The Store for Holiday Trading
Y Y. I,and Show Discloses
a Lack of Oregon
Literature
W e are now, and have been,
showing the most complete stivk
o f Holiday (iotxls ever brought to
Redmond. The stock was Ixmght
with the aim to have a line of
goods that would make suitable
presents for the young as well as
the older people. A visit to our
store will convince you that we
are stating FACTS in making the
above assertions.
KXHIB1TS ARE FINE,
LITERATI RE SCARCE
Railroad
M en
Advocate
Change in Manner
of Publicity
In speaking of the big land
show at New York City a special
dispatch has the following to say
regarding the scarcity of litera­
ture from this state, and particu­
larly from the central part:
One grievous fault there was.
which the Oregon Development
league and all good Oregon
l>oosters should prevent being re-
I>eated. In all the big show,
where tons of literature were
distributed, all that the land
seeker could get that concerned
Oregon were the 'Oregon Bul­
letins” of the Great Northern
and Northern Pacific roads and
the lone publication of one Ore­
gon real estate firm. They were
excellent, but entirely inade­
quate.
Oregon has boasted, with good
cause, of her great generosity in
the direction of publicity. It is
understood that sundry Portland
business men at times even go so
far as to complain of what they
choose to style the unnecessary
prodigality of the local publicity-
organizations. Yet Oregon needs
exert herself if she is to keep
even near the head of the pro­
cession in the strenuous advertis
ing race. The states of the east
are accomplishing wonders. Few
Pacific Coast enthusiasts realize
quite what an effort the Eeastem
territory is making not only to
keep at home its sons but to re­
call many of those who have
migrated beyond the Mississippi.
All this was brought home dis­
tinctly, and perhaps not pleasant­
ly, at New York’s first land show
by Oregon’s inadequate showing
in the field of publicity literature.
The men in charge of the rail­
road advertising work, when
asked the “ why” of the unfor­
tunate situation, replied that for
months previous to the show they
had plastered the state with ad­
vance literature concerning it,
particularly requesting all the
local commercial bodies to place
in their hands an ample supply
of leafets concerning their par­
ticular towns or sections. Not
a single community replied. As
a result it was practically im-
possible for the visitors at the
land show to get, immediately,
information to take home con­
cerning the locality he or she was
interested in.
A talk with several of the
leading railroad publicity men
develoijed the fact that they,
too, are o f the opinion that the
day of elaborate and expensive
publicity literature is drawing to
a close. A splendid Isjokletis an
■'
admirable medium. Also, it is
an expensive luxury. The con­
sensus of opinion, then, seemed
to be that instead of getting out
a limited numlier of large adver­
tising publications, it would be
far better to publish an enor­
mous quantity o f small and inex-
l>ensive leaflets, setting forth
simply “ the facts in the case. “
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1 3 Bread Tickets for $ 1 .0 0
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nulk rout«' in Redmond,
■•>«1 will deliver Pur«* J it
*••>■ Milk to customers
daily.
Prompt Service and
Satisfaction Guaranteed
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We have many things in our store
that will help you properly celebrate the
City Dray
holidays. If you want a nice cake for the
AND
Christmas dinner, or any other bakery
article, we will be pleased to serve you.
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help, in the
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L uvr Onlrn for Service
at Central Tel. Office.
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REMEMBER: Do your Holiday Shopping early and it will be more satisfactory
You can buy now and we will put your purchases aside for you
9 LOAVES of BREAD
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W e want every child, man and
woman in the Redinond District to
get a Christmas Present this year,
and if you will call at our Store
w e can help you in selecting your
presents and save you money.
Transfer Line
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f rTin-iv^
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thirteen pup »
Mut* F.lta I ‘ 4 »e a >
from her ment lünog
Mn«. Green ha gh. Ite
halgh and \ lrrw V,«*-3
Thank»gi ng with Ur ad[
Hunter,
Mr. Temi' • and hu ttai
»lient ThaiA g' ing«:'jt|t '
Mm. Frank llmalqr.
Mint of the Ikuhrlen 4 ‘
locality attrruled the tea
lAewchute» ÎI anktgidaf
ir.g.
G eorge lim ter hai
from lutin C. i’ltjr vhmhi
chased twelve h<-adofte
row * and several fine ho»
Several of the '«cheta
here are thinking of
their farm * with cowa
The Ijiitl u f-lki art i
their cream to i'ordaad
F’m n k
Hensley ta p jm |!
meat wagon in the Unía» "
trict and reporta
food.
Jake Peterson and haw«,
men and trama ut
cleaning literal» in th*
it)’
Will S|iencer and Rd
visited Jack Barber at te 1
n«*ar Powell Butt« recenti»
A. Aulatnmi ia woriaf
Deschutes.
A f»«aid liny
A modern f> taMe billiard
lor, with cigars. tohaw*
confectionery. The beat pv
buxines* in th«- l»-*t pt>,n*
in Central Oregon.
prie»*.
< .i»h will haw*
Have a 2-chair lurber ta
connection that paya ail W j
Will aeil with the hall ifd*
My n-aaon for riling ** '•*
have a larg«' family. •mO“ ’*'
go on the farm. M>'
located in th«* Hotel
Ann«**. Add resa A. K- *
lock b«ix £¿ 1 ». Redmond.
W’ill trad«* f«>r good ranch
ty.
N otice to I he l*uNrt
Place Your Order for Holiday Candies, Fruits, Nuts, etc., with us.
We sell Groceries as Cheap as any other store, and deliver same Free
to any part of the city.
HOBBS’
Want advertisers DO THINGS
through the aid o f the want
ads—and would not find life in
this city half so “ livable” with­
out them.
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l*XCe|it the . ..nt,
OUR STOCK IS RIGHT
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT
AND OUR STORE IS THE
RIGHT PLACE TO BUY AT
Gregory's Variety Store
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poor food.
Of eouræ i mor pnnl%bB
Cash Grocery and Bakery
Headquarters for Good Things to Eat
HI Orders Given Prompt
Satisfactory Attention
The Redmond Transfer
t A. AiUma, Prop',.
Dr. J. BARR
J. C. WILLIAMS
DENTIST
Watchmaker
and Jeweler
Johnson Building
McSherry’s Feed Store
Jobbers of
FLOUR and FEED
Postottice Building
Redmond,
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Oregon
KKIJMOND,
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OREGON
Dray Line in Connection
U. A. McEarlanc
LAWYER
I ’ra rtir* in nil c 'Mirtu amt tj S
I-•ml < Iffi, ,.
Pcdmond, • Oregon
Notice ia herein given tl*^
firm o f Templeton & Klfcf
this day wild their intercalan
Pioneer Meat Market tn “
Otis who will collect all »>
due the a lai ve and i**»y a"®11
the Pioneer Meat Mart**
trac ted by um .
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Dated, Redinond, OnU®*1' •
23. 1911.
.
Arthur Tempi«*
21t3
C. J. Käfer.
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A repetition of y«»',r
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at small coat, might P*>
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I .tidies' railing carila, ^
«•at style can Is and ty|*.
to nwrnble copi»er pl»^ Pr,n
The S|M)ket«nian office.
Kendall A Chapman ba**
Monard
exelusive agenry for the
Malleahle Inin Range*
range made.