The Redmond Spokesman
Put Your Crops in the Bank
Summer time is the farmer’s work time. He is
gathering in what must keep him the whole year
through. In order to tide him over the winter
and spring, what he takes in now, must be stored
some where.
Where can he store it better than in our bank?
Not only is your money safe with us. but by keep
ing an account, you get acquainted with business
principles and business men. Try it and see. We
are always glad to see you at this bank.
T II E
Redmond Bank of Commerce
Redmond, Oregon
TheW. T. Reduce U
CORSET
This corset is superior to others in
the adjustment which can be made af-
ter.’the corset is on. Trice $1.50.
The regular W. T. Corsets are for
more slender forms, and they are per
fection of shape, artistic design and
best of material. Price $1.25.
LADIES’ UNDERWEAR
Wool ran ts and Vest, each
$1.25
Heavy Ribbed, suit ..........
1.25
Light wool Stockings..... ................. 25
0Y 1 % ^
SCHOOL SHOES
for BOYS and GIRLS
Shoes that give good wear
for the money. The Hamilton
Brown Shoes are worn every
where and [give universal sat
isfaction.
General Merchandise Dealers
Lynch & Roberts, Redmond
LAMB FEED CO.
R e d m o n d , O re g o n
Roller Mill and
Feed Grinding
Dealers in Chop Feed of all kinds, Baled Hay,
Timothy, Alfalfa, Clover, Seeds and Seed
Grain. TOLL CHOPPING DONE.
Manufacturers of Graham Flour
IRRIGATED LANDS
GOOD
BUYS
in Real Estate
Fine Irrigated Tracts and Timber Lands in the Sisters
Country.
Fine Deeded Ranches near Redmond.
Fine Irrigated Ranches in Crooked River Valley.
Dry Farming Ranches in the Madras and Powell Buttes
districts.
Redmond Business and Residence Properties to sell or trade
Come and see me when you want anything in real estate.
I have made money for others and can do the same for you.
FRANK McCAFFERV,
REDM OND,
Pioneer Real Estate Man
OREGON
HARDWARE
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Printing p le a s e s .
II. H. A C . !.. PA I.MICH
AT RBDMON’ n , OKFUON
Make all moneys payable and address
all communication* to It. H. Ji C. L.
i Palmer, Redmond, Oregon.
Entered as second-class m atter Ju.y
14. 1910 at the Poatulftn at Redmond.
Oregon, under the Act of Mch. S. 1 S7T>.
Redmond, Oregon, Nov. 17, 1910
RIGHT TIME TO DO
YOUR ADVERTISING
A Few Solid Hunks of Ad
vice on This Import
ant Subject
There is nothing on earth so
mysteriously strange in its scope
as a newspaper advertisement.
The prime, tirst, last, and all the
time object of an advertisement
is to draw custom. It is not, was
not and never will lie designed
for any other purpose.
Some merchants wait until the
busy season comes and their
stores are so full of customers
that the merchant can’t get his
hat off. and then he rushes to the
newspaper and puts in his adver
tisement.
When the dull season comes
along and there is no trade and
he wants to sell so had he can’t
pay his rent, he takes out his ad
vertisement. That is, some of
them do. But occasionally a lev
el headed merchant puts in a big
ger advertisement and scoops in
all the business while his neigh
bors are making mortgages to
pay the gas bill.
There are times when you
couldn't stop people from buying
everything in the store if you
planted a cannon behind the
door, and that’s the time the ad
vertisement is sent out on its
holy mission. It makes light
work for the ad, for a chalk sign
on the sidewalk would do all that
was needed, and have a half a
holiday six days in the week.
But who wants to favor an ad
vertisement? Th^y are built to
do hard work, and should be sent
out in dull days when a customer
has to be knocked down with hard
facts and kicked insensible with
bankrupt reductions and dragged
in with irresistable slaughter of
prices before be will spend a cent.
Write this down where you will
fall over it every day:
The time to draw business is
when you want business, and not
when you have more business
than you can attend to already.
If you love your wife buy her
a silver present for Christmas at
Kendall & Chapman's.
County Judge Ellis was over
from Bend Tuesday for a few
hours. The judge expressed
himself as surprised at the rapid
growth of Redmond in the past
three months.
My stock of Furniture and Gro
ceries was never more complete.
Fine apples only $2.00 per box.
at Woodruff’s
O. C. Young, the Culver real
estate man, passed through here
Tuesday on his way to Sisters.
Masquerade
Bali
THANKSGIVING
NOV. 24
in the city
------- A T -------
J.F.HOSGH.M.D.
Prineville
Club Hall
P H Y S im N
and Si KUEON
Office in Redmond & Phivnix
Building
Liberal Prizes and
Good Music
R e d m o n d , O re.
Kendall
&
Chapman, Redmond, Ore
WM. G. PHOENIX, Agt.
F. H. RODEMEYER
COM E
Physician
and Surgeon
Eyes Tested. Glasses Prop
erly Fitted
Office at Residence 4th a A St*.
Redmond, Oregon
VOTE OF COUNTY FOR BUCKLEY EXP CO.
ELKINS AND BALFOUR
HKTWKEN
la te st Returns Show That
Elkins Lost Out by
Nine Votes
Latest returns from the county
show that Elkins was beaten by
Balfour by 9 votes for sheriff.
Following is the vote by pre
cincts:
Precinct
Balfour Elkins
Prineville
....... _ 129
100
Ireland
1
11
B . nd
. . . . 51
97
Montgomery ............. 9
16
Mackay ..........
26
12
Haycreek_____
6
20
Willow Creek
12
18
Cross Keys _______ 2
11
Ashwood..... .............. 16
20
Deschutes...............
41
33
J hnam Creek
19
10
Mill Creek______
12
15
Howard ____
10
S um m it...............
2
4
Bear Creek .......
57
S
Camp Creek .......
14
3
Hardin
20
Beaver Creek
35
11
Maury
19
N ewsom ................. 20
6
Kutcher
39
49
Breese
14
$
Powell Buttes
28
13
Warmspring.............. 14
7
Tetherow
60
40
Laidlaw
43
21
Lamonta
31
24
Madras ___
22
102
Lava
8
8
Redmond
18
92
Black Butte (majority)
3
Haystack (majority) 19
Lyle G ap....................
5
T otal...................... 779
Oregon Trunk Kg. d i
vision point.
Graded streets , curbs ,
Cement Sidewalks
W ater system without
extra cost.
One gear and a half
to pay for your lots
REDM OND. ORE.
770
In the above line we carry a complete
stock and invite you to call on us
when you need anything in our line.
That we are showing now—just the
thing for holiday presents.
Buy your
CANDY
of the
Buckley Drug Co.
Best stook
Nice line of silverware, suitable
Dissolution of Partnership
for holiday presents at Kendall
Notice is hereby given that
& Chapman’s.
the partnership heretofore ex
isting between E. M. Eby and
C. F. Bartlett in the Pioneer
Meat Market has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent.
C. F. Bartlett has taken over
the business of the firm, and all
accounts due the firm of Eby &
Bartlett and all accounts owing
by them will be settled by C. F.
Bartlett.
Dated, Redmond, Oregon, Oct
ober 28, 1910.
E. M. Eby
17t3
C. F. Bartlett
See our New Stock of Silverware
in
Metolius
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Strictly in Advance
One year, - $1.'>0 i Three months. 60c
Six months,
.75 Single copies, 5c
AI TVKRTISINU RATES made known
upon application
Buy a Lot
Want to Exchange
Will exchange orchard land near
Medford, Oregon, for business
lota in growing town in Central
Oregon, or will consider trade for
alfalfa land near railway station.
Address
B. F. B enson ,
18t2
Medford, Ore.
Subscribe for The Spokesman.
Two Stages Each Way
Every Week
l.envc Redmond every Sunday
and Wednesday.
Leave Slianiko Tuesday and
Friday.
Arrive at Redmond Thursday ami
Sunday.
Passenger and Express
Fast Freight and Express a Specialty
Jackson Lumber
G O M P Ä N Y Sells
Doors, Windows, (dass,
Ranges, Heating and Cook
Stoves,
Builders’ Hardware,
John Deere, Canton Clipper
and Oliver Flows,
Wagons, Buggies*"«! Hacks,
a n d a ll th e o t h e r g o o d s t h a t
g o e s in th e H a r d w a r e t r a d e .
C o n te a n d s e e u s .
Satisfaction (Guaranteed
J. C. WILLIAMS
Watchmaker
and Jeweler
Postoffice Building
REDMOND. - OREGON
Jackson Lumber Co. . Redmond
Third Annual
NATIONAL
Apple Show
J. A. WILCOX
S P O K A N E , W ASH .
ATTORNEY AT LAW
WILL BE HELD
N ovem ber iUth to
Office on North Sixth St.
REDMOND,
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OREGON
/ 9 th
20,000 in Premiums
The greatest variety of prizes, cups and trophies ever of
fered. Prizes for single apples, (sixes and everything up to
full carloads will be awarded.
lowegon Real Estate
$1,000 Championship Carload Prize
Agency
For the l>est carload of 630 boxes or bushels. A floor sjiare of
•Baer«, required to house this great show. Besides the ex
hibit of apples, apple growers, packers and crsrkers will learn
and gain valuable information.
Ample hotel accommodation without
raise in price will be provided.
On the Ground Floor
LANDS, LOTS, HOMESTEADS
S V I / i l H i : D UA L
W rite for literature.
HARMON COOK,
Manager,
Laidlaw, Oregon
THE OREGON RAILROAD S NAVIGATION COMPANY
Will have in effect low Round-trip fares from all points on
its lines. For further information apply to any O. R. & N.
Agent or to
City Dray
WM. Me MURRAY.
G knkhai . P asm ; ni .»; ii AuRKT,
P ort t. and , O kkoon .
AND
Transfer Line REDMOND FEED it FUEL Cl
GEORGE W. FARRIS, Manager
All Orders Given Prompt
Satisfactory Attention
W. W. CAUGHEY,
Ground and (Shopped
Feed, Seeds, H a y
and WOOD
T o l l or G a s h G r in d in g
REDMOND, ORE.
I* av e orders s t Buckley Bros.
7th St. bet. D and E Sts. REDMOND, 0Ï