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THE OOftDOtt QLOD2PAQE 2 H ouse are often hard to find if you have to go to one place for one thing and to a diflerent 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 :; ? 1 K: Household Supplies was assembled to meet all your wants. v Come to us for DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES, CARPETS, , FURNITURE, SUITING, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FEED AND FAR! IMPLEMENTS. Prices as low as the lowest THE S. B. BARKER COMPANY The Quality Store Have you paid up your Talking You man with a GOOD caryou want to keep it good, don't you1? The way to do trat is always to give it the attention it needs. AT , THE TIME IT IS .NEEDED. We are ready fat all times day " or night to attend to your - needs. We have the most competent mechanics to be secured, and guar antee that your car will never be "butchered." SUPPLIES AND A CCESSORIES FOR POPULAR MAKES The upke'j p of your car will not be such . a burden if you rwill let us keep it up to its work. L. E. SHELLEY'S GARAGE CONDON. . ' OREGON GLOBE. WANT AD WILL SELL IT FOR YOU ' i ' ' ' ' , LUNCH - THE LITTLE ONES GOING TO SCHOOL NEED NOURISH. INO FOODS FOR THEIR GROWING BODIES. .THEIR LUNCH SHOULD BE WHOLESOME BUT NOT "HEAVY." HEAVY FOOD NAKES THE CHILDREN DROWSY AND THEY LOSE INTEREST IN THEIR SCHOOL WORK. COME IN AND SEE THE THINGS WE HAVE FOR THEIR SCHOOL LUNCH-COOKIES AND DAINTY THINGS FOR SANDWICHES THAT WILL PLEASE AND NOURISH THEM. ' V GIVE US YOUR GROCERY ORDER TODAY. VV. S. FFs Cash Store Condon hold N Globe subscription? to You utou& GOODIES N THE CH I LD&ENS BASKETS Oregon ecessities Condon, Oregon THE C0I11I GLOBE H. A. Hartshorn. Editor Published Every Friday by The Globe Publishing Company. Entered aa second daaa mail matte at tht post affiea at Condon, Oregon SaWcrietlaa iMt VM ear yea Hi far TI aaata. AaVatttaiaa MM line MIOKIE'S COLYUM f (VOICE) PlEt.SE IfcKS. OUT THT TOft SMt" AD OF MINE. ft.GHt ft.VMOf. I SOUD -tme paper mo ace4 out TV40 HOUR, euf PEOPLE KEEP CALLING UP OH TELEPMOME OR P.MOMQ The ooor cell and t nsh to oooonees kmew 40Mt JkVW6T09lHEW SHfcOES, LOCK THE OOOft fr.tV OONiA AHNC fHl PWONE) 'N fcFffitt NVM.6 TWEnI VMLL Q.Ut1 tHEfA LL feOS OF OuSMt' V4EN (kXNil HO OP STOPPm&'EIA If you were an American soldier coming cold and wet and tired from the .front line trenches, wouldn't it delight you to find Salvation Army lasaes frying fresh doughnuts aiid making hot coffee for you? When you loosen up for the Salvation Army drive next month you help pro vide these comforts for the boys in France. No institution gets nearer the firing line than the Salvation Army. . . A cannibal . wouldn't eat a knocker for he knows the meal wouldn't agree with him. . anUaatiae. The Ameruran Army in France is getting good soft bread made from pure wheat flour. Official Bulletin, f Makes a fellow feel that he has been helping soma by giving up white bread at home, doesn't it? The person who U continually parading his virtues attracts sus picion. He should .remember that the most successful counter feit is the one that attracts the least attention. Uncle Sam is asking you to help him by getting in your fuel now. - Early ordering makes it possible to relieve freight con gestion during the winter. " It looks like rain this morn ing" said the milkman as he poured the milk into his cus tomer's pan. "It always does" replied the customer. Did you ever notice how much more study the slender girl puts into the proper manner to cross her legs than does her more chunky sister? The self -made man thinks he used up all the clear timber. Are you ready for the next Liberty Loan? Sure. A smile always helps. T I "OUTWITTING THE HUN" Br LIEUTENANT PAT QBRIEN ft teetoeeeeeooeoe UoeyngM, UK. ay Pat aura O'Briee SYNOPSIS. CHAPTER I Introductory. Pat O'Brien telle of hia purpoee In writing the a lory ot nla adventures. CHAPTER II-Tella ef hia entlitment in the Royal Flying corpa, hia training in Canada, and hia transfer to francs for ac tive duty. t CHAPTER m-DeacMbea tights In which he brought down twOarman airplanes and hia Anal light In which he waa brought down wounded within the) Oer man line and waa made a priaoner ot war. . CHAPTER IV-Dtacovera that Oennan boapttal ataS barbaroualjr neglected the fatally wounded and devoted their ener glee to tailoring ihoee who might be returned to the tiring Unas. Wltneaaei death in fight of hia beat chum, Lieut Paul Ralney. CHAPTER V-He la taken to the of ficers' prison camp at Courtrai. There he began planning, hia escape. By great sac rifice h manages to save and hide away two dally rations ot bread. CHAPTER VI He confiscates a map of Germany and Just halt am hour later Is put on a train bound (or a prison camp In Germany. He leaps through a window while the train la traveling at a rate of Jo miles an hour. v , CHAPTER VII For nine days - he craw la through Germany, hiding during the day, traveling at night, guided by the atars and subsisting on raw vegetables. He covers 76 miles before reaching Lux emburg. CHAPTER VIII For nine days more he struggles on In a weakened condition through Luxemburg In the direction of Belgium. Then for the first tJma in my ltfa 1 fainted fainted from utter exhaus tion. It 'waa now about 4 o'clock; In the morning and I wag entirely unpro tected from observation. If anyone had come along I would have been found lying there dead to the world; Possibly two hours passed before I regained consciousness, and then, no doubt, only because the rain waa beating In my face. I knew that I had to get away, ai It wai broad daylight Moreover, there waa a tow-path right there and any minute a Boat might come along and find me. But It wat equally dangerous for me to attempt to travel very far. Fortunately I found some shrubbery near by and I hid there all day, without food or drink. ' That night I made a little head way, but when day broke I had a dreadful fever and waa delirious. I talked to myself and thereby In creased my chances of capture. In my lucid Intervale when I realized that I had been talking, , the thought sent a chill through me, because In the silent night even the slightest sound carries far across the Belgian country. I began to fear that another day of this would about finish me. 1 I have a distinct recollection of a ridiculous conversation I carried on with an Imaginary Pat' O'Brien a sort of dtpilcate of myself. I argued with blm as I marched drearily atom and he answered me back In klnr and when we disagreed. I cnilf' -my one constant friend, the North Star, to stand by me. "There you are, you old North Star," I cried aloud. "Ton want me to get to Holland, don't you? But this Pat O'Brien this Pat O'Breln wno calls himself a soldier he's got' a yellow streak North Star and he says It can't be done I Be wants me to quit tu lis . down here . for . ta Buna to Government Regulations - are strictly followed in the conserving of sugar in all our CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAMS You will always find at our store the purest of confectionery and the best grades of ice cream. Purest fruit juices. Clean tables and clean glasses 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 Una will reoalva our prompt attention. JAMIESOH & MARSHALL X Sanitary Plumbers tl seas , And me "and "take me back to Cour trai after all you've done, North Start I don't want to follow blm I Just want to follow you because you yon are taking me away from the Buna and this Pat O'Brien this fel low who keeps after me all the time and leans on my neck and wants me to Ua down this yellow Pat O'Breln Wants ma to go back to the Hunsl" After a. spell of foolish chatter like that my aensct would come back to me for a while and I would trudge Vong without a word until the fever came on me again. I knew that I bad to have food be cause I was about on my laat legs. I waa very much tempted to lle'down then and there and call It a beat Things seemed to be getting worse for 'I . Kept Pulling and Crawling Up That Infernal Bank. ma the farther I went, and all the time I had before me the spectre of that electric barrier between Belgium and Holland, even If I ever reached there alive. What was the use of further suffering when I would prob ably be captured In the end anyway? Before giving up, however, I decided upon one bold move. I would ap proach one of the houses In the vi cinity and get food there or die In the effort I picked out a small house because I figured there would be less likeli hood of soldiers being billeted there. Then I wrapped a stone In my khaki handkerchief as a sort of camouflaged weapon, determined to kill the occu pant of the house, German or Belgian, If that step was necessary In order to get food. I tried the well In the yard, but It would not work, and then I went up to the door and knocked. It was 1 o'clock In the morning. An old lady came to the window and looked out She could not Imagine what I was, probably, because I was sUU attired In that old overcoat. She gave a cry and ber husband and a boy came to the door. They could not speak English and I could not speak Flemish, but I pointed to my flying coat and then to the sky and said "Fleger". (flier), which I thought would tell them what I was. Whether they understood or were Intimidated by the hard-looking ap pearance,I don't know, but certainly It would have to be a brave old man and boy who would start an argument with such a villainous looking char acter as stood before them that night I I had not shaved for a month, my clothes were wet torn and dirty, my leggings were gone they had gotten so heavy I had to discard Jhem my hair was matted and my cheeks were flushed with fever. In myjiand.l Continued on, next page Condon, Oregon 2 ! MIH PROFESSIONAL DIREOTORY T. A. Weinke Lawyer onto ia Court Bouse CONDON, ORCOON Drs. Miller & Wilhelm Physicians A Surgeons first Natl Baah Building CONDON. ORBOON . Dr. W. H. Reynolds Chiropractic Nerve Specialist It you ere alck and here triad everything elae with do reeulu try Ihlroprarllc spinel adjuitruenU and gat wall rirtt Net. Bank Sleg., Condon, Or. C. F. Cethoy, M. D. H A. C'alhey, M. O. Drs. Cathev Physicians & Surgeons rO.?,"."0". """onel Bank Building COWUO.N. OHKUON Dr. J. G. Turner Eye Specialist Portland, Oregon Regular monthly visits to Condon Watch paper for dates L. L. Taylor, M. D. V. Veterinary Physician & Surgeon CONDON. ORBOON Dr. R. W. Hanneman Dentist All Work duaranteed Phone la Condon 'National Bank Building j CONDON. ORKOON Dr. J. 0. Kenyon Dentist Flrat Nat'l Bank Building CONDON. . OREGON D. N. Mackay Attorn ey-at-Law ' CONDON, ORXQON Let the Service Shop do your printing It giv pa aatisfaction. , ATTEMTIONI I wish to close-out my large waJl paper stock and will, until further notice, give'; 25 per cent discount on al sales! Nearly all 'my stock was ordered tef ore the rise of paper stock. , Paper is still going tip and, this ia the timetobufc., 7,.,', V '"W.'Ai Darling, 47tf Armory Hall Annex,
