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i CONDON GLOBE, FRIDAY APRIL 21, 1911. The Condon- Mo o gram Restaurant Best Service in the City. Reasonable Rates First National Bank CONDON, OREGON Cleaning and Pressing PARLORS FOR SALE Ladies and Gents Repairing a Specialty. Clothes Called for and Delivered. Clarence Laurel, Prop. Opposite Dunn Bros. (JOverittork Compel ui to sell ! I our Oak Slid Mr Wood at - , J ; Leu than Market Price J: D.& S. Wood Co., HoJ Riwr ! DIRECTORS: S. B. Barker, Jay Bowerman, J. P. Reisacher, ' C. O, Portwood, Wm. Wehrli, F. M. Pliter. , MwmmmmMmammmmmmm B. L Jar vis, Prop. EAST SIDE MAIN STREET W. A. DARLING Canie$ a Complete Line of Treasurer's Notice. All outstanding warrauta are payable upon prenentatioe. In terest ceases after arch 18 191 1. J. A. McMoitms, Treasurer of (Jllliam conntr, Oregon Bus meets all truina for the Summit Hotel. Your patronage solicited and satisfaction guar anteed. WALL PAPER, PAINTS OILS AND VARNISH I. ilk nth! Matrial. I- 1l m . Ill II B We clean and press all kinds of men's and ladies' clothes All work guaranteed. Cora Steven son LIT fir -. - in FOR SALE Three younpr, fullbloodod, Mammoth Bronze Gobblers. Call on or address, Lloyd Parman, Condon, Oregon. 48-43 A GREAT pClubbing Offer-i Semi-Weekly Oregon Journal One Yew." $1.50 C ndon Globe One Year, SI .50 Total $3.00 SPECIAL RATE ON O Both Papen Oae Year ThoSoml-W.ekly Oregon Journal rtilillttii'K l he Inift nut) nvt mm tl?iM h ittiitthto iipwm o( tht Wfirltit Kivi1 rWiHh mnrkl rtiof!. h It t 1.'il'liti. Ui I'oiilmi'l.wlu rvilu ihbn ,i1 ttt-vvn run hr mm4 tt mrfOWtil in UrtK lr t-ni'lt l-ui'. It alMi linn puKf u t"t'.n. mi(ttr rT ih" litrm mitl homt mitiittt'itiiliiini; hUtry uik nil h Minoor nnr omittr fttvtt wwb Hill. It tM in llm KttttttltwT twin evorv Wfck - UU tunc a ir. The Globe dir. nil the local news nhd happen 1 ii ua mill slumld be In every homo In . tlila vicinity, tihetwo papers make a splendid combination and yuti save (I ly fimmIIhk your Biibst'ilpliou to THE GLOBE. run nlur irlvo nur sulncrllwra n Kiki i duliMiut oilvr lor tlx' I'uily unit Huti'lny, or Kmi-inv .Inttrmtl, In con nection Willi THE GLOBE. ROSEBERRY NO. COil A. j v'v pt caret J v. . i. J )uu .I,.. iM.,B .'4 V V' . -r' V ' I'f I T --w. 7 prli-lh. Iimat. sssMSBBBiasaaaaBai amsar" nr. in.nr. i ; nliil.cllua. f f PRICES REDUCED jwiMMii 1 M Koeri d . . . .11 VI VS?1 I 111 : utt s?4i 11 t Inl4. Klnl.h "u' Tfejiii V III . .. . ... i Registered in American Shire Horse Associa tion. Sue: The Baron V, No. 1320. Dam: Mayflower," No. 1315. ROSEBERRY is a dark hay Stallion and weighs 1800. Will stand the season of 1911 at my Ranch in LOST VALLEY. . TERMS: For single service $5.00 and $8.00 for season. Insurance $12.50; insure more to be with foal. Free Pasture for all mares that are bred and rate of $2 a month for mares that are not bred. A. A. ANDERSON, Owner, Lost Valley The Wheatdale Stock Farm Condon, Oregon. Parman Bros., Owners. ( "S (Breeders of Grade and Purebred Percherons, Poland China Hogs, Mammoth BrbnzeTurkeys and Scotch Collies. AII stock Is guaranteed to be strictly high class. Pedigrees furnished with all purebred stock. All communications will re ceive prompt attention. recoil The Last Call of the West. Did You hoc thin beautiful ar ticle picturing Oregon in four colon in November SUNSET? doe AAA ' bclns .spent D,UuU by Sunset Mag azine on a series of articles suburbly illustrated in four colon picturing and describing the attrantiona and resources of The Wonderland oi the Pacific We Will send you the next three issues of SUNSET com mencing with the special Dec ember In which begini the beat serial Novel of the year,"Tlw Spell," by C. N. & A. M. Wil liamson and a uuburbly illus trated article in four colors on San Francisco the Exposition City; and In addition we will include a copy of the Novem ber issue containing the beau tifully illustrated article on Oregon. ' All for 25c Stamps or Coin. C! T TTVTC innWclls Fnrgo OUiN OJCi 1 Building.... oSot: Magazine ARD Oregon Sl!OI(rJLim2 Union Pacific 3 TRAINS EAST DAILY Throngh TuUman itandard and tour lit sleeping cars daily to Omaha, Chi rago, Bpoksne ; tourist sleeping ear daily U Kansas city ; through Pullman tonrist ileeping cars (personally conducted) wteily to Chicago, reclining chair ears lmU troe) to the East daily. LOW RATES I Tickets to and from all parts of ths United States, Canada and Europe, For particulars call on or address D. TIERNEY, Agent 1 I B TT r ? , - its---- - J. W. BURNS Box Ball Alleys and Cigar Store I Cozy Club Room In Connection - Main Street, Condn. Timothy Ranch 160 Acres. 60 acres Timothy, 80 acres more in cultiv ation acres more easily cleared. Black Loam soil, 2-room house, 2 good log hay barns, spring and creek, Price $6500, Mortgage $2000. Fruit Land 160 Acres. 40 acres cultivated, 60 or 70 acres fruit land, 25 acres creek bottom, 2-room house, small barn, 70 acres fenced, spring water, Price $4200. Mortgage $1200. . Irrigated Tract 10 Acres. 3-4 miie from Haydcn Lake, all cleared, 5 acres fruit 3 years old, in good condition, black loam oil witc some gravel, fenced, Price $4200, Mortgage $1100. SS Timothy Ranch 153 Acres. 40 acres cleared, fruit, timothy land, black loamj house, barn and other buildings, water, a stock ranch with plento of range, Price $10,000, one mile from Rosd Lake on Couer d' Alene River. Fruit Land 16 Acres. All cleared, 7 acres infruit, 8 and 2 years old, in good condition, black loam, 2-room house, small barn and chicken house, part fenced, 1 3-4 mile to school, Price $3800, No mortgage. Fruit Land 6 Acres. In Hood River County, black soil, level land, on 0-W.R.4 N.Co. water right, all land cleared, price $1000, mortgage of $150 at 8 per cent for two years. fcThe above described property is listed among our . property for trade and if you are interested we will glad to h'ave you favor us with a call or to write us. 17-CENTS-A-DAY Buys Oliver Typewriter ! What! Actually buy outright the 00. Oliver Typewriter for Seventeen-Cents-a-Day? Yes Sir That's the proposition on the New Model Oliver 'n K fV,o Srmrlar Viaihlo Writer " . x- 1 We not onlv invite von we urire von to take advantage of our Sev- enteen-Cents-a-Day Purchase Plan. . rri : 1 mAB A : A ,-.- tk. ltArtAfit rt ttin imanv thnlllUindfl WhA ar X Ilia JlKIt .B3 UCTI (Ul UIC v, i.L . v..w J renting machines or doing without them for lack of the ready cash. in selling ywi ununvvr ijucwiiwi wo ui. jv -'- - A small cash payment brings the machine. We willingly wait while you pay at the rate of Seventeen-Cents-a-Day. We don't want a cent of security. Just your promise to pay is enough. Thousands Sold for Seventeen-Cents-a-Day ! n- i - 1 1 : a VtMorlriinffA nlnn mil hllftt- oincts we uegun sviitng iwi iicjo uavu 6uws- f" - , ness has more than doubled. Tons upon tons of metal have been turned into THOUSANDS OF TYPEWRITERS and sent all over the world to sup- ample capital and confidence to sell typewnUrs on this plan. Uur lnnH bwa IVIEHUITVCTUif Tho nnhlif haa iiiKtified our ranfidence in such an impressive manner that today we are just as glad to book orders on tne iit.1,1,. Plon" a. nro fnl II I. riSH IN ADVANCE. Swiftest, Strongest, Simplest $100 Typewriter IU strength and endurance are such that it serves you efficiently for . i ... J 1. .inn .1... MnmrvnMD nriih I in Bill- a LIFETIM1S. no ouier macmne in um ina... " - - plicity. for we do away with hundreds of parts used on other standard . ti. miig nt thA Oliver Tvnewrtter was built ivucwriwiai - lira v. . v. v. ... ... -. . hi - .n nlrl wnsh.hnilpr nd the tvne of acountrv onnt shop. The machine - : i 1,; .To; Kit tho pRivriPi.r.a emhnriied in its lcsien WttJl O L-uuuua luuiviiiK 1 1 " 1 1 - were destined to Revolutionise the typewriter world. . , i See T. A. Weinke, Condon National Bank Bldg. CONDON, OREGON; ThU model h cpvtKl Ihe public by lt wealth of exrlutlv. fealnrei Which mv time and effort and Korea of neweand give tremendona gnlni in efficiency. The new "coatoLrnail" protecta Important woiking parta from dnst, glvea added etrengtn and ita hlllty. The DUappearlna andleator ahowa exact prlntlnlt point and BBtKa when tpa Jtrlkea the paper. 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