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(flf AJ?JIECKING l ACCOUNT h indd a
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ness in ordcrjo open an account. Pro
fessional men, farmers, stockmen, andal
somany women, are rflnning check ac
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plan, tometoU8 and we will get you
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ARLINGTON
& VICINITY
Doings in Our Neigh
boring City, Report
ed to the Globe by its
Stall Correspondent.
Rev. G. Ii. Moorheand has
been appointed to serve the Ar
linizton charge for another y ear.
Services will be held at Olex on
Sept. 15 and Arlington Sept. 22.
Miss Beatrice an J Sarah Snell
have returned from a visit at
Ly!o, Wn.
Miss Violet McKinney of Sis
ters, has been visiting here and
at Mikkalo.
Ed Baker was in town from
his home at Hillock this week.
J. II. Wov and family of
Shuttler Flat were in Arlington
last Saturday getting ready to
s.nd the ch ldren to school.
Bruce II. Hull passed through
town la3t Friday on his way to
Philadelphia where )e will at
tend the University of Pennsyl
vania.
II. W. Lang and family have
returned home from Portland.
J. S. Wineland has returned
frqm Idaho.
J.,W. Stephenson and family
movtd to Arlington this week so
that their children can attend
schof I.
School opened Monday wit an
enrollment of CO pupils. Other
will start in next week.
C. E. VanWinkle hai moved
his family to town.
Wm. O'Sullivan and wife of
Morgan were in town the first
of the week.
Theodore Chrhtem on left on
Wednesday forTacoma where he
has accepted a p sition in a store
P. P. McNary leaves in a few
days for Aldeoia'e, Wn., where
they will maKe their home.
W. P. West and son Custer,
and B. Marlck, of Rock Creek,
were in town this week.
Frank French of The Dalles,
Frank T. Hurlburt and Lester
Wade of Condon attended the
directors' meeting of the Arling
ton National bank Tuesday.
C. W. Shurte and Cha.'ey
Warner who are building a large
barn at Clem for Walter Wade
were in town over Sunday with
their familier.
0. P Low h.i3 returned from
a visit at Seaside. His family
will return in a few day?.
have
IJ. F. Shanks and wife
returned from Newport.
W. K. France of Rock Creek
went to Pendleton Wednesday
to attend the Round up.
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WEAKNE55
bat U promptly reHere J
medical nonruliaitnt b
Scott' $ Emuhion whicL
it not a nerve-quieter, but carwe't
J greatest nerve-bailder. witnoct
I alcohol or opiate.
Scott ft Bowne, Bloom fiflif Jf. J. 1J-25
Th. Globe gives all the news.
. BANK .
Wa Do SUtuarjr Work and Care D(r
Jamieson & Marshall
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CONDON, 0KKG0N.
Water on the Ranch
Agenti Sampson Windmill. See n before buying
cliewbere. We are Equipped for Well Drilling
Work Sbipcrd te Anj Tattof tfc CoaBtry
All'.W.rk Dona 7 Elerlrlcitr
Estimates (liven on all kinds of Water Systems
The Dalles Marble and Granite Works
L. COMINI, Proprietor.
Designer, Manufacturer, Importer
JOl JACKSON SKS
Confectionery, Tobaccos, Fruits and Nuts, Papers and Magazines.
Branch House at Condon
All Klndaof Marble and Granit
Patronize Home Iodustiy
Monument Work a Specialty
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Find the dealer who ii taking lh lead in arm and
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Three Big Days
October 1, 2 and 3
For Full Information Ad
dress Chas. Horner, Sec.
$3000 To Be Awarded
in Premiums and Prizes
Valuable prizes will be
given for the best grain,
fruit, vegetables etc. that
is grown in four counties
THE
WHEAT CITY
There will be horse races
every afternoon, also ball
games every day. Aero
plane flights are expected
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The live stock showing
will be one of the best in
all eastern Oregon. Many
high class prize winners
rasagE&aawtgama rowans
EEJJaeSSESE
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PLAN YOUR EXHIBITS NOW .'. THE PRIZES ARE WORTH EFFORT