I)S.
TODAY
m sn .A Y
hi» up-1
pearanee »o much that aome of
hi» acquaintenimeea hardly rec
ognized him mid then it win
hia amile that brought rtcogni-;
1 tion.
MU
Cooleat and moat attractive
,& Roberta,
place in the city <>ur ice cream
g Brothers.
parlor and Ice cream always
•I.
riiiht.
|!*tf M k .NDKNH ALL’»
I Wholesale I. ihii I mt A I
The rut prior aale will lie eon-
Trunk it)*.
tinned on all g<mdn a» advertised
t. ¿k N. Co.
until they ant clotted out.
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( ! n w y Co.
Ktf Gregory’a Variety S to re.
LYNCH & R O B E R T S
General Merchandise
BOYS’ SCHOOL SUITS ¡ECUWTY SCHEDI SHOES
^ H l rk
Tht Si keamaiL
< i
a s s ih e i »
The two brother» of W. 8.
Rodman have been on a hunting
trip to the mountain».
If your boy is rough
on clothes, practice a
little practical economy
and buy a Captain Kidd
Manly Suit. It is built
particularly for the lad
rough on clothes, and
its appearance is sty
lish in every’ sense of
the word.
M. A. laffiman.
C. HI Fry.
H. A. S«*ltr.cr.
Frv»h weinera and bologna
|in\
(<> read every every day—the kind that you'll
above nil*.
like ut the Pioneer Meat Mar-
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eltvtion ha» l»vn call-
|{i*v. Wilson’» family expect to
■ M |r lit l.'lth to vote on rai*-
leave
thia week for Portland to
) more to complete the
remain
thia winter.
lilintr here.
The Pioneer Meat Market ha»
corner» on K atreet
adopted
the »trictly caah ayatem
Motel and Ih-pol lOOx
and
can
therefore
aave you mon
two comer», (iOxIOH
ey
on
all
iiurchaacN.
:ttf
Jonea Ijind Coin
term».
Mew Klla P. RolMTt». who via-
ilad
her brother, J. It Roberta,
Marne» wua here from
here
tin» summer, returned Sun
Sunday shaking hand»
day
to
her home in Portland.
». lie ia work mu for
Made for all aged
boys at very reasonable
prices.
aturdy. calf leather
blucHrr. p u t to
gether b y t b e
“ w elt'' p r o c f it—
the b e a t known
m ethod of fasten
ing uppers a n d
sole* t o g e t h e r ,
It a juat one of the m any fine style* that we are now abowing in tba
SECURITY SCHOOL SHOES
Our n ew line for Fall is now open and
on display. We would be pleased to
have you look this line over before
making a purchase.
WANT AD should be The alfalfa crop on B. A. Ken-
pendatently if your «jueat dall'a ranch thia year ia the best
he ever raised.
little importance.
T O R B O Y S — T O R G IR L S
‘»eiurity S chool Sbuea arc tbe moat economical ahoea y o u can b u y for
your children. T h ey arc made of tbe beat-wearing leather, am i pul
together to tiay together. N o othe- »hoe look a ao well such a I ng time
find atanda ao much hard wear. A n d they arc ao eaay and com lortahL
.» the fret.
GROCERY D E P T .
D R E SS GOODS D E P T .
Bayo’s Brow n B eans...... 18 lbs for $1.00
Small White Beans............14 lbs for 1.00
Bulk Oatmeal, PURE
4 lbs for 25c
10-lb sack Cream Oats ................ ....... 65c
Gallon cans Pie Fruit ................50 to 65c
Warner Bro. Corsets, ALL STYLES.
Worsted Dress Patterns
All Wool Suit Patterns
Dress Goods—full line
See our line before buying
want just a little batter
Try a sack the "Best” flour.
7 a Hulletin Clgar—thè You will like it. Redmond Feed
cignr on thè market.
& Fuel C...
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Lynch & Roberts
M e n d e n h a l l ’ s .
H. Taylor, of Cascade Locks,
ia
viaiting here, the guest of Dr.
M ie F. E. Milla left
and
Mr». Hoftch. He has prop
for thè Cnaa Bay coun-
erty
interest» in thia section.
they expect to make
urr borite.
H ere ia juat the shoe for
y o u r active boy— a strong.
This is why the Cap
tain Kidd Manly Suits
for Boys give such
good satisfaction.
ek Drug Co. at I’rine-
If you want dress |iattern» go
to Lynch & Roberta. They carry
*t home» in Redmond the Mutterick iwttcma—none bet-
MIL'
in beautiful MEL- t<T.
ARK with it» larve lot»
If you are going u» paint utr
«treet» ami avenue»,
Jackson. It will (»ay you. Mitf
iffheat elevation within
limit», with irrigation
Miaa Myrtle Butler, saleslady
•ver>- lot.
in Lynch A Roberts store, left
Sunday for Portland on her vaca
Mendenhall returned Sat- tion.
a week » business
ortland.
Peter Schüttler Wagons. the
light running kind.
Jackson
ill like the bologna »au- »eil» them.
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our market it i» home
City Recorder Phoenix return
I fre»h every day. Bet-
ed
home la»t Friday from a busi
ot i t Pioneer Meat
ness
trip to Portland.
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P I « y — p lay — p la y : the
hoy* are always playing;
and usually the games tnat
are hardest on ahoe*.
WE BI T
Kutter and Kj«s
We Close at 6:30 p. m.
Except Saturday, 10 p. m.
R edm ond, O regon
•
Mendenhall'» for ice cream.
fusion on his resulence property
on south 6th street.
iptain Kldd Manly Suit»
Florin Weston and family have
at Lynch A Rolterta are
moved
into their house on 7th
t economical auit» voti
If you love your wife buy her
street
between
C ami I) streets
Ht2
a pound of that nicely assorted
candv at Mendenhall’s.
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Money invested in Lot» in Mel-
Smith i» artirig uh cash-
n*t Bros, store.
rose Park NOW, will double in
Wagons at cost at Kendall &
the next yuar.
fit f
Chapman’s.
pnv thè highest market
cash for butter and rgg».
Buy a "Motor Washer" for the
Mrs. Wheeler who had been
them in to uà. Pioneer home. There ifc nothing better. here visiting her sisters. Mrs.
Jackson sells them.
4<>tf Garrett Sherwood and Miss Myr
:itf
tle Butler, returned last week to
M your Imy or girl nced
Dr. Rodcmycr recently bought her home in North Yakima.
»In»1» Lynch Ai Robert» a Ford car. and is using it to
e vou thè l»e»t ahoe for thè make calls in the city and coun
Almost every store advertise
Dive them a trial and try with.
ment
is h money saver for some
inccd.
St2
See the Universal Ranges at body, and a good many of them
Ada Wallace Unnile, state Jacksons. The quality is high. are FOR YOU.
*t*»tf
°f thè Oregon W. C. T. The price low.
Kendall & Chapman have the
»peak here in thè M. E.
exclusive
agency for the Monarch
Good
pure,
fresh
randies,
as
SepL 13th,
sorted flavors. 2f> eta i>er pound, Malleable Iron Ranges the U*st
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M e n d e n h a l l ’*. , range made.
R WANT AD nhould
your |tro|N>rty »alenhle—
"ili. if it SHOULD I h * Miss Sylvia Munkers returned The moat satis factory 5 cent
I to Portland Monday after« four ¿ f a r m the city the 1». B
weeks’ visit here with her sister. You will like them after you
have smoked one.
"ant satisfactory bread Mrs. J. F. Iloach.
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M endenhall ’*.
use the "B est” flour,
the Redmond Feed &
In the center of Melrose Park
Once you use it. you'll addition to Redmond is locate«! Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. has
"ther.
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the only public Park within the some screen doors to dose out.
city limits, it covers five ucres.
Khretand R. McSherry
The people wh«> rea«l your ads
*d Saturday night from a
are
the people who are to make
All kinds «»f fresh vegetables
trip at Scott lake. They
business
"good" at your store.
plenty of game in that always on han«l at the Pioneer Their patronage is subject to
Meat Market.
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your influence.
Hops grow well here. Mrs. Z.
goods almost daily at
T.
McClay has some hop vines Justice «>f the Peace J. C. Wil
'»n’n.
.
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that cover the rear of her house liams. the jeweler of this city, is
•ncilman F. M. White had on 8th street, an«l Mr. Shackle getting to ho a great chicken
u»tache shaved off one «lay has some vinca growing in pro- fancier, and when he is not jus-
ticing or jewelering he puts in L i g h t n i n g P u t s P o le s
his time with the chickens. He O u t o f C o m m is s io n
has as nice a bunch of Rhode Is
Chris Ehret when returning
land Reds as there is in the
from
his hunting trip notic
county.
ed where lightning from the
If a store would prosper more thunder storm last week put the
under publicity than under sec poles on the phone line near Sis
recy. that store should be ade ters out of commission. The
quately advertised. And public lightning struck the wire and
ity is good for good stores ONLY ran from pole to pole, shattering
them to the ground. After go
Johnson Bros, of the Redmond ing for some distance the elec
Grocery Co. have on exhibition tric fluid jumped from the poles
in their store some fine speci and went into the the trees.
mens of Blue Victor and other
varieties of potatoes that they
piantai alunit May 25th.
H. Hanks this week brought
in from his ranch north of the
city some specimens of wheat
and red clover. The clover is
five feet high, and the wheat
will go six feet and make 601
bushels to the acre. These are
two of the finest s|tccimens yet
brought into the city. The speci
mens can be seen at The Spokes
man office.
I. L, Osborne returned this
week from his trip to Portland.
J. E. Freoherg and U. D. Mc
Sherry were entertained by Mr.
an«l Mrs. RobL McSherry at a
chicken dinner Sunday.
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F i r e s In t h e
M o u n t a in s
A forest fire is raging in the
mountains on the Santiam pass.
Men have been stationed at both
ends of the pass to warn travel
ers of the danger. The fire is
burning fiercely on Seven Mile
mountain, and much timber de
stroyed. The smoke can be seen
from this city at times, ami the
air is hazy and clouded even
when the sun is shining the
brightest.
IF YOU WANT ANY KIND OF
Real Estate
S e e H . C. H E R R I C K
R EDM O N D , OREGON
Salea Agent for the
Sales Agent for the
Redmond Townsite
Road Grant Lands