weut to Portland
Tuesday to be present ut the conten
tion ot tbe Good Koada Association.
Beacon Lodge of Odd Fellows, No.
182, held its annual picnic Wednes
day. Tbe event took place iu the
grove near the building of the Mosier
Fruit Growers' Association, which
whs used a a diuiug ball. The inter
ior ot the building was suitably dea
oiuted for the occasion wi'li eveigreuns
and red, white aud blue ribbons.
There wa a good atteudunco and an
enjoyable time was bud.
Frank Ginger returned Monday from
a two weeks' visit at Vancouver, Wa.
Geo." Cbamberluin aud Chas. Ben
nett returned from a hunting trip to
Badger lake last week. When they
started tbey equipped themselves with
W. F. LARAWAY'S JEWELRY STORE
The Oldest in the City. Forty-seven Years in the Business.
" s ATA
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. -:- -:- -:- -:-
a small arsenal and all kinds otbsbing
tackle, and informed their friends
that they would bring back several
bear aud deer hides. We are informed
on tbe quiet that the only thing they
shot were two chipmunks and an owl.
Gordon Graham, wbo has been
work ion in tbe harvett fields of East
ern Oregon, came bonis for a visit of
two days last week. He returned Sun
day and will stay until tbe harvest
season is over.
Bill Stevenson left lues lay for' bis
annual trip to the harvest fields.
Wm. N. Akers, proprietor of Mo
sier's hardwaie and furniture store,
is oonQned to his home wltb rheuma
tism. Mr. Akers has been sick fur
ten days and is In snob hud shape
that Mrs Akers has to be absent from
the store to look after bini.
The families of K. J. Middleswart'
uud Amos Boot are spendiug the week
camping at Camp Overalls, neer Lost
Lake.
No on can offer bvttwr goods nor bottor prices
Inspect our Store before purchasing
R. E. LARAWAY, Manager
Fine Toile
Articles
For Men
Soaps, Sponges, Bath Brushes, Tooth and Hair Brushes, Combs; and in
Shaving Goods and Sundries generally, you will find here, with the
QUALITY HIGH, but the PRICES LOW at all times.
HEIR CAS:
SMITH BLOCK
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RELIABLE DHUUGISTS
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Old MaluV Convention.
ibe Young Ladies' Single Blessed
ness Debuting society will bold their
convention at the Pine Grove Grange
hall Wednesday, August 1!), at 8:30 p.
m. Sister Mariana Mel'ssa Plank,
chairwoman ot tbe watch and wait
committee, will submit a very encour
aging report. Sister Desire A. Mann
will read the report of the matrimonial
outlook for 1908. The literary part
promises to be especially good. So
ciety motto, "Woman's highest duty
is to adorn u nome. livery tiouy
come. Widowers and j liuchelors espe
cially invited.
Signed Josephine Jane Green, Pies.
Kebecoa Ketrace, Sec and Ire as.
Bingcn and White Salmon Items.
From Observer:
Wm. Olseu is busy looking after
fruit orchards. He bas about a week's
work at Mordicui Jones' pluce with a
foica ot uboiit six men, thinning tbe
Hpples on tbe trees, so us to giie wbut
are left more nourishment.
The name ot White Salmon wa
erased from the station Monday and
made many Hingeniten give that sat
isfied smile and th old saying, "He
who laughs luttt laughs best," was
depicted in that smile. But the name
came back the very uext day. P. M.
Rhode was the iuin.er.
B. F. Bomheim returned from tbe
Pulouse country a few days ago, being
uuatlo to work in the harvest, tbe
doctors thought best for him to re
lurn home, lie reports the boys from
here, wbo crossed the pbiins with
him the lust ot June, are all well end
hard at work, wuges being 2 00 aud
US!!, and then men me scarce.
Mr. Fox arrived home last week
from au extended stay in a huspital at
Poitlund He was overcome with beat
while irrigating, but is reported much
better.
A four-horse load of trespassers
came from (ilenwood last Sunday aud
visited N. (J. Chapman's place near
here while the family were ut church
aud helped thmselvea t ) bis blackber
ries aud also the hny in the barn.
Mr. Cbapmun wishes these purlins to
cull aud puy all damages and take
thoir belongiugs, whir bare a woman's
slipper and a pair of gloves.
The White Salmon Kntorpriee
changed bauds ths past week, Messrs.
A. VV. Estes aud Curtis Kelley, ot that
town, baviug made the purchase. Mr,
Kelley Is to be the editor aud msua
gor. Hay Abbott, who has a home
stead in this oouuty, has charge of tbe
mechanical department. May the En
terprise live long and prosper under
the guidance of those titrable business
men.
Organize Hater Company.
Attorneys Vsn Vorst, of Walla Wal
la and White Salmon, and llartwig, of
Hood Kiver, speut Sunday and Mon
day at Trout lake and Camas Prairie
organizing the Trout Luke Water com
puny. By this organization all tbe
ditches iu that country are put under
the same rules aud a much better sys
tem of irrigation is thus secured
Thetie combined ditohes make up one
of thrt laigeat systems in this part ot
the stnte, and with tbe capital of the
new company a very Hne system can
be made. huterprlse.
Huh Poor Melon ('-op.
Adverse weather conditions, cut
woruiH and other disHgieetble features
have couspiied to reduce tbe melon
crop of The Dulles and vicinity to
probably not mora than one-half that
oi iusi year, muxe which aie oeiug
marketed and those which will be
nnmitwr mi onnn urfl hiMnornr nviifll
lent, U'ld the chict complaiut of the
iiinnnri in Uiu fnt that the miHlltitv
is nhoit. Cantuloupes, for which this
community ib widely noted, imve al
ready been in tbe market tor some
limn unil if iu lonvnnrl that thoiff nnttl.
Ity is equal it not superior to thoee of
roruier jeum. nepiauiiu, uccaviuueu
by the wmk ot tbe out worms, wrs in
. I.:
some insiaiiceH repoaieu tuveiiu uiue'
with the ro ult t.hnt the crop is back
titiI, nod miicii) smallei than iimiuI.
The watermelon cr"p will be from
two tn fnnr urplfrf Inter tliil rear then
common. S.e:ikiu, of the difficulties
encounipreii ny uie growers, noy rim,
who mie perhaps iiioto wntermelous
i nun Hiit oinor grower in u:u vicinity,
declared hi crop les thau a half
vield. "Ilmmirtjtv is excellent, how
ever." n,.IiI Mi Hill, "and we should
lie ah u to iiiarkel some tancv melon
tuitt year. I had nbout 30 acres of
nicloiiH at the lir.st planting this
spring, hut because ot tbo worms
hn1 tn renhir.t three times in men
places Hud now there are ten acres
v iiere mere lire imt a ?ew vines, ine
warm weather is bringing them out ii
good shape, and within the next foit
night 1 will lie ub'e to market some.'
Chronicle.
Eastern Ongon District Fsir.
Great preparations are now under
way uuder the dliectlou of Secretary
J. M. Pstterson, of the Business
Ven's Association, snys the Optimist,
ftliieh wheu fulfilled Kill leave a mem
orable mark In the present history of
1 ho Dallex mi l the surrounding conn
try. Through stieuuoiiB efforts Mr.
Patterson has succeeded in petting
started the 1M t h auuunl fair of ti e sec
ond Eastern Oregon district, which
comprises Wasoo, Sherman, Gillian:,
Moro, Crook and Hood river comi
ties, and which is to be held iu this
city in October. The dates a t for
the ocoasion are: Tuesday. Wednes
day, Tbursd iv, Friday and Saturday,
October 6, 7, 8, !, 10, J 908.
DIDN'T SEE ALL THE
MT. HOOD ORCHARDS
Editor Glacier, Hood River, Ore.
Dear Sir: Vour leading article io
tbe irane ot July 30 will undoubtedly
do much to interest people in tbe up
per Hood Kiver valley, bul some of
tbe statements therein should not go
unchallenged, and in tbe name of tbe
Mt. Hood Development League 1 wish
to correct some ut them.
Tbe "last view ot orchards to be
seen from tbe road" is not at Willow
Flat nor at any other place this side
of Jthe Mt. Hood postotUce. unless
tbe pen n delibeuitely closes bia eyes
while passing aliug tbe read.
At the top of Booth bill and near
tbe rotd eta be seen the tasfern end
ot 18 acres of new orchard owned by
Mr. Hageu, if Portland. The old
and new orcbar !a of J. P. Hillstrom
adjoin this on the south Son.e of the
30 acres ot the Elppa Orchard com
pany can be seen through the trees
intervening. Tbe holding-, of B Jen
sen iu tbe Fame neighborhood should
be mentioned, attbougb not visible
from tbe road. J. M. Lenz bas 10
aores of new treea and some'in bear
ing. Clone ty are 10 acres owned by
B. Strauhal, not visible
Next comes F. M. Ireland with 10
aores in plain sight and tbe old Au
bert place, present owner unknown
to me, with another 10. Also eight
aores owned by Mr. Laughton is close
at band. J. K. Steele bus at least rive
Hcres of new and bearing treea In full
view, and a little farther on are 15
acrea of trees, some ot which are in
bearing, many pioliflo grape vines
and several acres of strawberries be
longing to L. Nex. Tbe old Tieman
aud Baldwin place have many old
trees, as well aa large new orchards
all in view of the road, as are also
those ot Patereau, Slauton, Dumas
aud Ruhnke. E. C. Miller's 15 acres
of fruit tieea and strawberries are
plainly to be seen, although not close
to tbe road, ibe large amount of bay
being out by Mr. DuUleld on tbe
Uubnke place should be mentioned
both tor quantity and quality. The
20 aores of young orohard and three
acres ot strawberries belonging to J.
L. Langille are on the opposite side
aud In full view, and adjoining tbem
ou the south are 10 acres of bearing
und uew trees and strawberries along
ine roan Deiongiog to H. Kusb. S.
A. Del men has six aores already pre
pared tor planting to treea aud ber
ries this tall, at tbe road side. Paul
Aubert has a large orchard of new and
bearing tiees extending to tbe road
across from the postoUice, as has also
J. Vaut biers.
Tbe commercially successful orch
ards owned by Messrs. Cooper, Edick,
Sandmau, Lurwood, Dimmiok and
others must certaiuly have been view
ed by the Glacier representative sod
others In tbe automobile, and are
surely large enough to be worthy of
mentiou, at least in such an article as
that writteu last week.
In all cases the orchards are well
kept, mid it ions and improvements are
constantly being made and the deter
mination to make the eastern side of
the upper valley the equal or superior
of niiv other section is everywhere
present, there is much more that
might be said, Mr. Editor, but I will
close with the suggestion that your
representative make this trip again.
Yours truly,
Mt. Hood Development League,
by 11. B. Langille.
There are many imitations of He
Witt's Carliolized Witch Hazel Salve.
hut just one original. Sold by Keir &
l H88.
Mnst Step High at Can von City.
Tbe hot weather has drawn tbe nails
from tbe sidewalks so that in many
naeea iu own me Heads stick up
iruui a quarter to a unit men, mukiua
it uncomfortable for those wbo have
tbe habit ot shambling along. Either
the population will have to get tbe
habit of stepping high or tbe town
marshal will have to get out with his
hammer. -Blue Mountain Eagle.
Motlee to Contractors.
Sealed bids for new toilet en ii in.
meut for Pleasantvlew school will be
received up to noon of the Cth dRy of
.'UlgUSC, 1UUH,
Plaus and specifications can be seen
at tbe office ot tbe dibtiict clerk.
Dated July 27, 1008.
A W (Inthunlr
Clerk of Distriot JSo. 3, Hood Kiver
uouuty, Oregon.
MOSIER
.Fruit Lands.
in large or small tracts. Some very good
land at low prices at present. Good
growing community. Six miles east of
Hood Uiver. Also homesteads and re
linquishments. Parties wishing to buy
win uo wen to writi or see
GEO. CHAMBERLAIN
Mirier Oregon
HAZELWOOD
Special Ice Cream
Calendar
C. P. Ross, Agent
Season of 1908. Special Prices made on
Application.
Plain Ice Cream
Vanila; Strawoerry, Chocolate, Lemon,
Orange, Banana, Pineapple, Pistachio,
Rose, and Piach, Apricot and Raspberry
in season.
Special Icq Cream
ArGI'STlli-Specia! Brick Layers of
Pineapple, Strawberry and Risoiit
Mousse,
AUGUST i!3 Special Brick-Layers of
Caramel, Vanilla and Struwlierry Ice
Cream. Special Bulk Caramel Ice
Cream.
AUGUST .10-Mousse.
-Special Brick Prune
HARNESS AND SADDLES
And All Kinds of
Harness Goods, Carriage Trimmings, Blankets
and Robes.
Tents, Awnings and Wagon Covers
George Irvine
Successor to S. J. Frank
i;-i-,'v
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The Steamer T. J. Potter leaves Portland every
morning except Saturday and Sunday at8:30o'elock
Saturday only at 2 o'clock P. M. Remember the
Summer rate on the O. R.. (EL N. is $6.55 'roul
Hood River, Ore., to all North Reach point8 and
return; good until September.
North Iicach iu a famous, beautiful place the most perfect beach on the
whole North Coast. There are accommodations galore at prices to suit
all tastes ; camping facilities without equal perfect bathing conditions;
all sorts of amusements and diversions. Come, have a good rest and a
jolly time. Let us Bend you our new summer book and tell you all about
North lleach.
J. H. FREDICY, Local Agent, Hood River, Oregon
WM. McMURRAY,
General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon.
THE ICC CREAM OF QUALITY
S wet land's
Famous Ice Cream
vSpecial Prices on Orders
Hood River Ag'ents
TOMPKINS BROS.
Creating a Reserve
Is not difficult once you start to save your
money systematically. Rut if you ever expect to
be independent financiallv through your own
efforts you must make the start. Money saved
and put away safely will protect you from
misfortune and prepare you to take advantage
of opportunities that will surely come to you.
Funding the capital of your working years
Insures Your Future
Rut 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 find 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
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
HOOD ..IVER, OREGON.
...Hood Tver's leading Druggist...
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Filling Prescriptions o
Wilh Pino Dings with ealisfaction to
Ih.Hi patient and physician is assured if
.vou leae your prescription with us.
We have gained a reputation for relia
bility by supplying
Pure Fresh Drugs
In nil our prescriptions. When you
bring your prescriptions here you are
sine of ideal eervice.JJJS!
THfc GLACItR PHARMACY, CHAs. n. clarke
THE DRUGGIST
HOOD RIVER, OREGON