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About The Redmond spokesman. (Redmond, Crook County, Or.) 1910-current | View Entire Issue (May 2, 1912)
TMt'RHMAY. MAY 1. l u l l TIIK REDMOND SPOKESMAN PAGE FIVE The Store of Better Values and Lower Prices ^ — ■— — ■— ■— — LYNCH & ROBERTS A Complete Stock of Muslin Underwear NIGHT G O W NS CORSETS M IISIJN \ ahupctl nc«k, tu-in-vt itchctl lurked and iiiHrrtion yoke «»nly.....................................69c Kxlra ni/ea (>ood Muslin, Em* broidery Trimmed . . . . $1.25 l.ungrloth Short Sleeves, with tiood l.oni;rloth with wide em low nerk, Torrhon l.are Trim broidery and heading, Nor- med ...................................$|.65 manda Val Lace trimmed, ^Nainsook, low nerk. with short I’ric e ...............................$1.50 ^ sleeves, lure insertion, and trim m ed...........................$|.9H Itest <|Uality of Longcloth.wide Many others tisi numerous to lace trimmed, circular cut mention, price« $2.50 to $3.9S D raw ers................... $1.98 Combination Suits Our line of Corsets has been greatly increased recently, and the latest styles are shown in this department. We also have a few more of the well known Reduce You cor sets that we arc closing out at WP $1.00 DRESS GOODS HEROES in various colors WOOL ( HALLIES SILK AND WOOL POPLINS ALBRATROSS in pink & Blue COTTON FOULARDS— Various Figures ( REAM WHITE DANISH CLOTH RIPPLETTES In the Popular Shades CORSET COVERS to Soit All Muslin Drawers Curlee Made Clothes Barriti Dimity, lare trimmed neck and arms .'15c Good Muslin Drawers, hemstitched ruffle - - 35c Two Styles Soft tirade Muslin Splendid Quality Muslin, tucked, with wide em w ide embroidery beading and broidery ruffle . . . . . 50c lare trim m ed................. 50c Made of l.ongrloth. circular cut Embroidery and Torchon Lace Kmbroiderv Trimmed . . 75c Trimmed, nil sizes . . . . 75c Made of Fine Muslin and tucked Nainsook, Fancy Deep Lace with I inch embroidery ruf fle, o n ly ..........................$1.00 Trimmed and laced with good M a sh R i b b o n ................$1.50 Extra Wide Circular Cut, inser % tion and embroidery trimmed Extra Fancy, all over embroid ery, splendidly made . . $1.98 o n ly ................................$1.25 These garments are made up after the styles that please young men who are careful about their dress, and they give satisfaction that lasts from one season to another. Our line consists of many new fabrics that are very pleasing. Our popular suits re tail from $12.50 to $16.50, and we guarantee them- Let us show you. GROCERY DEPARTMENT MONDAY SPECIALS 'L O T H E Í MONDAY ONLY Potato Chips, per box . . . . 10c Apple Rutter, 1 gal. jars. .$1.00 Wild Rose Honey, half gal 90c Peerless Syrup, half gal .. 30c No. 2 Cold Blast LuiLm (>5c Reg. iiCc Corset Covers, .'17c Savon Uiundry Soup, S bars 25c Royal Club Fancy Head Rice Wild Rose Honey, one gal $1.63 Peerless Syrup, one gal. .. 55c 5 lb. Pail lard, only - 73c Keg. f»0r Kerris Waist. • 17c Quart Jars Olives, per jar. . 50c p ackage............................25c Green Canned Chili, per can 10c Peerless Syrup. 2 gal. .. $1.05 We Carry Kutterirk Patterns LYNCH & ROBERTS R E D M O N D , O R EG O N Kedmond and Vicinity A tium ber of m«n front thla piar«, aro figurina un golng I o Ih« new aulii ram p al 11 I r li Orarie In Ihe f i- traine southern pari of Ijike rounty. In a few day» W. I*. Cooper, Ih r popular anlra- inait for Maaott Kt Krhmun C o, was In town for a few daya Itila week. The larRrat r a t r h of Mah ao far thla yrar waa inaile Sunilay hv Mena ra llutler. R ldeitour, C laude Crina and Hherwood Ileo Kohl laal week aold hla ranch lo C urila A Unni of ChlraRO. The John W'Illa piare al Slalera *«« rerenlly aulii lo II. F. Alien by F. MrCaffery, aRent. C. Il Kry and fanilly have ni o r ed front thè corner of 7lh and li Sla lo lhe Frank Zumwnlt realdence un W est F atr«'««t. The bare hall aeaaon openeil here Inni Frlilay wlth a Rame hetween thè tlenii tenni and thè turala. J II Domi wna rnlleil laal w«>ek tu lirulii, OreRitn, un ai rotini uf Ihe aerlotta lllneaa uf hla liuti Iter. M endenhnll hml n InrRn ilnlly "«le uf OroRtmlana Inai week lu people who wnnled ihlnlla of Ihe Tllnnlc wreck. nnd elecllon newa. T here wna a lam e allen d an re al • he M. K. rh n rch Sunday night lo bear Mie M emoria! aervlce. Il K Meyer, mnn aRer of Ihe tled- niond C ream ery Co., left Monilay for • he W lllnm ette Valley » b ere he. In connection wlih J. W. Urown, a well known rancher. «Ili buy a«.veral car- loaila of dairy r u n a for the dairym en In Mila arctloii. l.eonaril T inner who had b««eti al Ihe lli-nd hoapllal aiifferliiR from ty phoid of Ihe app«.ndlx. and pneum on ia, «aa sufficiently recovered lu re turn home Sunday. J W. llrew cr, prealdent of Ihe Kedmond Hank of Commerce, went to I’orllnud laal week In Ihe Inter- eat of Ihe dalryliiR Induatry of thla auction. The achoola here were cloaed laut Friday afternoon ao Ihe pupila and teachera could allenii the I. O. O. F cclehrallun exercises. A achool hall team from Rend op ened the haae linll aeMOn here laal Friday afternoon with a local club, which they defeated. The May May dance Riven by Ihe lad lea of th e Kedmond L ibrary Aa- aoclaMon Inal nlRht was well a t t e n d ed and n et te d th e library a nice a..... The ladlea of Ihe Itedm ond Li brary AaaorlaMon ilealre throiiRh The Spokeamnn to publicly thank Prof. Aahley Form al and Ihe mom- hern of the Kedmond Concert hand for Ihe niiialc furnlahcd for the May May dance. haa done It, the thought th at he might have alayed In the old ru t Klvea hint a chill. Small ahowera here racently have made garden truck come along In line shatie. Seed men here any that a much larger i|tiantlty of all kinds of seed have been sold this year than In auy previous season. Prof J A. Thom peon of the Red mond achoola, had an attack of ill ness laat week. O. M. Slocum, cashier of the Red mond Rank of Commerce, went to T errebonne laat Saturday to art aa clerk at a large auction aale held there. Rem em ber the m eeting of the Itedm ond I'oultry Association that la to be held Saturday. All poultry ralaera are urged to attend and be come metubera. Frank F orrest was In town from O'Nell Monday. I. J. Page of the Redm ond Meat M arket, Is Installing a new refrig er ator. A good ten ant la alw ays to be found for a good property. Every day the fact la proven anew th a t It's merely a question of classified ad vertising Try the Classified Col um ns of The Spokesm an. Mra. Ilerrlck and rhlldren left for O ntario last Saturday to join Mr. Ilerrlck who haa been there for som e tim e. The Redmond C oncert hand re ceived ninny com plim enta on the line uníale they furntahed for the 1. I). O. F. celebration laal Friday. It la iinderetood th at Mra. \V. A. Molden haa rented her «team laun dry here to the Chinam an, who will take poaaeaalon May tat. The thntiRht of doohlln* hla ail- Mr. and Mra. A rthur Tem pleton vertlalnR expenae brings a chill to were Slaters visitors here yesterday. the average m erchant when It conica to him for Ihe lirai Mine. After he H. \V. la-Fever, night clerk at the Motel Kedmond, left yesterday for S eattle w here he will go into busi ness. Stipt R ogers of the Oregon T runk railroad, was in the city Tuesday ev ening. Janies Sm ith and wife are visitors here from Cordova. Alaska. Mr. Fraeberg, resident m em ber of the Arm of Freeberg Bros., has been having a tussle with rheum atism . C. F. Anderson of M etollus, form erly a business man of thla city, was here Tuesday. Me stated that he had traveled around In different parts of W ashington. Oregon and C alifor nia but had found no town that had aa bright prospects for the future aa Kedmond. City R«*corder W lllcox has fenced off three of his lots In K llinger’s Ad dition for a chicken park and is go ing to raise s large num ber of fowls this year. Mayor Jones left Tuesday m orn ing for Portland. concrete sidew alk in front of his new- are dug from this city to Powelt stone building on south 6th s tre e t. B uttes and Prineville. It is expect ed to strin g w ire the flrst of next W right A Delmore th is week mov week, and have service to both plac ed into the store room adjoining es in about three weeks. T here will The Spokesm an office. be a through m etallic tru n k line to Prlnevllle w here connection will be J. A. Ruckley. E arl Benton and m ade with the Independent line. Ray A rcher of this city, w ere draw n Two circuits will run from here to for jury service a t the com ing term Powell B uttes. of the circuit court. M ARKET REPO RT W. E. G raham and F ran k Zum- F urnished by the Redm ond W hole walt w ere over from Sisters today sale L um ber & Produce Co., April and m ade The Spokesm an a call to 29. 1912. P atents, b b l.. . . $ 5.10 see how the new Linotype worked. FLOCR— — S traights, b b l.. . . 4.80 FEED — B ran, t o n .................. 28.00 E. A. B ussett of Powell B uttes, — Barley, t o n ................. 46.00 was in town th is m orning on his — M iddlings, ton . . . . 36.00 way to Portland. — M lllrun .................... 29.00 — O ats ........................... 60.00 luirge l*r»|>crty l»eal — Shorts, t o n ................. 30.00 The W ilt ranch of $00 acres near -—W heat, ton . . . . 42 00 Sisters was recently sold to J. R. — W heat, roll, ton . . 43.00 Allen of W asco, for $10,000. Mr. Lime, b b l .................... 2.00 Allen will bring in 75 Clydesd vie Cem ent, b b l ................................ 3.30 brood m ares and m ake a stock farm SALT— Stock, t o n .................. 15.00 — Dairy, t o n .................. 20.00 of the place. The sale was m ade BUYING p r i c e s by E. W. ________________________ McCaffery of this city. MAY Clever, t o n .................. 15 00 — Alfalfa, t o n ................. 16 00 Phone W ork l“n»gre*sin* Mr. and Mrs. Chas. B arnes w ere — Tim othy, t o n .............. 17.00 over from Prlnevllle this week vis The pole holes for the poles of Potatoes, from $1.00 to $1.10 per the D eschutes M utual T elephone Co. Cwt. iting relatives and friends. Carl E hret went to P ortland this week on business. A slight hail storm visited this section Monday afternoon and d u r ing the night about half an Inch of snow fell. If your business opportunity Is one th a t will "hold w ater,” w rite an ad about it th at will hold the Inter est of a "cold blooded" man. The city council has granted Aug Anderatin perm ission to lay a 10-foot If you want to SELL your property List it with “That Man McCaffery” He doesn’t ask an exclusive right; lie can sell it anyway