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THE REDMOND APOKKSMA N
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We call special attention to our splendid
SILVERWARE, Community and 1817 01
line in town. CUT GLASS and SILVER
Tools of all descriptions. Look at those
filled with tools for the boys.
Nickle Serving Dishes, Cassarolles, Bean
large number of other useful and service
Call in and jnake your selection and we will make
time you designate.
ALFRED
S u c c e s s o r to J o s e p h H . J a c k s o n
SOMEBODY
IS EXPECTING YOU ON
Christmas or New Year
They are waiting for you to come
The Homing Instinct Tells You to Go
THE DESIRE FOR COMFORT SUGGESTS
THE LINE OF BLOCK SIGNALS
To Chicago, Omaha,
Denver,
Kansas City and all Point* East
T H E EASY W A Y ”
TH ROIGH
Trains & High Class
Equipment
A Pleasure
TO ANSWER
Questions
W rite Them You Are Coming, Then Let Us Tell
You How Little It Will Cost
H. BAUKOL. A gent O-W. R A N„
Redm ond, Oregon
C. H. BAGGOTT’S
Quick Delivery Express and Transfer Line
All orders given prompt and
careful attention.
iV T T H E R E W ORK FO R A WAN I' W ell, you can set a w ant ad to
work for you In a short tim e by con
AD TO DO IN V O IR
sulting T he Spokesm an.
A F F A IR S ?
A black edged envelope looks so
dism al th a t It should be excluded
S om ething to sell for you, such a«
the malls.
al and personal property ? S o m e form
W
hen
get through with your
ilng to DO for you, such as secur- work, for you heaven's
sake go off and
g a te n a n t? Som ething to bring
reat;
d
o
n
't
bother
those who are
<out fo r you, auch a* an Im proved
1 still busy,
orklng force In your bualnesa?
R edm ond, O re g o n
Woman Voter Will Not
Disclose Her Right Age
A Salem dispatch of Nov IS says
Because the reg istration clerk de
clared th a t It was m andatory under
the law for her to give her e ia rt age
a wom an, whose nam e he declines to
disclose, w alked Indignantly out of
the office and. unless she changes
her mind and retu rn s to register, she
will not have the right to vote at the
coining city election.
POW ELL
B l ’T T E
Dec. 3,
Sir. and M rs W alter F oster visit
ed In P rlnevllle T hanksgiving day,
the guests of relatives
Mrs. W m. Nanny of Deschutea.vl»-
Ited Mrs. W lllcoxen last Tuesday, re
tu rn in g hom e W ednesday.
Mr. and Mrs J. K. Rice e n te rta in
ed a t a T hanksgiving dinner T h u rs
day. T heir guests were Mr. and
Mrs. 8. D. M ustard and Mr. and
Mrs. Glen M ustard and fam ily.
Mra. Jack F erguson visited the
past week In Bend, the guest of her
m other.
Miss Jen n ie Allen and sm all
friend Mias l.urllle Core, visited the
form er's brother, H erm an Allen, sev
eral days th e past week. MIsS Allen
is a popular teacher In the Bend
schools, and m uch enjoyed her out
ing In the Powell B utte farm ing sec
tion.
I«ee Hobbs, Karl S aunders and Al
len W lllcoxen were Bend visitors
last Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs. K. N. Hall attended
the T hanksgiving dance In Redmond
T hursday evening.
Mra. L. J. Alley and daughter,
Mrs. flouts L udtke and fam ily, visit
ed a t the N. P. Alley hom e several
days the past week, leaving for P ort
land Sunday, w here they will m ake
th eir fu tu re home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Davidson of
Bend, w ere d inn er guests at the
W lllcoxen hom e Thursday.
W allace Sm ith sold a load of hogs
Friday to H. F. Meyer of Redmond
The young people from Powell
B utte who are atten d in g school In
Prlnevllle and visited hom e folks
during th e ir T hanksgiving vacation,
retu rn in g to th eir srhool duties Sun
day were: The Misses Jennie and
A nns M iller, G ladys and Hazel Bsyn
Swan Erickson &
C’ontrnrtor* and
Builder«
The law provides that persons reg
istering m ust give their age at the
last birthday, and considerable tro u
ble has been experienced by the reg-
Ihtratlon clerk with the fair sex on
this subject The woman above
m entioned was the Drat one who re
fused to register when required to
give her age Since the books were
opened. 1199 voters, most of them
women, have registered
lian a. Estimates
tie tail Drawing* Fur
nished U pon AlpllcstlSS
REDMOND, ORE.
Alm s Johnson and Viola Trueadalr.
and Messrs. Carl and Harold C harl
ton and Lloyd Husaett.
Allen W lllcoxen took what Is
known as the second degree In the
fraternal w orkings or the Masonic
order Friday evening lie Is a m em
ber of the Itrdm ond Masonic lodge
T he Shepherd school Is In receipt
of a budget of bonks to be used In
th eir library. T hese books are pro
vided through the m edium of the
st^te library fund
I tec 4th
T here are a num ber of cases of d e a r f • r i e n d
hog colera reported near Bend It Is
hoped all necessary precaution will 1*0 you know thnl you ought to
VOI R W IFE WILL
be exercised to check this fatal epi buy your nuts from a store th at sells
|m<r
demic am ong hogs.
I«OVE
YOU
MORE
lots
of
nuts,
then
you
can
get
fresh
Leland Casey Is loading a car of
w heat for shipm ent to Bend.
nuts.
AMD G ET YOU
A num ber of our people are m ak l»on't you hate to crack a nut and
METTER MKAl-8
ing preparations to take a num ber of
their thoroughbred fowls to the rom- find that It la all dried up Inside snd
IF YOU K E E P
Ing poultry show st Redmond
not At to eat? That la because the
CLEANLY SHAVED
J. M T engtnsn, D C. Y stes snd
Frank Bsyn are loading a carload of nut In last year's
AND K E E P YOUE
w heat consigned to Bend dealers
N uts will come In nice for C h rist
Mr and Mrs. K. A Bosaett and
HAIR TRIMMED.
fam ily were pleasantly en tertained mas. Which kind do you like best?
English w alnuts st 20c a pound, pe
at the A. W. Bayn hom e Sunday.
C. H. M iller and R. W. Rhoads cans at 20 cents a pound, alm onds
STOCK ERT
were Powell B utte visitors Monday. at 20 cents a pound, or filberts at
W IL L FIX YOU OUT.
Mr. M iller, as the present m anager
of the D eschutes M utual Telephone 20 rents a pound?
Co., was Introducing his successor to
Your friend,
p
our people.
It Ms
JACOB.
T here were lots of land buyers In
this section last week snd sevsral
P B After I wrote you the above
sales are reported.
A popular young rarm er of these I went down town and bought a
POLK’S
parts planned an enjoyable day's great big bag of nuts from
OREGON and W A B M IN C T v
outing with a young lady friend last
Sunday. They were disappointed, 1
Business l»irrc I.Jt i
how ever, and now this heartless
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young swain Is olfarlng all th e live
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stock on his ranch at greatly reduc
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Hobb’s
Cash Bakery and Grocery