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About Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 11, 1908)
CHRISTMAS GOODS for C ti r i s t m a s shoppers! It Is with a feeling of Pride and Satis faction TflAT.WB GALL YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR LINE OF n 111 Mi Tl G fR ff v fc KZJ XZJ ZJ W Without question, we have a line that will appeal to the most fastidious buyer, priced in a way that will appeal to your pocketbook. Speaking of prices, all of our goods are marked in plain figures. We do not have a price for every customer, bui every customer gets the same price. We have no trash to offer you, at any price, for our entire line is good, new and up-to-date. . , To appreciate what we are offering you must see the- line, but to sharpen your interest we mention a few things of special interest. Hand Bags, this uoar's styles, $1.50, $2.00 to $7.60 Albums, alwaus popular, all new. 750 to $7.60 Post Card Albums, an accept able gift.' too to 3.60 BU5 IpErJ (JOODS pillouv Jops aijd Doilies. Only three weeks to Christmas, and the earlier you make your se lections the better we will be able to please you, while our line is still complete. Yours very truly, CONDON DRUG GOSIUPANY Condon National Bank Building S. C. DODSON'S OLD STAND I The ladies of the Woodmen Circle enjoyed a Bocial evening at their lodge rooms on Wednesday evening. A sumptous chicken supper was served after which all present repaired to their homes. . 0. Engberg, the boss plasterer on the new Academy bunding, returned to Portland this morn ing. He paid this oflice a visit yesterday to subscribe for the Globe in order to keep up with the news of Gilliam county and of the city in which he worked. He completed the big job of plastering the academy yester day afternoon and all the men left this morninar. The con tractors were very fortunate in securing Messrs. Engberg & Oberg to do the contract of plastering as the work they have done is of the best quality and shows much skill in that line of work. Both of these gentlemen are good fellows and made many friends while in this city. Why buy other flour when our Olympic has no equal and is a money saver. Get our prices, try our flour and be convinced. Gilliam Co. Milling Co.., Condon, Oregon. Gilliam Pioneer Passes Away. Fred Adlard was born in Lin colnshire, England, Jan. 29, 1836 and came to America in 1854. He first located in Benton Co.. Ore., and in 1875 married Miss Katie Willbanks. In 1888 he moved his family to Gilliam Co., locating at Ajax where he has since resided. Mr. Adlard was taken sick on Dec 7, passing away on December 8th. He leaves a wife and twelve children to mourn his loss: W. T. Adlard of Ferry Canyon, Mrs. F. Mar vel of Dilley. Ore., W. R. Adlard of Alville, Mrs. R. E. Myers and Miss Lulu Adlard of Condon, r red Adlard, Mrs. J. Burden, Misses Lthel, Alice, Ldith and Helen Adlard, and Chas. Adlard, all of Ajax. Catholic Fair a Success. The Catholic Fair, which end ed last evening, was most suc cessful, and has swollen the building fund of the new Acad emy, lhe two entertainments were especially good and enjoyed by large audiences. Bishop O'Reilly of Baker City was present during the celebration. The lack of space forbids going into details. Following li llt of nni of the winner,: SlWer Kt, Mn. Geo. Klppey of SUyvllle; woolen blanket, Fattier Cantwell; far overcoat, Wm. Nendelof Clem: (loghead cailnn, father Cent well: hand painted eathlon, K. E. Bummera; lap robe YV. H. Febrenbacber: bandpaiuted cuh Ion, Mike Campbell: piano cover, J. J. Couture; doll, Kile Clark; tola pillow, Mm. Wain; powder bowl, Henry Shannon, BIlbopO'Rellly'i picture Ed Dunn; 2,000-mile book, C. A. Rhea of Hepp- ner; cublon, Utile Cbapln at Walla Walla; Le na Shannon won the eonteat for the diamond ring; china tea let, Mra. W. E. Smith; Baby Kathleen Haddock won the baby conteit. A FEW SUITABLE GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS Diamonds We mount them to suit your taste while you wait Clem News. E. J. Clough transacted busi ness here this week. J. J. Fehrenbacher of Gwendo len, passed through here last Thursday on his way to Rock Creek. W. A. West was a visitor here this week. Lou Boyd of Condon, visited at the home of his sister, Mrs. Ed Schott, this week. Mr. and Mrs. Olen Stricler and Jacob Larch left last week for their old home in Indiana. We are sorry to lose such good neigh bors as Mr. and Mrs. Strickler; as for Jake, never fear he'll be back. Council Votes Ten-Mill Tax. (Continued from Page 1) water rate of $25 which he said was too, low and had been overlooked when other rates were raised a few months ago. No definite action was taken at this meeting. To defray the heavy expenses of the city, to pay the $3,060.00 interest now due on the bonded water system, and to help defray the big item of new water mains, the council voted a ten-mill tax. Since the meeting, it is said that several councilmen are trying to raise the ten-mill levy as more money must be raised. Bracelets In all the latest styles. Also the CARMEN. Bracelets for child ren and babies. Watches Ladies' and Gents in the latest patterns, from Nickel to Solid Gold. Novelty Watches. Back Combs 18-k Gold mounted, also large stone effects in Coral and Brilliants. Festoons In Cameos, large stone effects and plain. Neck Chains. Birth Day Rings From the Diamond down, including all precious and semi-precious stones. Sterling Silver Novelties Manicure Seta, Toilet Sets, Sewing Sets, Childs' Cups, Brushes, Single Manicure Pieces, Sterling Flat Ware. SIVER PLATED FLAT AND HOLLOW WARE Cake and Fruit Dishes, Baking Dish, Pickle Jars, Knives and Forks, Coffee Spoons Table and Tea Spoons, all of best quality only. CUT GLASS In many patterns to suit all tastes and pocket books. Fancy Clocks From the Dresser to the Parlor Clock. All artistic designs. A FEW PRICES ON WATCHES Watch my display window for Bargains all through December. It will pay you. 7-jewel Elgin or Waltham, Nickel Case 18-size $4.60 15-jewel ". ' " " " , 6.50 17-jewel " ' 6.60 7-jewel " " Gold Filled " " 6.00 15-jewel " " " " " 7.00 17-jewel " " 8.00 Carmen Bracelet, Genuine 4.50 Remember the American Girl Bracelet is an exact imitation of the Carmen and sells for only $2.25. Don't make a mistake; compare the goods and quality and then the price. THE SOUTH BEND WflTGH The Watch of Quality We Are Exclusive Agents Ten thousand South Bend watches frozen in cakes of ice during November throughout the United States as a test and proof of their superior adjustment Remember We are here to do business, save you money and make the name we have gained here for Reliability Look over our stock while it is fresh and complete; make your se lections early and we will hold them for you until Christmas. Ev- ery feffort will be made to suit you all. WILLIflMSJEWELER Expert Optician
