1911
CLOTHI NG SELZ SHOES SLIPPERS¡
and C en ts' Furnishings
Make Appropriate Presents
We Hare a Mice Une
The l**rson w ho receives and wears a
of slippers bought o f us will always ted
T he famous shoes, o f which we carry a lull ful when they are resting tla;r tired feet,
line, will gladden the heart of anyone who have a g o o d line to select from, and a pair if
In this line we are certain you can find wears a pair, and there is no lx*tter way to in make a com fortable present.
something that will make an acceptable Holi vest your money in Holiday buying than to
day present for father, husband, son or brother. purchase som e o f these g o o d s for the family.
>ur Holiday Cruet
These kind of presents are lasting and retain W e have them for men, women, children and
ill I k * entirely satisfa
infants.
the memory of the giver.
it Vdll l)UV t belli of US. i f
GROCERIES l\
Let us show you what we have in the above
lines.
Com e in and see what a tine line we have,
and how moderate the prices are.
you will save money and have enough left
I tur -hase presents with.
BEAR IN MIND THAT WE HAVE A GREAT MANY ARTICLES THAT WILL MAKE
USEFUL AND ACCEPTABLE HOLIDAY PRESENTS, AT A MODERATE COST TO YOU
FREEBERG BROS.
WHERE A DOLLAR DOES ITS DUTY
a
Redmond and Vicinitv
Building Committee o f the Pres- at the south approach. The work for the person who does not read
byterian church was well attend will take about two months to new«p«per advertising does not
ed and a neat sum o f money complete.
read any other kind, either. He
realized from the affair.
does not know- how to read.
The bridge on C street that
A classified ail iiersistcntl)
printed, will sell ANYTHING of
crosses the main canal is being
The S|M>kcsman has been in
Leave your orders at the Cash value.
put in condition for travel, and
formed
that a new meat market
will be built according to specifi Grocery and Bakery for fruit
will
la-
started
in Redmond about
W. E. Young has taken over
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cations from the city engineer's cakes for the holidays.
the
first
of
the
year
by practical
the Redmond Grill restaurant and
office.
and
experienced
men
who state
A small message can be told will conduct the business in the
they will give the people an uj>-
A poor store is quickly "found in a small space. A large store future.
to-date market and sell meats at
ou t" when it commences to ad has a large message to tell.
The Redmond Library Associa reasonable prices.
vertise and so is a good one.
tion will meet in the Commer
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Roberts en cial Club rooms Saturday, Dec.
The regular shooting days of
E. L. Rapp, w-ho has been en- tertained M. A. Lynch, Miss But-
9th, at 4 p. m. All persona in the Redmond Rod and Gun t 'lul
gaged in the clothing business' |er an(] z . Talliferro at
are Wednesday afternoon o f each
here for the past sixteen months. ! dinner Thanksgiving day. ^ ** t‘‘rest" 1 ,n lhe puM,c llbrary ari‘
week. All who are interested in
requested
to
be
present.
expects to leave for Tonopah.
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this class o f sport are invited to
Nevada, about the 15th o f the
Hunting for a buyer for that
24 inch stove and drum for visit the grounds and watch the
month. He is closing out his use<j furniture is the sort of
sale.
Apply Spokesman Office. shooters.
business here.
quest for which a classified ad
Read Gregory's ad on last page
is especially adapted.
We still have some storage
Tenants who pay promptly, in this issue.
room left.
Would you like to
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Williams and w, ho take almost as
G. W. Davies has moved his
keep some potatoes for planting
entertained Dr. and Mrs. Rode- ?are o f your property as though fish market and oyster house to
next year? Store them in our
it were their own, are to la-
the building in the Redmond
frost proof rooms.
Redmond meyer at dinner Thanksgiving.
found. It sounds like fiction—
Hotel Annex formerly occupied
Lumber & Produce Co.
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but it’s "classified advertising
Three loaves o f bread for 25c,
by W. G. Phoenix as an office.
fa ct."
The place has Is-en fixed up to
"N o longer u sed -n o longer a" d 13 bread tickets for $1.00 at
Owing
to
sickness
in
the
city
accommodate the needs of tin
wanted. ” A classified ad SELLS! the Cash Grocery & Bakery' 18tf
business.
there
will
be
no
preaching
ser
the still-useful article.
The young daughter of Mr. and vice, Sunday school or Epworth
M l * In China.
Mrs. Z. T. McClay left Monday Mrs. Guy Sears died Monday af League at the M. E. church Sun- i
Ilit* nativ#* of ( limn uno I*
ter
a
short
illness,
and
was
buried
day,
Dec.
10th.
morning for Tilamook to visit
bell» of their own nmlo- in manv of
Tuesday,
her son Robert. She expects to
their temple« „nd inonn«teri«»
|
A prosperous store makes the liaro noticed »II through Japan and
remain several weeks.
Bevard & Gant have the con
most o f its advertising material— • 'hin« that the tone of the mon.
tract for putting up the new .
A merchant who advertises building on 6th street adjoining !U
lts Pnce-conceas.ons niton und temple hell» ja »ery »„ft
only as much as he can AFFORD, the Redmond Hotel Annex, that | it exclusive stocks. A store that and amooth, due to the niperior
| does not have plenty of ad vert is-1 «I no I it \ «.f the material u«e,| m their
soon finds himself unable to a f will lie occupied as a saloon.
manufacture and to the absence of
; ing material will, o f course, not iron clapperà, the ro u i» U in g a
ford to advertise at ail!"
do much advertising nor much m a m !.m» anftneaa of tone. The
Three loaves o f bread for 25c,
helli ¡ire never -wang. being alwava
Mr. and Mrs. James Green and 13 bread tickets for $1.00 at proape-ring.
■u»|>eiided in a filed frame, and the
have moved onto their rauch at the Cash Grocery & Bakery. lXtf
The smallest store may spend « O l i m i i» produced hv »triking them
Powell Buttes.
as much for newspaper advertis
CUT GLASS
No more acceptable present can lie maot
than a nice piece o f Cut Glass, and«
ask you to call and sec our new stock i*
fore deriding ujxm a purchase. Tit!
g«xxls will please you.
Watches and
Jewelry
Nothing better than a piece of jewelry w
a Christinas present can lx- found, &
siu h a gift is always appreciated.
have a fine assortment to select from. k
the watch line we have all the standad
makes, and can sell you a good watd
from $10.00 up.
Let us help you in your gift giving.
J. C. WILLIAMS
Jeweler and Watc hmaker
i
The stone cutters are at work ing as it does for store-rent. The
The average person knows and
on the stone at the depot, get- store that spends less for adver
notices good advertising and as
ting some o f the material in'tising than it d*s-s for rent,
sumes that the merchant who
shape to erect the building as whether it is as small or a large
advertises well does all else well.
soon as the building force that is store w ill find the rent money
.
,
, „ . putting up the stone depot at harder and harrier to raise each
Leave your orders at the Cash I{on(, ha8 c.ornp|eted their work month.
Grocery and Bakery for fruit tj,ere
cakes for the holidays.
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i Using ' 'good m oney" to pay
A force o f twenty men began for "advertising," intended to
The bazaar and lunch given in work Monday at the Crooked reach people who do not read
the Commercial Club room last river bridge on the concrete newspaper advertising, is a i toor
Saturday afternoon by the Ladies i abutments for the bridge girders use to which to put good money
on the outer edge with a wooden
mnllet. Thia make« the »off tone»
whi- h ¡ire »o delightfully mrlodion«.
Consular Heporta.
■ rou ah t Him B ac k «» X „ t h
H e - What name »hall J ¡„vent
r-.r thee, deare.» what appella!,.,,,
that m a »ingle word can cvpr«»» »||
mv amila delire, ¡,|| „ IV heart all
inv pii»»ion, all
ftlie (* „ eediiigly
iinro-nantie )Well. Jvhn , »hat'»
T
«•«•»-r with Jane? ,\» a m„„e
U » alway« l».-n good enough for
me. and I thought it ought to U
good enough for you.
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F E E D C0|
R ed m ond , O regon
R o lle r Mill and
Feed G rin d in g
Ih-aleni in Chop Feed o f till kinda, B*U*«I
Timothy, Alfnlfa, Clover, Seed* and Sf*®
Urain. TOLL CHOPPING DONE.
Manufacturers
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