GREAT REDUCTION SALE He Got lliç Job.... at (¡rouorv's Variety Store to b e g in Professor* and Expert* From Corvallis Will Be Here . S atu rd ay,O d . 21, and ( lose Dec. 1,1911 Our !>■'< your gain, but hav«? to do it. To make room for oui large stuck o f Holiday loants we have decided to close out our entire lines o f A i run it*' and tinware at O N E -TH IK 1) OFF our already low prict v Our goods are all marked in plain figures. Buy w hat vou want and take one-third off the bill in these lines. A few price* below : No. 8 Granite Tea Kettles, were 50c now 34c 8-quart (iranite Coffee Pots * 45c “ 30c 35c * 24c 6-quart C.ranite Coffee Pots 50c . 1’ 34c 6-quart Granite Rice Boilers ‘ 50c 75c 17-quart Granite Dish Pans 10-quart Granite Sauce Kettles * 50c ‘ 34c 30c ’’ 20c »» quart Granite Sauce Kettles ’ 35c ’ 24c 17-quart Tin Pans 5tV ’ 34c 17-quart Tin Pails 35c ‘‘ 24c No. 8 Tin Steamers 25c ’’ 17c 6-qt. Tin Buckets with lids These lines o f goods to be closed out only to make room until after the Holiday trade is over. Then we w ill place the same line o f (roods on sale at the same low prices we have given you heretofore. BAR GAINS IN LACE CU RTAINS W e also find we have bought too many Lace Curtains, and during this sale, in order to reduce this stock, we will sell them x- follows: Our $2.00 Curtains for $1.34 per pair Our $1.50 Curtains for $1.00 per pair Our $1.25 Curtains for .84 per pair Our $1.00 Curtains for .67 per pair Our .60 Curtains for .40 per pair This is a great chance for bargains in these lines. This sale will begin S ATU R D AY , OCT. 21st, and last until DEC. 1, 1911. I f you are in need o f anything in Dress Goods. Flannel­ ettes. Outings. Men’s Over Shirts, all kinds o f Underw ear. Hosiery. Sweaters, etc., we will save you money. Try us. Yours for Business, GREGORYS VARIETY STORE Corner 6th and E Sts., Redmond, Ore. BE MAKES THE Fl’SS r Shaniko Mayor anil Kank­ er Shot and Serious­ ly Wounded A voting man having applied tu » ah«4r»*, liouae for u |»*ilnm recently fourni hitnsrlf |- fore the manager for axaminatnm. "||*v, ^ a Iwnk account?" was his first question. "1 have", was the reply. "l.e t me ■«•«• your Next Thursday October I’d the iVmohatration Train o f the lasik", was the next request. After glsncinj A) W R. ft N Co will arrive in over It ami noting the long list of rrgvji* Redmond and remain here from 1:30 to 5:30 p. m. During this though small de|asiita. he said "Young man. time several prof«***som and ex- are engaged, and I "a n t to compliment y«aj « perts from the A’orvallis Agrieul D E L II O W K U . HAS tural College w ho aeeoinpanv the your saving ability I ulwaya insist iqsin rn- tram, vvill giv«* lecture* «indiffer­ ploying only men who liave the good srni, ¡„ BEEN AR R ESTED ent subject* of agriculture and save tiieir immey". W «> invite every m*n „ stock rai**ing. I’his will be a chance f«>r the this community to open an account at thi* Lui farmers and rani-h«*n* to gum a Special Train Carries the great «teal of knowledge along lines in which they are engaged Wounded Man to The in. and will be an object lesson as the train will carry a «-ar of hogs, Dalles Hospital poultry, and s.>ed (tea* anti mil«» will Redistributed fn*m the tram Farmers who attend are «irge«l to ask quest urns of the professors A dis|«tch from Shaniko dated and experts and engage in j>er Oct. 21th says. J. A". Fowlie, sonal conversation with the in prominent hanker and Mayor of structon* as it is lieimved that Shaniko. was shot iiml serioualy much good will result from such injured here at 8:45 o’clock to-1 a method. Retnemla-r the date Thursday night by Del Howell, o f Portland The shooting occurred in front , October 2d. an to a «lay well s(s*nt if you come m bed. Howell did not reply but early and stay all day. the bent the market afford*, «kirK pulled a revolver from his i»M-ket and shot twice. On«* bullet took is your privilege, and which nil effect, entering the Mayor's ab­ ways served at our place. domen. J. C. Fow lie is president o f the Quirk service and »ati*farton Continued from 1st page Kastem Oregon Banking Com- ( price* at the pany. A special train was made the race card each «lay scheduled up at Shaniko and t«»>k the injur The weather ed man to The Dall«*s. Dr. Fos­ thr«*e gtssl events. ter was in attendance upon the during the meet was ail that could be desired and the atten­ wounded man. Howell is in custody o f the dance at the truck was gratify­ officers here. Sheriff Chrisman. ing to the promoters «>f the meet. The meet was under the aus- o f The Dalles, was notified im­ mediately and the prisoner will pices o f the citi/«*ns of Redmontl. C E O . L . W H E E L E R , Pr% and James Dougherty. II. F be taken to The Dalles. Jones anil J. F. Hnach was the Del Howell is well known in this j>art o f the country, having committee having the races in A rlassifw-d s*I la-rsistently lived h*-re until recently, when charge. The track was fast, and he moved to Portland. He still exjarienced horsemen say it is printed, will sell A N Y I HING o f has interests here, owning a the fastest half mile track in the value. large livery stable. He had been state. Following is the summary in town for a few days for the of races: FR ID A Y purpose of looking after his busi­ ness affairs. First race, one mile handicap. 3-year olds and up. Jerusha. first; Tony Faust, second. P L E A S A N T RIDGE Second race, one quarter mile, Kye» Testisi LI mm * N Miss Stout is visiting her broth­ weight for age. Brandy, first. AND erly Fltud er here. Psyche, second. Mrs. L. Forhan. who has been um. » in Mir*t Bu» M Third race, five-eights mile staying with the family o f L E. purse, free for all. Marker, first. Redmond. ( Smith, has gone to Prineville. Agnes, second. Messrs. Hueston, Anderson and SA TU R D A Y Belehas have just returned from First race, three-quarter mile a hunting trip to the mountains. handicap, weight for age. Tony Faust and Lillian Ray ran a dead Additional liocal. heat in the fast time o f 1:16. Second race, harness race, free Frank Alldredge, a brother o f for all. trot or pace. Buford W. W. Alldredge o f this city, is Boy. first; Paymont. second. expected to arrive here before M O ND AY long to remain during the w inter. First race, three-eights mile He is a fine singer and efforts will lie made to get him to sing Agnes, first; Paddy Button, sec Johnson lltJildiM with the male quartet in the M. ond. The second race scheduled on E. church choir. the card was not run. Ketlmontl, t . A. A Umn, |’n>|»r. Z. T. McClay has been appoint- ,, Sunday a |s>ny race was run, ed truant officer for Redmontl by P.rwldie Mef affery ■ pony w in- County Supt. F’ ord. Maupin won the «piarter _______ mile saddle race. F. M. White returned Tuesday T,he. viHit,in* ,h'>rsemen were night from a business trip to W«H pleased with the way they were treated at the meet, and Portland. expressed their intention of com James J. Hill says the Oregon ing to Redmond again when the Trunk is only going to hesitate at city holds another race meet. Bend long enough to find the best way out just a few months. Ed Erickson, who pitched for am i S t’ UG KO N He says he’ s got the coin to build the Vancouver, B. 0. hall team l ' f » r l » r r if« All r«*urU ^ a few more roads in Central Ore- this season and helped them win I I < HfW’f Office in Redmond * Phtenix gon and he’ s going to do it. Bend the jwnnant. arrived in Red morel Building isn’t quite certain whether she last week and will remain here w ill have a permanent water this winter. He has gone in the R e d m o n d , Ore. tank or become merely a w histl- contracting and building business ing station. Shaniko Star. with his brother, st a t e : h a n k o f redmond Eat RACE MEET WAS Oregon Cafe F. H. RODEMEK Phynician and Surgeon City Dray Transfer Line All Orders Given Prompt Satisfactory Attention l)r. J. BARR DENTIST Th« o f thA house do— B*t. For dinner party tonight she r.a* our Crackers. Ho.;*. Bread and Pastry W H Y S HO ULD SHE FUSS? HOBB S CASH GROCERY AND BAKERY W M. H. HOBBS. Proprietor Headquarters for (iood Things to Eat S o u t h 6 th S t . REDMOND Subscribe for The Spokesman The Redmond Transfer J.F.HOSCH.M.D. PHYSICIAN t;. a . » LAWYER Redmontl, • Orej* $ 1 . 5 0 per year in advance ELLINGER’S ADDITION The most desirable residence section in Redmond. Water now in the streets for irrigation. I/»ts are being sold fast. Better pick out a lot or two n o w — you’ ll never regret it. The soil is well adapted for gardens and lawns. PRICES AND TERMS WILL SUIT YOU IN THIS DESIRABLE SECTION. LET US SHOW YOU THIS See any o f our Selling Agents for further particulars PROPERTY I