THE CONDON CLOBE, MAY 29, 1918
SHELLEY'S GARAGE
Agents for the Hudson Super-Six, the Buick and Chevrolet
Touring Cars and Federal Trucks. We are also agents for
' United States tires. The roads you drive on are the roads
that United States tires win on
L. E. SHELLEY, PROPRIETOR
The Hotel Summit
A courteous invitation
is extended to you
to make the
HOTEL SUMMIT
your headquarters while
in Condon
J. L CROWE, Proprietor
OUR MEATS
Are good for the
stomach.
A fine Sirloin, an
extra Porterhouse, -a
luscious Round
steak, a nutritious
roast or a dish of
Pork Chops
Don' t ihey sound good?
People's Meat Market
F. M. Bock, Prop.
COTTMIRE'S
The place to get that
good cigar and every
kind of soft drinks.
The only pool and bil
liard tables in, town.
COTTMIRE'S
.Dr. R. W. Hanneman
Dentist
All Work Guaranteed Thon !.-
Condon National Bank HuiMtrs
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Entered dally a aecond elai matter In the poet
office at Contlun. Orrfuit.
NO WHEAT FLOUR TIL
SATURDAY IS ORDER
There is no use going to the
stores to buy wheat flour this
week, that is not until Saturday,
for they will not bell you any.
For five Jays no wheat flour is
to be sold by any dealers in the
state except in specified cases
such as hospitals, logging camps
and bakeries. This drastic ac
tion was taken Saturday by the
food administration to curtail the
consumption of wheat following
the adoption of the wheatless
resolutions at the war conference.
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SUCH MEN WIN WARS
London, May 28. Lieut, Joseph
Lindley Scales, Australian, ia mention
ed for conspicuous galluntry and devo
tion to duty in capturing single handed j
a strong point 150 yards in front of his
line.
By effective use of his rifle he killed
four of the enemy in the post and two
more a they tried to escape. He then
rushed the post from a distance of 60
yards and captured the machine gun.
His men came to his astiistant'e and
aided in capture of five prisoners.
MICKIESAYS
The kaiaer had better stay a
way from Cantigney.
Labor strikes are not making
any hit with the public nowdays.
Mr. and -Mrs. F. E. Smith of
May ville were in Condon yester
day. ' Miss Hazel Schott started to
work in Graves and Graves store
today. i'r:r
Mre. Fred Anderson is over
from Mitchell to attend the races.
Deposit your savings in this bank and wutrh
them grow." Kvery day a little pile gets bigger
and soon yuu will have a "heap."
When they reach respectable proportions, IN
VEST THEM. Deposit the income from the
investment and then WATCH IT GROW.
Pursue this policy energetically and systematic
. cally and some day you will be rich.
Start today and start with us.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
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Warning to Fuel Users
We quote the following from U. S. Fuel Admin
istrator Garfield's order of March 30, 198:
"Kvery houiieholder, every public utility and every in
dustrial uer of ral la eartieatly advieed and urged to
place without delay their order for coal to cover their
needn for li months beffinnina April Wt"
We most earnestly advise tho public to place
their orders and signify their willingncait to ac
cept immediate delivery of their coal require
ments for the coming fall and winter.
We believe there will be great difficulty in sup
plying good coal later in the Buason and that
many consumers will either be short of coal or
will of necessity be obliged to burn inferior and
low grade coals which will prove extremely un
satisfactory. '
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, ARLINGTON LUMBER CO. .
CONDON OREGON
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