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Metropolitan Artists
Noted Musical Company Headed by Mary
Welch, American Contralto
Dcaifnat4 U. S. Depositary for Portal Savings Dcponllt In C nH
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Confidence
No other words can describe the r-,
lations that should exist between a
bank and its patrons.. If you have
no confidence in the soundness of a
bank you certainly will hot trust
your money to it this bank invites
your careful inspection of its finan
cial strength and sound business meth
ods. We know they are above criti
cism, but the point is, we want YOU
to know it for we. solicit your busi
ness on our merits. ..
Condon National Bank
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CEO. B. DUKEK. Pm. A. G REINER. Vic Pre. W1I. CRAWFORD. Cashier
E. J. CLOL'CH L. W. DECKER. Asst. Cshir WM.WEHRLI
The ftcJlt Store
The Victrola
opens the door to all the music of the
world. The hostess who has a Victrola
in her home can entertain her guests
regally.
Wouldn't you like a Victrola in your home?
You can easily get one: Various styles
from
$20.00 to $300.00
WE HAVE THREE PHONOGRAPHS TO OFFER
AT SURPRISING BARGAINS
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MaVy Welch, the American contralto, hfils the Metropolllao Artists
o be heard on Ihe third day,, of Chautauqua In two programs. Her rare
ontraltd voice with Its rich colorful tones, has won distinction for her
throughout the Middle West The CJilcmgo Record-Herald apeaka of her aa
"having a contralto voice of treat richness, range and power, and aha charnia
her audience by the earnestness and simplicity, of her manner." The cellist
with the Metropolitans Is Jo Polak of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Be
has appeared as solo cellist In practically all of our (trout musical centers
since his coming to this country In 190& . Miss Agnes Bodholt, the third mem
ber of the company. Is a true artist at the piano. Her offerings glow from
the sureness, shading and musical thought with which she plays.
EICHH0RNS LEAD
COMMUNITY SINGING
GRAVES & GRAVES
The Up-to-the-minute Druggists
CONDON :: OREGON a
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Spring Showing
of
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
Chautauquaa to Hear Pioneers In
Great Movement That la Sweep
ing the Country,
The community singing movement
that is sweeping the land Is bringing la
reports from every part of the country
of Immense gatherings. The first Na
tional Community Sing Day was cele
brated In Washington last December
and thousands were turned away from
the great Auditorium. In Pittsburgh
over 10,000 people attended their first
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ADVANTAGE
OF A HANDICAP"
Dr. Elliott Boyl Returns to Chautau
qua With New Lecture.
Dr. Elliott A. Boyl hns many friends
In th Wit. Il lectured on this
Chautauqua circuit two years aso and
in response to the mnny requests ne is
returning with a new lecture. "The Ad
vantage of a nandicap." Dr. Boyl has
become one of the strongest Inspira
tional lecturers on the platform. lie
Mr. and Mrs. Eichhorn.
community sing and this has been re
peated in practically every large city
of the country.
Mr. and Mrs. Eichhorn hare been
pioneers In the "community sing Idea"
and are among the best-known lenders
of public singing In the country. Their
appearance at Chautauqua on the fifth
day will be one of the Joyous events of
the week.
"WORLDS IN THE MAKING"
Doctor Carpenter Presents Lecture of
Absorbing Interest at Chautauqua.
Dr. A. D. Carpenter, scientist and
astronomer; interprets the marvels of
science In terms of the popular mind.
And he does It without putting a "dry"
minute in his lecture. He makes the
wonders of the universe an absorbing
subject, telling his audiences Just what
they have always wanted to know but
Dr. Elliott A. Boyl.
Is not only a splendid orator, but a
deep thinker, a close and logical rea
soner and has a mind stored with per
tinent facts. Teople are thinking and
talking about his lecture for months
and years after he has gone.
MOTHER GOOSE
AT CHAUTAUQUA
Wants to Meet All the Children en
the Last Day.
Dear old Mother Goose Is coming on
the last day of Chautauqua. She Is
bringing with her all the pretty cos
tumes of her kingdom and Is going to
make the last day and night at Chau
tauqua the very happiest one of the
week for all the boys and girls. She
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Dr. A. D. Carpenter.
; Your Inspection Invited
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Merchandise of Merit :: Condon, Oregon
have but vaguely understood. To Illus
trate his lecture, "Worlds In the Muk
ing," he uses a Mat lick Tellurian ma
chine, a revolving miniature of the
universe.
Mother Goose.
will have charge of the big Mother
Goose Festival nt night, when Little
Bo Peep, Jack Horner, Jack and Jill
and all the other children of Mother
Goose will gather for a frolic.
FOR SALE, CHEAP:
One Mitchell wagon. 3i inch
with wheat bed: Two header
beds; One McCormick header
One cook car; All in good condi
tion; Also ten heid of horses
If interested, address H
Cctoke, 604 Dekum Bldg., Port
land, Oregon, for particulars.
Wese
the besr
made.
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BUYING A GAS ENGINE FOR YOVR FARM IS JVST IN.
VESTING A LITTLE MONEY IN YOVR PLACE THAT WILL
BRING BIG;RETVRNS. YOU CAN RUN ALL THE MACH
INERY ON YOUR PLACE. DO THE FAMILY WASHING.
SAVE TIME AND SAVE LABOR .. AND YOU KNOW
THAT LABOR IS COSTLY AND UNCERTAIN. WE WANT
TO SHOW YOU AND TELL YOU ABOUT OUR OAS EN
GINES. COME IN.
USE OUR HARDWARE! IT STANDS HARD WEAR.
A. S. HOLLEN & SONS
Hardware and Implements
Condon, Oregon
Helping Farmers With
Their Grain
The Federal Reserve Banking Sys
tem enables us to offer special facilities
for carry grain in elevator.
The vast funds of the Federal Re
serve Banking System are available
only for legitimate farming and busi
ness needs, and in some respects farm
ers' paper is given preference over
merchants' paper.
If you are not already one of our
depositors drop in
and let us tell you
about this system.
MEMBER.
FEDERAL RESERVE
SYSTEM
First National Bank
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The fine Percherori 'stallion, No. 97761,
will stand the season, of 1918 at the
Shaffer farm south of Condon
COPY
STALLION REGISTRATION BOARD-STATE OF 0REC0N
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Dated t CorvaJUi. Onvoa, March 10. 1910.
The pcdltree of the 1111100. Smpton No. WKl. regtitered In the studkoolc of Percheroa
Society of America. Owned by Shaffer Brother. Conifcn. Gilliam Co., Orea-on. Bred
by 1. B. Stump, Monmouth, Polk County, Oregon. Described a follow: , Black; ttar;
little whit on lft hind foot. Pedigree: Tafia S4D11' (61634) by Amllcar (MOTS) and
Bijou (48220). and Hallpott 61003 (70731) by Plcoteur 11. (68629) and Telol t (4009).
Breed. Percheron; foaled In the year May 80, J91S, haabeen examined by the Bullion
RecUtratlon Board of Oregon, and It I hereby certified that the aald atallloa I
of PURE BREEDING la registered In the studbook that Ii recosnlted by the aatoclatlons
named la Section nine of an Act of the. Legislative Auembly of the But of Oregon
presiding for the liceniing of tallions, etc., filed in tile office of the Secretary of Bute,
February 23. 1911, and that the above named aulllea Aa been examined by Pt. R. O.
McAlliver. veterinarian appointed by the Stallion Re titration end la hereby reported
free from Infectlou. conuurloui or tranmljibl dlwaWc or unaoundneM and l hereby
Ucenead to atand for public aervlce In the Sure of Or gon.
. DALE E. RICHARDS. -Secretfary.SUllion
Regiatratloa Board. '
Note.Thia licotiae murt be recorded in the office of the
Recorder of Conveyances of true county In which stallion la
to be used for public service, and must be renewed January.
1, 1919.
SEAL
Reissued with change
of ownership Feb. 26.
1917.
For terms and other particulars see or address
ADOLPH SHAFFER
Condon . .
p Oregon
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