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About The Redmond spokesman. (Redmond, Crook County, Or.) 1910-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1911)
The Redmond SfolesM» KUuSDoi c i f f f TVfc/mà*« t ; S. L j -’ v ' j fwr, » i» x n I ft è c. L fAUisa A? 1 A i v *% « g r« :a* ,.vr**zx- '• pa- > '*.• tna.— y*t J ft» *«oc n tt r w ..tii I ‘.ad -ft î b? a ia m : t*-. do art. aaved from a> fts»t *»a>rtk » &*y. I a»pt rt in th* tcrewii It » ft* loo t-MT d ) Ib trt. TFre» d.ffer- e r t ti-w* rav* I U i ** atvrx ft.- >.*t for _» I *rr » th a t it »ft» f « •• n * f» » lr « Ufte Sr« d » ftn THAT" *t~ 1 MLiT THE WAY TO SAVE— HAVE A BANK ACCOUNT WITH REDMOND BANK OF COMMERCE J. W. Brewer. P rra B A KmdftJL. Vice-Tre*. G. M Slocum. Caahier. Plumbing and Tinning We have recently installed in connection with Maher’s Hard ware Store, a complete Plumb ing and Tinning outfit, and in vite your patronage in this line. All orders will receive prompt attention and the work done un der the direction of an ex peri* » enced man. » t 4 A t.: ■ •*?» Pipe and Fittings, Wholesale and Retail Pump Repairs of All Kinds MAHER & WHEELER Shop at Maher's Hardware Store, South 6th street. Phone 1709 ; Mivi y m A^tiArt |: jit T> A w n trr with a gift tor phraa- irg o rc r wrote * If your »tor» i« not worth a d v rrts irtf » ).« ■ a d v e k t im w «; » - » T i -V«« »iV »-»•>.» t.*r it for aaJ*.’’ Hts phrasr % *4 t »? « ItJi W I f ». tta t» % w. c j sft-••»-*!>.«ft«» w H M 4 Cm L ri-.a tnpppttifiy. but his lotfic O rrfv halt» à* m - m >* M t t f t Ja To sell a »u>r» that is "not ML V H «ft u m f a t a i » at K i Ha ani, '.tvfbtv ift k r tftsr A rt of M " X, ' INCV lrr> wucth advertising'' would hr to 21. 1911 defraud the bu>rr so that th r Red-nor.d. < hregi ■r Sept advice t» r t hi call) unsound. To I Vo note Dairying Of course there not many »tor»» _______________ thing, »imply because you do not **9tore ; ib lid ty " is as good for good stores as it should lie bad for bad stores. The store th a t buys a lot of advertising space would bankrupt itself. nrm r promptly. if it were not a GOOD v v 1 store. p**d 001 «»owing very' much business ability do you think? JA S DOUGHERTY, Prop’r carries in stock the LEADING BRANDS OF GOODS th a t are handled in all first-class cafes. The Redmond Railroad Day BEN HOTTER Contractor and Builder Plans, Specifications and Estim ates fu rn ished ror all d a ses of buildings. Office one block east of Jackson's Hardware Store, Redm ond C. IM M F .I.F ; Lumber l ord C a r r ie « a C o m p l r t r S t o r k of l.n n d tt r a n d I t ¡{u n tie a n d F F lo o rin g . Headed ( c itin g nj All kinds oi Roush and Finish l umha celebration to be held here Satur- day. Sept. people ’ 30th, ’ will m draw t™ r from all parts of the county, judging from the expressions so , , , . ., , , far heard from those who have learned of the date. It is ex- petted th a t a t least 2,000 people will be here on th a t date, and the committees having the ar rangem ents for the celebration in charge have made ample prep- arations to entertain all who come, and give them the best we have in the house, l e t rnr figure with you <m your nr*t I uni t>er bill. Estim ate* furtu»h»d free for all classes of buildings Yards on Fifth St. between C and 0 >trws Phone P t 0 2 H i : I ) M O X I ) , 0* Jo s. H . Jack so n S e ll s (juick Meal" and "l niversal R “0. V. B." Sewing Machines "The Motor" and "Adams" Mashen Carborundum T ihi I Grinders Oliver Plows, Canton Plows Peter Schüttler and other First-class Lines of Wagons AT COST. and all kinds of Kirwt-rUww YOUR WANT AD will tell your story to all who would lis- , . ten to it under any circumstanc- es. YOUR WANT AI) will sell Promiscuous shooting still con- your real estate if you "keep at tinues within the city limits in i t ” for a reasonable time. E llinger's Addition emlangi nng the lives of people living in that *" *'•«•*•"»'» t •.*►<■«*<• I lisve in my po»»*»»ion »n ele- 9ec*l<>r,‘ phant'a tooth partially dee»»**! C. B. Hopley while clearing Th* animal belong«-«! to mv fsther, land on Inh street Monday and " }'° W1* ,rU ,h#J ^ * t «*'• **rrb * «t Mora<Ut*n. ana at thr Tuemlay narrowly esca[ied !»eing tooff, r, llM>(] th# inini, l io hit !>y bullets as they whizzed p»m that it interfered with ita eat , . , •_ _ , mg m* father, with the a»ai»t»nee about him. Tuesday afternoon of . tlie .. mahout» . .. »on lifting on the Geo. Ehlcrs while working in elephant’» head an«l telling him to the same place, was bothered by T 11'*. extracted the tooth b» , ,, .... , ., mean* of hammer, iron lair »nd bullets whistling close around r„r Th, pr(lt,.fu, , nimal him. i like I«* have Ins gums dreaae«) with The parties who did the shoot- ,,,w «'n fokr •»«« •»•* op eration. A* thi* haf>|>ene<l twfore ing are known, and a complaint jhk », no «naeath.-tH- roubl lure has been made to City Marshal «»‘•*1 —I»ndon Field. McClay, who has taken the m at Stw m g Room Talk. “ A'oii may be »harp,” «»id the ter up and it is hope«l the danger- thread to the needle, "but I notire ous nuisance will be stopped. von are alway» getting it in the A gang of kids and young men n r . ” have been making a practice all “ Don't br»g, ’ retorted lb*- nee , . , i -lie "Remember how many tune« summ er of shooting in Ell.nger s , h, ve to poll yoo lhrooph ‘‘And what of me*” «aid the Addition, but lately the shooting thimble. “ If it were not for my has become so dangerous that pn«h neither of you could get residents there are going to pros along.” Then the ari»«or» mnrintir««l: cute those who do the shooting. "fk»W it arama.” Sixth and F street« |{ . ! Tbe call for a m eeting to be that M * ,,rth '* • " * + * . _, m tF s o t y perhaps, none at all held here October V*h to try ar.d The fact is that no store ever form a Ita.r>Trrn'» Associaticr. gets to be worth very much is ft move in the right direction, beyond the mere open m arket and will do ft power of p « l for value of stock and fixtures —un this •rctnjiuof the r»Ainty F a r til it has been a i e j -atrly adver me r» arsi ranchers are every <!a> tise«!. Until then it has exerted coming to the conclusion that no influence as an or gam ration. ia iry irg and hug raising are the e*jmpped fur useful service to the two principal industries th at will people. It has simply been a be the means of making them place where certain things were neh in this country', arid the kept for sale. »ooner they engage in these in A fter it has had the breath of d u stn es the sooner they will be life put into it by advertising it gin to enjoy the benefits of a becomes a store, in the militant sure ar.d profitable occupation. sense intent upon winning There are a num ber of men in fnends, upon the problems of the county who have made a growth. success of dairying on a .«mall The dullest store in this city »cale, and by a united effort, can be rejuvenated in a month which will establish creameries until it finds a place in the pro in different {«arts of the county cession but ONLY through ad this success can be greatly in vertising. If. however, the store creased. were not "w orth ad v ertising," it The Commercial Club of this would lie more commendable to city has taken the creamery close up entirely than to try to m atter up and will use its best ■'sell" it to somebody else. efforts to help the farm ers and ranchers along in the m atter of .... hen you pay a dollar . .. W more g etting organized into a strong than you need __ , to . pay , for some- To Stop Shooting Cafe Royal I JHAI 15 WORTH ADVERTISING $J()||[ ts # tt.SM pi .». An urgent j»nrent » u endeavor- ¡,n^ . to for hrr son, r*thpr dull and ^ liatle«» worlc appearing says * writer in the Boston Transcript. *'■* fold by the manager that they could not employ the boy. ,.W). w>nt o n |;Kw|d< >witkc l(OV. in our «tore, ma«larn,” explained the ""*nagcr “ I’m afraid your son is too «!«>w. Me acta sleepy,” “ Hut couldn’t you put him in the alarm clock department?” A Lula was watching her mother work' ,’K " " " " e th/ mn. I know wliv flowers grow, «he »„„) “They want to get out of »he dirt.”—Lippincott’a. H A R D W A R E COM E A N D SE E M E Joseph H. Jackson, •,cdn,#' B. S. Qook & & R l.A L E S T A T E R e a l E s ta te a n d <2ity P ro p c rt) Offic e n e a r H a n k o f C o m m e r c e Warren & Woodward Civil Engineers IRRIGATION. SUBDIVISION. LAND SURVEYS Estim ates Furnished on Power Plants. 2vL r 5 s w « have h»d 1« year«’ .•xp.-n.-mT, «-mbrarinw ,|| |,r »n r h r « <>f civil t-ngineering. Rooms 5 & 6. Rank of Commerre Rldg.. P. 0. Box 2fi0 R E D M O N t) Of Course We carry the Rest of everything in our line: Hay, Grain, Ground Feed, Flour, Wood and Poultry Food Redmond Feed & Fuel Co.
