SUTE TO GET
FIFTEEN ELK
GREAT SALE
of WHITE FIRST-QUALITY QIEENSWARE
Q uality G uaranteed
in*
to other .
60 White Piati**, measuring 7 J inches, «>ach
ELK PARK RESERVE
le
60 White Cereal Bowls, measuring. 6 inches, each
lo
60 White, large, deep Nappies, measuring 0 inches, ca. 5c
60 White Baltimore hdle«l l'ea Cupa and Saucers. 2 i>cs A-
The
Elk
Are Magnificent
60 White Plain Dinner Piati*», measuring 9J inches. «*a. 9c
Specimens and Will
60 White Waverly hdled Ten Cups ami Sauces. 2 pieces A-
Thrive Here
Through tho efforts of State
(Tame Warden William L Finley,
on his recent visit at Washing
ton. D. C.. the government has
l>een persuaded to donate fifteen
«■lk to the state of Oregon. These
animals will be taken from the
forest reserves «*f Wyoming,
crated and transported to Ore-
eon as s«v>n as the people of this
state provide a '1 adequate f«sture
for them. They will become the
sole property of Oregon and
serve to perpetuate a race of
noble animals that is rapidly be
coming extinct.
In the northwestern part of the
state there is a 2500 acre pasture
that has been set aside by the
national government for testing
the utility of a coyote proof
fence. It is said to have proven
effective for that purpose and
the forestry service, according
to Warden Finley, is willing to
give this big i>ark to the state as
an elk reserve. The matter of
location, however, has not been
settled, as this is a question that
will be left largely to the state
at large, as it is distinctly a mat
ter o f public interest.
The Wyoming elk are magnifi
cent specimens and it is believed
that they will thrive in this state.
Fortunately, the Biological Sur
vey of the Department of Agri
culture will meet part of the ex
penses of crating and transport
ing the antlered herd from Wy
oming to this state. The food
for the winter will have to be
provided by the people of Ore
gon. It is expected they will
be moved by February and some
definite action as to location must
be taken before that time.
Several other states have tried
to secure these elk in the past,
and Oregon ought to feel proud
at having been successful in in
teresting the government in its
decision to honor Oregon in this
way. Our own elk will soon be
extinct. With a starter of 15
animals, there ought soon to be
quite a respectable herd. It is
absolutely necessary that public
sentiment be aroused in this be
half, as it is a matter that can
only be brought about by this
method. It is believed that the
people w ill stand behind Warden
Finley in this effort, as he has
given his won! that Oregon will
find a place to house these ani
mals if the government would
give them.
bend bulletin Now
Set on a Machine
The Bend Bulletin recently in
stalled a linotype typesetting
machine that sets type on a solid
slug—one of the latest model
machines. The issue of the Bul
letin this week is set by the new-
machine. The Spokesman will
have their new linotype install-
e I by the latter part of the
month so as to be in operation
and ready to set the first issue
o f the paper in January. These
two machines are the only ones
in the central part o f the Htate.
A repetition of your want ad,
at small cost, might “ pay” if
you’re trying to rent rooms.
30 Meat Platters, measuring 101 inches, each
9e
ItO Oyster Bowls. I Pint, each
9e
A*
Regular Bowls, 1 Pint, each
9c
24 Cream Jugs, each
tei of gettififf if ,|(mv
11 ' i-
M KD - ^
»'heap i
,
which >»n lime uai.l
m t n o u i i •!«•••
un.
enu^
You can
prim
■>. KKiHT 14 F
.
City Charter
21 Paris Jugs, measuring 2 •’» 6 Pts. each
PA
W us Ex pensi* e
60 Paris hdled Tea Cu|*s and Saucers. 2 pieces for
A-
60 Paris Dinner Plates, measuring 91 inches, each
A*
IS Round Fancy Nappies, measuring 8, inches, each
PA-
60 Dixie hdle Tea Cups anil Saucers. 2 pieces for
7c
21 Meat Platters, measuring Mi inch.« each
JA
60 Dixie Dinner Plates, measuring 91 inches, each
A*
12 Paris Jugs, 2 qts. each
JA-
60 Medium Dinner Plates, measuring 81 inches, each
So
12 Meat Platters, measuring 151 inch«1 each
:tA-
60 Coupe Soups, measuring 7| inches, each
A*
12 Paris Jugs. 6 Pints, eaeh
JA-
21 Oblong Vegetable Dishes, measuring 9 inches, each IA*
These prices will not likely ever fx* duplicated again in this coun
try but w e want to give every gtxxl customer a chance at these
valuable bargains, and rem em ber every item guaranteed to I k * first
quality and will never craze.
W hen w e began to sell Prints at 6c per yard we found some
merchants ready to say to their cu stom ers: “ Oh. it's a cheap
grade o f Calico; beware o f such merchants for they will try to
mislead you.”
W e sell the best grade o f prints made and you
will find by dealing with us you will get more for your money than you
will in any other store. W e guarantee satisfaction. W e will also have a
lot o f other bargains in this January sale that will surprise you.
See in our north window on display som e o f these Queensware bargains.
1 3 Bread Tickets for $ 1 .0 0
m g w. . k a fu ' hatinikai
for. 6 and F streets
REDMOND
I have established a
milk route in Kednumd.
ami will deliver pun- Jer-
wy Milk to customer*
daily.
Prompt Service und
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Iu*ave Orders for Service
at I entrai Tel. Office.
H olid ay C h eer
W e have many th ings in ou r store
W . M. O G G
I'in »«ir No »•;
Itraimotwi, or*.
City Dray
that will help you properly celebrate the
If you want a nice cake for the
A Uend >1 i>atrh to ^
Munisti aa> « rhe
Itemi are ju»t a*aà«^
faci that thè . tty ¡ ' ¿ f a
they atlopte-l V
very ex|«-n»i\r m»trua*t
ira i) ?«'•■ ha» hnt ¡ k
■ Irafting «• i .l>niittj#|
pcople uml. r th*
tentatile ilraft «liirii »a«
matti
' thr
do» n fur »r . i rai J*,, a
thè abio e aiteratMOa.
MI
LK
LOAVES of BREAD
3
25c
-FOR-
■ i
1 hi* lte«lniM(i,| Strani l
ha* recentiy l«rn putidi
complete tieam plaotfor
thè plani
A numwr g
impruvementa haitiani
and thè In • Ir> «ili k fti
opcration for 1-iHnaa tk
Y ours for Business,
Gregory's Variety Store
L
, I
|w -n d a t m
PA
A*
™
It w ill make v„q ^
:n> Meat platters, measuring 12 i, each
tv) White Waverly Plates, measuring 9i inches, each
holidays.
,lU j„ lhi7 7
,
SALES LIMITED TO ONE ITEM TO EACH CUSTOMER EACH DAY OF THESE BARGAINS
STATE TO PROVIDE
H a v e -S a ic d ^
ingCheap Prj,|.
The I hih . iu - h , m#n
clumpne*. u* ti„ pjjjgj
erat ion m I wng ^
On January 1st. 1912. we will begin this sale and same will
be conducted through January or as long as our present
stock of these tfoods last.
Donated By I nited States
From the Wyoming
Forest Reserves
Poor on th»-Ron» i
AND
A »tore i
(xmitut **
* ith ita pat
« oid oaftoa
patron*. throiigh it» ad
Store fnen.li are hod
one* enli*t«-'l, throuffe k
fluence of the i
pectally to t r • «w » he im*
Innately acquainted *4
■tore, stand for the $ U * l
cl«-** and i»
tie* of an
The S|««<**IW I M
Printing i raw*.
■#♦— —
PLEASANT RIW
A young «on am**d •
home of VC and
I
Spencer ftarcmtjcr KRL
Pearl Tini er «leltvered 1 1
of «lalf* in B* >1 A«rin*«#'
Mrs. Juana»»n ¡»«•kkfll
ditch ramp at I'oarell Iktte 1
Peterson un*l Mr. J
ala» working there.
Mi«« I
ter an ahaem-e of three
st Powell Butte.
I tun "t mi»« the I’le*»'-
schuol program, PHM L k
at 8 o'clock |» tn. P*
amusement* »ill *
singing ami playing ° -
Refreshment« will be aerr^
are invited to attend.
Mr and M MM '**
visited (i«*orgi Hunter
Transfer Line WILL REVISE,
Christm as dinner, o r any other bakery
article, we w ill be pleased to serve you.
t ’ontinuiil on
Place Your Order for Holiday Candies, Fruits, Nuts, etc., with us.
We Hell Groceries as Cheap as any other store, and deliver same Free
to any part of the city.
HOBBS’
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Cash G rocery and b ak ery
Headquarters for Good Things to Eat
All Orders (m en Prompt
Satisfactory Attention
The Redmond Transfer
* A. A.Um«, I'mn'r,
I)r. J. BARR
DENTIST
J . C . W IL L IA M S
McSherry’s Feed Store
Watchmaker
and Jeweler
Jobbers of
Johnson Building
FLOUR and FEED
Postoffice Building
Redmond,
-
Oregon
REDMOND,
- OREGON
Dray
Line in Connection
C. A. McEarlane
LAWYER
Prartic* in a|| p,mrt« a,M| If. 8.
I «Ami Offici*
Redmond, • Oregon
•>n their drug 'd‘ir* ***
up by the recorder, *■
he wished to have th*
take action a« to shethi
A Kob-rt I "'M l’*F
rate tax or not. Th*
finally left t«. the city
ascertain if a drug
luted a |»urt of a Rfnf
according tn tin* la*
the term.
.j
The question «»f Gync
erta pay mg a lic«-nw
having an outside
here with a milhn**T
" I
selling same from the«'
also taken tip bv ^ er*V,
referred to the ,'°un
council decided that >
of the regular huaiM»^
store and no licen»*
neceaaary.
lJ|K»n motion of H
mayor appoint«*
,
and Lynch as »
viae the prewnt