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THE CONDON GLOBE )frepreparecf ar&fcknessi ave some money ft the pcrnK. OTartitnovr. ' 1 IN . g-m I I I I I sB 1 1 1 who gets the money Yoj Earn 9 TWien SrCJCYESS, cafanifty and a I sorfs of unlooked-for things overtake us we must he prepnrei for them. If you were suddenly taken ill and it might be wrernj weets before your recoverr woiirf t not be a. comfortabe feefiitf to know that you hod no worries about ntonevY Poverty when you are old is a disease as pn in fill as physical disease. Prepare now for tie DECEMBER of your fife start a banlc aocount. Do rOt'R banking with VS. Condon National Bank y on See our Display n nasi: ST. PATRICK'S DAY and EASTER POST CARDS Large assortment of Eureka Brand Rubber Syringes, Hot Water Bottles. Don't forget headquarters for Formaldehyde, Woodlark Squirrel Poison, Sheep Dips, Etc. J Get a bottle of the Original Fink's Blood Purifier for Spring. It will do you good, at Graves & Van Slype Leading Druggists. OLEX NEWS ITEMS (Continued from page 1.) II D. Randall went to Arlina ton Monday on business. Win. McCulIoch came up from Eugene last wek and has taken a position on the Kilbourne ranch. Ed Reynolds and wife were in Olex last Tuesdny. While here the former bought four cars of beef. Muriel Wilkins of Clem spent Sunday in Olex. Mrs. Harvey Neal, who had been visiting friends here, left Saturday for her home in Fossil. W. B. Heath was in town on Tuesday. "Happy" Woods of lone was in town Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. L Cimmiyotti o' Clem visited Mra. S. E. C.mm Sunday. Con Schott was in Condon this week. . , Gleun Keney went to Condon Friday. MAYVILLE NEWS (Continued from page I.) The school children enjoyed a Valentine box on Friday last. Quite a number of local younir people attended the masque ball at fossil last rnday. The May ville grange met last Saturday- Several visitors were present from Fossil. A dance was given in the local grange hall Saturday nifcht All present enjoyed themselves. The Odd Fellows met Saturday niuht with a large attendance. Young Finn Thomas made a business trip to Fossil Sunday. Fossil must be a busy town on Sunday for this is not the first time he has had to be there on that day. . u Church services were conduct ed here Sunday afternoon by the Methodist minister from Fossil. Miss Alice Galbraith is visiting friends and relatives in this neighborhood. - F. A. Stinchfleld went to Port land this week to buy furniture for his new home. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Shaw visit ed the former's sister at Trl fork this week. John W. Hire and Simia WpIIs were united in marriage on Wed nesday evening at the home of the bride's mother. Mrs. L. J. Stevenson, in this city. Rev. R. M. Jones performed the ceremo ny. Mr. and Mrs. Hire went to Portland vestppdnv nn s hnnpv. moon trip of two or three weeks niter which they will return to take up their residence in this city. They have the best wishes or ineir many friends. HIGH 8CHOOL NOTES Rev. Jones gave an interesting talk to the students on Tuesdny morning on the subject "Choose Yrtni" VnrnHnn " A vnrnl in'n by Katharine Clarke was also enjoyea. Cato Johns Jr. entered the freshman ilnaa this ub lid had been attenJing high school at Baker City. Elmer Stephens, formerly of this city and now at Riuney Hill, Alberta, is a new subscriber to the Globe. He is working in a barber shop this winter but has a valuable piece of land on which he will move in the spring. i o " i tssst B Frank-Bennett, Harry Fiis IS maurice, Frank Smith, Dr. Fen.jj epacker, Lester Wade and P. H. j Stephenson went to l!eppner today to attend the Eks' ball .J given tonight CONDON PEOPLE IN PORTLAND Portland, Feb. 19. (Special) N. D. Caven, recently ofwrated on at the Good Samaritan by Dr. Wood, ia out and will won return to Foeail where he worka for Frd Ball. He will move to hia Ferry Canyon ranch in the spring. Geo. Caven left the Good Samaritan today. He recently underwent an op eration by Dr. Wood. John Smith of Condon ipent the week in Portland. While he waa here he met an old friend, M. Manning the woolbuyer. who preeented him with a ft M. 1.. I . . . I 1 .. . una vin m nvu muuniau un a koiu Dana ring. Mr. Smith prizes the ring very highly. U. S. Crane ia improving in health and although he haa loat the lht of one eye and a partial use of both arms he expect to return to his ranch near Mayvtlle and take charge of it. Although the Portland papers aaid that W. A. Campbell could not live hia friends in Condon will be glad to hear ; OUR SPLENDID NEW LINE Of BUILDER'S HARDWARE t AND TOOLS IS NOW READY FOR YOU. t WE KEEP STANDARD MAKES Or ADZES. CHISELS, J HAMMERS. HATCHETS. SAWSi -EVERYTHING. YOV TAKE NY CHANCES IN NOT GETTING THE BEST WHEN YOV BUY TROM US. J WE WANT TO SEE YOU OI"TEN. U. S. HOLL'EN 'ft SONS i that he ia better today. Crawford A Lyons received the top price, 8 cents, for their car of hogs. Mrs. E. A. Mann recently underwent an operation and is doing nicely. The Globe will print any kind of posters, for shows, dancrsand and sales. The attractive kind at lowest prices. RIGHT NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY Local Items Mrs. C. A. Titus of thi3 city. who wa3 operated upon in Port-1 land by Dr. Wood, is recovering! rapidly and is expected to return home tomorrow. Mrs. Titus is! in better health at present than she has been for the past two years. At a meeting of the trustees of the Congregational church ks, Friday evening it was decided to retain Rev. Jones, the present pastor, for another year. This is good news for Rev. Jones, aside from being an able and in teresting speaker, has given en tire satisfaction in every way. Rev. T. S. Winey and wife of lone visited Heppner last week says the Gazette-Time. Rev. Winey is now interested in in structing a large class in vecal music at lone and expects in the not distant future to concert as well as render a can tata or two. He reports much interest in the work and a large and enthusiastic rlas Pair Winey was formerly pasrrr of me congregational church of London. Home Theatre 1 Modern Films Courteous Treatment Prices 5c-10c. H. OLE, :: Proprieter. ' Mrs. C. M. Wall went to Port land today. W. A. DARLING Carries a Complete Line of WALL PAPER, PAINTS OILS AND VARNISH Estimates furnished m Jobs as fa JMOor and Material. - . mm services at v THE CONDON CHURCHES Congregational Cimrch Services will be held in the Congregational church next Sun day. Rev. Jones will preach in the morning and evening. Every one invited, Sunday School at 10 a m, preaching at II a m and 7. 30 pm. Special music in evening. Themes The liberty of an an cient nation, and the birth of a new n ;tion. The evening ser vice will be in commemoration of the birth of Georsre Washing ton and the American nation. COAL FOR SALE We have coal on hand to sun- ply all demand. Best quality at the right prices. Call at the Farmers Union Warehouse. 46 tf Mrs. Britt White returned to- dav to her home in Kalnmn Wn after visiting several days here with her parents. NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATR OF OREGON FOR GILLIAM COUNTY. In the Matter of the Estate of Carrie M. McKinney, Deceased. Notice is hereby eiven that the un dersigned by the order of the County Uurt of Gilliam County, Oregon, duly made and entered of record, has been duly appointed administrator of the above entitled estate. AH persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same duly verified, to the undersigned, Reuben McKinney," at St. Johns, Ore gon, or T. A. Weinke, Condon, Oregon, within Six Months from the first publication of this notice. Dated at Condon, Oregon, this 19th day of February 1913. First Publication February 21, 1913. REUBEN McKlNNEY, Administrator. 1 Spring and Summer Dry Goods From Our Complete Stock Just Received Largest, Best and Most Complete Line of Dry Goods in AH Depart ments Ever Shown in This City, Consisting of New Styles and Colors in Dress Goods, Poplins, Ginghams, Prints, Outing Flannels, Dimities, Calicos, Table Damask, Muslins, etc Spring and Summer Clothing Lamm & Co's New Style Book is Here and Shows More Exclusive Styles even than usual which means that we offer the BEST in Tailored Garments. Also a Full Line of Fine Ready-made Clothing in Stock f '- Dunn Brothers Condon's Big and Complete Department Store I am a power for great good if you do not abuse my use. In cases of need I do my work well. I am a builder up of health and strength in the hospital or in the home. For the invalid or the convalescentfor the tired or over worked I offer a great help. A little of me goes a long way. I have been among you for three generations. 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