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About Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 16, 1908)
WBIGEL, & CO. Leading Clothiers and Furnishers Our stock oCMen's Clothing is cohiplete and fairly over flowing with snappy up to il t patterns in all the new shades of Brown, Olive, Blue, Stone Grey nd Bronte. PRICES $10TO$25 Ask to see our Overcoats and Raincoats. We have several numbers in Browns which cannot be- equalled for the price, $20. Also a Black Thibet Raincoat, extra qual ity. 122.50. For everyday service we recommend our Heavy Oxford Ulsters, at 113.50. Nothing better. See Windows ' See Windows WEIGEL. & CO. Condon, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cripe re- turned last evening from a visit to their farm on the Washington side of the Columbia. E. W. Wright, a member of the staff of the Portland Oregonian, was in Condon the fore part of the week. G. L. Kinsley of Newport, Virginia, spent Saturday and Sunday with his brother, W. B. Kinsley, of this city. PER CORD ARLINGTON LUMBER MICHAELS-STERN FINE C LOTH I NQ una, tc t -it. a. trooBraona to wnotL men Oregon. Wilbur France came up from Rock Creek yesterday. John Scrivener was over terday from his J arm in Gooseberry country, yes the J. F. Delph, the expert um brella mender, is now ready to make your old umbrellas as good as new. Leave all your work in this line at the Condon Steam Laundry. Lost Ladies' pocket book containing $8 lost between the depot and John Randall's res idence on Monday evening. Finder please leave at this office or at Randall's Barber Shop. W 0 For 16-inch Fir and Alder. It is the best kind of Fuel at the best price. If you cannot use it this winter, it will keep. It makes a fine sum mer wood and we predict such fuel will not be offered for such price next year. We are over stocked in this kind of wood and make this low price to move it quickly. Full measure and courteous treatment is our desire. John Madden, the Lono Rock stockman, was in the city today. Clem News, Mrs, MeFherson and Mrs. S. C Dodson returned Wednesday irom a visit to umdon. Claude Lawson came down from Condon to assist Jim Moffet m painting the new school build ing; they intend to finish by the first or next week. W. W. McPherson returned Monday from a visit to The Dalles and Arlington. i. u. rnuiips was a passenirer to London i uesday. Miss Edna Phillips who has been here the last few months at the home of her sister. Mrs. V. S. Jost, left for her home in Dallas Oregon, last Friday. I The graphophone that was raffled off at Jost & Philips' last Sunday was won by T. J. ; Stull who had but one chai.ee on the machine. i Henry Wilkins left for Port . land Monday, on a business trip. I F. T. Hurlburt of Condon, and and Walter Wade of Olex. were ' business visitors here test Satur day. Wheat hauling is about com pleted in this vicinity, and the farmers are preparing to seed. A. S. Thomas delivered his wheat to the warehouse this week. The Interior warehouse of this place shipped a carload of wheat this week. The Arlington Lumber Co, re ceived a car of coal the first of the week; this suits Bill, for he certainly does like to shovel coal. Chas. Wilkins was a business visitor here Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Olen Strickler re turned Saturday evening from a visit at The Dalles. Married Man In Trouble A married man who permits any .member of his family to take any thing except Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs, colds and lung trouble, is guilty of neglect. Nothing elxe is as good for all pulmonary troub les. The genuine Foley's Honey and Tar contains no opiates and if in a yellow package. Condon Drug Company. Cy LIST OF AWARDS (Continued from Page 5) Mrs. J.S.Stewart' Barred Plymouth Rock hen 1st, pullet 1st. House plants collec tion, 1st, cabbage 1st, carrots 2nd; turnips 1st, cherries canned 1st; canned peaches 2nd. J. H. Parsons Fruit, prunes canned, 1st; peaches October Favourite, 1st P. Dyer Apricots, three jars 1st. Pears Bartlett 1st Apples 20 oz. Pip pin 1st Jonathan 1st Mrs. E. Morgan Turkey Bronze hen 1st Plain sewing 2nd. J. W. Dyer Barley, Spring, 2nd. Mrs. E. B. Dyer White Rock hens, 2nd. F. B. Moore Yellow uumnkins 1st: onions Danvers 1st Egg plant 1st Peaches Crawford, - first; Apples Winter Jenetia 1st Po tatoes Peerless 1st Walnuts 2nd. quinces 1st pears Fall butter 2nd. Agnes Falmer B. p. Ri-ck cock 1st: same variety hen. cockerel and pullet 2nd prize on each. Peaches late Crawford 1st Harry Palmer Beardless barley 2nd. cucumber flrst Mrs. E,Maley Quilt silk, 2nd. Mrs. L. McCoinell Loganberries, 1st Belle Dyer Burnt wood work, 1st Mrs. E. Whitcomb Slumber robe, 1st Fremont Wade Gray Dorking, cock, 1st hen 1st S. C. Brown Leghorn, cock 1st pullet second. J. E. Jones Potatoes, six weeks, 1st. Car rots, 1st J. G. Boyer Hogs Chester White, first Mrs. I. B. Keyes Alfalfa raised on dry land, 1st Mrs. Alex Johnson Oil painting, second. IvaYantis Lavender work, first F. A. Knox Colt, Shire, second, R. R. Mrs. E. K. Cleveland Battenburg, center piece, 2nd. Theo Thomas Recitation any subject, first. Lethea Thomas Recitation, on agriculture, 1st Mrs. Julia Thomas Knit center piece, first F. C. Dorfer Wheat, Early Wilbur, second. U. T. Crane Brown Leo-horn, cock second. hens, first II. w. Wright Wheat, Red Russian in sheaf. I, b.r, same variety threshed, 1st. H. D. Randall Apples w. W inter Permain. 2nd, Gloria Mundia. 1st Yellow Belleflower 1st. Prunes-Ger man first Silver first Corn Yel low Dent first Mrs. S. C. Crum Apples Spitzenberg first, Jeneten second, Fall Permain first Pears Idaho first Win ter Nellis first Peaches Lemon unng second, Muscat grapes second. Mrs. T. A. Brandon Drawn work first, Twisted wire work first Jennie Palmer Sofa cushion, Jap minerel painted first Mrs. B. F. Butler Oil painting, first. Claud Clark Drawing pencil work first. T. C. Mobley Apples heedless tirst, un named first 1 Mrs. J. A. Dousman Quilt, cotton, second. L. A. Miller Plum Red Egg, first Potatoes Late Kose, first. B. F. Enslev Wheat Little Club.sheaf lst..b.r. : Potatoes Snowflakes first; Early Kose second. Mrs. John Stewart Butter dairy, second; cabbaee second; Jersey bull calf first Walter Farrar Saddle horse, gentleman first Frank Roy Laughrige Recitation on any subject, 1st, Ed Palmer i ' Rye Winter 1st " Pears Win ter Nellis, first; Bartlett 2nd: Patrick Berry, first; apples Red Crab first; Hack team first, b. r. Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs quickly, strengthens the lungs and expels colds. Get the genuine in a yellow Dackaee. Con. SAMSON WIND MILLS fefei . E.WIIEIR. THE AUCTIONEER Can sell anything at auction as well as any man In the Northwest and will serve you in that line when want- ed, at reasonable rates Call on him at Hunt's Hardware Store when in need of such services THE CONDOII I TOWHSITE CO. i . Will Sell Lota for th Nxt Sixty Days on Easy Terms or Clv 10 per cent Dlaoount for Cash. WHY CONDON PROPERTY IS A GOOD INVESTMENT There are no rival towns near and all the best tillable lands in Gilliam County are in the vicinity of Condon. It is almost an assured fact that WITHIN TWO YEARS we will have a system of elec tric lines from this point to various parts of the country, South and West of here. There is no town in this state that is a county seat and has the prospects of being one of the best school towns, and other natural advantages. where business and residence property can be purchased at such LOW PRICES as exist ing here. CONDON has never had such prospects of becoming a town of importance as at the present time and lots are sure to DOUBLE IN VALUE with in 12 months. I am back at the old stand, for terms and prices, call and see me. J. JE. Lancaster North Main Street LIVERY and FEED STABLE Under New Management Dan fillderbrand Proprietor If PREMIER & OLYMPIC Flour are too good, use SEARCHLIGHT 1.15 per sack. The Best Flour Sold Dry Goods, Shoes, Groceries Fresh line A No. Groceries', Canned Goods, Tea and Coffee. Gentlemen's Furnishings and the famous Dougherty Fithian hoes. Dress Goods, Skirts, Waists P. H. STIEPHENSON, Agent lor J. M. BORN & JAMIESON MARSHALL s aANITARY rtUMM watbn avaraM Aitnti ! WMlllt. AtM PnlrtMNkfrMut llwll Kitlltw. Sm atktfoM WlS l torn. Condon Lively Barn l'dr JU Manawrnl J. W. HIRE, PrcpT Commercial Men Given Careful Attention 2 MORUt BOUOMT AND SOLO j awinvruirmiwuwuwwvnnvui: S.B. OOUTURE & CO. Prepared to handle all kinds of . F ue 1 Phone No. 6 A Office Lost Valley L L Co. Lumber for sale in our-wood yard- 1 about Half Price H of the lumber being sold in Condon. Bring in your 'bill and let us figure on them. Farr Bros Meat Market Choice Fresh and Cured Meats of all Kinds. Highest Cash Price Paid for Hides. Johnson Bulldlna Condon, Oregon. for the price. ILL,AMC, r"w Milling f!n ojchloaao. Merchant Tailors don Drug Company.
