Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, December 12, 1913, Page PAGE 4, Image 4

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    THE CONDON GLOBE PAGE 4.
You doubtless appreciate prompt, pains
taking attention to the details of your
BANKING BUSINESS
This is where We can be of real service to you
AW girt? particular ttt tvut foi
to the Uusfiess of lfurnierst
and Staokmen him eurxlially
invite them to rimfce fiis
ffiefr Hanking Home. We
have h room n( your tfspos
iti where von omi (ninsiol
Make Us Prove It
We dare not exaggerate to you. We are dependent upon
jour patronage. To get It we must have your trust and confi
dence. We make the following- statements with a full under
Handing of what they mean to us. You are safe when you
believe in these statements.
votir ousfness
most privacy.
with tlte tit'
...Condon National Bank...
ltNDERMVERN
I
For the Bowels
If you only Vniw s much as we
ml those who have used them know
atuut liriall Orderlies, you would
lx enthusiastic about rvcommeud
In tliriu iu we are. They taste just
like rnmly. They art so easily and
so (ilctuuuitly that the ULiu u( thtiu
it a pleasure.
Even children lika Rnll Order
liin; ami you know that if medi
cine appeals to child, il will appeal
to grown-up.
help chase gloom, dispel blue and
li' iir you feel hap y by thair spieu
dil imne, rleanstitg and strengthen
iim I'fftvt upon the bowels. They
a--t to fn-e the system and keep il
irtn fmm the distrr-u and ill feeling
th.it naturally mult from Irregular
and inactive bowvlv
Knall Orderlies do this quietly,
ulioiit enping or causing nausea,
ptircmi; or ripeasive loosencaa. They
at-i lo ovorcouie aud remove the causa
of bowel III and In a ahort lima
usually make unnecessary the con
turned use of phyaica aud purgatives,
thus tending to atop such unhealthy
habit a may have been formed.
Make Us Prove This
We do not a-k you to take out
word for this. W want you to maka
us prove it, and at no cost to you.
tuy a bo I of Retail Orderlies at
our store. I'se tbem once, or uas up
the whole boi. Then, if you are
not thoroughly satisfied, lust rum
back empty handed and tell us.
Without obligating you or question,
ing you w will return the uiousg
you paid us for them.
Doesn't that Indicata that Retail
Orderlies are at least worthy of trial f
loesn't it prove our faith In th.uif
IHiean't it merit your eonridenref
Could any offer be more fair to youf
We particularly recommend Retail
Orderlies for children, drlical auj
aged persons. Retail Orderlies coma
in couveuient vest-porkrt sise tin
botes. I J tablets, 10c; 30 lablsta,
26c; SO tablets, &0c.
ORE. AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
FARMERS' WEEK
December 8th to Wit, 1913
This will be a notable event In the
educational hlatory of Oregon.
Farmer' Co-operation will be Inn
leading topic of a timulaling aerie of
lectures. The week will be crowded
with discussions, ami demount rations in
every thing Hint muke for llic welfare of
the farmer and homc-mukcr.
Winter 8hort Course
January5 to 30, 1114
The College ha -pared no effort to
muke this the moat complete abort
course in lis hiatory. A very wide
Go to the
Red Cross Drug Co
For That Christmas Present
They have the best assortment of watches, jewel
ry, silverware, cards and candy.
C ACTION- riease hear In mind that Retail Orderlies are not sold by all drug.
lirti. u can buy Retail Orderlies oubj a The Retail Mores.
I ju cau buy Retail Orderlies iu this commuuity only at our store:
GRAVES VAN SLYPE
condon The &caJUL Store oreg
Son. is sTeinD Store In nearly every town and ejty In the tTnited fttstee. Cansds and
Gr.-.t Itntnm. I'tier m s different Heiall Kenif.lv for nearly every or.lm.nr buiuan Ul
eu.'li wpeciaov detsmd for the particular ill fur which M w recomniendvd.
the trenail Stores) are America's Qreate.it Drug Stores
Taken Ud. 1 Born to the wife of Earnest
" " , ' Santo of Clem, on December 10th
Atv-ut a monm ago on me 1 a daughter
N. Anderson ranch on Pine Ridge I -
one Lincoln buck with underbit Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Selby of
in left ear. Owner can have Tine Ridge were Condon visitor?
same 1 y proving properly and yesterday
n:ivintr fh.trtres. F.D SFLBY
- I mi . . .
ine case oi Armstrong vs lioi-
len, which has been in the court
for years, was definitely settler
at the last term of court. B
this decision Armstrong was al
lowed OO while he asked foi
about $1100. Weinke appeared
for Hollen and Shanks and Hor
ner for Armstrong,
J. D. Weed, the new lawyer,
has his professional card in this
issue. He has also received the
appointment as U. S. Land Com
missioner. His office is on the
east side of Main street in the
Campbell building.
The Ladies Aid of the Congre
gational church will meet next
Thursday with Mrs. II. H. Wit
burn. All ladies interested in the
welrare of the churdh, whether
members of the Aid or not, are
re'iuested to be present.
When selecting
YOUR OVERCOAT
insist on the four essentials,
Quality Style
Fit Economy
Almost any good coat contains SOME of these.
Those sold at this store assure you of ALL in a
garment made from all-wool fabrics suitable for
this climate.
Don't forget our big sacrifice snle on men's up-to-the-minute,
ready-to-wear suits. Going fast.
The Ed. V. Price fabrics are always the best of the
high class but these are even better, if possible, than
usual. A large variety of beautiful fabrics in the
latest weaves. t You know also that the tailoring of
the Ed. V. Price garments cannot be excelled.
i
notice:
There will be a meeting of the
Women of Woodcraft next Wtd
nesday night, December 17th.
Eva Cuendet, G. N.
Anna Bishop, Clerk.
D. R. Parker, C. N. Laughrige
and Otis Campbell went goose
hunting yesterday.
range of courses will h. offered In
(ioncral Agriculture, Horticulture,
Animal Husbandry. Dairying, Poultry
Keeping, Mechanic Art, iHimeatlo
Science and Art, Commerce, Forestry,
anil Muaie. Ntimeroua Ircturva and ilia
cuaaioimon KAUMKKS' CO-OI'KJtA-HON,
at home and abroad, will be a
leading feature. Make thlaa pleasant
and pmlltidiie winter outing. No tuU
lion. Aeeommodationa reasonable.
Kctluced ratea on all railroada. For
further information address
11. M. TKNNANT, Registrar,
t'orvallls, Oregon.
Farmer' Hulnea Courae by Cor
rcKini!cnce without tuition. , I'd 3H
I About Three Weeks More !
Notice
I have moved my paint sl op
into the Estes building on upper
Main street. Anyone wishing
painting or papern anging may
call on me there,
Delbert Ward.
I have a few fine Barred Rock
Roosters for sale at $1.00 each.
Call on Duncan Robertson,
Condon.
Attention Elkt
There will be a meeting of all
Elks in the Club Rooms Sunday
at 2 p. m. Important. Don't
miss it.
Guy Penepacker Pres.
For Sale.
Ssveral fine Buff Orpington
and Blue Andalusian Cockerels
at $1.00 each,
85pd38 Mrs. E. II Hartman.
CONDON
OREGON
LESTER WADE
Agent for Ed V. Price High Grade Clothes
One dozen
turkeys for
young fowls just
Christmas dinner,
II. F. Downer.
Mammoth Bronze
stle. Fine, fat,
right for
Call on
Statement of the Ownership,
management, etc. of the Condon
Globe, published weekly at Con
don, Oregon for October 1, 1913.
Editor, managing Editor, Busi
ness manager - II. A. Hartshorn.
Publisher - Globe Publishing Co,
Owner - Lillian Brown Hart
shorn. Known bondholders,
mortgagees and other security
holders - none.
H. A. Hartshorn, Editor.
Sworn to and subscribed be
fore me this 11th day of Decem
ber, 1913.
R. M. Rogers,
. Notary Public for Oregon.
J. D. WEED
LAWYER
LAND COMMISSIONER
until our I'inno Contest will Close positively. Some one la to get well paid
for their time and troublo. Who will it be7 Thia we can not tell, but you
J can materially help your favorite contestant and not coat a cent if you will.
For the benefit of all partie not understanding our I'ledgeof Patronage
S Cards we wish to state that when a $10 00 card for Instance is signed It
J merely asserts the fact that you will give us a chance on that many dollar
worth of your business, during one year from date signed. That ia that
you agree to come to our store, get prices and after considering the quality
1 of the goods you find thut you can buy cheaper, then you are at perfect
J liberty to buy whore you choose and have fulfilled to that amount all that
ia required in our pledge of Patronage Card. Itut you do agreo to give us
a chance on your business, acording to the amount signed up for lithe Pledge
2 of Patronage Cards. Tho standing in our Contest for the week ending Wed.
Dec. 10th is as follows;
MO Nettie Wallace
2SG I.ury Cuendet
205 llortense Farr
Hell RiidctitT
259 Zehlia Shurte
2.)1 Francis Smith
2K3 Maudie lirider
270 Dehlia Guild
2X7 With Wel.diona
M) I.ela Sloan
$.102H)n.C0
221M78.I5
1 Mil 13.30
109910.70
. lOOtMlGfi
bt;:to.9o
rr.io 9
D107.70
4207.70
1107,65
You will do well to remember thut the way our Pledge of Patronage Card
count it would nut take long to grt as many counts as even the highest.
: A. S. HOLLEN & SONS, CONDON, ORECON
yE REXALL
.Settle Your Christmas Gift Problems.
Good Taste
Here is a tip to you, gallant
gentlemen, and to you, fair
maids and matrons, whose
slightest preference express
ed will govern many a choice
of Christmas Remembrance.
Choice Candies, Stylish Stationery, Cut
Glass, French Ivory, High Grade Leather
Goods, Perfumes, etc.
Graves & Van Slype
Leading Druggists
Holiday Fares
From All Stations
On the
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Co
Sale Dates
Dec. 18 to 24
1913
To'
Final
Return Limit
Jan. 5th
1914
All Points in Oregon Washington and Idaho
and return
The First Time in the History of the Northwest
That holiday rates have been in effect Tuke advantage of the low
fares and spend Christmas and New Year with friends.
Ask particulars of any Agent of the
O-W. R. & N.
u. s
CONDON,
OREGON
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