Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, April 26, 1918, Page PAGE 6, Image 6

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    THE CONDON GLOBE PAGE S
Designated U. 8. Depositary for Portal Saving Deposits In Ctndoa
Member Federal Reserve Bank
A MAN
and
HIS BANK
A civ eking account is a moJ. rn necessity
lo every man wht desires to handle Jiis
affairs in a business like ard methodical
manrer. It is a great convergence to
women. ' "
I affords jtu the greatest element of
pafet aid is always an exact check on
your expenditures.
This bank invites you to open an account.
Make it YOUR BANK.
Condon National Bank
CEO. B. DUKEK. Pres. A. GREINER. Vice Pres. . CRAWFORD. Csshier
E. J. CLOUGH L. W. DECKER. Asm. Cuhlcr WM.WEHRLI
The &&gJLL Store
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 hive a full supply.
POISON SQUIRRELS
use wuuuLAKJtv ruiauiN ana siKiunmiNti
KRESO DIP No. 1 for all antiseptic purposes.
Lime and sulphur and all sprays.
GRAVES & GRAVES
The Up-to-the-minute Druggists
CONDON :: OREGON n
QOO c
Spring Showing
eeeOf sees
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
Dunn Brothers, Inc.
Merchandise of Merit
Condon, Oregon
HARRY LAUDER'S ADVICE
j Harry Lauder la being serious these days. The tanioua Scotch comedian
: la subordinating his comedy to the all-embracing demands of war. Along with
, his work tor bla Injured Soldiers' fund and the Y. M. C. A., Lauder la maklaa
j an earnest appeal to Americana to prepare tor the next Liberty Loan. OenenU
! subscription Is the theme of Lauder's message. Here Is what he says:
Liberty Is the dearest word In any language. It la the thing the
Oermans are fighting to take away. It la the one big thing we must fight
to keep.
What have yoa done to hejp win the war? What are you doing to
preserve HberiyT
Every Sunday 600.000 Germans la the United State sing sunn of
pulling the trigger; they are talking of you of ths t'nlted Stales. What
are you doing to do about them?
Might now our answer must be BUT LIBERTY BONDS! We have
given trat answer once, twice already. - But we must make it agate and
again aa need la. We must turn our dollar Into sliver bullet. Tun is
tbe way we ean become shareholders tn the Dank of Humanity Our irt
la to provide the wherewithal, since we can t do what the boyi out there
are doing.
Back In France I saw battalion of young fighter marching along and
chanting a song any old song right Into the mouth of death. They knew
where tbey were going. They were fighting to save LIBERTY. And they
are calling on you to help tbem, you back here.
Our part Is eay compared with t.hlr but It Is OCR PART and It
must be done. Put your money Into Ubert supports. Sign up as share
holders In humanlty'a bank.
OVER THE TOP
By Arthur Cay Empejr. u Amerieu soldier
From page 5
the hottest kind of fire, each time re
turning with a wounded niHQ on his
back. On the third trip he received
a bullet through his left arm, but never
reported the matter to the doctor until
late that night Just spent hi time ad
ministering to the want of the wound
ed lying on stretcher.
The chaplains of the British army
are a fine, manly set of men, and an
greatly respected by Tommy.
To be continued next week
An important meeting of Farm
era' Union members will bo held
the last Saturday in this month
The purpose of the meeting is to
elect members . for the Gilliam
County Agricultural Council.
Every member of the Union is
expected to be present.
C. R PEUGH.
NOTICE
Notite is hereby given that the
undersigned will take up, adver
tise and sell in the manner pro
vided by chapter 71 of the Gen
eral Lhws of Oregon for 1905),
any and all livestotK. found run.
ning at large: or being herded, on
any of our lands in Schott canyon,
Cason canyon and Buck Hollow
and on any of our lands "in" the
vicinity of said canyons.
S. B. Barker 1
Barker & Cameron
W. B. Cyrus
J. M. Cameron.
T. A. Weinke srjent Sundav in
Spokane with his wife and daugh
ter.
H. C. Nelson has moved into
he Shown house in northwest
Condon.
Miss Grace Brown spent Sat
urday evening and Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fro
man west of Condon.
William Jensen so d a Stude
baker Six Tuesday to John Rich
mond of Ferry Canyon.
Dr. Turner, eye specialist of!
Portland, will be in Condon
again Wednesday and Thursday,
May 1 and 2. In Fossil Tuesday,
April 30.- Consult him. Dim't
forget the date. 5d6 ,
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
I?aac Hosktn et ux to Walter
E Seale. land, $10.
L Freedman et al to Fred M
Weatherford, land. $24.1 10.
F D Potter to M E Weatherford
12) acre, $10.
S B Barker et ux to Wm M
Cooney, 160 acres, $10.
Ole Osness et al to W K
Crutches, 150 acrts, $10.
Mabel Couey to F M Pliter.
lots Condon, $150.
Belford P Nois to G L Newell,
land, t2500.
AUCTION SALE
I will sell the following at pub
lie auction at Portwood'a barn on
Saturday, May 4, at 11 o'clock
A. M. : Two mares, 5 years old;
one mare, 7 years old; one mare
4 years old, and two yearlings:
collars and halters; also one 312
Studebaker wagon. Terms of
sale: Cash in hand or will take
50 per cent in Liberty Bonds.
Remember the daie, Saturday,
May 4, at 11 A. M. at Port wood's
Barn, Condon, Oregon.
Oscar Carlson,
' Owner.
JAMES S. STEWART
Republican Candidate for
Representative
28th District, including the coun
ties of Gilliam, Sherman and
Wheeler.
Mr. Stewart is Wheeler coun
ty' only candidate for Repre
sentative, and in common fair
ness each of the three counties
in the district is entitled to direct
representation at Salem. He
served in the 1915 session as a
member of the Legislature, and
at the 1917 session as Legislative
Committeeman of the Oregon
State Grange, and invites inspec
tion of his record in both capac
ities. John Hanley is one of the Globe
honor subscribers. He always
pays in advance and renewed this
week.
K. J. Foreman of Rock Creek
is a new subscriber on the Globe's
list.
Jf'j'bt rm 1
REMEMBER TBiTUSqWIAJiUYA BOND.
r )
Get
New.
Garden
Tbos.
TO HAVE A GOOD GARDEN YOU MUST HAVE
GOOD GARDEN TOOLS. DON'T GO ON -BREAKING
YOUR BACK" BY WORKINO WITH A FEW OLD WORN
OUT THINGS THAT DON'T HALF CO THE WORK.
COME TO US FOR THOSE NEW GARDEN TOOLS
YOU NEED AND YOUR WORK WILL BE A PLEASURE
AND YOUR GARDEN A BIG SUCCESS.
USE OUR HARDWAREi IT STANDS HARD WEAR.
A. S. HOLLEN & SONS
Hardware and Implements Condon, Oregon
RACE PROGRAM
First Day
2:20 trot $150
2:17 pace 150
3 8 mile run 100
1-2 mile run 125
Second Day
3:00 pace .......... $200
2:10 pace 250
1 4 mile run..: 100
5 8miIerurK 150
Third Day
Fre for all trot. : $200
2:25 pace 150
1-2 mile run 125
3-4 mile run 150
Fourth Day
Free for all pace $300
3:00 trot 150
1-2 mile run 150
I mile run 300
In addition to thes-j purses the
sum of $250 has been reserved
for special races.
Marshall A Jamleaon have finished an
other well for A. Greincr, this one Is
only 66 feet deep and furnfuhc over IS
gallons of water per minute. i
CATCHES 25 INCH TROUT
Steve Fletcher haa the record
so far tbia year for the biggest
Ash taken out of Thirtymile.
About a week ago while fishing
near the Stewart plaoe he landed
a trout that measured 25 inches'
in length.
W. M. Farrar of Ferry Canyon
purchased a Studebaker Six from
William Jensen last week.
FOR 8ALE: .
120-egg incubator. Phone Mrs.
E C. Matey, Condon. 6pd6
FOR 8ALE:
Water tank and wagon, fine
condition. Call at Oregon Ho.
tel. 6pd7
Housekeeper Wanted:
One capable of taking care of
children. Wages $30 per
month. Write or see Mrs.
Gross at Barker'e Store. 6tf
J. B. Smith transacted business
in Condon Saturday.
Jack Andrews was down from
Lone Rock Tuesday.
J. B. Go ft was down from Lone Rock
a couple of days this week.
W. B. Towmend. who has bcun
pending the winter in Arixona, rejr
turned to Condon the first of the week.
Walter Calloway, who has been em
ployed at the Liberty Theatre in this
city, left yesterday for Portland, where
he will join tho Mounted Police.
8TRAYED:
One grey mare, branded NH
(connected) on right shoulder.
Has ronched mane. Suitable
reward offered for information
leading to her recovery. Notify
N. Howland, Gwendolen, Ore
gon. . 6tf
LOST: ;
,Brown mare weight about 1300
pounds branded JB (connect
.. ed) on left shoulder. Suitable
;' reward for her recovery.
A. B. Smith, Hotel Oregon,
Condon. r 6tf
HELPING BUSINESS
The federal Reserve Banking System was
created largely to, protect and benefit those
engaged in industry, commerce ' and agri
cultureboth 1 employers and employees.
Its main purpose is to help those who bor
row and provide a currency more responsive
to business needs. "
We are members of this system and you
can secure its benefits and add to its strength
by becoming one of our depositors.
. ira mm
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Stop in' and let us see just how we can
meet your particular
needs. We will be glad
to serve you. "
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FEDERAL RESERVE
SYSTEM
First National Bank