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Entertains Friends in
Honor of Birthday
Vivian Wilson entertained a
number of her little friends at
the home of her parents in this
city last Saturday afternoon.
The affair was in honor of her
seventh birthday.
Clarence Olson left Tuesday
morning for Portland.
Musicale Has Been
Indefinitely Postponed
The musical entertainment
! which was advertised for tonight
has been indefinitely postponed
on account of the fact that the
County Board of Health decided
that it would be better to have
no public gatherings until the
cases of scarlet fever were well
under control.
Official Proceedings
of Our County Court
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Not Measured
in Dollars and Cents
The full measure of a bank account is
not merely in the number of dollars
and cents you succeed in getting to
gether. The full measure is found in
Habits of Thrift
inculcated during the time an account
is accumulating. This bank solicits
the opDortunity to co operate with you
in accumulating both the account and
the habit.
We pay 5 per cent interest on all time
deposits.
Condon Nat'l Bank
Road Supervisors, the following p
pointed-No. 1, F. W. White; No. ,
G E. Van Winkle; No. S, W.K. France
ami W. T. Solvestr;No. 4, J. F. Hurt;
No. 5. II . A Stewart; No, e.Conlinued;
So. 7, W. ti. Myer; No. 8. C R. Peugh;
No. 9, L. A. Syboutt for Et Sid and
B. Schomp for West tide; No. 10,
A. A. Anderson; No. 11, A. Neel;
No. la, L. H. McCulloch; No. 13, None
appointed; No. 14, R. S. Wilson; No. 16.
M. H. Eaton. Bonds Axed at 1500.
In the matter of approval of official
bonds -The following approved: Chaa.
Dtthlke, Justice of the Peae; C N.
Laughrige, tlounty Clerk; J. C Sturgill,
School Superintendent; 0. S. Ebi, Cor
oner, A. S. Hollen, justice of the Peace.
In the matter of the petition of D.M.
Burnett et al for county road Petition
allowed and board of road viewers, at
follows; J. W. Kirschner, aurveyor;
Sidney Smith, road master, and K T.
Hurlburt, appoint! to meet February
21, 1917, to view the said road.
In the matter of the resignation of
r.f. Mobley as fruit inspector, resigna
tion accepted and H. U. Kanuall ap
pointed.
In the matter of auditing and allow
ing road bills against Gilliam county
fhe following allowed and ordered paid:
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Your Blood
J A physician can take an accurate inventory of your
strength and vitality by counting the red corpuscles in
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active, and your energy deficient, try
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J This is a remedy which makes new, rich blood and
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Large bottle, $2.00.
GRAVES & GRAVES
F. W. White, road work, $38.00
Adolf Haidltn, road work SlOil 00
Fred Bloom, road work, 60
EJ Williams, road work 7 50
C. A. Hansen, road work and
teams
John Billingsley, man and teams
Sidney Smith, salary and
expenses 236 HO
Jack Flett, labor Wolf Hollow 175 00
R B Chaney, labor Hay Creek
grade.
G A Alkire, Cunningham Bridge
0 A Lewis, labor Cunningham
bridge
(.'has J Ames, auto hire
C V Phegley, road work
H E Snyder, repairs
G Anderson road signs
Uodson-Feenaugl.ty, road drags,
Dunn Bros, supplies
G H Ross, road work 1916 account 65 OX
Jamieson Marshall, repairs for
engine 2 16
Arlington Lumber Co. supplies 9 96
('. N. Laughrige,
County Clerk,
Deals in Dirt As
Recorded Last Week
I K. French et ux to W. II.
Trindle, 200 acre, $10.
Simon J. Kuster et ux to Fred
Edwards, 160 acres, 11500.
D. R. Parker et ux to Michael
Creegan, 4 lots Condon, (1600.
C. O. Port wood to Mary J.
Lamberson, two lots Condon $250.
State of Oregon to Levi S
lines, 120 acres, 11050.
J. J. Wasson et ux to Lottie
ECeizur et al, one-half lot Condon,
$350.
C. A. Selvy et ux to A. K.
York et ux, 160 acres, $2400.
J, S. Burres to Geo. L. Garrett,
480 acres, 11.
N. P. Railway Co. to Edward
Bottemiller, 160 acres, $250.
ATTENTION!
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wallpaper stock and will, until
furthtr notice, give 25 per cent
discount on all sales. Nearly all
my stock was ordered before the
rise of paper stock. Paper is
still going up and this is the
time to buy.
W. A. Darling,
47tf. Armory Hall Annex,
13 85
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for he really needs Buzz. "Now, you
run home and get ready for one great
time at a party I'm giving to you to
night. And, Robert, remember to tell
me everything the flies say, translated
in your United States."
"I will, and I go, my Gouverneur
Faulkner," I made an answer to t!m,
with a laugh, in which I did not show
entirely all of the pleasure I experi
enced when I discovered I was to be
in the place of bis secretary, that fine
Buzz Clendenning.
. And with much haste I took niy de
parture from the capitol of the state
of Harpeth to Twin Oaks In the car of
my uncle, the General Robert, for I
knew that upon this evening I must
make a new and terrible toilet and I
would require much time thereto.
CHAPTER VII.
Drama of the War Mule. I
HAVE a desire to know if It If j
Into the life of every person
there comes one night whUJrTie
la never to forget until death and
perhaps even after. I do not know,
but I am sure that I shall always keep
the memory of the uigbj; pou which
Mr. Robert Carruthers of Grez and
Bye wan Introduced to the friends of
his ancestors. Ti is my Jewel that
seem a drop of heart's blood that I
wijl wear forever hid Jn my breast.
At dluner sat beside the Gouver
neur Williamson Faulkner, and tears
came into my eyes as he rose from be
side me at the bead of the table and
said:
"Ladies and gentlemen, I ask you to
drink to the homecoming of Robert
Carruthers, my friend, your friend and
everybody his friends."
"And now what have you to say to
me, boy, the oldest friend you've got
in America who hasn't seen you for
days that have jEeen too long?" said
that Madum Wuitwcrtb, who was seat
ed at my side, and as she spoke she
turned one lovely bare shoulder in the
direction of my uncle, the General Rob
ert, and the beautiful Mile. Sue and
also Buzz, as if to shut them away
from her and me in a little space of
world JusJ for two people.
"I tail say with truth, madam, that
your loveliness tonight Is but the flow
ering of my suspicions of it that morn
ing upon the railroad train," I answer
ed her in words that were a very nice
translation of wbut that One young
Cossack had once said to me at the
Chateau de Grez of my own flowering
into rose chiffon after an afternoon's
hunting with him in corduroys. And
In truth I spoke no falsehood to that
Madam Whitwortli, for she was of a
very great beauty of body, very much
of which was In view from a scanti
ness of bodice that I hud never seen
excelled in any ballroom in France.
"I knew you for a poet from that
adorable black mop which I see you
have very nicely plastered iu an exact
Imitation of Buzz Cleudennlug's red
one," she answered me, with a laugh.
Follow me from the ballroom just
After supper at midulght for a half
hour's chat alone In a place 1 know,
and don't lot either the general or the
governor see you," s'.ie then suld In an
undertone as the Gouverneur Faulkner
bent forward and began a laughing
conversation with her.
"I will." I answered her under my
breath, and I leaned back In my chair
so that the Gouverneur Faulkner could
more conveniently converse with her.
And to that eud be placed bis arm
across the back of my chair, and thus
I sat lu his embrace with my shoulder
pressed into his.
"M midnight," I whispered, while 1
bent for a second tu kiss the baud of
the bountiful Madam Wbltworth as
she left the room. As I raised my bead
from the salutation I encountered the
eyes of the Gouverneur Faulkner,
which looked Into mine with an expres
sion of calm question. And for a mo
ment I let the woman rise superior to
the raven attire, and I looked back Into
those eyes. In which I saw the mys
tery of the dawn star, as would have
gazed Roberta, marquise of Grez and
Bye, bad she been attired In the white
tulle and lace abandoned in that New
York. Then I beat her back down into
my heart and gave him the smile of
fealtv that was bis due from Robert
Carruthers, his friend.
The hours that followed my entry
Into the ballroom In the mansion of
the exalted Gouverneur Faulkner were
like minutes of time that dropped from
a golden ciock or joy. i aancea on
feet that were strong wings to glide
over a floor that was a many colored
cloud from the reflection of the soft
lights and the silken skirts which ruf
fled over It. And, what was most en
joyable to me in this case, I glided In
whatever direction pleased me and
took with me the armful of cloud,
There are thousands ot
children who are bright
but frail not sick but
underdeveloped they
play with their food they
catch colds easily and do
not thrive they only need
the pure, rich liquid-food in
ir
mmmi
to start them growing and keep
them going. Children relish
SCOTT'S and it carries rare
nutritive qualities to their blood
streams and gives them flesh
food, bone-food and strength-food.
Nothing harmful in SCOTTS.
Scott & Borne, Bloomficld, N. J, Url
which was the girl with whom I was
dancing, on loug swoops of my own
will lustead of being led In my flight
y another, as had always before beeu
the case with my dancing. It was the
most of a joy that 1 had ever expert
enced, and as I so enjoyed that free
dom I did not kuow how It was that
I should have such a feeling of dissat
isfaction wbeu 1 beheld that beautiful
Madam Wbltworth dauclng within the
arms of the Gouverneur Williamson
Faulkner. I blushed that 1 should be
so unworthy, with such an unrcasou
able fury lu my heart, and I looked
away so that I seemed not to see tho
smile that he sent lo me over the bead
of the very sweet Belle girl In blue
ruffles and silver slippers I was guld
lug pas him In the trot of a fox.
It Is with burning of countenance
that arises from a hot shame, which I
do not even to this moment exactly
understand, that I recall to my mind
that half hour which Mr. Robert Car
ruthers of Grex and Rye HiH'iit with
the beautiful Madam Patricia Whit
worth In one of the deep windows that
looked from the private study of his
excellency of the state of IIarpth
over Into the great hills that surround
the city. Things happened In this
wise: That Madam Wbltworth made
the commencement of our duel of In
telllgences by assuming that I was
simple French Infant before whom she
could dangle the very sweet bonbon o
affection and take away from It
treasure that It held In the hollow of
its hand as a sacred trust; tliut Mad
am Wbltworth did not realize that In
stead of a very small young boy from
?ay Paris, whose eyes wero closed like
these of a very young cat, she was
dealing with tho very wicked girl who
placed the word "devil" behind the
word "dare."
I was that girl.
"1 suppose it Is absurd for a staid
old matron like myself to be jealous,
rcnlly jealous, at seeing a child like
you being consumed alive by a lot of
simpering misses In pink and blue chif
fon pinafores, who ought to be In their
nursery cots asleep, but I have been
and am. boy. Did you forget that I
was your oldest friend while Sue Tom
linson fed you sweets out of her hand?"
And as she spoke she seated herself
In the exact center of the window seat
and motioned me to place myself .In
ASK THE COOK
The sure way to keep a GOOD cook U to furnuh
her something to COOK WITH.
Nothing better pleases her than a perfect stove
and utensil;).
The perfection of utility and comfort in cocking is
obtained if you Install one of our famous
Majestic Steel Ranges
And be sure that a full supply of our elegant arun
ite or aluminum ware goes with it.
Come right in and see them. They're beauties.
Special on Silverware
During the week of February 19 to 21 inclusive, we will
give a ten per cent discount on all Holes of Community
Silverware. We have a complete stock and this is your
opportunity to stock up at a bargain.
.Watch for Our Special Next Week.
A. S. HOLLEN & SONS
WANTED, LOST,
FOR SALE:
640 acres 4 miles south of
Mikkalo; known as the Lige
McPherson place, now owned
by W. H. Peugh. For price
and terms call on or address
C. R. PEUGH, Condon, Ore
gon. 4CJ-I9
8TRAYED, FOR 8ALE, ETO.
LOST:
Auto crank somewhere in Con
don. Was lost about January
20th Finder please notify
Dr. B. A. Cathey. 46tf
FOR SALE
At $25 each, Poland China
boars, 7 months old and good
ones. Call on or address I. A.
Hoakin, Condon, Oregon. 48d4)
FOR SALE
Five year old horse weighing
1200 pounds. A bargain. Call
at L E. Fry's Garage, Condon.
Oregon. 48rf
WANTED:
Position by experienced book
keeper and stenographer about
March 1. Inquire at the Globs
oflke. 4Ctf
FOUND:
Child's ring. Set with red
stone. Owner may have same
by calling at this office ttml
paying charges on this notice.
FOR SALE:
Well drill; one black Percheron
stallion, six years old; also
other horses and mules. At my
ranch in Ferry Canyon. In
quire at Red Cross store. J. A.
Richmond. 47p49
FOR 8ALE
Two dozen pure bred white
Leghorn c hickens. Call on or
address Mrs. W.B.Maley, Con
don, Oregon, 48pd50.
WANTED:
To rent 100 to 160 acres of
farm land. Answer at once.
Address S. B. Amis, Condon,
Oregon. 48pd49
the portion of tlie le'ft side tliat'remalu
ed. 1 Inserted myself Into the space
that was so Indicated ami laid my arm
almig the window ledge behind her
very much undressed back so that I
might give to my lungs space to ex
pand for air. 1 think that arrange
ments mado very much for the com
fort of the Ixniitlful Mudatii Patricia,
for she Immediately appropriated Unit
arm as a cushion for her undraped
shoulders.
And there lu the matiHlon of the
gouverneur of the state of lliirvicth
himself that lovely woman did unfold
to me the most wonderful plan for the
most enormous robbery of both her
own government and mine--r should
I say of both of my governments? that
It could lie In the piiwer of mortal
mind to conceive. It was a beautiful,
reasonable, generous, patriotic, sympa
thetic draum of the gigantic war tiiuto,
and It hntl only one tiny, hidden ob
scure line In one of Its verses, but In
that line lay all of dishonor that could
come to a man and a state who should
allow a smaller nation fighting for 1U
life and Its honor to lie defrauded of
one of the supplies which were of
deadly necessity for Us success. I
think I even saw flio dastardly scheme
moro plainly than did my uncle, the
General Itoltert, for I had listened with
more than one ear while my eapltalne,
the Count do l-assclles. explained to
wee I'lerre some of the details of sup
plying the army of the rcpuhllque. 1
Continued next week
FOREWARNED
If You Are Looking for Bargains
We give you fair warning, if you are looking for bargains in the line of
DRYGOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES
HATS, NOTIONS, ETC.
we are making a determined effort to clear our shelves of all winter stock.
We have for a time lost sight of cost. Goods are going at just what they
will bring, often far below wholesale cost.
You are forewarned. If you miss these wonderful bargains,don't blame
us. It will be your misfortune. But you still have time to gather them in.
Dunn Brothers, Incorporated
Merchandise of Merit Condon, Oregon