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|M«rtM uf ili«- tintiti y who wen- al
t«*h»ling III»* C. K. lo im n tiu i)
here
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tireleiw work bunter, ami æbluin
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•lo
y uur ( hriattnaa »hopping
Friday,
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A P r ic e R e d u c tio n
The arrival or the Iron Horse makes it possible for us to
make a hi# redcution in merchandise that is used every
day.
nt
tot
iriva'll 111
good. at l.*u»t, i f you
ko. p | h )»(. 1
e»l by reni li UK the mi», unii plan
I
I k.-; Ml c< lit “, filili!
your K»ft piu*rum according to
£. cent*.
the information the ail» will give
•
¿uni rancher»
l»*t you.
im i
\ iiii
miniu
|l
I
le tte r
You can buy meat in bulk at
wholesale prive» at the I'ioncer
•.I'll.
I at.• ' "I : Meut Murket.
:nf
her peopli un- pettina
I urn! e m el<*pe»
H
luce
We have always given our patrons the benefit o f every
reduction possible at the first opportunity. With the in­
coming o f the first freight train we received new goods
for every department o f our store. Receiving goods
this way enables us to make a good liberal reduction in
prices.
Following are some o f our reduced prices.
w ith
tlw
^ h. ulij ii"t y«m?
li«*\ar»I & Gant, the contrae*
ton* nml buihler», have in»talleil
iyve your tinier* nt the Cush
a wootl working plant ut their
> ry «ml Bakery fur fruit '»Imp to facilitate the turning out
» :
I*
i of order».
■
¿0).
! ¡ilk that I* la-ing
homlall A- Chapman have the
it; front of the Stillo Hank . exi luniM' agency fur the Muiiurrh
Mall.-ahi. Iron Kan**-
the !»• t
It .1 m tei to I»' laid I" t)•*• runtre mail«*,
;{|f
A r»*|N*tition of your ml. even
a "campaign of clu»»ifte<! adver­
at our market it i» houle tising." may I»- n m l«l to finii
i’ an*l frrsh every • Iu> Bet-
the must logical buyer for your
|t
■
il l'ione» ! Mi || property.
ket.
:ltf
I-argc congregations attended
|a
I . e I of • .»• i • t ilo the M E. church Sunday at both
■a a train. This achadult ¡the forenoon nml evening ser­
y
• •1. ' M... lie.. nini it vir»*».
Ì;
‘I will lx- permanent,
Tliree biave* of bread fur 25c.
ho» I *.*»•» ordare»! thin tune
and
lit broad ticket» fur $1.1)0 at
ho |»>Htal official».
the ( ’a»b Grocery & (take
IXtf
I
of I»«. •• nt Ai 'lor
Wagon» at cost at Kendall \
1»
Itti
t 'bnptnan'».
5tf
I
/to *t ■’ .e ■ 1
in caah fur butter nml eggs,
The weather lues been »*> fine
h* t: "I m to uv Pion**er recently that the tennis players
it Mnrket.
;ttf
of the city are attain play ini; at
Hi will lik e th e Im logiin MiU-
their court near the school house.
lirkoy ratlloH have In-ell mint-
in the city the |>ant week. ;
Ix-avc your orders at the Cash
(
• ,,f tho lucky mu's have
Grocery and Bakery fur fruit
Ur--.i a fine bin! fur n small
cake» for the holiday».
1stf
of money.
Standard Corn, per can
................. $ .10
Standard Tomatoes, per can
......... 10
Standard Peas per can ............................10
Standard String Beans, per c a n ............. 10
Libbeys Sour Kraut
............................15
Pure Leaf Lard, 51b. can ....................... 80
Pure Ix*af Lard, 10 lb. can............. .
1.55
Pure Cottolene. 1 lb. can ........................ 65
Pure Cottolene, 101b. can ................... 1.65
Snow White Hard Wheat Flour, sack 1.50
Graham Flour, 25 lbs................................ 70
LYNCH
& ROBERTS
The Store of Better Values and Lower Prices
Redmond, Oregon
HK Bt'Y
Kutter and K u s
Cutting down the cost of
L
this pavmriitx buy »
hou»»'hulil
supplies,
while
getting
k h a rode piana at Andar
m
Bettor nee him about tins mure and liettcr things than ever
1 si f is one of the "stunts" possible
freight warehouse the company Juniper Circle
to ad readers.
intends to build.
Holds Meeting
nb weiners anil bologna
la-ave
your
orders
at
the
Cash
day - •the kind that you'll
Three loaves of bread for 25c,
November 22nd the Juniper
at the Pioneer Meat Mar­ Grocery and Bakery for fruit and 13 bread tickets for $1.00 at Reading Circle was entertained
cuki-s for the holidays.
lXtf
at f
the Gash Grocery & Bakery. 18tf by Mrs. G. L. Ehlers at the
home of Mrs. C. B. Hopley. A
fin* first caucus held in the
The tenant who would "jump
The sale is still on at Gregory’s l>aper upon The Foundations of
nnicrcial Club room last Sat at" the chanc«» to rent your
Variety Store on granite, tin­ New Japan was read by Mrs.
/H was comfsised uf u afiartment« ought to In* able to
ware and lace curtains as adver -1 Hanks. She told of the Charter
crowd, and all of the shout* find ymir ad w hen he roads the
tleed, until Dec. L
1 m I Oath, the abolition of feudalism
I va indulged in liefor»* the "To 1s t" ads.
and the removal of Anti-Christian
pting was called to order.
Buy your gifts when in the edicts.
Mrs. Chapman read a
A rumor was current on th«-
ft your »beet music at Ander- str»*ets her»* last week that a gift-planning mood now. Don’t brief |>ajK*r treating of the Jap­
18tf contract f«»r building 12 miles of wait until it can't lie delayed anese Embassy to Europe and
railroad cast of Deschutes had longer for you never bought America in 1872 and 1873, and its
refiet it ion of your want ail
Mrs.
Rodman gave
been let. but when the story was many "successful gifts" that results.
bring " « happy ending" to
_______
interesting facts aliout American
chased dow n no one could la* way.
F ' ¿ii i b fur work.
found to give any definite infor­
Dr. and Mrs. Cline visited rela­ customs one hundred years ago.
Refreshments were served by
mation.
tives at 1‘rineville last week.
p. II Otis hoi bought "¿it
Mrs. Ehlers assisted by Mrs.
New 2 passenger llupmobile
pi 1 1 • *.. • t ,v Kaftan int«*r»*»t in
Hopley and Mrs. Irwin. The
At the meeting of the dairy­
Rot #ei Moat Markot o f thin auto to trade for cattle, horses or
next
meeting will be held at the
men Inst Saturday afternoon con­
^ nml w ill mmliift tin* bn hi sheep, Dobson & Fry, Uedmond.
home
of Mrs. Hanks, December
stitution and by-laws were adopt­
biniN. lf,
13th.
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ed. and other business that came
A repetition of your w ant ad
T I ri |n tifion of your want ail. may bring it to the notice of the liefore the meeting was attendt*»!
Notice to the Public
I V: ■' 1 ' " t. m ig h t "pay " if l»*r»on who overlook«*d it Unlay. to.
Notice is hereby given that the
rp trying to r»*nt rtmm».
Madras Pioneer, Nov. 23: firm of Templeton A Kafer have
Three loa vos of bread for 2rn\ |/>wii P. Foss of Redmond, pass­
this day sold their interest in the
f >"ii want meat in Urta of 25 and 13 bread tickets for $1.00 at ed through Madras Sunday on
Pioneer Meat Market to M. H.
ln,ls and up »• sell same at the Cash Gnnery & Bakery. lXtf the way to his ranch in the
Otis
who will collect all accounts
>b'Half prices. Pioneer M**at
Youngs neighUirhiHid.
due
the
above and pay all bills of
Irkcf
______
atf
At the "Inst minute” you’ll
the
Pioneer
Meat Market con­
Tomorrow night the Ricketts,
T***I¿1 . \ IH
> Thanksgiving and a buy that gift in haste underun-
tracted by us.
'•*■
" i in
Nibcr
of town |K*ople
people will eat happy pressure of necessity and musical entertainers and imper­
Dated. Kt'dmond, Oregon. Nov.
><•7 dinner with their friends it «'III not represent you. or your sonators, will appear at Anker's 23. 11111.
Jtlie country
sentiment of friendship for the hall under the auspices of the
Arthur Templeton.
Redmond Commercial Club. The
recipient, happily or well.
C. J. Kafer.
ball w ill I*«* properly heated, and 2113
21 inch stove and drum for
-
-
an
interesting
program
is
prom­
J ,v Apply 8pokaHnan Ollier Workmen have commenced
Ticket* are 50 cents,
Quite a number of Redmond
. building the agent’s house and ised.
children,
25
cents.
If
you
wish
l>eoplo
went rabbit hunting Sun­
^ be Kcdnmnd Concert band the two 8«*ction h<Mi»es on the
to enjoy an evening of good day afternoon, and several of
Oregon
Trunk
railroad
right
of
photographed in uniform
| music you should I h * sure and them liaggt'd a good lot of bun­
r ®*turday bp the ettcfel way near the dejiot here. Work
nies.
!
attend.
will
also
8»»>n
liegin
on
the
large
F’to/rapher of the (). W. R. .tr
j
Carnation Milk, per can...................... $ .10
Pioneer Milk, per can................................10
Cream of Wheat, per package.................. 20
Columbia Oats, per package.................... 35
Columbia Wheat, per package.................. 35
Violet Oats, 2 packages............................. 25
Violet Wheat, 2 p ack ages........................ 25
Cream Oats, 10 lb. sacks..........................60
Olympic P. C. Flour, 10 lb. sacks.............60
Olympic P. C. Flour, per package............. 30
Other Groceries Proportionately Cheap.
We Close at 6:30 p. m.
Except Saturday, 10 p. m.
James N. Sutton of Portland,
was here last week looking over
his property. He has land near
Earl Benton’s, north of the city,
and will make a number of im­
provements on it this fall and
winter.
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There
are
days when
W A N T to buy something, and
days when you OUGHT to buy
something. Y'ou may practice
your thrift-creed on both occa­
sions if you’re an ad reader.
A classified ad persistently
printed, will sell A N Y T H IN G of
you value.
Fish Market
/ h a v e o p e n e d a F is h M a r k e t in
R e d m o n d in th e D a v ie s b u ild in g
on B s tr e e t b e tw e e n 7th a n d S th
s tr e e ts , a n d w ill k e e p on s a le
FRESH FISH, OYSTERS,
CLAMS, CRABS,
LOBSTERS, SHRIMPS, Etc.
E v e r y th in g w ill be F R E S H e v e ry
d a y , a n d y o u r p a tro n a g e is soiic»
ite d . S a tis fa c tio n g u a ra n te e d .
G. IV. DAVIES,
R e d m o n d