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About Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919 | View Entire Issue (June 28, 1918)
THE CONDOM QLOOE PAQE 2 mmmmaKmmmmmmammmmimmmm t n ' Tl 100 PER CENT VALUES WE HANDLE NOTHING TO SELL AT "HALF PRICE" The' plain reason we are not offeriiuf our goods at half "price is that every article you purchas at our store is guaranteed to be ,100 per cent value. We can sell only cheap articles at a'cheap price. Houses that advertise goods .. at half their real value must, in the nature of things, make up the short age from other sales or misrepresent the article sold. They "rob Peter to - pay Paul" and youare as apt to be Peter as Paul To avoid this chance trade at the 100 per cent value store THE S. B. BARKER COMPANY The Quality Store Condon, Oregon the Drof esilonal man, the laborer, all of us. To the credit of the liborer.Jt must b said that h has, more than any other class, oraticed the doctrine of ' Buying at home." Sometimes the wife of the professional man imagines that she can not obtain in the home town as fine an article as she can elsewhere, but the wife of the laborer always supplies her needs for the household or for herself at home. It is high time that all should become loyal to the home town. ' There is no discrimination of any kind between soldiers who are not citizens of the United States and the native born or naturalized citizens in the Amer ican Army, excepting that the former can not hold commissions. In all other respects care, atten tion, privileges, etc-they are all on the same footing. HELLO, SPRINGI AND YOU, TOO, READER! , . i Welcome to our parlors again, where Ice cream and soft drinks are always to your likingl Every flavor and the best that can be made. Price? Well, that is the small part of it Tell your friends to meet you here, the popular spot In town. . You see most everybody here, anyway. Then, too, you can always get the beBt of candies, fiults and mixed nuts. JOHN JACKSON Condon's Leading Stationer and Confectioner Have you paid up your Qlobe .subscription? FEDERAL TRUCKS We have a carload of FEDERAL TRUCKS coming and we are anxious to quote our prices to our Farmer Customers or anyone who is interested in, a way to haul their wheat to the market in less than half the time it takes to haul it with a team. Trucks from 1 to 5 ton eapacity, ' We sell the United States Royal Cord Tires. They meet every motor in need and price and are the 'INDIVIDUALIZED TIRES." ' We handle Monogram and Valvoline Oil. Val voline Tractor Oil 65c per gallon f. o. b. Portland, . We can do a lot for our customers. We even help tbem do away with profanity by filling their tires witii the Universal Tire Filler guaranteed for 100,000 miles. L. E. SHELLEY'S GARAGE CONDON OREGON THE CONDON GLOBE H. A. Hartshorn. Editor Published Ercrr Friday br Th Glob Publishing CompA7, Entered aa second class mu Batter at the post office at Condon, Orstfoa SaaacripUaa rata: sue ft far Tt canto. Aemrtiaiae A Gl.'oBE WAWT AD WILL SELL IT FOR YOU FILL YOUR.- PICNIC BASKET VTM. OUR :;. GROCERIES. T Wk SELECT V' kx A. M, STANDS FOR. MORE THIS YEAR Our national holiday this year will be both a celebration and solemnity. We are giving men and money toward the prosecu tion df a great war in order to insure to the people of the world those principles upon which our country was founded and for which the Fourth of July is ob served each year in this country the right to are, liberty and the pursuit of happiness." On this anniversary of the birth of our nation everyone will fee! more than ever that in such i cause no sacrifice can be too great. WHY SPEND HOURS M A HOT KITCHEN GETTING READY FOR THAT PICNICf YOU CAN COME TO US AND GET JUST THE THINGS YOU NEED AND SAVE ALL THAT WORRY AND TROUBLE. . WE CAN FILL YOUR BASKET FOR AS MANY AS YOU WISH AND YOU CAN THROW THE TINS AND THINGS AWAY AFTERWARDS. YOU DON'T RISK BREAKING YOUR NICE DISHES OR LOSING YOUR SILVERWARE, YOU SAVE MONSYi YOU HAVE MORE FUN. CrVB US YOUR GROCERY ORDER TODAY. BUY WAR STAMPS In the present drive for war savings stamps the government puts it up to us all to make smal economies toward a great cause. The Liberty bond issues call up on us to look ahead and balance the difference between income and outgo, and figuring carefully to devote the most we can to ward the purchase of bonds. After we have done this, the small savings we can make from time to time can be turned to ward thrift and war savings stamps. It has been suggested that the interest on the first is sue of Liberty bonds, falling due this month, should be put into war savings stamps. As this in terest is an amount beyond the ordinary income, applying it to this purpose will not be felt as a deprivation, and the aggregate amount so applied will be of great assistance to the govern ment. MIOKIE'8 OOLYUM A,inV If FUNkls; uAtu uiki. A f Eu.tft cyrr saai am1 7 vtops mis PAPea, he fccfs vrwu DCVAUtt VMS I DON! ALL OUST OUT INTO i TCA&S AND MJkNO- CRAPE J Y. BN -IFlBr DOW IMM I MMM I IIIMIIIMMM W A T E R ,, on the Farm Is An Absolute Necessity. A Good Well on ; your Farm Increases Its value ten times the cost of the well. WE FURNISH IT Anything In the plumbing Una will recaWe our , prompt attention. JAMESON & MARSHALL Sanitary Plumbers Condon, Oregon ;s M MtMM MM f M TESTED RECIPES FOR WHEAT CONSERVATION Kipling says of the U. S. Marines: "For there 6n't a job on the top of the earth the beg gar don't know or do." And after the marines' magnificent showing in France, the whole world agrees with Kipling. According to statistics, it, is safer to be a soldier in the trenches than to be a baby un der a year old. The death rate for the soldier is 2 per cent and for the baby 7 per cent. The letter W takes a promi nent place in our everyday alpha bet Without it we could neither wage the war nor win the war, nor should we have wool, wheal nor Wilson. The fact that a new star found spare and opportunity to appear among the others and outshine many of them proves that there is always plenty of room at the top. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Steamed Bread. Onehalf c corn meal, ' c corn flour, Va c out flour, 1 c sour milk (clabber), t salt, 1 t soda, 1-3 cup molasses or Karo, Vi c raisins (if de sired) . Mix dry ingredients and com bine with the rest of the mater ial. Fill a can two-thirds full and steam lVfc hours. 'Make 1 loaf. Oat Flour Loaf. Two cups oat flour, 2Vi t baking powder, c raisins, t salt, 2 T haro, 1 egg (well beaten), 2 T melted fut, 1 c (more or less) sweet milk. Mix dry ingredients. Combine with rest of material. Should be. medium stiff. Beat thor oughly for about'.1) minutes. Put in greased pan, let rise for 15 or 20 minutes, and bake about 45 minutes. It is impossible to say defin itely the amount of liquid to be used with the substitute flours, because of lack of uni formity. Some are coarser than others. ' The substitute flours require more baking powder than the others. Key t Teaspoon. T Tablespoon. c Cup (a standard mcasur- T. A. Weinke t Lawyer OfNca in Court nous CONDON, OREGON Drs. Miller & Wilhelm Physicians & Surgeons First Nat l Bank Building CONDON, ORSOON inff cud). All measurements are ri ..if . Kill. . u . A , i uenyingyourwiiiiiw..a ,cvcL flour -s mensurct and sugar is not comparaDie wun W. S. Fart's Cash Store Condon "Oregon BUY AT HOME The old-time slogan, "Stay by your home town" ' is ringing throughout the country. Hoover, himself, has given it a new meaning when he called on all people to buy products raised at home. The money s spent at home makes the rounds. It helps the farmer, the business man the sacrifice the men are making at the front. It's merely a priv ilege. Take it as such. Conservation serves the nation. Extravagance is bad. A thrift stamp, 'tis true, Means money for you, A war stamp backs your lad. i Are you grateful that the boys enlisted in the Army and Navy are giving us security at home? Then turn your gratitude into War Savings Stamps. A mother in Chicago bad her son arrested zor evading me draft. She didn't raise her boy to be a slacker. Many superstitious people are prophesying that the world is coming to an end. It will in time. .Licking the plate will help us to lick the kaiser. W. S. S. will help buy liberty and justice. Get your chautauqua tickets today.. Don't forget to smile It helps. after sifting. County Treasurer's Notice All outstanding warrants drawn on the General Koad ronq oi Gilliam County, Oregon, up to and including No. A 1091, will be paid upon presentation. Inter est ceases March 15, 1918. W. A. Graves, County Treasurer. City Treasurer's Notice . All outstanding city warrants up to andincludingNo. 1310 Class "C" will be paid upon presenta tion at my office. Interest cease May 20. 1918. Myrtle Ferguson, -City Treasurer. WEDNESDAY It Ironing Day in Condon On that day we will run the electric plant from 8 A. M. to 12 M. for the con venience of the ladies of Condon. .. Dr. W. II. Reynold! Chlropraotlo Narva Spaalallat If you ra alcfc and hava triad everything alaa with no raeulta try Chiropractic aplnal adjuatmenta and (at well. rirat Nat. Bank Bldg., Coneon, Or. Sr. Cathay, M. D. . A. Cathay, M. D. Drs. Cathey Physicians & Surgeons Condon National Bank Building Cut. DON, OREGON Dr. J. G. Turner Ejra SpadatUt Portland, Oregon Regular monthly vlaita to Condon Watch paper for data L. L. Taylor, M. D. V. , Veterinary Physician & Surgeon CONDON, OREGON Dr. R. W. Hanneman Dentist All Work Guaranteed rhone la Cotidnn National Bank Dulldlnt 'CONDON, OREQON D. J. O. Kenyon Dentist.. Flrat Nat'l Bank Building CONDON, OREOON D. N. Mackay Attorney-at-Law CONDON, OREGON Let the Service Shop do your printing It gives satisfaction CONDON ELECTRIC CO. ATTENTION! I wish to close out my large wall paper stock and will, until further notice, give 25 per cent discount on al sales. Nearly all my stock was ordered before the rise of paper stock. Paper ia still going up and 'this is the time to buV. ' 1 W. A. Darling., 47tf Armory Hall Annex,
