The Redmond spokesman. (Redmond, Crook County, Or.) 1910-current, September 21, 1911, Image 2

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    Grocery Specials SIDEWALKS
The people of Redmond and vicinity have no doubt notic­
ed the downward move on prices of groceries since we opened
*\ir store here. We are the originators of the following and
other similar prices:
Celluloid Starch, 2 pks
Com Starch, 3 pks
Gloss Starch. 3 pks
Com Flakes, pkg
Shredded Wheat. 2 pks
1’ostum. pk>t
Fancy Flaked Rolled
(Xits. I lbs
Fancy Flaked Rolled
Oats. 10-lb. sacks
Jap Rice, 1 lbs
25c
Maccaroni. 3 lbs
25c
Good Coffee, lb
25c
Kerosene, tfal
25c
Gold Dust, pky;
25c
Sardines in oil. can
05c
Syrup, half nal
35c
25c Syrup, tfal
65c
Libby’s Queen Olives 15c
60c Libby's Stuffed Olives 15c
25c
25c
25c
10c
25c
25c
lVi we deserve a share of your patronage"
Hazelwood Butter, Fresh Eggs, Bread. Fruits and
Vegetables on hand.
We pay full market price and half cash for good ranch
butter and fresh eggs.
R E D M O N D G RO CERY CO.
10 BE BUILT
City Council Orders Many
Feet of New Walks
to Be Laid
t
ANOTHER BOND CO.
WANTS CITY RONDS
BO SO M
WE
HAVE
THAT
Saturday, Sept. 23. Named
As ‘ ('lean l ’p” Day
For the City
I
PROMPT ATTENTION TO ORDERS.
PRICES REASONABLE.
GOOD WORK GUARANTEED.
Packages Called for and Delivered.
M R S . W . A . G O L D E N , P r o p ’r.
I. D. BASEY’S
M eat M ark et
M a c p h e r s o n B ld g .
R edm ond, O regon
Wi l l k .
BRAND oI CANNED GOOD8 in out Grocery I><
You will surely
At the meeting of the city
council Tuesday night it was or­
dered that sidewalks I k * laid on
the following streets within six
months:
6th street from A to H street.
C street from 7th to 1st street. L
D street from 8th to 1st street
E street from 10th to 1st street.
F street from Sth to 4th street.
A letter was received from F.
Glenn & Co. of Portland, offer­
ing to take the $27.000 issue of
municipal water bonds.
Upon a request from the Com­ Does This to Save Life of
mercial Club the council designa­
Sister Injured in
ted Saturday. Sept. £ki. as
R. It. Wreck
“Clean up" day to put the streets
alleys and yards in proper condi­
tion for Railroad Day.
Jackson Blk. opp. Postoffice
YOUNG MAN GIVES UP
200 INCHES OF SKIN
L H. Baker, whoat sister waa
T
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Tum=A=Lum Lumber Co.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers
LUM BER
BU ILD IN G M A T E R IA L
Office and Yard 2 blocks east of Redmond Hotel, Redmond
pleased with them.
FREEBERG BROTHERS!
On. A . , if An.tH.r
t a » r t h r g r r a . r a|x>t> out of wall
paper o r” —
“ W" ain’t got no wall |>«t>e r “
“ Hut it wdl rrn<i»alr frathrr
or niakr oil painting« |<H>k likr
nr« ”
badly burned in the railroad
wreck on the Oregon Trunk rail­ "No frathrr hr«l. n th « houar
way some time ago. arrived here and »ai, what', a ml ]>a<ntmir'“
m «omr of (hi* .tuff and ink-
from The Dalles, where he has a "B
tahlr.|wv>nful r r r r v hour
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been in the hospital since the guarantee that it will makr ioti Iff I
date of the wreck. He gave up ai if v*»u owned »omr of thr thingi
200 square inches of skin from that tin. preparation ta go-»! fur “
Will Be In the Presidential his body to lx- grafted on the
Class With an In­
Careful.
body of his sister where the skin
“Sh* r»ry practical minded
creased Salary
was burned off. A like amount
‘la »ha?**
of skin was taken from the hndv | “Yra John told her he «»• dew-
of another man who was 1 peratol» in lot* with her and a.krd
The Redmond postoffice has ■ bought“ for the purpose. Mr. i”'r to m*rry him "
*\Vliat did aha aa?
been advanced from the fourth Baker s sister was to badly bum-
d aha would hare to inaura
grade to the presidential class,
at ^ e time of the wreck that hia " fa
I o< a at IJoyd’a before aha cmi' l
and the salary increased to #12110 ^or a rime her life was des|»uirvd ronaidar hia proposal "—f’hilaih 1
per annum. By this advance the °L
at l,r*-*»ent ■!>« i* doing as phia Time«.
postmaster is entitled to clerk
aa 0011 bT b* expected, and
hire and office rent paid by the
recover her health-
government. Under the fourth
Mr. Baker, who came down
a
□
class the postmaster had to pay here to visit with his brother m
his own clerk hire and rent of k*> 6*0 1 koOTV, who l iv e s
building. The business of the n‘‘ar this city, stated Monday
Redmond postoffice has been rap- lhat was a vt‘r' (r> *nK ordeal
idly increasing during the past to go through to have so much
year, until now it ranks in im- skin removed from his body, and
portanre with any of the other ^ a*
l,a-H ta ben considerable
offices in the county. With the lime for him to recover from the
establishing of railroail mail ser- effects.
vice here, which will lie done in
a short time, this office will lie
an important mail distributing
point.
POSTOFFICE
HAS BEEN ADVANCED
NEW ADS. TODAY
COMMITTEES
ARE APPOINTED
DISPLAY
Let us fill your next order for meat;
you will be satisfied
I k -
"Mudali!,’’
It'«-
who. in ih r pagr* «f Ihr (*lr«rlati-l
l’laitt I '••alrr. appeared at ih r
a
' I ha»r a id*rr p<>! h lirrr
which i» warranted to ”
"I don’t want m i of th r .tuff '
intrrrupted the lady “ We h a tr n t
aur » M r ”
“ T h a t make, no Jlffrrrn* r, ladl
T h ia wondrrfu! p rr|ia ra ti'> n will
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HOSE who have been buying of
us since we opened our market
are well pleased with our meats
and the service afforded. We are get­
ting new customers daily, and would
like to add your name to the list. Can
w e do so ?
la O w \ tiu .
\\V would like to have you try our k’KI) RIBBON
partment.
wish to announce to the people of
Redmond and vicinity and sur­
rounding towns that 1 have start­
ed a STEAM LAUNDRY' in Redmond
on 0th street between D and E streets,
and solicit their patronage.
FR 1B N D S
AarlR'n, N.w . » J Mutili MKI. | . j
KINO
LET US PR O V I IT
leaders in Prices and Quality
Redmond Steam Laundry
A ny T a«te Can
Be S u ite d b y Our
SOME SHOES
PLEASE PEOPLE
Eh ret Bros.
Lynch & Roberts.
H. C. Herrick.
Redmond Grocery Co.
Redmond Bank of Commerce.
Hobbs Bakery.
W. S. Rodman.
Redmond Commercial Club.
Exhibit Committee of the
Commercial Club.
It w’ill pay you to read every
one of the above ads.
More Books for
the Library
The Redmond Public Library
has received the following books
from Lydia Whited of Clarion,
Iowa:
Hitherto, A. D. T. Whitney.
How Marcus Whitman saved
Oregon, Nixon.
Great Authors, Thackeray,
The Hotel Redmond will serve
a special Sunday dinner Sept.
24th. The table will be supplied
with everything that the home
and Portland markets afford.
At the regular meeting of the
Commercial Club last night Pres­
ident Brewer appointed the fol­
lowing standing committees:
Publicity H. F. Jones. H. H.
Palmer and W. C. Walker,
Membership M. A. Lynch, F.
M. White, and J. A. Norwood.
Transportation I. P. Hewitt,
H. Hanks and G. E. Dobson.
Finance J A. Wilcox, W. 11.
Anderson and S. M. Collins.
It was decided to have a Red­
mond display at Bend on the
date of their Railroad Day cele­
bration, a request having been
received from Bend for the same.
H. C. Herrick, S. M. Collins and
II. Hanks were appointed a com­
mittee to have charge of the ex­
hibit.
The matter of a stone depot
for this city was continued until;
a later meeting in order to work
out further details.
J. M. Bevarrl, S. M. Collins
and C. H. Irvin were new mem-!
liers to join the club.
Sjiokesman for job printing.
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Mayor En te rt ai ne d
Rai lro ad Men
Mayor Jone- ent« -'a nac q
of the bllsineui men .>f thed
at a chicken q>i«-r Than
evening at the Hotel Kadi
meet General Supl J P,
and Division K<«<tmwtrr
Whitfield of th«- S. I* 4 S I
who are in the city direct«|
laying of ateel on the (
Trunk railway. Th<*c aia
down at the table wer* 1
Roger«. C. Whitfield. W A.
eher 11 F Jones J \s ft
(’ N Khrrt. M. A I.>nch.
KoU'rta. W C Walker ardili
l'al mer.
C B. Irrte
s tart e
i buiidM
'T . h !, • • , ••■.ms and ! a" ’•■'Â
low on his bliM'k in KH iff*
Addillo!
The hung.I
a
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handsome and tip-t<. i v a
wl'.en finish'd will <>«*t ge
$18(10
iVrry Smith returned to ■
rtiofi'l Tuiunlay nigat after v i
•enes if sc .«Tal month* in
ka.
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Announcement
THE REDMOND WHOLESALE
LUMBER & PRODUCE CO. an­
nounce that their warehouse at
the Oregon Trunk depot site is
completed, and they are ready
to receive storage for anyone
wishing the same.
We will he in 16662034
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all kinds of Produce.
If you want to SELL your property
list « it with
“That
Man McGaffery”
tin *1-—"*’* "
lie doesn’t ask
an exclusive right ;
he can aell it anyway.
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