THF. CONDON CLOB, JUNE 1, 1918
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Meet me at...
JOHN JACKSON'S
for
Ice Cream, Soft Drink
nd Candy
...Best in town
HARVEST IS AT HAND
You'll need machinery
nd extras nd you
want the right rr
CALL
....Horner, Moore & Co....
FINE SUITINGS
Guaraauad ill wool and prft
lit awl aula
Oall
Tim float work on rlaantas.
proaOn aod rooeirtna
Oonley the Tailor
A DOLLAR 8AVED
Is $2 Earned
You will be surprised at
the money you save by
buying at the
VARIETY STORE
.Dry Goods, Notions, Millinery
CUJTON UKVERLIN. Prop.
Make tke...
HOTEL OREGON
Tow hoaiiqaartero dwine
taa rac awot. Ooan room
and mmt Ihm dopot
A. B. SMITH, Prop.
THE BEST
of real home cooking
during the races and all
the time at the Oregon
Restaurant. Fine clean
rooms at the Home
Hotel. Right prices.
Mrs. B.A Shadlcy, Prop,
C. E. HARRISON
Garage
Ford repairing specialty
Lower Main Street in Condon
ARTHUR WALWYN EVANS
CHAUTAUQUA LECTURER
Msmbsr of Lloyd-Qaorgt Family Gives
Impressions of Amsrlcs.
Arthur Walwyn Evans, ths brilliant
Welsh orator who comes to Chsutau
qua on the second night, hss had an
unusual life experience. He Is a
nephew of David Lloyd-George and
has known many of the celebrities oi
England and the continent He hat
ARTHUR WALWYN EVANS
j traveled In fifteen countries and lived
to six of them. He has known, among
1 others, Lord Kitchener, Lord Roberts,
I Joseph Chamberlain. John Ruskln.
1 Gladstone and Kipling. When be was
twenty years old be was preaching
nightly to audiences of five thousand
In Scotland. For the last few years
be has been delivering an average of
over JOO lectures a year in this coun
try and is in as great demand as any
lecturer on the American platform to
day. His lecture, "What America
Means to Me," will be one of the big
events of Chautauqua week.
Men of v- .rvico age
who leav he United States to
evade military 1urv will have to
stand trial on charges of viola
tions of the sejifctive service act
) when they re'urn to the country,
according to thf Department of
! Justice, even though they do not
'return until after th war.
The deoartrntnt has at hand
information from which complete
lists may be prepared of all men
who have left the country to
avoid service, sa a a recent state
ment authorized hv the Attorney
General.
Johnnie Couture, who has heen
attending school in Portland, ar
rived in Condon Thursday, and
will Bpend the summer on his
father's ranch in Ferry Canyon.
George Anderson of Lost Val
ley is in Condon today.
BILL JENSEN
ia the am ? want to If you want
to Mr an auto. Price naaonabto. Call
or phono Fry'! Canura. H U
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just received. Beautiful gingham silks and
a choice selection of taffetas and messalines. .We .?
are also showing several splendid bargains in
ready-to-wear skirts in silk. Something new!.
Visit our Men's Furnishings department and
you will be surprised at the values we ofler.
We carry a good line of Paints and Oils, Shelf
Hardware and Furniture.
The S. B. Barker Company
ftThe Quality Store ' Condon, Oregon J
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TONIGHT....
Pathe Weekly showing all the latest
war and other interesting news.
Baby Marie Osborne in
v "When Baby Forgot"
Harold Lloyd as Lonesome Luke in '
"All Aboard." 15 and 25 cents
TOMORROW NIGHT
Universal Weekly. Carmal Myers in
"The Wife He Bought"
Gile Henry in "The Masked Marvels"
MONDAY
Pauline Frederick in
"Her Better Self
The Liberty Theatre
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BULK YOUR GRAIN It's the business way
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J Wt hat a full npplf of etaiator binbarani limatiiiu an hand at a!) trmat.
Q A carload arrival daj. W tarniaa your plan.
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