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"The Best Lighted
rarm m the County"
One prominent farmer says:
"Delco-Ught has actually added to
the value of my farm
'The neighbors speak of it as the
best lighted farm in the county
"Hut it i more than that it is the
best place in which to live and
to raise a family."
LVIeo-Light bring city comfort
and convenience and economies
; to the furm.
It lights the house and barn it
furnishes power to pump the
water, wash the clothe, churn
the butter, separate the cream
run the vacuum cleaner and the
electric fan.
It is so simple that a child can
operate it and so economical that
it actually nay for itself in time,
labor and fuel saved.
W. G. NeVill
Agent
Condon :: Oregon
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War Economy
Is 'Promoted at This Store
Everybody is expected to economize, to
Have nil that is possible, and to this end
wv ask you t come in and price our
large stock of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
AND
HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES
Our stock has been carefully selected
and economically bought and we are now
Belling for cash only. This is economy
for both of us and every customer will
positively get the snme treatment here.
The S. B. Barker Co.
Condon, Oregon
Ike always
thought
a man was foolish to buy
plug of the Gravely class
when he could get a big
plug of ordinary tobacco
for the same money. But
one day Bill gave him a
chew of Gravely just two
or three small squares.
Then Ike got the pure, sat
isfying Gravely taste. It
lasted so long, you can't
tell him nowadays that it
costs him anything extra
to chew Real Gravely.
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It ti furtktr-tkat'i wif ytm
tan fit tht tooj tatlt tftklscUum
tftokut without 4tru (tat
' PEYTON BRAND
Real Gravely Chewing Plug
each, piece packed in a vouch
H. H. WILBURN
. WELL CONTRACTOR AND DRILLER
' '' SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ;
CONDON, OREGON
By County Food Administrator
Though the end of the world
war is in sight, this is no time to
throw off the food regulations.
Over two million of our boys are
still acroKs the eea and there are
other millions of civilians and
refugees to be fed. It is impos
sible for the European countries
to bo self supporting for some
time to come. Over four years
of war have so devastated the
farm lands and country in en-
eral that it will be many months
before food stuffs in any amount
can be raised. The peoples of
the world are looking to the
United States for food and it is
our duty to make sure their ex
pectations will be met. The
people of this country have been
very considerate and all those
who conformed to th food reeul
ation can rejoice and feel that
they have had a great part in
winning-this war. If by chance
there should be a few who have
not held to tbe regulation, they
are not elated at their short
comings and will not tell the
coming generations how they
evaded the government requests.
The government has played fair
It took the substitute regulations
off flour as soon as possible and
will loosen thd restrictions on
other food stuffs as soon as con
ditions will permit. Yet with all
the restrictions no one has suf
fered; no one has gone through
any hardship on account of the
food regu!a'ioii8. Now. just f
the end is near, are we goin
slacken ardpeimii mi lio,
starve? We have tH tniK
in the American people to tt .
this will occur. The great ma.-'
ut the people will stili Co operat..
:n
and heed the request of the gov
trnment. .This request is to .con
serve, save and conform.
' Mrs. Nancy Smith
Mr. Nancy Smith, one of the real
iniilders of Gilliam county, passed to I
her reward Tuesday, Nuv. 19, 1918,"" at
the home of her son. The funeral srr
vioea were held at the home Thursday
and she was laid to rest in the MayvilU
cemetery beside her husband -who died
in 1891. Nancy Maxwell was born in
1SJ8 and crossed the plains to western
Oregon in 1847. She was married Feb
ruary 18, 1855, to Josiah B. Smith and
to this union were born seven sons and
one daughter, all of whom were at the I
funeral. They came to this county 85 1
years ago and settled on Beecher Flat.
George Hanson, pioneer of Gilliam
county, died thia week at Bandon, Ore
gon, where he lived the last few years.
He wanted to be buried here where he
had lived so long po his body was tent I
here and the funeral, conducted by the
'Masons, was held yesterday.
Henry uense, uniiam boy, was
wounded in France October 6 and ia
now in a hospital over there. His left
arm wait shattered and he came out of I
the fight with two bullet holes in his
helmet.
Homer McDaniel, a former Gilliam
boy and well known here, waa recently I
killed in action in France.
The Liberty chorus announces
that on Thanksgiving evening
at 7:30 a patriotic commun
ity song service of thanksgiving
will be held in' the rink. This
hour will be given to song all
over the nation and everybody is
requested to attend on this oc
casion and help sing. '
Deals in Dirt
O A Tschauner to C E Cripe,
160 acres, sflO. ' v
E D Lantis et ux to E J Klink.
480 acres, $6000 ,
A S Tate to Harry Palmer, 320
acres, $3400.
Bessie M. Warren et vir to J E
& AM Flett, 160 acres, $1.
FOR SALE:
Man's saddle in fine condition.
Can be seen at Dunlap's shop
in Condon. 36d37
BANKERS MORTGAGE CORPORATION
If you want 'to borrow money on
your Livestock, Wheat, Wool or Lib
erty Bonds, talk with Wm. Crawford
of Condon National Bank : about our
terms and service or write us direct.
The war is over and we want to help
you do your part in taking care of the
reconstruction, which is our next duty.
. Porland, Oregon
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AUTHORIZED VERSION OF THE GREAT
BY AMBASSADOR GERARD
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The greatest picture ever brought to Condon.
It is blood-stirring facts and not fiction. Come
and see how the kaiser and his henchmen made
plans to divide America anh how Gerard defied
the former ruler of Germany. Leltoy's jazz or
chestra of Portland will furnish "good music
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Get Your Reserved Seats Early '
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