WEIGBU & CO.
Leading Clothiers and
Furnishers
Y invite the most fastidious to call
and inspect our stock of
MEN'S CLOTHLNQ
The stock is complete with the latest
designs and colors in reliable mer
chandise. Our motto is ' Quality be
fore Price. Let as fit you up with
your fall Hat, Suit, Shoes, Underwear
and Shirts and you will be surprised
what we can do for you. The best
always for the price.
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WEIGELi & CO.
Condon,
The AMERICAN
T H ED A T R E
Up-to-date Moving Picture Theatre
Latest Pictures and Illustrated Songs
Open every evening, from 7 to 10:30
Theatre Heated. Admission 10c
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November 14th will be f
"Globe day." What is
Globe day? It is the day on
which anyone may get the
Condon Globe for one year
for only $1.00; two-thirds of
the regular price. The
Globe has for the past year
been giving its readers more
news than they have ever
before gotten from any pa
per in the county, and will
continue to do so. This of
fer is for one day only. Be
fore and after November 14
the Globe will be the usual
price, $1.50. This is an ef
fort on the part of the Globe
to increase its subscription
list lor the benefit of its ad
vertisers. Tell your friends
of this offer. They will ap
preciate getting all the
county news for one year
for $1.00 as well as you do.
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School Note.
By 1.EM.1K Harlan,
Last Friday a Literary Sod
ety was organized, consisting of
two divisions, with Will Murphy
as Leader of one division and
; Less Harlan Leader of the other.
, The following officers were elect-
ed: Will Murphy, president; Less
' Harlan vice-president; Alice
Farnsworth secretary: Tula
Kinsley treasurer. An executive
'board was selected, consisting
'of, Edgar Donnelly, Mabel Rich
mond and Herbert Clarke. The
first program will be held in the
' court room, November 7. Every-
i body invited.
I Program
Debate Resolved: that the elec
. trie railway will benefit Condon,
Affirmed by Guy Linville ,Mable
Richmond and Herbert Clarke,
Denied by Less Harlan, Georgia
Searcy and Bessie Austin.
Essay Myrtle Scrivner
Recitation . . . Tillie Dams
Later on the programs will be
held at night and an admission
fee will be charged.
Mildred Randall has quit
school in order to devote her
time more fully to the study of
music.
The Seniors added one more
member to their illustrious class,
Miss Lottie Kiezur.
Examinations were held
throughout the schools during
the week. The results were as
usual, good. '
Arrangements are being made
with Fossil for a series of de
bates to take place during the
winter, between the two High
Schools.
Keep warm these cold evenings
by using the old original Rock
Springs Coal- - a ctrload was
received on Monday I y the Ar
lington Lumber Co.
WOOL ERGWERS IHEETIKB
n Heppner on Nov
ember 17th and 10th.
The eleventh annual convention
of the Oregon Woolgrowers As
sociation will bo held in Heppner
Oregon.Tuesday and Wednesday,
November 17 and 18, 190& The
O. R. & N. Co. has granted a
special reduced rate of one and
one third regular fare for round
trip, and the people of Heppner
have'provided ample accomoda
tions and entertainment
This meeting is most imuortr nt
to the sheep and wool interests.
The program is excellent, such
vital subjects as the ranee Ques
tion, scab eradication, forest re
serve administration, wool ware
houses, wool sales, tariff revisit n
sheep killing outrages, salt, pred
atory wild animals, speed limit
law, and improvement of irener-
al sheep conditions will be dis
cussed .by able and prominent
speakers. All wool growers
should be present, take part in
the discussions, and assist in the
formations of plans for the fu
ture.
CHANCE FORMER PLANS
Whole Building Rushed to
Completion. Wiring
Contract Let.
The contract of wiring the
new St Thomas Aquinas Acad
emy has been let to L E.
Laurance. Work will be started
next Monday and when the sys
tem is completed it will be elabor
ate with beautiful groups of
chandeliers, etc. One hundred
lights will be used to light the
building.
Since the Globe printed the
cut showing the front elevation
of the building as drawn by
Architect Burgraf there has been
several changes made by the
committee. The second floor,
as planned, is being omitted as
it was learned the building
would be too large, however the
floor space will be practically the
same as an extra large room
will be finished under the center
of the roof. The change will
make possible the finishing of
the entire building by the first
of the year.
I ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
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B. Burgett arrived in Condon
Thurday evening from The
Dalles. Mr. Burgett conducts
an undertaking parlor in that
city.
There is a movement on foot
among the sporting fraternity of
this city to organize a stock com
pany with the purpose of build
ing a race track and fair grounds.
They lived on the edge of a
slough,
And whenever they felt a bit
blough
Both he and his daughter
Would sail on the water
And shoot the geese as they
flough,
And buy their lumber and fuel
from Arlington Lumber Co.
Don't forget that "Globe Day"
is on the 14th. Come in and
subscribe for the Globe, get the
news for one year for only $1.00,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gibbons
and daughter Miss Agnes Gib
bons expect to leave on next
Thursday on an extended trip.
They first will visit with their
daughter Mrs. J. W. Miller of
Albany from which place they
will go to Soutnern California to
spend the winter. Before re
turning to Oregon they will
make an extended visit in the
East
SAMsd WIND MILLS
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W. J. Mariir
came in on the
to attend tobus-
local last ev
iness interestin
this vicinity.
Mickey" fierney came in
from Arlingtq Thursday even
ing.
Thebettcoaldihe market wai
received by the Irlington Lumber
Co , on Monday. (The famous Rock
Spring Coal givfa heat and costs
lest in thelonr tin.
Mr. and MrsAl. W. Myer of
lone are vising relatives In
this city this welc Mrs. Myers
is a daughter of SVilliam Wehrli
of Keyes Flat
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Woman Interrupt! Political
Speaker
A well drensed woman lnterrup
ted a political speaker recently by
continually coughing. If the had
talen roley lio'iey and Tar n
would have oured her cough qicK
ly and expelled the cold from her
ivBtcm. The genuine Foley's
Honey and Tar contain no opiate
and ie in a yellow package. Be
fiine ubmilule. Condon ! Drug
Company.
IF YOU .:
Haven't Bought Your
WINTER SUIT
net. Come ami get mil prices
, flrat. rertect tit; latest attfies ,
I Clean and Press
uour clothes, make them leek i
now, at reasonable rates.,,
ENOCH ELMORAIN
I Leoated .1 rnee'e eld eewteatienen
tend, tnd doer .uUi et Bank
Heating St wet at $2.00 each
3.00 "
4.00 " r
5.00 "
6.00 "
7.00 "
8.00 "
and so on up. The 2.00 stove
is first-vlass and the others grow
better at the price increases.
See Hunt the Hardware Man for
the best in town at the lowest
prices.
North Main Street.
LIVERY
and FEED
STABLE
Under New Management
Dan Hlldcrbrand
Proprietor
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If PREMIER & OLYMPIC
Flour are too good, u$e
SEARCHLIGHT
1.15 per sack.
The Best Flour Sold for the price. 8B558
GLOVES
If you need a kid Glove for drees wear, a leather or wool v
glove or mitten for work, come in and Bee our assortment.
From the toughest Dogskin to the finest buck. 50c to $2.25
P. H. STEPHENSON,
JAMIES0N &
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Phone No, 6 A -Office
Lost Valley LY I Co.
Lumber
for sale in our wood yard at
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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
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