Condon globe., June 01, 1918, Annual Race Meet Edition, Image 4

Tint CONDON CLOEE. JUNE I, 191S
WE SAVE MONEY FOR OTHER PEOPLE
AND PAY THEM FOR THE PRIVILEGE v
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Put it in this bark and it will be neither spent, stolen nor lost. But it will earn you interest for every
day it remains with us. People should always make their money earn more for them. Start your
account today end tomorrow it will be working for you. It's the surest and easiest way. Ask about it.
.... CONDON NA TIONAL BANK
Member Federal Reserve Built
CONDON, OREGON
The Safe, Steady,
Farm Light
Lalley- Light is electric light for the farm.
It is safe. It is clean. Its cost is low. Its bril
liance is always steady, without a flicker.
The light direct from the generator, with the
plant in operation, is as sure and steady as when
the current comes from the storage battery.
This is so because Lalley-Ligjht engine is design
ed especially for driving an electric generator.
Lalley-Light has been in successful farm use for
six years. It brings new conveniences, better
living, to every farm. Its light and power cost
but a few cents a day.
Let u.4 demonstrate LALLEY-MGHT, Free
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LALLEY-LIGHT
Electric Light and Tower fur the Farm
A. B. ROBERTSON Local Aeent
You are cordially invited to m&ke
Graves & Graves' Drug Store
yoor headquarters. Hear the Viclroia.
For fresh froits and vegetables go to
FRANK SMITH'S
We have a fine line of Men's Furnishings
Clean RoomnBest Meals Home Cooking
1 : I lOTKlO FENTON
AkA. Feci ton, Proprietor Condon, Oregon
SERVICE RESERVE IS
ENROLLING RAPIDLY
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Washington, June 1. England
has been in the war almost three
years longer than the United
States, but thia country already
is stepping ahead in enrolling
and placing men In skilled war
jobs.
Four months after its organiza
tion England's National Service
Volunteer reported it had en
rolled 320,000 men and placed
13.000 in service at a cost of
$577,000.
Three months after organiza
tion the United States Public
Service Reserve had enrolled
815,000 men and placed 13.000 at
a cost of $22,238 to the government.
VOLUNTEERS CALLED
Portland. Or., June 1. Men
rejected from the 'army because
of minor physical defects are
iven the opportunity to volun
teer for important special or lim
ited service through a call just
issued by the War Department.
This special service is in spruce
production work and includes a
wide range from telegraphy and
cooking to automobjle and loco
motive driving. Those who desire
to volunteer must do so, however,
by June G for after that date if
the required number of men have
not' been obtained voluntarily
they will be taken from the draft
registration lists. -
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All German alien women in
Gilliam county who are over 14
years of age will be required to
register on Mondav, June 17. b-
i fore Post master McMorrisin Con
don. Lach registrant is requir
ed to furnish four unmounted
photographs of herself not larger
than 3x3 inches in size and the
pictures shall be of the shoulders
and full face, without hat or
other headcovering.
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CARBURETORS AND
TEETH
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The carburetor that take Mio
raw gas and makes power for
the throbbing engine U tuned ar.d
put in perfect condition hefore
every raee.
How about you in the raee of
life?
Your mouth is your carburetor.
Your teth determine whether
your food is real power or a dead
load dragging back the entire hu
man machine.
Today 80 per cent of the people
of this Nation are trying to race
with cracked carburetors de
cayed teeth and 80 per cent at
the age of 65 are dependent on
other.
There in an obvious connection
in these percentages that is well
worth your thought.
Withoat good teeth to properly
prepare the food for the stomach
you are not going to make the
grades of life on high.
t,at year tie teeth of more
than 100,1)00 people were repaired
by the Painless Parker System.
Thia Syoteru insure the beat
workmanship at a ( rice you can
afford to pay.
Portland office
$2(5 Washington, Cor. Sixth
; DR. A. D. CAGE, Mgr.
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