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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 20, 1908)
Sour HOOD RIVBK QLAOIEH THURSDAY AUQUBT 20, 1908. CORRESPONDENCE ODELL. Clinton W .oil In Luililiiig new burn at tbe bouie of bU pttrente, Mr. ml Mm. A. Wood. I". K. Stranii, of the ItoKue river talley country, a bere Saturday for vUit with relHtlvea and lriudn. He ih8 a Rood position In that valley. Mr. Strang reports tbo tale of a 10 ere tract or liogue rier valley laud at 1000 per aero. Woi. Lenz came Id from a bunt last week, baviDg ateured Hue game, ao 11 point buck. J. J. Krumenachnr expecti aoou to build a bouae on bin 10 Hire tract. V. ( Khrck, of Portland, wai heie Saturday and Kunduy for a Uit with bin parent, Mr. and Mre. Kbrck. W. C. baa a good portion in Portland. A home owned by Zelliir Iiroa. died laat week from Injurlea received in a barbed wiie feuce. Tbe borne bled to death tetore a veterinary surgeon ar rived. A very unfortunate accldeut and one which will prove quite expen sive to tbe ownots, at a horte as Rood as tbe one lost is not bought for a book. 'Ilioe wbose boinei aie near Odell, who bad 'phones under the Home sys tem, have with perhaps a single ex ception been connected witb Odell central, new switch board having been lottalled in tbe borne of J. U. Laffeity with Mrs. Lufferty as central. The Ladies' Aid Society of Odell met at the borne of Mrs. Alice Poole last Friday afternoon, tbe meeting baring been called for tbe transaction of necessary bufllnewH. Matteis ot which notice may be given later were discussed and plant made for future work. W. L. Carnes bnd so far recovered from injuries received in a runaway two weeks before hh to be lit the Odell atore jHbt Haturdny evening. Mrs. L. 11. Wilson and sod, WIul flold, and dmigbterH, Kdua, Kittle and Kthel, went to Ureen Point Tuesday of luet week for huckleberries, but I be rain drove them borne the uext day. Wm. Khrck was a delegate to tbe good roads meeting In Portland last week. He reports a good uttendance iiud Hood Kiver county well repre sented. If your correspondent has been properly iuformed tbe new herd law went into elfect August 15 (lust Sat , unlay) and all owners of live stock ' should advise themselves ot tbe pro viuiona of said law and be governed accordingly. Mr. and Mrs. Koswell Shell y, ot Cation, Wash., were business visitors about Odell last Suturday. Mr. Shel ley left orders tor work that Is to be continued until all that is uncleared of tbe ti act north of Odell store and owned by Shelley & Sou baa been cleared and set to trees, liuildiug aites will be left with native trees standing. K. T. Folts was out near Odell try ing bis Oldsinobile the latter part of the week. (. W. Smith is remodeling bis barn and contemplates building a band some residence. Mis. Iousa wishes to rent a h use for the winter, as she will teach tbe primary room of Odell scbo'il and wihhea to make her homo near the school house during the term. H. L. Klomer and bride are expect ed here within a week. Mr. Kleiner has been visiting at the home of bis father in Faribault, Minn., for some time. Ills marriuge was to have oc curred Wednesday, August 12. H. S, Ualllgan went to Vancouver and Portland, via the North liank road, last Thursday. Mrs. O'Conuer and Mist O 'Conner are hero from St. Paul for a visit with Mrs. O'Connor's daughter, Mrs. Oscar Venderhilt at th beautiful borne kuown as "lionluh bund." L. I), lloyeil Ih contractor for the E. J. Vouug buugalow Bnd cold stor age plant, both now being erected in Hood Kiver. O. 11. Khoads, Louis lthouda and J. M. Shelley returned Monday from a week's bunt. Ralph It. Lewis, forest rauger. was down last week for supplier Mr. and Mrs O. K- iiowerniao and sou, Irwin, bad frenu rip strawber ries and cream lot dinner Sunday. Tbe berries grew on plant that were sent out as runners from the old plants, took root, blossomed and bore fruit wbich ripened. Ho much for 1 1 tod river valley, aided by irriga tion. Mr. Hagey Is able to be out, after having been tery seriously ill of rueaslea. Mrs. Williams, sixtar of W. A. and Douglas Lock mun, visited relatives here a few days last week and left Hood Kiver Haturdny. After visiting a sister at Nampa, Idabo, she will re turn to ber borne. BELMONT. Mr. Forey, cousin if Mrs. Parrell, baa goue back to fresco, Iowa, be fore leaving be purchased 10 acres of tbe Stauifer place and will return with bis family. Mr. Williams Is going to build on tbe place he lately bought of O. D. Woodworth. Mias iiess lseuberg returned to Portland, after a weeVa visit with tbe home folks. Howard lseuberg spent Sonday at bouie. Mist Pearl Eby is visiting in Port land. Mr. Dolmen aud lamily pre going to move to tbe Arnold place Mi. Klliott and family have moved on the Colton rancb. Mist Ida Neal returned from the Kast Side Sunday. Mrs. Williams, of Oregon City, is visiting ber brother, W 11. Warreu. Mrs C. P. Morrill is enjoying a visit with ber mother, Mrs. Mai ion Johnstone, ol Clackamas; also ber sit ter, Mrs. Cramer, of Portland. Mias Marie Somerville returned from ber viait last Tuesday While away she viaited in Omaha, Lexiugton and Coard, Nebraska, liuker City and Dufur, Oregon, but says there is no plaoe at nice at Hood Kiver. Mias Leua Isonbsrg goes to Portland and Forest Urove tbia week on a visit to trieuda and relatives. Ernest lilalook left Wednesday for tbe harvest tieldi. Miss Pearl lilalook leaves Thursday for Orass Valley to visit a sister. Mr. and Mrs. Tipton, Mrs. Andrews and daughter, of Oak (Jrove dUtiict, attended moruitig services at Mel uiont. Mr. and Mrs. Iiameey spent a week camping at middle forks. Ask them bow many Ush tbey caught. It will make you smile when you bear the number. The Ladles' Aid met at Summer nook, the home of Mrs. Somerville, last Friday afternoon and elected olll cers for tbe year I'M). Preaideut, Mrs. Somerville; vice-president, Mrt. Ord wny; secretary, Mrs. Hodges; assist ant secretary, Mrs. Sherrlb; treasurer, Mrs. Church. Refreshments were serveJ by tbe hostess. A very pleat ant afternoon was spent by all present. DUKES VALLEY. We were visited by a shower of rain last week, wbioh was expected at this time of the year. Dave Salsbury, who whs operated on for appendicitis at The Dalles, Is home again, but veiy weak yet aud we hope he will soon be well again. Sumner Cameron la visitlug bis brothers, J, A.. I. li. and M. A. Cameron. Sumner left Oregon eight years ago aud went tc Illinois, where be has been been going to school and now be returns to Oregon to make bis future home and seek bis fortune. i' F. Massey is building a baru on bis place. The people of Dukes Valley were very much surprised on the 7th of this mouth when tbe ead news was telephoned tout that John Murphy, the son of O. W. Murphy, whs to be buried in the Pine (Ircve cemetery at 2 o'clock. Tbe young man was drown ed in Eagle creek, uear liartou, Ore., while bathing. Mr. Murphy is an old settler in Dukes Valley, as he ouoe took a homestead hero. He sold out, weut to liartou and bought propeity there. Mr. and Mrt. Murphy anil family have the sympathy of all the people in Dukes Valley in tbelr sorrow. Tbe public la hereby notified that tbe road going from here to (Jilhooley mountain is closed and tbe people are notified not to tear cpen tbe fence on tbe J. P. Thornseo plaoe. Tbe Columbia Lumber Co., of Ibe Dalles, are loading their luinbtr on oars at Pukes valley station, riom where it is shipped to Tbe Dalles. J. O. Cameron baa bit Drat cutting of bay baled, which amounted to U.S.' tout, 1615 pounds. WmTEnBALMON. (Prom Enterprise.) Geo. Pyatt and Elmer Weldon, of Pine Plat, went to Hood Kiver last Tuesday to purchase fruit trees for fail planting. Edward Hunt and bit beautiful bride, of Hoed Kiver, spent a very pleasant time last Saturday and Sun day with the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. 11. S. Hall, or tuis oily W. A. Uogue went to Hood Kiver Tuesday to assist Frank Kurlinginie in building the large apple hmido. John II. Cinder went to Stevenson Tuesday to take chsrgo of the Pionnr for si few weeks wbile tbe editor of that paper attends the fair at Spokane. R. E. Ware was in to see ut last Tuesday. Mrs. Ware's mother and sister were lo tbe great Ore at Fernie and they have uot been beard from since tbe oatastrophe. We hope that tbey are not among the misniug. M. C. Martin shows two apples that measured twelve Indies an uud, grown on bis three-year-old trees. This cer tainly proves tbut there is uo Oner orchard land to be found in tbe valley tban where these flue specimens grtw. A. C. Fund bad a narrow escape early this week wbile hauling lumber to Hingen. Ibe brake on tbe wagon broke and the team run down that long bill witb 2.151 feet of lumbei. Charlie jumied from the wagon when he saw that It way impossible to stop tbe team. Tbe wagou was tern up and tbe team received some Injuriec O. K. Hall aud wife are spending this week with Mr. Ahreu. west of town. Mr. Hall is manager of the American Type Founders' com puny at Portland aud owns a little isunb ueer Husum. He says that wbeu be wauts a good rest where be can least bis eyes on beautiful scenery tbere is no plaoe like the White Salmon valley. C. E. Perry, superintendent uf tbe Christian uud Missionaiy Alliance, will preach iu tbe Oak Urove hall, Crapper district, on Sunday evuniug, August 2:1, ut 8 o'clock. MOUNT HOOD. Mrs. Laura Sitton and two child ren, of Auburn, Wash., are visiting at the home of her uncle, M. II. Craft, of Sky rarch. Donald Frasier, of Hood Kiver, Ih spending the week with the family ct bia unolo, E. Miller. A party of campers consisting of tbo Coopers, Millers, liayleya aud Chan Thomas, Joo Hess, Cbas. Jonet aud Ilollis lluutingtou weut to Lust lake Friday. The Mortous and Miss Morgan, their guest, and tbe Puddya odiie borne from tbe lake Saturday. Chas. Macintosh passed through Mt. Hood Saturday witb a load of household goods golug to bis home stead over by Lava mountain. The family came Monday by way of Dee. A party of merry campers weut to Lost lake Monday. The party consist ed ot May, 1 'utile and Johnnie Coop er, Lottie and Olerina Wilson, Harry Kood and Orvilie Knox. Will Cribble and two brothers left Monday night for Tb Dalles to visit their sitter, Mrs. Minnie Cooper, who is very siok. 0. fi. C. TakTs Up Koaalluilillntr. It is uot generally known that the engineering department of the Agri cultural College has been giviug roud building a groat deal of attention. It is tbo intention to add instructors to this department, go into road ouilii- lug extensively aud as soon as powsi ble give tbe people ot Oregon infor oration that will result greatly to the improvement of tbe state's highways. A. S. Martiu and Tbos. 11. Brown, officials of the Rex Spray oompauy. ot Omaha, Neb., were at Hood Kiver Friday in connection witb their busi ness. DID HOOD RIVER LOSE NEW INDUSTRY? W. F. LARAWAY'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. -:- -:- -:- No om can offer batter goods nor battwr prices Inspect our Storm before purchasing R. E. LARAWAY, Manager Fine Toilet 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. KEIR & CASS SMITH BLOCK RELIABLE DRUGGISTS According to The Dalles Chronicle Hold River bad been selected by offi cials of tb Rex Spray compsny for tbe erection of large spray plant, but were weaued away front it by the so perior charms of our sister city. Tbe Chronicle lays: 'Thomas li. Drown, of Omaha, vice president, and A. 8. Martin, of Portland, field manager for tbe Pad do coast territory, of tbe Km com pany, manufacturers of a lime and sulphur solution for the eprayiug of trees aud vines, were here this week looking over locations In view of es tablishing a branch factory in Tbe Dalles. "The main plant of tbe company is located at Omaha. Branches have al ready been ettnbliahed ut North Vaki ma. Wash , Veuetin, Calif., and Wen atobee, Waal:. Tbe busiue-s of tbe Rex company is expanding so rapidly that ita officials deem it necessary to branch nut iuto tbis territory and es tablish another plant. Messrs. Brown and Martin came up from Portland tbe first of the week to look for a lo cation at ilood River. After visiting that oity tbey decided to locate tbore and came to Tbe Dalles to visit some of their customers, not with tbe idea of loklog for a location for tbe branch factory beie. Tbe meu spcut tbiee daa In this city and vicinity, and visited tbe Hue fruit oiobards outside of tbe oily. After see ing tbe line orchards aud farms be tbey began to open their eyes aud consider whether or not tbey had not been too hasty in selecting Hood Kiv er for a location and upon further investigation of conditions here tbey actioully decided to give up tbb idea of establishing tbe plant down the river and build tbe factory In 'Ibe Dalles iOHtesd. 'Mr. Martin and 1 did not come up to Tbe Dalles this week with any intention of eataUiF.hiug our plant in tbis city,' said Mr. Hrowu to a Chronicle reporter yesterday. 'We decided some time ago to brauob out in tbis territory aud visited Hood Kiver witb tbe idea of finding a loca tion for tbe factory there. Every thing seemed satisfactory iu that city and while we did not decide upon tbe exact location there we decided to huiid tbe uew plant at Hood River. " 'We have a few customers for our spray here iu The Dalles and came on up here fro ' Hood River merely to call on them. They were kind enough to take us out iuto tbe country to see the fruit orchards and aL. once we saw many reasons why it would be more advantageous to establish tbe plant here. " 'I have vlHited all the good fruit diatriuts of the United Slates, ut least all the gjod apple districts. Wbeu it comes to cultivation of tbe same, well 1 opeued my eyes wbeu 1 saw the soil iu which tbe trees are grown here and the manner in which it is being cultivated. In tbis respect tbe fruit growers iu tbis locality have them all beaten, Tbo soil is wonder ful and the orchards look like gardeus. " 'We oonsidor the possibilities of tbe district around tbis city so much greater than down tbe river that we have practically deoided to build tbe plant in Tbe Dulles. Of course tbe other officials of tbe oompauy will have a voice in the matter, but I am sure they will decide cn this city as a location upon our recommendation, for we Und the conditions most favor able by far here. We looked over lo cutions here in tbe oity, but have ar rived at no definite conclusion wbere tbe plant would be erected.' " "The proposed plant lo this clty'will cost between $35, 000 and $40,000. It will give employment to about 20 men. That the Rex officials should decide to locale their factory elsewhere aud come here witb no idea of Tbe Dalles as a location uud then after viewing local conditions decide that it would be more advantageous to build tbe plant here Is cue of tbe highest ooni plimenta ever paid this locality as a fruit growing country. The fruit lauds here speak for themselves, dem onstrating that when it comes to rais ing fruit, apples in particular, they are tbe peer of any district in tbe whole country." State Fair September 14-19. Besides the large exhibit that tbe Oregon Agricultural College wfll make ut tbe Oregon state fair t Salem, September 14 to 11) next, tbe officers of that institution have arranged to give tbe fair visitors some special en tertainment each day. Each after noon the commodious auditorium ad joining tbe main pavilion will be darkened aud from its platform differ ent members ol the faculty will give lectures illustrated by stereopticon views pertaining to their respective departments at tbe college, all of which have a bearing on the agricul tural industries ot the state. I ridty, the Ut'th day of the fair, has been set asido us "Agricultural College" day aud speci.il eftoits will be made to have this the most important occasion of the eutne week. Ibe Oregon Agri cultural College has the leputation ot being one of the leading educational institutions on the Pacitlo coest aud its participation in the program of tin fair shows that Its president and his co workers fully eppreoiate that the fair is a worthy cause wbiob has been a great factor in tbe state's de velopment. Itlir Price for Med ford Fruitlaud. The Lewis orchard deal of a few days ago has set tbe real estate aud orchard men guessing again at tbe possibilities of fruit culture iu the Kogue Kiver valley, and its profits, says the Telegram. Men from the fruit belt of Colorado are tbe oontrol ing spirits in tbe purchase of tbe C. II. T.pu,l orchards, cnmnrieiiiis Hi Hcrea, 1 cated between Pboenix mid Medford, nud set to apples uud 1 earp. lor a total onm-idcrHt ion f tMCO.OCO, or nhnnt ftir ner acre. Most of the tract Ih iiikt comina iuto benrinj. nnd srme uf it iv suld to have returned $2000 iu fruit per acre Jurt season. These figures sound "fishy," but tbey are alleged to he gospel, and can be the more readily believed when it is stated that Mt. Lewis holds the world's record for the highest price ever obtained In the New Vork mar kets for pears. C.E. Wbistler, on of the purchas ers, baa been a resident of Ashland for a number of months since coming here from Colorado, wbere be has seen improved fruit land jump from $1000 to tJOOO, and even 4j00. per acre in selling value, and doubtless expects to see tb same ooudition p re rail in tbe Rogue liver valley, be hind Mr. Whistler in the enterprise is Mr. Clark, a wealthy Coloraduan. wbo la ei reeled to have the controlling In terest la the corporation, wbicb will be formed to operate tbe extensive property jnst purcbssed. John D. Ol well, well known lo tbe orchard in dustry of tbia valley, is ulso associated in the proj'ct witb tbe new owoera of tbe Lewis orchards. 1 ME BUSINESS COLLEGE WASHINGTON AND TENTH STREETS PORTLAND. OREGON WRITE FOR CATALOG lft pi'iif Yon in a Good Position A I'nlque Double Wedding. On Wednesday morning, August 12, four of Hood River's prominent youug people left on an early train tor a jaunt, concerning wbicb only few ot their most iutimate friends were aware. Tbe party consisted of Carl C. Jentzen and Miss Emma 11. Prigge and Herman 11. Pregge and Miss Margaret Jantzen. t-'rom Ilood Kiver tbey went to Portland, wbere tbey took the 11 o'cloock train to Forest Urove end be-e the secret ot their trip was made known when Rev. C. F. Clapp, tbe Congregational mis oirter who bss for more tban 18 years been tbe super iuteudent of missions for Oregon, opened bis spacious par lors, and at 3 o'clock united tbe two couples in matrimony. Only a few interested friends were preseut. Both Mr. Jautzen and Mr. Pregge are well known as successful farmers and apple growers at Hood River and tbeir brides are beautiful and accom plished ladies of the practical kind. A single ceremony uaited both cou ples and light refreshments were after ward served to tbe few friend pres ent. An afternoon train whirled tbem back again to Portland, wbere tbey spent a few days, after which tbey went to the seaside. Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas. Mrs. E iznbeth Thomas, aged 48 vears, died at her borne at Mosier Friday, Auguttt 14. Mrs. Thomas is survived by a family ot several chil dren Tbe funeral wai held at Mosier Suuday. August 1G, tbe Rev. Stork officiating and interment was in the Mosier cemetery. MAKE YOUR OWN STOCK POODS 6Y 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 Horse. Cattle, Sheep, Swine and Fowls. Thev arc made from the active principle or the condenaed essence of the drug. Tbey don't contain Sawdust, Ashes, Chop Feed or Braa. Are Just as good when 10 years eld aa when 10 days old. They comply with all pare dmt laws. Ask for and try once SKIDOO Condition Tablets, or SKIDOO Worm, Kidney, Chickea Cholera. Blister, Cathartic, Heave. Fev , Hot Cholera, Distemper, Pink Eye, Colic tablets or Loose Powder, Spavin nre or Barb Wire Liniment. Distributed by THE BLUE BELL MEDICINE CO.. Incorporated; Capital Stock iJUO.OuO.OO; Watertown, South Dakota. U. S. A. For Sale by Hanna & Perigo. Offers 81,000 Reward. After baviug employed detectives for several mouths lo locate, if possi ble, tbe peisous wbo were guilty of Ibe destruction of their flume the Farmers Irrigation company and Business Men's Association of Hood Kiver have offered a reward of 91,000 for tbeir detection and conviction, tbe notice whlob tbe company baa issued reads as follows: ?1,000 REWARD. Tbe board of directors of tbe Farm ers Irrigating company will pay 8750 and tbe Business Men's Association of Hood River $250 for evidence ueo eaearr to convict the person or per sons wbo blew up tbe flume of this oompany with powder, or some other explosive, near Chas. Reed's resi dence on June i:i, 1008. Auy persons who can furnish suoh evideuoe that will load to the conviction of tbe per petrator or perpetrators of this out rage will report to M. 11. Niokelsen, secretary of the board of directors, at bis borne in Hood Riier. M. 11. Nickelsen, Secretary Farmers Irrigating Company There arc many imitations of He- Witt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve, but just one original. Sold by Keir & Cass. New Itaptittt Church at White ttalmon Last Sunday the new baptist cburob building in tbis city was dedionted by Rev. A. M. Allen, of Spokane. Tbe house wasoiowded both morning aud eveniug, as all tbe other church ser vces in town bad courteously given way on this special occasion, ev. Allen delivered two interesting dis course', at 11 a. in., from Acts, 346, and in tbe evening from Luke, 19-10. Ho was assisted in the services by Kev. J. B late, A. E. McBride and Kev. Hilton. Excellent musto was rendered by tbe choir witb Mies Byrne as organist. The church was appropriately decorated witb potted plants and cut flower i. aud a motto, "welcome." Three new members were received at tbe night meeting. Tbe building, wbiob is a neat $1200 structure on West Jewett avenue, is a credit to the church orgnnizatiou and an-ornanieut to tbe town. An effort was made at the morning service to raise sufficient money to discharge the remaining indebtedness on it, witb the result that $223 waa pledged and a collection taneu amounting to $18 27. Enterprise. MOSIER .Fruit Lands. in lare or small tracts. Some very good land at low rrices at nresent. Good growing community. Six miles east of Hood Krver. Also homesteads and re linquishment. Parties wishing to buy win ao wen 10 wriu 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; ?trawoerry, Chocolate, Lemon, Orange, Banana, Pineapple, Pistachio, Hose, and Pinch, Apricot and Raspberry iu season. Special Ice Cream AUGUST 23 Special Brick Layers of Caramel, Vanilla and Strawlierry Ice Cream. Special Bulk Caramel Ice Cream. AUGUST 30 Special Mousse. Rrick Prune HARNESS AND SADDLES And All Kinds of Harness Goods, Carriage Trimmings, Blankets and Robes. Tents, Awnings and Wagon Cover?, George Irvine Successor to S. J. Frank It's easy to reach North Beach Tuko Stem hit POTTER from Portland Passengers are now transferred to thfl railroad at MEGLER fourteen miles up the Columbia Kiver from Ilwaco. This eliminates the necessity of steamers waiting for the tide, and insures prompt arid regular summer service The Steamer T. J. Potter leaves Portland every morning except Saturday and Sunday at 8:30 o'clock Satui day only at 2 o'clock P. M. Ilemember the Summer rate on the O. R.. G& N. is $6.55 from Hood Kiver, Ore., to all North Keach points and return; good until September. North Reach iu a fauiuue, beautiful place the nioet perfect beach on the whole North Const. There are accommodations galore at prices to suit all task's; catiipin)!; incilities without equal perfect bathing conditions; all sorts of amusements arnl diversions. Come, have a good rest and a jolly time. Let us semi you our now summer book and tell you all about North Reach. , J. H. FREDICY, Local Agent, Hood River, Oregon WM. McMLRRAY, General Passenger Aent, Portland, Oregon. THE ICC CREAM OF QUALITY weiiana s Famous Ice Cream Special Prices on Orders Hood River Agents TOMPKINS BROS. Creating: a Reserve j Is not difiicult once you start to save your money systematically. But if you ever expect to bo independent financiiallv 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 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 in our Savings Department. Give us the op portunity and we will aid you to make your money earn more money. rasaiSlBlBlBBBMMIinsBlBIBlBeaMaMlM sMMISBJlMsSMkHBBMiacjjHa The Firs! National Bank HOOD til VblR, OREGON, ...Hood River's Leading Druggist... ( Filling Prescriptions 0 A W 7 ' fir 5 y:lV'i-u l'''"' IHirh with f.alilaclin to ' ii l. i c your ni.MTi.tion U8. Ne ln.vv jrnineil a reputation for rHja luiity , Mi.i'ying Pure Fresh Drugs Li all our pieriitions When you l"iigyoiir ircfcritions hero yon av ?nre f i.leai ser-ice. THE GLACItR PHARMACY, CHAs. n. clarke ' THE DRUGGIST ? J j "uuu kiver, OREGON
