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About Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919 | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1910)
rt n mk m fc ilk I Vv a 1 S & v5h ; fl OREflT SPECIAL SALE ON CHILDREN'S SUITS V All Sizes and Styles for Children from 2 1-2 to 16 years of age SPECIAL PRICES. $2.5Q TO $1Q I : I Don't overlook this opportunity of petting a spring and summer suit for your boy at an extraordinarily low price I : I MB Af TT THE NEW SPRI NG SUITS Are conspicuous because of their neat ness. We believe you'll admit that you never saw prettier patterns than we are showing, principally prays in every known weave and fabric, some :: dark mixtures and blue serges. .; B I N G'S THE REAL VALUE OF A GARMENT You may not thoroughly realize it, but it is a fact that the true value of a garment depends upon the manner in which it ia made and trimmed. Good cloth with poor tailoring and poor fitting qualities makes a most unsatisfactory garment, no matter what you pay for it You must realize that we would not recommend our clothes if we were not thoroughly convinced that none better are made. WE WANT YOU To come in and look over LAMM &, CCS Spring and Summer Style Book. This house ia famoua for the class of tailoring employed and :: the excellent fit produced. :: THE BIG STORE. THE PLACE OF BARGAINS. Happenings of General Interest. Legal blanks for sale at the Globe office. Posters are out announcing a big dance to be given in the skating rink on Friday evening, May 20th. The Wheat City Or chestra has been engaged to fur nish music. Refreshments of all kinds will be served in the hall. Mis. Chas. Brown was an in coming passenger Tuesday even ing. Have you seen the Weekly Blotter? Get a copy of this new publication at the Condon Drug Co. or at this office. It is pub lished by the Globe Printery. . You can get any magazine printed at astonishingly low rates if subscribed for in con nection with the Globe. E. C. Rogers was at his ranch Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Clark cf Arlington came up on the Inland Limited Tuesday evening. J. W. Hire returned Tuesday evening from Roosevelt, Wn. Judge Dunn returned Tuesday evening from a few days visit at Portland. It is reported that there will be only one railroad line up the Deschutes after all. Rumor has it that the Harriman interests are preparing to capitulate to the Hill interests. Some trackage or traffic agreement will undoubt edly be made whereby access will be given into the interior similarly to the manner in which the Harriman lines obtained an entrance to Puget Sound. Cottmire and Fehrenbacher have added an up to-date ice crc am parlor to their already complete confectionery, The Palm, and invite you to call and inspect the new room and sample their mast excellent brand of ice ere mi. G. M. Weister, the official pho tographer of the 0. R. & N. Co., arrived in this city Monday ev ening to take pictures of the dif ferent view3 which are to appear in the booklet advertising Gilliam County. John Madden, the Lone Rock pioneer, was an outgoing passen ger Tuesday morning. Geo. Riggs returned to Port land Tuesday after visiting rela tives and friends in this city for a few days; H. C. Strickland left Tuesday morning for Portland after spending a few weeks in this vi cinity. He shipped a car of cat tle to the Portland market the same morning. Lester Wade left Tuesday for a week's stay in The Dalles and Portland. The Condon Chapter 0. E. S. has been very busy during the past week preparing for the vis it of Sister A. Antoinette Stiles, Worthy Grand Matron of Ore gon, who is to arrive in this city tomorrow evening. A reception and banquet will be given in her honor in the lodge rooms tomor row evening. L. K. Harlan, who is playing ball this season with the Pendle ton team is certainly making good. In four games he has se cured 51 strickouts and allowed but 11 singles. The Wasco County Electric & Water Power Company will hold their annual stockholders meet ing in this city next Thursday evening. Real Estate Transfers W I Vandervlugt & wife to J A Church, Trustee 160A ' 12000.00 Lillie F Brown & Husband to J E Stephens 160 A 100.00 N P Wallace & Wife to Dan P & A K Smythe 3440 A 13.700.00 RF Monroe to W H Snell 1 lot Arlington 1.00 S J Mayer & Others to W H Snell 3 lots Arlington 1.00 fldvertiiud Letters For the week ending Apr. 30, letters as addressed below re main uncalled for at the Condon post-office: Rogers Mr. J. M. Smoole Mr. Henry. These letters will be sent to the dead letter office May 14, 1910, if not delivered before. In calling for the above, please say "advertised" giving date of list. John F. Reisacher, P. M. w Mr. VJX Baa d Carlton Williams of The Dalles was in this city a few days the latter part of last week. Miss Hazel Schott of Clem visited friends in this city over Sunday and returned home on Monday morning. SEEBcatalog NOW HEADY W. tut MWI i'annar. C anlrnrr PmKtymaa and EMnrkinui to hut. a flop? ox our a.w bm-i Jfcmir. j eon. wn. i?u pagm or .Tvryuttng noml. aa wo vn a WW Of fanning la Uia warn. ID una impact tod torn-. auUitmUo lliui tara. It I. tuo .inericm of rar twatT-tt tow. of limMf Mt mlimu in It. Vi mL "fUiSi 8mU m Baat for tha Wtut .id ar oild by juur italec hoAmy tor Btnr aateiog. THE CHAS. B. IIIXY CO. XSho PACIFIC MONTHLY' PORTLAND t OREGON ThtLeadingMagazine' of the West Baautifully niu.tr.twl Tim! Attic!! Raadabla StarUt. R4 Jack London' VWd ud Iatei-Mting Story Now Runmnf Smiallr- Artacla acn monui describing tha raaourca. ana BBWtunitiM to M towM m tha Wait. an vfcrt a. Mum SEE us INTERIOR WAREHOUSE Co. BVLFOUH. GUTHRIE & CO.. MunitRers. General Varclioue Business. t Wool utoiagc and Baling. Ui'itlfis in Grain and Gruin Hags. We make a spei-iUy of llih Grad Lumber. ' SAVE MONEY THE PACIFIC MONTHLY PartUad.Or.foa CaalkaMai EacloMd i. IS. for wtc T av Mad aw thraa lata aaailiM. at aaar Nmmmm AMrmu . ROSEBERRY NO. 5041 Registered in American Shire Horse.Association. Sire: The Baron V., No. 1320; Dam: Mayflower, No. 1315. . Roseberry is a dark bay stallion and weighs 1750 pounds. Will stand the season of 1910 April 1 to July 1 at the Condon Livery Barn, Condon, Oregon. Terms Single Service, $3.00, Season, $5.00, Insurance $10. J. W, HIRE, OWNER AND KEEPER NOTICE! PREMIER s OLYMPIC F LOU R $6.10 per Bbl., to any part of City Mall or phone uour orders at once and take advantage of this liberal offer. &l,yi!rM'SOo. .,v(rJTE: CORNER s AMUSEMENT HALL I Confectionery, cigars, soft drinks. Club room in connection. 2 vvuuMUt St UU., rMUMb. g SwinnnrmnninnAnnnnnAnAruuixvrutAruiAnnnn THE PALACE HOTEL U. S. CARN1NE Proprietor. headquarters for Farmers and Stckmen. CONDON. OREGON STAR BOARDING HOUSE Under New Management. Riley Feltner, Proprietor. First-class Meals. Reasonable Prices. ' Main Street, Condon. i i !
