Condon globe., March 29, 1918, Page PAGE 6, Image 6

THE GLOBE PAQfid
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Dalnatd U. 3. Depositary for Postal Savlnfa Deposit la Cindoa
Meaber Federal Reserve Bank '
Our
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will satisfy vnr
will pay you
to buy our
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Our boys -are giving, all they
have to give for their country
and save you
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OUR DUTY
lies in raising the amount of
the Liberty Loan without a
murmur to help the boys
win the war
LET US . DO OUR DUTY
CONDON NATIONAL BANK
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REMEMBER
When
You Buy
A Liberty Bond
You . , .
Swat the Kaiser
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GRAVES & GRAVES
The Up-to-the-minute Druggist9
CONDON :: :: OREGON n
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FARMERS WAR PRICES
We are NOT announcing the arrival of several CARLOADS of Farming Machinery which
were bought at the High Prices of Today, but we are glad to advise you that we have
several CARLOADS OF FARMING MACHINERY which were bought long ago, at prices
considerably lower than the present cost, and we are POSITIVELY selling these on the
basis of our cost, and not on a basis of the present cost. Our line consists of the BEST
Up-to-date Farming Implements on the market. These are what we offer you at PRICES
the other fellow cannot touch. If you are going to buy any kind of an Implement it will
pay you to investigate.
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A. H. HOLLEN & SONS
Hardware and Implements
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Condon, Oregon
PRAISES CHAUTAUQUA
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COOc
Spring Showing
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New and Up-to-date Dry Goods
Ladies' Coats Skirts, Waists
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Fancy Neckwear and Shoes
We have just received a
splendid line of silks,
woolens and wash
fabrics v
. Your Inspection Invited
Dunn Brothers, Inc .
Merchandise of Merit :: Condon, Oregon
time to thank your organization fur the
very real help it has given to America
ii the struggle that is concerned with
every fundamental element of national
life. Your speakers, going from com
munity to community, meeting people
in the friendly spirit engendered by
years of intimate and understanding
contact, have been effective messengers
for the delivery and interpretation of
democracy moaning and imperative
needs. 1 he work that the Chautauqua
is doing has not lost Importance be
cause of war, bat rather has gained
new opportunities for service.
Let me express the hope that you
will let no discouragement weaken your
activities, and that the people will not
fail in the support of a patriotic insti
tution that may be said to be an integ
ral part of the national defense.
Cordially and sincerely yours,
WOODBOW WlLSOK.
The usual morning services
will be1 held at the Congrega
tional church Sunday and in the
evening there will be a special
Easter service and musical pro
gram. Announcement
To the Republican voters of
Gilliam county, I hereby beg to
announce my candidacy for the
Republican nomination for Coun
ty Clerk of Gilliam county, sub
ject to the will of the voters at
the primaries to be held on May
17ih, 1918.
Jake E. Schroeder.
FOR SALE:
Two story, 6-room house, with
two corner lots adjoining in
southwest Condon.' Water and
electricity in house. Interior
newly papered and painted.
Good woodshed, etc. Price
reasonable. See .
D. N. Mackay,
2tf Condon, Oregon.
FOR RENT:
Good, modern house in north
west Condon. Call at Globe
office. 2tf
FOR SALE:
Modern 6-room bungalow, with
all conveniences. Abundance
of shade trees and flowers.
Bull Run water. Five acres ad
joining. Situated on Oregon
Electric 4 miles west of Port
land. Phone, water and car
fare at city rate?. For further
particulars see
D. N. Mackay,
2tf Condon, Oregon.
HAS RIGHT SPIRIT
Pete Keto, an Italian who has
been working in Ferry Canyon,
certainly has the right spirit. Hp
recently received a letter from
his father who is in Italy, saying
that one brother had been killed
ana another had lost both legu
and one arm. Keto immediately
quit a good job and went to The
Dalles where he hunted up Loui
Comini and told him he would
give $100 to get into the army
right away. Now Keto is an
American citizen and comes un
der the draft but that method
was too slow for him. Mr.
Comini told him he did not want
his money but would gladly take
him to Portland. They went
to Portland where they got busy
with the authorities and the re
sult was that Mr. Keto was of
feredajobcuttinifspru.ee. This
he refused indignantly and told
the officer, who had takin up his
case, that he wanted to get to
the front and he wanted to get
there soon so he could get a
crack at the Hun. The officer
did his best for Keto and finally
got him a place with the heavy
artillery and he started his ser
vice hapf-y and with the express
ed opinion that Uncle Sam was
pretty good to him.
The three-day-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred May of this city
died Monday.' Death was due to
defective circulation. The fun
eral was held at 2 F. M. Tuesday
and the services were conducted
by Mrs. G. Wicker and Mrs. John
Harrison. Interment was made
in the local cemetery.
Miss Helen Engberg and Pern
Brown of Condon visited the
Leland Stiewersand other friends
in Fossil yesterday. Miss Eng
berg drove the party over in her
car. Fossil Journal.
C. A. Damaree successor to
Ross Kennedy. ,ld2
Buy a Liberty Bond.
MAIL FOR SOLDIERS
Persons who send mail to members of
the Expeditionary Forres are particu
larly requested, in a statement ltud
by the Post Office Department, to use
ink only in writing the address.
Every piece of mail matter should also
brar the name and address of the send
er. Heavy paper, canvas, or cloth should
be used for wrapping packaxes. Wlmn
canvas or cloth is used the address
should be written on a shipping tog,
with the nsme and address of the
sender on the reverao side.
Given names should be written in full,
instead of Initial. The title of the
addressee and the full name of the unit
or organisation to which he is assigned
! should be added, it being sufficient in
the way of further address to ue the
words "American Expeditionary
Forces."
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Chas. Granti proprietor of' the
local shoe shop, went to Pendle
ton Tuesday.
The Condon High basketball
team will go to Fossil tonight to!
play the high school team there, j
C. A. , Damaree successor to
Ross Kennedy. 1J2 1
DEALS IN DIRT
A. B. Moore et ux to Mabel A.
Tharp, lots Condon, $760.
Fred Barker to Win. F. Ryder,
ICO acres, $10.
Condon National Bank to II. F.
Harrison, 640 acres, $10.
C. J. Ames et ux to W. K.
France, lota Arlington, $10.
Mary Dawes et vir to F. E.
Rogers, land 500.
Jos. Blumberg to W. V. Smith
ICO acres. $1050.
G. E. McCoy it ux to Chas. S.
Fox. 440 acres, II.
W. C. Seale et ux to Wm. II.
Campbell, 2 lots Condon, $1900.
John O'Rourke visited relatives
in Condon this week. He has
been in Portland for tho pa&t
month and was returning to hia
work in Heppner.-
The Farmers Union id expect
ing a carload of early Burbank
potatoes this week and will sell
them very reasonably. These po
tatoes ire suitable for seed or
for table use. 2d
mi:miii:w federal reserve system
WANTED:
By young man who is practical
experienced tractoV.operator, a
long run job. Will' stay year
round. Born and raised on big
farm and good mechanic. Mar
ried, no children. State par
ticulars and wages you will pay
in first letter. Address Geo.
Wilde, Gresham, Ore. 21
The Liberty Loan
is necessary for the protection
of your home.
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Do you want it protected?
'Loan your money to Uncle Sam.
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First National Bank