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About Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1910)
10 C lOC The Spring Work is On Time Is Precious This ia the time of the year when your watch should be in good or der. Remember that Williams the Jeweler is the place for you to send it for repairs. All work guar- anteed to give entire satisfaction. fie dquarters Fop High Grade Watches We are sole agents for the famous South Bend Watch, also headquar ters for the Hamil ton, Rockford, Illinois, Howard, Waltham and . Elgin. Our prices on watches are recognized all over this section of the state. We fill orders by mail - promptly, and every watch is guar ' an teed to' give en- V tire satisfac tion. Give us a trial Williams the Jeweler and Expert Opti- Ik I Si II Condon's Lead UIUII ing Jeweler. Headquarters For Formaldetiudc When you are ready for your Formaldehyde re member the Condon Drug Co. has it in stock ready for you and the price is , right Chloride of Lime Prevents Breed ing of Disease Now is the time of the year when a little Chlor ide of Lime properly used on your premises may save you and your neigh bors from some trouble some disease, by exter minating all germs in your surroundings, and the Condon Drug Co. has ordered a large supply, anticipating the demand. Prescriptions of Vital Importance Our prescription depart ment is in charge of Mr. Nicholas Van Slype, for merly with Blakely of The Dalles. Mr. Van Slype is recognized as one of the foremost prescrip tion druggists in the Pa cific Northwest, and when you send your prescrip tions to the Condon Drug Co, you are assured of the best drugs that mon ey can buy and also the services of the best drug gist on the coast 2 CONDON 3C NATIONAL BANK CAPITAL STOCK 0 50 nnn nn O Directors: GEO.B.DUKEK, Pre. A. QREINER. Vlce-Pres. . GRANT WADB WM. WEHRLI E.J.CLOUQH DOHT KEEP YOUR MOliEY IN THE HOUSE IT IS UNSAFE AND WORRIES YOU HAVE YOUR SAVINGS DRAW INT REST o A LIBERAL RATE Oil TIME DEPOSITS 0 ; opQd 3C DC 0 HIDES. PELTS AND FURS G. E. TOWNSEND, with Kauffman, Davidson and Sem mel, will pay the highest price for Hides, Pelts and Furs One Door North of Palace Hotel - - CONDON. OREGON BABY WEEK May 2-3-4 1910. All babies born since Jan. 1, 1909, are entitled to a cabinet picture of themselves free at our studio on the above dates. Mothers, they can't come alone so bring them in. THE ROLLINS STUDIO - - - - - Condon, Oregon. HATS MADE TO ORDER Old Hats Made Over. Straws cleaned and reshaped. MISS PITTMAN'S MILLINERY S P R I N G I w l $iocertty Clolkes You will be in terested now in the early season novelties and dainty colorings which we are now showing Many of them, most of them in fact, are ex clusive which, of course, will be copied generously later in the sea son. Like changes in Nature, apparel changes are made gradually as Win ter merges into Spring. These attractive shirt ings and new silks will make a pleas ing start. More comfortable under garments too, for those who are tired of Winter weight, in silky lisle, and ootton. Wade & Veatch Co., Inc. The SINCERITY Store. D.H. Hildebrand Draying and Transfer. Light and Heavy Hauling. Job work and Trunks a specialty. For Ice phone 6x. Condon, Oregon. GOOD ROADS MEETING HERE Will be held Court House oh May 23rd - Lecture to be Illustrated. as a result oi the interest in good roads work for which so much is being accomplished in the State by the State Thresher- mens Association, the office of Public Roads U. S. Department of Agriculture recently tendered Secretary Bates, through Sena tor Bourne, a series of illustrat ed lectures and this county has been favored with one of the dates, May 23. This lecture will be given at the Court House, is free and every farmer, stockman and business man is invited to be present. The illustrated lecture will be in charge of Maurice 0. Eldridge, Assistant Chief of Road management, office of Pub lic Roads, Washington, D. C. Mr. Eldridge has a most pleasing personality and i3 the equal or any good roads lecturer in the United States. He has charge of the exhibit of the of fice of Public Roads at the Alas kan - Yukon - Pacific Exposition where he made many friends among the good road enthusiasts of the Pacific Northwest. Mr. Eldridge will be accompanied by Hon. Lionel Webster of Port land, the most prominent good roads man in Oregon to-day. LEST YOU FORGET Plumes curled and cleaned and old flowers and straws made to look like new at Miss Pittman's Millinery Parlors. Mrs. J. W. Donnelly left Thursday morning for a short visit in Eugene. Miss Kate Schott returned to her home on Rock Creek yester day after spending a few days at the home of her sister, Mrs. T. G. Johnson. F. M. Pliter left yesterday morning for his home in Port land after attending to business in this vicinity for a few days. COMMUTES VIEW COMET Easily seen with naked eye during early morning. On eastern horizon. Halley's comet is now really visible to the naked eye accord ing to several local people who are capable of telling a comet from a large star or a streak of aurora borealis and who have had the temerity to arise in the early morning to catch a glimpse of the famous heavenly visitor. They all say, however, that there-, is nothing awe-inspiring about the astral body and it will be necessary for it to do some rapid traveling if it succeeds in getting close enough to the earth to make anything like the big show promised by the scien tists during the past several months. At nresent th itself looks like a large star and the tail extending southward ap pears to be about 75 feet in length. Those who are willing to arise about 3 o'clock should hp able to obtain a fairly good view or ine visitor from out the le gion of immeasurable space. It will be seen low down near the horizon and just a little north of east Wireless telephone message overheard by Globe operator Hello Teddy, how are vou? This is Pinchot. The Arlington Lumber Co., at Condon, Oregon, are handling the John W. Ma sury paint Put George next when in England. I am afraid Glavis is not going to make (rood. That's right he talked too much. Give George my regards. Well. good bye. Will try and see you before you sail for N. Y. Dunn Bros have just received a complete line of A tents and wall tents. All sizes and prices. R..R. Butler was an outgoing passenger yesterday morning. 0 0 THE S.B.BARKER COMPANY WILL GIVE A El TRADE Discount For Cash ! AJicket with every Cash purchase. You get the Discount on small purchases as well as large ones. 30-dag account! mutt bi paid in full on or btfort the 5th of tach month to grt tht discount. NO DEVI A TION FROM THIS RULE. THE S.B.BARKER CO. Condon Oreaon n : A GREAT PROPOSITION : 5cENT Trade Discount Commencing May 1, 1910, we will give a National Cash Register check with each purchase, regard less of size. Save the checks, we will pay you in terest on the money you spend. To benefit by this offer, accounts must be settled by the first of each month. These checks will be accepted as cash for anything in the store except repairs on watches and jewelery. Save the checks, same as cash at RED CROSS COMPANY, Inc. VJOHN JACKSON CONDON'S LEADING CONFECTIONER CIOAR8, Candiem, toiiaccom Next to Pohtofficb SSSEESSSSSSBSSSMSBBHBHSSKBn TT "WTT j 1 1 TTT 1 1 I iou want to ao weni Whatever you do. You expect to buy f HARNESS and SADDLES s. SOMEWHERE. YOU'LL DO IT AS WELL AS IT CAN BE DONE If you buy Harness, Saddles Chaps, etc., of John FRelsaohcp oonaon - - - Oregon 0 u