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ousehold Necessities
are often hard to find if you have to so to one place for one
thing and to a different place for another. ' . "
We are in business to supply the necessities of your family and
every other family in this community. Our large stock of
Household Supplies
was assembled to meet all your wants.
Come to us for DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES, CARPETS,
FURNITURE, MATTING, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FEED
AND FARM IMPLEMENTS.
Prices as low as the lowest
THE S. B. BARKER COMPANY
The Quality Store
' ' Have you paid up your
Talking to You
You man with a GOOD car -you want to
"keep it g6od,"don't you?
The way to do that is always to give it the
-attention- if needs AT "THE TIME IT IS
DEEDED- -
We are ready at- &V times day or night
to attend, tn'vour . needs.. We have the most
competent inecfiahics to.,
antee thatryotir; car "will never be "butchered."
StJPPllES AND ACCESSORIES FOR POPULAR MAKES
;.' ? v "The; upkeep :of your, car will not be such a
J . burden if you will let us keep it up to its work.
L. E. SHELLEY'S GARAGE
CONDON ' OREGON
A GLOBE WANT AD WILL SELL IT FOR YOU
WE
un.
ARE YOtI SUE THAT THE THINGS VOU PUT ON THE "
TABLE ARB GOOD AND PUREf TOU CAN BE SURE THEY ARE
IF THEY COME FROM OUR STORE.
WE KEEP ONLY THE BEST QUALITY OF GROCERIES
AND WE SELL THEM FOR THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE.
WE KNOW FROM EXPERIENCE HOW MUCH TO ORDER
SO WE CAN ALWAYS KEEP A FRESH SUPPLY COMING IN.
YOU- WON'T - GET STALE GROCERIES FROM USBUT
FRESH HlCH QUALITY GOODS. V
GIVE US YOUR GROCERY ORDER TODAY.
W. S. Fair's
Cqndon
Globe subscription?
be secured, and guar
SELL THE
GOOD KIND
Gash Store
; Oregon
Condon, Oregon
THE CONDON GLOBE
H. A. Hartshorn, Editor
PnbUed Every Friday by The Globe
PabUahing Company.
Entered as second daat bU Batter
at the post office at Condom, Orefoa
laWcrlaOoa rate SI J ear yean alt
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Old Sol is the greatest hot air
peddler we know of.
It's an unreasonable man who
insists that bis wife be reason
able. - -
Why don't they use rubber fn
stead of silk thread in making
our money?
The dress doesn't necessarily
make the woman but some of
them show how she is made.
Europe has never been sur
prised that the unspeakable Turk
should be allied with the un
thinkable Hun.
Too much truth telling cost
Von Kuehlmann his job. Truth,
like many other commodities, is
strictly conserved in Germany.
Germany h$3 claimed that she
is holding Belgium merely 'as a
"pawn." Ordinary pawnbrokers
hold the article pawned in good
condition and return it as re
ceived. Can the imperial pawn
broker do this with Belgium? -
"Beyond tho Alps lies Italy."
The Austrian ' are willing to
accept this .'statement as the
whole truth. They investigated
and found it too true.
The "bone dry" amendment
will cost the government $300,
000,000 in revenue taxes. But
it will aave the people 1600.000,
000 in drinks and make that
amount available to buy Liberty
Bonds and War Savings Stamps.
"0UI1T1G
Tlif HUfr
LIEUTENANT
PAT O'BRIEN
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SYNOPSIS.
CHAPTER '-Introductory. Pat O'Brien
Ulla of hla purpuee la wrillnf aba alory
of bla adventurea.
CHAPTER II Tlla of hie enltetment In
tha Rojral Flylnf corpa, liia training In
Canada and bla Uaneler to franca for ac
te duly.
CHAPTER Ilt-Daacrtbaa BhU In which
ha brought down two Oormaa elrpUn.
and bla final Bht In which ba wee
brought down wounded within tha Ov
inia llnea and waa mada a prtauoar of
war.
. CHAPTER IV-Dlacovara that Oerrcan
boapltal ataS barbaroualy neglected tha
fatally wounded and devotad thalr ener
iee to reatortaf thoaa who might ba
returned to tha firing llnea. Wltnaaaea
death In fight of bla beat chum. JUeul.
fceul Ralney.
CHAPTER V-He la taken to tha of
Bcere' priaon camp at Court rei. There ba
began planning hla eecapa. By great aac
Mflca be managea to aava and bide away
two dally ratiooa of bread.
Wbeneyer a Hew priaoner came In
and nil German hotti bad aaUafled
themselves aa to hit fife history and
taken down all the details that Is all
he would give them he was Immedi
ately surrounded by his fellow prison
ers, who were eager for any bit of
news or Information he could possibly
give them, and as a rule be wss flad
to teU us, because. If he bad been In
the hands of the Huns for any length
of time, he bad seen very few English
officers.
The conditions of this prison were
bad enough when a man was in nor
mally good health, but It was barbar
ous to subject a wounded soldier to
the hardships and discomforts of the
place. However, this was the fate of
a poor private we discovered there one
day In terrific pain, suffering from
shrapnel In bis stomach and back. All
of us officers asked to have him sent
to a hospital, but the doctors curtly
refused, saying it was against orders.
So the poor creature went on suffering
from day to day end wss still there
when I left another victim of Ger
man cruelty.
At one time in this prison camp there
were a French marine, a French flying
officer, two Belgian soldiers, and of the
United Kingdom one from Canada, two
from England, three from Ireland,
couple from Scotland, one from Wales,
a man from South Africa, one from
Algeria, and a few Zealander, the
latter being from my own squadron, a
man whom I thought had been killed,
and he was equally surprised when
brought' Into the prison to flnB roe
there. In addition there were a Chi'
Daman and myself from the C. S. A.
It was quite a cosmopolitan group,
atil at one typical Irishman said,
"Sure, and we have every nation that's
worth mentioning, including the darn
Germans with us whites." Of course
this was not translated to the Ger
mans, nor waa It even spoken in their
hearing, or we probably would not
have had quite so cosmopolitan bunch.
Each man in the prison was ready to
uphold his native country in any argu
ment that could possibly be started,
and It goea without saying that I never
took back seat In any of them with
my praise for America, with the Capa-
dian and Chinaman chiming in on my
side. But they were friendly argu
ments; we were all In the same boat
and that was no place for quarreling.
Every other morning, the weather
allowing, we were taken to a large'
swimming pool and were allowed to
have a bath. There were two pools,
one for the German officers and one
for the men. Although we were offi
cers, we had to use the pool occupied
by the men. While we were In swim
ming a German guard with rifle
across his knees sat at each corner of
the pool and. watched us closely as
we dressed and undressed. English
interpreters accompanied us on all of
these, trips, so at no time could we
talk without their knowing what was
going on. ' ,
, Whenever we were taken out of the
prison for any purpose they always
paraded us througfc the. most crowded
streets evidently, to give the popu
lace an idea that they were getting
lots of prisoners. The German sol
dlers we passed on these occasions
maae no enori 10 niae tneir smues
and sneers. . J
The Belgian people were apparent
ly very curious to see us, and they
used to turn out In large numbers
whenever the word was passed that
we were out. At times the German
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Government Regulations
are strictly followed in the conserving: of
sugar in all our
CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAMS
You-rvill always find at our store the purest
of confectionery and the best grades of Ice
cream. Purest fruit juices.
Clean tables and clean glosses we cater to
particular people.
, Courteous attention always.
JOHN JACKSON
Condon's Leading Stationer and Confectioner
.... 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 line will receive our
prompt attention.
JAMIESOM & MARSHALL
Sanitary Plumbers
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Chas. II. Horner
ABSTRACTER
Abstracts of Title to
Gilliam County Lands
Office in Court House
0. K. SHOP
up-to-date:
TONSORIAL
PARLORS
Randall & Seale
PROPRIETORS
1st Door N. First National Bank
FEED
We are headquarters for
feed of all kinds.
We make a specialty of
feeding stock in transit.
When you want to buy
Hay. Rolled Feeds, Mill
Feed of all kinds you
naturally ,'think of tlje
store that carries the
largest stock' of all kinds
of feedp.
Arlinfton Lumber Co.'
WEDNESDAY
Ironing Day in Condon
On that dayt we will run
the electric plant from ' 8
A. M. to 12 M. for the con
veniehce of the ladiet of
Condon. .. ee aaa aaa
; CONDON ELECTRIC CO.
TAKEN UP:
One . black sow with 'slits in
each ear. Owner cati get ani
mal by paying all charges. W.
D. Hughes, Condon. 19d20
TAKEN UP:
Onejbay horle weighing about
1200, branded 76 connected)
on left shoulder. Owner can
get same by paying all charges.
Inquire of John Dennison or
phone 515, Condon. 17tf
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Condon, Oregon
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PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
T. A. Weinke
Lawyer
Office to Court Hotiae
CONDOM. . OftBOON,
Drs. Miller & Wilhelm
Physicians & Surgeons
First Nat'l Bank Building
CONDON. OREQON
Dr. W. II. Reynolds
Chlropractle Nerve Specialist
If you are alck and have tried
everything elaa with no reaulta try
Chiropractic spinal adjualmanu
and tt well.
Plrat Nat. Sank Bldg., Condon, Or.
S. T. Cat hey, M. D.
A. Cathey, M. D.
Drs. Cathey
Physicians & Surgeons
Condon National Bank Bulldlnf
CONDON. ORKdON
Dr. J. G. Turner
Eye Specialist
Portland, Oregon
Regular monthly visits to Condon
Watch paper for dates
I L. Taylor, M. D. V.
Veterinary
Physician & Surgeon
CONDON. OREQON
Dr. R. W. Hanneman
Dentist
All Work Guaranteed Pboae la
Condon National Bank Bulldlnf
CONDON, . OREGON
Dr. J. O. Kenyon
Dentist
First Nat'l Bank Building
CONDON, V, OREGON
D. N. Mackay
Attottiey-at-Law
CONDON.
OREGON
Let the Service Shop do your
printing It gives satisfaction
. ATTENTION!
'I wish to closd put ray largo
wallpaper stock-and will, until
further notice, give 26 per cent
discount cn al Bales. Nearly all
rhy stock was-ordered, before tho
rise of paper stock. Paper is
still going up 'and this is the
time to buy.
; Wt A. Darling,
47tf. ; Armory Hall Annejtv