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E. J. CLOUGH L. W. DECKER. Ami. Chir WM.WEHRLI
A STORY -WITH A MORAL
A long time ago before the prices of farm implements took
their aerial voyage we had a hunch and decided to play it. So
we ordered a big stock of .machinery and implements, buying
in carload lots. 3y doing this we got prices that would be ab
solutely impossible today. Our hunch was a winner for us and
also for you because we are selling these implements today on
a basis of our cost much lower than the present cost.
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Moral Investigate and buy where you get the best price.
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International Stock Food
Now is the season of the year to use Inter
national Stock Tonic. Horses, hogs and chick
ens especially need it. We have a full supply.
POISON SQUIRRELS
Use WOODLARK POISON and STRYCHNINE
KRESO DIP No. 1 for all antiseptic puiposes.
Lime and sulphur and all sprays.
GRAVES & GRAVES
The Up-to-thq-minute Druggists
CONDON :: :: OREGON
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1 Hardware and Implements
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Spring Showing
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New and Up-to-date Dry Goods
Ladies' Coats, Skirts, Waists
Fancy Neckwear and Shoes
We have just received a
splendid line of silks,
woolens and wash
' fabrics
, Your Inspection Invited
Appreciates Cigarettes
G 0. Taylor recently received
a letter from a British officer in
appreciation of the cigarettes
which Mr. Taylor sent through
the Globe tobacco fund sometime
ago. The letter follows:
B. E. F. France
March 9. 1918.
Dear Mr. Taylor:
Please accept my sincere thanks
for cigarettes received today.
Imagine my surprise when the
mail arrived. I have sampled
the cigarettes already and can
estify as to their good quality.
I am enclosing a photograph
which I hope you will accept with
my nest wishes. Perhaps it will
serve the purpose of a i souvenir of
the Great War. I may mention
I;hadan American officer with
nie during my last tour of dutv
irj the trenches. Need I say he
ofoved a very interesting person.
lis verifier! thf fnrt lhaf vnn ara
al one with us to prosecute this
Stationed in Virginia
A letter from L. E. Fry, who
joined Untie Sam's service about
a month ago, reads in part as
follows:
"We arrived at Fort Myers,
Virginia, three weeks ago today
(written April 12) tired from our
five day trip from Vancouver
Barracks. Stopped one day in
Chicago and it was cold and
windy. Also stayed over night
m Washington, D. C. Fort
Myers is just across the Potomac
irom waoningion. it is in a
swell place and I like it fine al
though there is no place like
Condon. Have had two weeks
fine weather but the last week
has been cold and disagreeable,
rain and snow for the last four
days. They are drilling us pretty
hard these days. We get in full
time allright but I really enjoy
the drilling. Have met quite a
few Oregon boys here, one from
Morrow county. 1 am in Co. F,
Enjoys Army Life
Walter Russell writes from
' somewhere in FranoT' as fol
:ows: "Just a line to let you
know I arrived safely in France
I am well and like the army life
fine. We have plenty to eat and
a good bed. Todav was stunt
day and we had footracing, tug-of-war
and a ball game between
officers and enlisted' men. At
the Y we have boxing, wrestling
and music. Wednesday night is
prayer, meeting night ard on
Sunday we have two sermons. I
surely enjoy reaiing my home
paper. Quite a few were called
from there after 1 left but nobody
else from home is in our bunch.
I wish to thank the Red Cross
ladies for their Christmas pre3
ent. I received it just three days
before I sailed tor France,"
Walter is in the 147th F ield Artil
ery.
A Home Guard was organized
37ih Engineers. Received the at Olex last night.
Globe todav and was glad to
war to a victorious end
Believe ms sincerely vour3.
: W Ewart Rider i'1 This leaves nie feeling fine
I Lieut, 23th Lancanshire Fusiliers. ! ana 1 trust that every tning is
On the back of his photo, ifr. prosperous in Condon
; Rider inscribed, "Greetings to
Condon,
Writes from England
In letter dated March 17 t Camp
Woodley In England, Corporal Will
Hardle, aon of Mr. and Mr. David
llardle of thia city, wrttea In part: ,
"I am up at fmp Woodley now,'
working in the Quartermaster's office.
We came up from Winchester last
Tuesday. 1 like this job fine only we
have awfully long hour at present. I
have gotten up at 3:'(0 the lat thrre
mornings and work late but it In all fine
work. 1 happened to run acrow. Harnev
Jurvia tho other night. 1 didn't ev.n
know he waa In the army until 1 saw
him. He ia in the IMat Aero Suuadron
and left yesterday mornlnir. I think
my package were forwarded allrieht
and from here they were eont to Franr.
Two returned but h id been ro wrapped,
an I couldn't tell who they were from
but they were OUud with eat and. bv
gosh, they, wore good. We entered a
couple of our boyt In a biir contest over
at Winchester last iilht and one of
them won a big gold cup. He la from
Portland. One of the fellows lust atoo-
pedjpand aaid we are going to get
palil Ufaht and as I haven't been paid
since Viov. 3. don't want to mis It.
Our "Cap" has had money so It has
been all the same to me."
!U. S. A.'
Mis Diiay MulKey went to
j Hermiston last Fridtty and spent
: tne week end with relatives.
J. A. Smith, Wm. Bartlemay
and C. A. Witchey were up from
Blalock yesterday on business.
Floyd Robertson ia ia the lum
ber camps at Kelso, Washington.
and has ordered the Globe.-
FOR SALE:
120 egg incubatorv Phone Mrs.
E C. Maley, Condon. 5pd6
LOST:
Pearl eardrop at dance last
Saturday night. Finder will
please return to Miss Alice Smith,
Condon. 5tf
Dunn Brothers, Inc.
Merchandise of Merit :: Condon, Oregon
FOR SALE:
Late 1917 model Ford 5-pas-senger
touring car. Run 3000
miles. A-l condition. Equip
ped with accelerator, genuine
Duplex tireholder, Stewart cowl
board speedometer, Bhock ab
sorbers and other accessories.
Inquire at Globe office. 5tf
The Condon Red Cross will
have the use of a display window
in the S. B. Barker Company'
store Saturday and will display
the hoapital garments, the surgi
cal supplies and the knitted goods
made by the Red Cross.
An important meeting of Farm
ers' Union members will be held
the last Saturday in this month.
Tne purpose of the meeting is to
elect members for the Gilliam
County Agricdltural Council.
Every member of the Union is
expected to be present.
C. R. Peugh.
Dr. B. A. Cathey has moved
into the house he recently pur
chased in northwest Condon. t
is familiarly known as the Harris
property and is next door north
of W. C. Brown's residence.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Burns
went to Portland Tuesday. Mrs.
Burns, who has been ill for some
time, will receive medical treat
ment in that city.
. J. E. Crowe is a Portland
itor this .week.
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