The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-08-17

1 NALLiSs
This bank claims by right lead
ing placesin these pages, as it is an
institution which is a great credit
to our city and is doing a large and
increasing volume of business. 1t
Is one of the soundest and most lib
orally patronizsd banks for city
of this sizs in the state, and it is an
important factor in the prosperity
of our city and community. Only
the sa fest kind of banking is trans
acted by these gentlemen, and they
realizs that the officials of bank
must be especially careful in all
their dealings for theirs is a sacred
trust, indeed. The growth and de-
velopment of this bank is matter
of local pride and every inducement
is offered our people to open ac
counts, whether the amounts be
large or small; and 1is bank has
ample resources to make loans to
its customers. g.
The officials are men Of honor, of
marked financial capacity, and no
worthy movement for the benefit Of
the community ever appeals TO them
in vain. The bank was established
in 1890 and is capitalized at $50.-
600. This, bank having safely
protected the fnancial interests ol
its customers through the several
psnics of the last two decades, mer.
its careful consideration.
The ofhcials are M. S. Woodcock
president; c. E Moore, vice. presi
dent; Walter T. WIles, cashier
George E. Lilly, assistant cashier
and c. F. Wiles, director. 1t ii
with pleasure we reward this banl
l a high place in these columns.
HOTEL CoRvALLIs-J. c. HAMMEL
i PROPRIETOR.
4 The luxury and magnihcence o
7 this house would open the eyes o
( the most fastidious Fastener ant
4 he would marvel indeed to find il
& a town of this size on the Pacif
& Coast such we'll appointed, larg
4 and altogether superb caravansary
4 1t is an imposing brick structure
\ occupying the best location in tn
4 city, and nothing that the most lux
y urious guest could desire is lacking
q 1t has been under new management
\ since last October and no expens
z was spared in remodeling, fttin
4 and furnishing the entire establish
4 ment ard excellent taste, and
Il thorough knowledge of up-to-dat
y high class hotel requirements hav
& been shown throughout.
y A word should be said concern
& ing the home-like atmosphere of th
y place, despite the luxury, and th
e guest is made to feel at ease imm,
n Idiately on crossing the threshold {
Y this establishment and nothing
II left undone to cater to the slighte
n desire. The service is promp
z couteous and, obliging. The tab
would suit an epicure and the be
: markets are ransacked by Mr.. Han
Il mel to place before his patrons Il
Y most tempting dainties and finest v
ands. Nothing is too good to |
! placed before his guests and the Sc
vice is on par with the SUMPTION
J ness of the table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hammel. the POI
ular host and hostess, have the ia
ulty of handling to its perfe
satisfaction the tourist and travelin;
( as well as town custom. Persona
: ly they are of pleasant addres
y suave, and believe in deeds rath
\ than words, preferring to let the
\ record speak for itself. Mr.. Har
\ mel has been in the West for
= years and was prominent represe
!. tative of the numbering business f
Z a number of years. His 1ocati
q here is source of congratulation
q the people and we would add th
II Hotel Corvallis is headquarters f
x the travelling and transient trade
Z Newport, and the touists who ha
ldEO1Cd oil OfOl tuC " OSty ldk
y pleasure in saying a good word t
d this house.
" AMBLER & WA TIERS, REAL EsTA
NJ To our many readers We poi
% with pride to this enterprisipg re
M ty firm. They stand at the he
%1 % of the real estate dealers in Bent
9l county. This firm is thorough
identified with the west and mo
7 over are well acquainted with Be
ton county, it's people and resourc
- Mr.. Walters is our county Judge a
- MIR. Amber has opererated in Il
line during the past twelve yea
& Judge Walters and Mr.. Amb
sIa the united their forces harmoniou
and effectively last March, a
have many genuine bargains