The Redmond spokesman. (Redmond, Crook County, Or.) 1910-current, December 21, 1911, Image 2

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    C L O T H I N G SELZ SHOES S L We I Have P a P Nice E Line r Ì
and Gents' Furnishings
Make Appropriate Presents
Your f«?t w ill In» glad if you wear a Selz
In this line we are certain you can find
something that will make an acceptable Holi­
day present for father, husband, son or brother.
These kind of presents are lasting and retain
the memory of the giver.
Let us show you what we have in the above
lines.
The persoli who receives and wears a pair
of slip|K*rs Ixuight of us wdl always feci j»ra^
The famous shoes, of which we carry a full fui when they are resting their tin ti feci. We
line, will gladden the heart of anyone who bave a g<*Kl line to select troni, and a painrj
wears a pair, and there is no le tte r way to in­ make a comtortable preseli!.
vest your money in Holiday buying than to
purchase some of these goods for the family.
mi Holiday (Imcens
YVe have them for men, women, children and
ill lx- entirely satisfactory
infants.
it you buy them of us, and
Come in and see what a fine line we have, you will save money and have enough left to
purchase presents with.
and how moderate the prices are.
GROCERIES
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"
ing for they have an important nection with the duties of his of­
bearing on the problem, not alone fice. He visited the different
and
for thrift-reasons, but in keep­ power plants in the city, and
ing the home-maker posted on gave out advice as to certain
Those who want any kind of ‘‘new things.”
things that would have to be
plumbing, tinning or electrical
complied with. He will make
work will be consulting their own
Leave your orders at the Cash another trip here in May.
interests if they get the C. R. Grocery and Bakery for fruit
McLallin Co. to figure with them. cakes for the holidays.
18tf
How long must the placard in
The best of work at satisfactory
the
window gather dust before
prices is always guaranteed.
The real live Santa Claus at you la-gin to ADVERTISE for a
Gregory's Variety Store is at­ tenant?
Three loaves of bread for 25c, tracting a great deal of attention,
and 13 bread tickets for $1.06 a t ' and the youngsters have been
Mr. Business Man
the Cash Grocery & Bakery. 18tf busy confiding to him the differ­
Do you want
ent presents they want him to
Good
Printing?
The Redmond public schools; put on the Christmas tree and in
.The
kind
that
opened this week Monday after their stockings.
has
an
lieing closed for a period of two
individuality?
weeks.
A poor store is quickly “ found
The
Spokesman
out” when it commences to ad-,
We will buy your potatoes. |
invites
vertise—and so is a good one.
Highest market price. Redmond
your inquiries
Lumler & Produce Co.
22tf
about this
Remember the benefit dance
kind of Printing.
tomorrow, Friday, night at the
The average person knows and
new Oregon Trunk railroad ware­
notices good advertising andas-
Mrs. Arthur Templeton ami
house. The floor is the best in
sumes that the merchant who
daughter
Hazel, were over here
the central part of the state.
advertises well does all else well, i
from
Sisters
yesterday doing some
Music will be furnished by the
holiday
shopping.
Redmond band. Tickets are 50
A. J. Haney, bookkeeper at I cents and the proceeds will go to
the Redmond Bank of Commerce,! Adolph Jacobson who was re­ Florin Weston and family left
left this week for Spokane to cently hurt and had to have his this morning for Bremerton, Wn.,
where they have property inter­
pass the holidays with relatives. leg amputated.
ests.
Mr. Weston expects to re-
He will l>e absent about three
'
turn
here
in the spring.
weeks.
What your store is to lie in a
Leave your orders at the Cash year from now exists in your The Indies Aid of the M. K.
Grocery and Bakery for fruit plans for it today—in the publi­ church held a bazaar yesterday
cakes for the holidays.
18tf city campaigns you’re creating and sold a number of articles to
NOW.
Christmas shop|**rs.
There is joy among some of
Chester L. Adams, represent­
the chicken raisers in the city,
Father Sheehan will hold mass
ing the Mergenthaler Linotype
and especially the women who
Co. of San Francisco, was in the here on Christmas Day at It
have In-en watching the spring
o’clock a. m.
pullets and keeping cases as to city Monday. He recently sold
a
linotype
to
The
Spokesman,
when they ought to begin pro­
Harmon Cook of Laid law,
and the machine is expected to
ducing hen fruit. Several fam­
chairman of the prohibition party
be installed in time to get out the
of Crook county, was in the city
ilies are now eating eggs of their
first January issue of the paper. yesterday.
own—that is, eggs that were laid
by their own hens, hence the re­ With this machine the paj»er will
A report was circulated here
carry a much larger amount of
joicing.
reading matter, and take care of Sunday that a man named Wag­
Three loaves of bread for 25c, a|l the late news right up to the ner had U*en killed at the Crook­
ed river railroad bridge, but in­
and 13 bread tickets for $1.00 at hour of going to press.
vestigation proved the report to
the Cash Grocery & Bakery. 18tf
Wm. A. Dalziel, deputy com­ Is- without foundation.
fhe store ads are the most in- missioner and factory insjiector
Peter W. Fair of Powell
esting things in the paper to for the state, was in Redmond
those engaged in home-mak- last Saturday on a trip in con- Buttes was in town yesterday
Redmond Vicinity
on business connected with prov­
ing up on his homestead.
Special music at the M. K.
church Sunday forenoon. W.W.
Alldredge will sing a solo, "One
Christmas Sunday Morning."
“ The Lord is My Foundation,”
medley, will be sung by the
choir.
Mrs. Z. T. Met‘lay returned
last night from a two weeks
visit w ith her hop at Tillamook.
Cards have been received hen­
announcing the marriage of Wm.
G. Phoenix of this city, to Miss
Ethel Isabelle Godwin at Berlin,
Wis., December 14th. Mr. and
Mrs. Phoenix will make their
home in Redmond.
I "ing “good money” to pay.
for “ advertising,” intended to
reach people who do not read
newspaper advertising, is a poor
use to which to put good money
for the person who does not read
newrspaper advertising does not
read any other kind, either. He
does not know- how to rear!.
Keep Cattle Out
of Forest Reserve
Owing to the existence of
«cabbies in cattle of Ijike and
Klamath counties, Supervisor
Harvey, of the Deschutes Na­
tional Forest, has received in­
structions from the Forest Ser
vice to deny admission to all cat
tie from the two counties during
1!M2, unless a certificate of in­
spection issued by an employe of
the Bureau of Animal Industry
can l»e shown by the owner.
TAX, ETC.
CUT GLASS
No more acceptable present can lx* mad*
than a nice piece of Cut Glass, and w
ask you to call and see our new sttx'k be­
fore deciding u|x>n a purchase. The
goods will please you.
Watches and
Jewelry
Nothing lx*tter than a piece of jewelry ft*
a Christmas present can lx* found, ani
such a gift is always appreciated.
have a fine assortment to select frsnt bj
the watch line we have all the standard
makes, and can sell you a g<*>d Mratck
from $10.00 up.
Let us help you in your gift giving.
J. C. WILLIAMS
Jeweler and Watc hmaker
B
L A M B F K KI ) C0|
/ted in o m i, O re g o n
Roller Mill and
Feed Grinding
Continued from pagi* 1
and many of the |s-op|e who are,
and have been paying their tax
regularly, are of the opinion that
all occupations should pay their1
just burden of taxation.
I
Dealers in Chop Feed of all kinds. Haled H*?1
limothy, Alfalfa, Clover, Seeds and S**“
Grain. TOLL CHOPPING DONE.
Manufacturers o f Graham