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About Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1908)
I nrnnnnirmin i B siTPMtjnnnnii intfrfst I njvuvwuyuvvuvniv uvxnn Miss Lenore Lawson and broth- r Claude went to Walla Walla Wednesday, having been called by the illness of their sister, Mrs. n Johnson. Mrs. J. C Stunrill left Wed nesday for Baker Cjty to spend Christmas with her parents. Prof. SturgM will join her as soon as school closes for the holidays. .1 e il uuu ui mh in c r ;ar,:vi.r1.-1 1 r i r I Iffi FOR MEN CIGAR CASES COLLAR and CUFF BOXES TRAVELING SETS SHAVING SETS MILITARY BRUSHES PIPES TOBACCO JARS ASH RECEIVERS . BOX CIGARS A FOUNTAIN PEN PLEASES ALL We have the famous Moore Non Leakable Fountain Pen, mounted in the following Lodge emblems: A. F. & A. M.f K. of P., B. P. O. E. and l. O. O. F. Prices begin at $2.50 Christmas Stationery A fine line and one that is useful as well as attractive. When you are in doubt what gift to make don't overlook a box of stationery. Phonographs Why not give a Phonograph? A Victor, of course, something that you ancj yours can en joy all the year round. Mirrors We have Hand Mirrors, Shaving Mirrors, Ladies Back Mirrors, Triplicate Mirrors and Sewing Stand Mirrors. Only a Few More Days to Christmas - Condon Drug Company Condon National Bank Building rrmnoN. ... - OREGON 3 r n r i rp FOR WOMEN HAND BAGS LEATHER DOILIES PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS WORK BOXES MUSIC ROLLS TOILET CASES MANICURE SETS PERFUMERY STATIONERY C Last weeks item telling of the burning of the house or J as. Larch at Clem should be correc ted since it has been learned that the house was burning before the dynamite caught on Are. Mrs. D. S. Brown returned Tuesday evening from a week's visit in western Oregon. Oscar Veatch and D. S. Brown left Wednesday morning for Heppner where they will attend the meeting of the Masonic Lodge. R. M. Rogers who has been at tending to business matters in eastern Washington for the past week, returned Tuesday. " J. E. Keeler of Portland ' who has been looking over Gilliam and Wheeler counties with a view of investing left Wednes day morning to return to his home. He expressed himself as being very well pleased with this section and expects to re turn. Mrs. T. J. Linnville who has been in the sanitarium at The Dalles where she underwent an operation some time ago, retur ned to her home in this city on Monday. She is entirely recov ered. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Reisacher returned Monday evening from a few days visit in Portland Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Wood who had been visiting in The Dalles and Portland returned Monday evening. Mrs. J. Eggleston arrived in this city Monday evening to join her husband who has the con tract for painting the new Acad emy. She expects to remain here until her husband finishes his contract John Madden the pioneer ran cher of Lone Rock has moved to this city and will spend the win ter here. Chas. Williams. Ed. Spencer and G. B. Dukek of this city at tended the meeting of the I. 0 0. F. Lodge at May ville last Sat urday. Degrees were conferred unon five members. The Fossil deeree team did the work and according to all reports their team work is of the highest quality. The public schools of this city will close on next Wednesday for the Xmas holidays and the vaca tion will last until the 4th of January. Assessor-elect Otis Campbel has recently received some fine office furniture with which he will fit up his place of business. His term of office will begin the first of the year. Ed Chuck, who has been em ployed for several months on the St. Thomas Aquinas Academy building, returned to his home in rtaweo-o on Monday morning. Mr. Chuck made many freinds while in the Wheat City. R. L. Hunt, who is a traveling salesman for the Clarke, Wood ard Drug Co. of Portland, was in this citv Wednesday. Mr. Hunt was formerly in the drug husinesa in Condon and his many friends will be glad to hear of his success in his present voca tion. His present employers are lucky to secure the services 01 a genial companion and a compe tent salesman as Mr. Hunt un doubtedly is. Miss Mabel Strickland of Rock Creek who was operated on for appendicitis last week by Dr. Wood is improving rapidly. - J liULb liJl LirLJ d Don't Put off Making Your Selections. If you want a 25c cross we have not got it; nothing less than $1.00 to $6.00. At w told iou wi havt no truth. Ladies Watches from $5.00 to $50.00. We have no $100.00 Ladies' Watch and as we are JMiiiM we are not going to tell you we nave. 0 Many people complain of having Advertisers. Remember you are to . a , look around before you buy. A firm ma: ' Y 03r at ttin nimlitw anr) nrtPA tint it foil vnn Thov mnv toll vnn hnw you look around you may find they have lie tft you will lie ahout the size and Quality tn vnn in n huninesa deal? Take yourself and after comparing quality and i;i..e buy save money and of a Reliable Uohu and that w. VVILLIftMSZJFWELl -f Expert A FEW PRICES ON WATCHES Watch my display window for Bargains all through a It will pay you. 7-jewel Elgin or Waltham, Nickel Case 15-jewel " 17-jewel " 7-jewel " " Gold Filled " 15-jewel " " " 17-iewel " " " " 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 The Watch of Quality f ' o 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 . A LP : v been t.'T38 HV tl(lt It O.J Inrire as ' il ' Jf. ft of their st:L . a no one's Word ...at IriV Optru; 18-size BEND WftTGH We Are Exclusive s Agents 4v- " i - Hi t f Jtf ; ... ,- Hi I W: - Iff r $450 I 5.50 I 6.50 I 6.00 I li 7.00 I 8.00 1 : if. 1
