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"WE STARTED RIGHT 

 AND WE ARE RIGHT" 



6458 Acres 



IN OUR ENTERPRISE 



4178 Acres 



AliL IN APPLES 



Nine miles continuous rows of trees, 

 the largest apple orchard ever planted. 



All are one, two and three years 

 old; the two and three year old all 

 sold, amounting to over 3,000 acres. 



We are now offering our one year 

 at terms to suit you. 



We give five years', from date of 

 planting, free care. Our company is 

 unlike others in the feature of stay- 

 ing with our purchasers after the free 

 care period. Our plans make our in- 

 terests mutual; we all work together 

 for the interest of all. 



Our Booklet will give you a simple 

 statement of our dealings and meth- 

 ods. Write us for information. 



DUrUft ORCHARD COMPANY 



Northwestern Bank Building 

 Portland, Oregon 



The 



First 



National 



Bank 



Hood River, Oregon 



Capital and Surplus 

 $135,000 



4', Interest Paid on Savings 

 and Term Deposits 



F. S, STANLEY, President 

 E. 0. BLANCHAR, Cashier 



Established 1900 



LESLIE BUTLER, President 

 TRUMAN BUTLER, Vice President 

 C. H. VAUGHAN, Cashier 



Butler Banking Company 



HOOD RIVER, OREGON 



Capital fully paid .... $100,000.00 



INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS 



We give special attention to good Farm Loans 



If you have money to loan we will find you good real estate security, or if 



you want to borrow we can place your application in good hands, and we 



make no charge for this service. 



THE OLDEST RANK IN HOOD RIVER VALLEY 



LADD & TILTON BANK 



Established 1859 Oldest Bank on the Pacific Coast 



PORTLAND, OREGON 



Capital $1,000,000.00 



Surplus 1,000,000.00 



Onicers 

 W. M. Ladd, President R. s. Howard, Jr.. Assistant Cashier 



Edward Cookingham, Yice President J. W. Ladd, Assistant Cashier 



\V. H. Dunckley, Cashier Walter M. Cook, Assistant Cashier 



ISTEREST PAID 0\ TIME DEPOSITS ASD SAVINGS ACCOUNTS 



Accounts of banks. Arms, corporations and individuals solicited. Travelers' checks for 

 sale, and drafts issued available in all countries of Europe. 



Sflling Daily .luiie 1 In Sepleniber H(l 



Excursion 

 Tickets 



To the East and Return from the 

 Pacific Northwest via 



Northern 

 Pacific 

 Railway 



Minneapolis |6n.0(» 



St. Paul 60.00 



Duhith 60.00 



Superior 60.00 



Chicago 72.50 



Milwaukee 72.50 



Winnipeg 60.00 



St. Louis 70.00 



Kansas Citj- 60.00 



Omaha 60.00 



Xe^y York 108.50 



Philadelphia . .. 108.50 



Boston 110.00 



Washington 107.50 



Pittsburgh 91.50 



And relatively low fares to 

 all other Eastern point.s. 



Advise what points you wish to reach 

 and we will advise you rates. A letter 

 or postal will receive our best atten- 

 tion. 



Westbound Colonist Fares 



September 24 — October 8 

 Ask about them. 



A. D. CHARLTON, A.G.P.A. 

 Portland, Oregon 



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