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STUDENTS
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It would be a lot easier to write an advertise­
ment on the subject of WILLS If we were not
interested. You see, when we serve an ad­
ministrator of an estate or examiner of a will,
we get a small fee for this service; the
amount Is fixed by law and Is the sarhe
whether an Individual or a bank handles an
estate. That fact naturally makes any reader
think we are advertising for business, and,
of coure we are, but If we were not Interested
we certainly would want to tell everyone
who has property In any substantial amount
that he ought to make a Will and that the
very best time to do it Is RIGHT NOW.
COMPANY
SLOAT CATCHES A
Now Buying
Winter Neills and Anjou Pears
and Early Variety Apples
We are also in the market for other varieties.
SCHOOL FAIR TO BE
SATURDAY EVENT
TO ELECT TONIGHT
Attention Please!
TTH the opening of schools and incoming
of transient harvesters, we are again
confronted with our annul! health prob­
lems in Hood River County. Last year
we had two extra nurses on special
patrol duty far about two months, with excellent
results. This year Mrs. R om Rose and Miss
Gladys Bench are the Special Nunes, assisting
our regular County Health Nurse, Miss Carleton,
and they are making regular and frequent visits
to schools and to camps where transients congre­
gate. *, The cooperation of every employer is
earnestly solicited. Report arrivals of transients
with children immediately so that the greatest
care may be taken in preventing possible epidem­
ics. Let us try this season to better any pre­
vious health record in the County.
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DUCKWAUL
FRANZ BUILDING
Second Floor
Phone 3531
HEALTH ASSOCIA
Representatives from every txhool
district of the county, here Saturday
for the annual institute of the Hood
River County Health Aaaociation,
pledged themselvea to work toward pre­
vention of contagious dlaeaaca among
school children. Those who addressed
the meeting wete: Harold Ilerwhner,
president of the body; Mrs. Glendora
Blakely, state advisory nurse; County
Judge J. H. Jeffrey; B. J. Moore, treaa
uror of the association; Rev. Schuyler
Pratt. Mrs. A. L. Anderson. Mrs. L. D.
Boyed, Mrs. Percy F. Bucklin; County
School Superintendent J. W. Crites,
Mrs. Sadie Orr Dunbar, executive sec­
retary of the Oregon Antl-Tiiberculoala
aaaociatlan; and Miss Lola Carlton,
county health nurse.
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Hood Rivi
REUNION SATURDAY
FORUM SPEAKER
MEYER (Q. SMITH
Hood Hirer chamber of com-
obaerved Constitution Week
CONSTITUTION PRO­
GRAM FRIDAY NIGHT