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THE CONDON GLOBE. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8. 1910
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Magnificent and Appropriate
Beautifully Designed
and Specially Cut
Styles which are sure
to Please any Buyer
Of Quality
: IMPRESSIVE X-MAS TOKENS:
With the coming of the holidays
we wish to acquaint our many
friends with the fact that we are
now in possession of our special
assortment of holiday Jewelry
comprising many very fine and
exqisite designs in gold, silver
and Diamond articles. In this
assortment we feel confident
that we'can please and satisfy
the taste of the most particular
and discriminating customer.
We To call and see our goods is all
Always Strive 1
To Please we' ask; the goods will convince.
WILLIAMS e
&io,tki JEWELER
Condon National Bank Building
LOCALS
Announcement!
WE Have Bought the Bus
iness Formerly Known
as the Condon Drug Co., and
are Making Many Radical
Changes for the Better. We
Have Entire Confidence in
the Future of Condon and
Gilliam County and we Will
Want You to Have the Same
in us. We Will Endeavor to
Give You all the Service of
an up-to-date City Store.
Mr. Van Slype's Ability in
the Prescription Department
is Allready Well-Known and
Needs no Further Comment.
Visit the Store and Inspect
our Stock. New. Goods Com
ing in Every Day-Stationery
Rubber Goods, Brushes, and
Combs, and all toilet Articles
and X-mas Cards, Candies,
and Sensible Gifts.
'Truly Yours," 7
Graves & VanSlype
C. F. Iremonger ami Oscar
Veatch are going to give a grand
Christmas ball in Fossil Friday
night, December ,23. They are
to give prie9 for both old and
vounc wnltzers. and. we under
stand the dispute between Geo.
Angell and Pilly Keys as to who
is the best old folks wnlUer is to
be settled at this dance with
Uncle Sam Todd as one of the
judges. Journal.
Mrs. &4 rainier or Ajax ar
rived in this city Tuesday even
ing accompanied by. her daugh
ter, Mrs. Ruff Stanton, of Lew
iston. Idaho. Mrs. Stanton has
been very ill for several weeks
but has recovered sufficiently to
be able to travel and is now vis
iting with her folks at Ajax.
George Miller, representative
from this district in 1901 to the
state Legislature, arrived in this
city on Tuesday night for a brief
business visit from Baker City
where he is manager of a large
irrigation project in which Wm
J. Mariner is interested.
Mrs. Cora Stevenson returned
Tuesday night from Prosser,
Wash., where she had been to at
tend a reunion of relatives, some
of whom she had not seen for 20
years. . .
Our good friend Jas.S. Stewart
of Fossil was in the Wheat" City
during the week, returning home
yesterday afternoon. Mr. Stew
art made the Globe office a pleas
ant call and was impressed with
the amount of business being
done in the shop. Mr. Stewart
has added another printer to his
force on the Journal and says he
will have to employ a half dozen
more men when the railroad is
extended to Fossil.
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L. K. Harlan, proprietor of the
Globe, returned Tuesday evening
from Portland where he spent
several days on business. He
brought back several of the cuts
used in the Gilliam County Op
portunity Association Book which
will be printed in the Christmas
number together with about, a
dozen others. Mr. Harlan also
purchased a new series of type
for the job department of the
Globe office. A page of advertis
ing was sold to the progressive
business men of Arlington for
the Christmas number. A few
extra copies of this edition are
yet to be had but their number
is limited.
Mrs. S.P.Shutt, who has been
visiting here for some time with
her sister, Mrs. E. Gurran, left
Tuesday morning for Portland.
Mrs. Shutt is well known in
Condon as her husband was the
first editor of the Globe. Mr.
Shutt is now publishing the Her
ald at Joseph, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Welshons
visited with relatives and friends
at Clem this week.
THE HAT
WitUnt ptn
$3.50
S.B.B
ARKER Co.
The House cf ".Quality"
NOX -ALL
SHOES
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JUST A FEW WORDS
. , ABOUT
Dr4nUft, Klucaid & Co. Clothes. w2r
coats
You are Interested In
Overcoats. You are In
terested In scouring the
best Coat your money
will buy; you want style,
you want quality; you
get both here, and an
assortment to choose
from greater than any
other 8 to re In GIIHam
' County oan show, j
Gabardines and Cravenettes With Prcito and Duplex Collar.. $is to $as
FOR TRADE $800.00 for 4
lots and ood house in Condon.
Will take good livestock at reason
able prices in trade. Call on
Graves, Weinke & Thomas Co
SEED BARLEY We have for
sale some White Winter Barley.
This barley made 50 bushels to
the acre in the north end of the
county. For a limited time we
will retail this barley for 30 per
ton. Arlington Lumber Co.
INTERIOR WAREHOUSE COMPANY.
lAUWJk. CUTHIIE CO,
Central Warehouse Butincu. Wool Sloraf and Bailing. Dealer in
Grain and Grain Bap. Wc Make a Specialty of High Grade Lumber.
Main Street,
St U--Sav Mm
Condon, Oregon
We wish to announce to our
customers throughout the county
that we have decided to continue
our business on a cash basin
only. This mode of business is
recognized as the only practical
way. A. S. Ilollcn & Sons,
Hardware Dealers, -Condon, Ore.
Public School Notes.
By John Walkeiwhaw.
School reopened Monday with
most of the pupils in attendance.
This is the week for test and
the pupils are working diligently
to secure first rank in their
grades.
Prof. Stureill visited the Arl
ington schools oh Monday and
reports the work progressing
nicely there. ,
New pupils this week are Har
vey and Edward Bishop,' Lillian
and Floyd Cully. - '
We trust that Condon is through
with epidemics for this year as
sickness breaks1 into the school
work and the effects are very
.noticeable. . '
At a class meeting of the 8th
grade light blue and silver were
selected as the class colors. ' - ,
TAKE NOTICE-The Igo
Grangers will hold their annuo I
Bazaar at their hall in Alville.on
December 16, 1910. Numerous
articles will be for sale. Sales
will begin at 2 p. M. A dance
at night commencing at 7o'c'ock.
Supper at six o'clock and at mid
night will be served by the fam
ous culinary artists of the Igo
Grange in the Hall. Everybody
is invited to come and. have
good time. The dance committee
consists of Harry Palmer, Al
Collins and Walter Farrar.
Notice For Publication.
Department ol the Interior,
IT nlted Sulci Land Oftlee,
The Dalle., Oregon, Nbv.lt 1910.
Notice U hereby Riven that Inane A, Mclntlrtf
of Ajax Oregon, who, on October J Hi
1004, made tlomettead. No. ), (Herlnl No.
OM10), for NJSW ami X'.jbKli ec. 28
Townahip 1 B. R. IV ftaat, Willamette Merlilnn,
baa tiled notice of Intention to make
final fire-year proof to eatablUh claim
to the land above deacribed before Oeorue W.
Parman, United Statea Commlmlonor, nt hit of
tlee at Condon, Oregon, on the IStbdav ol Dec
1910.
Claimant namea aa wltneaaea: A. K. York,
Pla Worklnger.Burrel IS. Brown, Noah
Stanley all of, Ajax Oregon. .
promptly obtained In all eonntrlM, or NO Fit.
TRADC-MAHlia, f aveata and Coiyrlgbla regit
tared. Bnd Bketch, Model or 1'lwlo, i -r free
report on pateriiAonuT. -at... uaitHaa
.TRIfiTLV CONFIDENTIAL, l'ateut practice
axclualvelr. Bnrpaatlng' referencl-i.
wiueawaie inventors enouiu iiaTeonr nana,
bwionliow to oUalnann Hull patent. vVbiuin.
ventionswHl pay.How to Ketapartner,ar!dolher
Valuable Information. Bent free toAoyaddreaa.
D. SWIFT & CO.
I SOI Seventh St.. Washlnntnn. D. C.
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Largest Hardware Dealers in
Gilliam County.
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