The Redmond spokesman., May 01, 1913, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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milia» alv*ii tiy |(»v I|r»aa of fu l-
* » r. miiialnail lnt*r*atlnK «Utlattea
of pni«r»aa of th* I tl I) K order
An »armai
appeal for fiali tifiti al
s i n u §•:
l»liilaiic » ul lolla» anti th* . linn In »
followed i*y a i antimi not to » *
i ««• «Il mu •iiMftt'r, Holiift, it.
from h lil« h rrtr* P»ni| inn mm h nion»y on pl»u«ivit
am lai». Imi ■,,i .1 «•, un »»ut cbh » n of
Io I m * llr H ♦•*«!. Mill I m * i li«r|(«‘t|
n»»i|
HiU«*rli»ltiu mit*« lu Tlir
HKl)M ONI)
«P O H E H M AN
PAO K
F IV E
andyVicinity
I ii II om
For Spring Headwear See Our Millinery Department
Our Spring Line of HAMILTON-BROWN SHOES Are Up-to-I)ate
H*» Mi'l-allln fm ih* <l»n»ral El»»
'ill fluì Irmi», unii nil klnil» of » I » »
'litui li»af Ina ami »nuking il»v|r»»
«Ulf
I *ln< «*——
unii Mr» Frank honlavy. u<
tini liy Mr« J K Ikiuluvy, all
h i . arrivati li«*n* limi \*».-k and < «llalli •*> Kai I«—
• otilo Ho* Frank Callow pia* •
I M lltfwiT. It C I niiii.-l» ami
ly iHiugbt Imuglil I»> Mr lion I W Moor» » » r » Itkliina th» tlr»t of
Mr iHlftlavy** «tink and lui i in- ni-i'k ut ritti» Kulla on iti» li» »
ni» arrltn ! till« w««*k
i lini»» Klim ami »uiiaht 2<> trout
'I h»y »innuntar*i| » » i i - i * h 1
hlltrr T r a —
•'nail »nun atomi» ilnrlna th» <luy,
l.atllaa* tintiti of Ho* l'r«*«tjv limi »ahi aft*r III» »now • »u»»i| full
iliurrh will (Ivtt a Htlvrr T«*a Ina Hi» trout woulil ria* pretty w»||
d«l an Apron Hal«« In tlm
li parlor« on Tliumlay, May k. M m » Itililur.l Mull—
aftrrnoon
4 212
J K Dirt moved hla hlillanl hall
frulli III» llui»l ll»itiuuii'l lili* k Itila
Hi ||.H»|----
» » » k tu Hi» »tur» riMiin un m il by J
F llarvajr w a« a vl«llor at II lai kann ami r»i'»iitly mi-il piad by
rry inirr«*«iliiK Monday morn K r»»h »r* lima
Mr tilrt »xpecta lu
o n lw*i al tlir* puliip* im lioid •• i aaltl» un» afl»rmmn In » bi li week
•*«*k
u» I .«ill»» hay." when th* woni*it
<>f ll»ilinunil ran a<> atnl play hill
Jol» l i a m ti '
lanía ur (mol f r » » of »liara»
lilvrll and «If«* limi* botiKhl
ram li four tuli**« «*a«t of HU Kit Mm m ir» H i-r»-.
lid wrrr at|(«M*d Ihrrr by W H
I il Mi-tiulr* who fomi*rly waa In
li Hutiday
th» tallorlna hualn»aa har», hut la
now r»alillna on hla ram h at Luld-
ua I h r r T i l l « H«*. tim i—.
law, waa In th* »tty la»t w*»k aollc-
HI M as r Ildar of Oklahoma Itlna onl*ra for »lo th»*
mail« to
»kla . Hundayrd In lladniotid ori|»r
twtulail Ihr l*rr«by(«*rlau irrv
li tbr niorulUK
II«* I» looking (••»** tu l'uri lami—
hl« trrrllory with a vi«** to in
hr J I. t'ourirlaht, fortn»rly In
parin»rahlp with K 12 Sh*rwood In
a
th» n»w* ami eonf*»tlon*ry t>ualn»aa
\ | ,.n r)— >
h»r*. I»ft Hila w**k for I'ortlanil
doing your trading at Khrat
ihr Kronomy Hlorr Thry ««*11 Murr t alti» sliippril—
«h. that « whay I hr y ««*11 for
II II Trow Urlila* of John
hay.
4 "t f
ahlp|i»i| two »arc of ratti* from thla
■ lly Mumlay to tirami hallra, Wn ,
In Main—
Jnat at ro»u th* rl»*r from T h » hal­
bad l«*ak a a« dlOTOVrrrd In thr lra. w liir» Ih» tatti» will h» ararmi
mala at th«* rornar of tith and fur a wlill* ami Hirn »mit lo III» mar-
t« la«t
Thurvdar aftmiiMin k»t al Portland
T h » »a lti*
w»r»
fora II waa «to|i|»r<l a largr *lrh*n oirrlatul from John hay to
tit of water went to wa«t«*, thla »lly for ahlpment
that part of thr city until a
W mit K- i - l i l u g —
lake a a« formed
Mr and Mra 7. T McOay. Mr
(outing l l o n g -
and Mr» Tint loin* and ll»m ia n
and Mr« Il (' Melthle w«*re luit» w »ni n«hlna on th» h»»»hiit»a
n la«t Saturday from th«*lr Itlvrr Sunday and had fairly aood
Th»y. Ilk* ih* other fl»h»r-
near town
Mr Melthle «aid lin k
(alfa I« «'«unlng along In pretty Itirn who w»r* out that day. r»port
for
«hape cV«|) though the Mi«ath«*r th* w»ath»r a littI» too »hilly
«»it iMim«-what mid for a rapid Ih* flah to hit* good
LYNCH & ROBERTS
THE STORE OF BETTER VALUES and LOWER PRICES
Our READY TO MADE Department has many Splendid Dresses, Skirts, Waists,
Suits and Coats on display. OIVE THIS DEPARTMENT YOUR ATTENTION
Shirt Waists
Brices $1.25, $1.50, $2.00. $2.f>0
whoM
alfe
and
I (exlaur aut—•
r* Metollu« pap« r la»t Week »ald I nur l a t in of Snow ——
Knur Inrlira of atiuw f.-11 h<*r* on
Ft. I Ja« knoti of thl« rlty. » n »
Monday night
Thl» I» th» hravlrat
■ > • .i? t.ili| « : itl» t * • "!•«
i 1 *
fall of anow at on» Ilm» ao far alti»*
|nt ihrre
laat wlntrr. and will do th* ground
No daiiink» waa
tleneral Klactrif flat Iran t f ronaldrrabl» good
[I tl..- tti'*nt «. otiotiii* il. «>• n don* to gruwliiK crop» aa th* w»ath-
ln ronautnptlon of rurreni con* » r la mild and th* »now mrltrd off
Th* anow waa aa good aa
it. heat« fauler and hold* h«*at rapidly
a heavy rain to put th* ground In
r
C H Mcljillln
4ut4
condition.
1*1 « n t «»f Wtirli—
SN Da vir«, Ihr woo«l and Iran Pum ping 21 llu u r»—
A doubl» ali I ft haa h»»n put oti at
of thl« rlty. last wrek madr
ur« für halr Harker n autonio- th* pumping plant of th» city water
hat 1« a« fl ne a pl«M*r of work work», and th* pump I» kept going
Th* rrault la that auffl-
br turtird out of atiy «hop 2 i hour».
«'outitry
Mr havlr« I« prr- rlriit watrr la now k*pt In th* r*»*r-
at all llnira lo do anythlng In *olr for Ih» Brat tini* alti»* Ih* plant
of Iran or wood work, and waa takrn ov*r by th* city.
ork alwaya slvra «ati«fa«*tIon
Pun \ t»!t Opal S pring«—
W. K Krynolda of Opal Pity, haa
III« F U b —
A Lynch, F M llotrll and Mr mad* arrangrmenta to carry paaarn-
ha«l g(M>d Iii«*k fl«blng
ln g*ra *v*ry Sunday right after th*
i * r
rlvrr
Sunday and arrival of th* morning train at Opal
back a n um her of goo<1 «Il* Pity, to th* Opal Spring* about B y *
t>u(
Mr Mlrharla rauftht teil mil*» dlaiaiii. and return In O n * for
traut In onr plarr that tnra« th* evening train . Thla will be a
»hau»* for people to go to Opal
[ahout ten Inrbra «*a«h.
Spring» al a moderat» »oat and »«•«•
**.
Annual I 'hunli Servil»— that Interesting place
the Baptist church Sunday ev-
(2raml offlrer« Her*—
( her« waa a large attendant
N»*l Monday night the State k
K»ll«wa. Hebekaha und vial
f « o Okl
.
Appropriate muale » b » roo r (Irami Oflliera » I I I vlall the Imnl ,
by th* »hoir
Prayer waa of- loda» and aaalat In the Initiation of
by Itev. F Harvey
Th* dia- i ttiHlIilut»» and participate In a ban-
Aprons we
Dresses and
show a
range
of
prices that will surprise you.
These dresses are to fit child­
ren from 2 years to 14 years of
age.
The
prices are very
reason­
able.
63c. 78c. 98c. $1.25 to $1.98
1st. The Styles Shown are Absolutely New
21 the Prices Asked are Very Reasonable
SECURITY SCHOOL SHOES
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
FOR BO Y S A N D G IR L S
F R E E D E L IV E R Y T W IC E A D A Y
Are the cheapest because they
.
. .
-Cane Sugar, per s a c k .......................$5.09 Dried Peaches per l b ....................... $ .10
last the longest.
<sUgari
sack......................... $5.29 Dried Apples, per l b ...............................10
All sizes and styles now on Su8 » r for $ 1 .0 0 ............................ lbs. 19 Seaport Corn, 3 cans f o r .........................25
A & H Soda, per p k g ..............................06 Seaport Tomatoes, per c a n ............... 10
display.
English Walnuts, per l b ...................... 20 Aster Milk, per d o z ................... v . 1.00
P U lf'R S Ifi<' i i t
Rolled Oats, per lb ......................... 05 Pink Beans, 18 lbs. f o r ............... ’. . 1.00
25 lb. box Dry Prunes fo r ................. $1.50 Small White Beans, 14 lbs. f o r ........... 1.00
LYNCH & ROBERTS
We buy Butter and Eggs
,,„»t t „ be
haa
i>ti| nn
put
on the
vin» lodge
given. Th* Item) K. P.
|nv|t«d to come and
(Mp,, degree, aI11|
third
and |«r|n^.
,_______
Is expected to be present
REDMOND,
and work the aeeond degree.
The
l»»a l lodge will put on the work In
the Brat degree. After the work In
the lodge Is finished a banquet will
be served at W. E. Young's Red-
tnoml Orili.
tieeae Flying ( >irr—
Monday night large numbers of
geeae were heard flying over the
city.
There must have been hund­
reds of them for flock after flock
w ire in flight and "h on kin g" for
several hours.
Helped the O r c h e s t r a -
Editor Nellson of the Terrebonne
Oregonian, was here last Friday and
played cornet at night In the High
School orchestra at the show given
by the High School girls. Mr. Neil-
son is a good cornet player and his
playing added much to the orchestra
(•mid Luck With Chicks—
T.'E. Simpson of this city, has had
extremely good luck this spring
with hatching chickens, and has no
complaint to make. He raises noth­
ing but Rhode Island Reds and
White Leghorns.
1 Kited County Sent—
Prineville Journal:
Colonel W.
A. Belcher came over from Redmond
, this morning for a trip.
He came
! hy way o f Powell Butte and says the
j country Is good to look upon.
»,
. 1 . 1 » » Itonartment*
«
of Grocery, Shoe and dents' . Furnishing
Departm.nts of
oi Lynch
.-y»
sortment of these
Our Millinery Department
is very pleasing from two
points of view:
At dl(T»r*nt
plaira In th*
R »d -
inoml
hlalrtrt
tlir r*
w*r*
allow
I’o w r ll Hull» . O d ­
Köm« arrlve«) here «everal day« ••inaila Sunday
[ratne In la«t week \Vrdti«*«day in Kalla and l'U n » Kalla w » r * vlattml
hy I h » " b e a u t i f u l " In amali quanti-
I Noi t h Pia Ina, thi« »ta’ *-
tira
Colhurn.
Among the very complete as­
Millinery Departm’t.
siili» w*|iiall» Sunday —
lt
And Aprons
This season we have a splen­
did line of Shirt Waists in many
new styles and materials.
The Marquesette Waist, with
vest effect front.
The Middy Blouse Norfolk
style fancy lingerie waist, lace
and embroidery trimmed.
The Soiesette, with Peque
trimmed, sailor, and the Robes-
perie collar.
Also the Tailored W aists in
different patterns.
■ « *1 ll«*refc—
ff,
Children’s Dresses
Roberts'
Oeneral
Store.
Redmond
OREGON
W e close 6:30: Saturday 10:00
dry by a majority of S2.324. He is
on hls way to Bend to recommend a
state wide campaign for prohibition
In Oregon In the presidential year of
1916.
For Bonding—
M. A. Lynch. J. E. Freeberg and G
W. Wells, the Commercial Club com­
mittee to prepare a resolution for
(he club setting forth its desire that
the county be bonded for building
roads expect to go to Prineville on
May 7th to meet with the county
court and present their resolution.
May Take Hotel—
A. C. Lucas of Bend, is making
preparations to take charge o f the
Hotel Redmond.
Mr. Lucas is an
experienced hotel man, having con­
ducted the Pilot Butte Inn at Bend
in former days.
Goes to Play Hull—
Ed Erickson expects to leave this
week for Salt Lake City where he
will play with the hall team this sea­
son. The Salt Lake team Is in the
I'nion Association composed o f the
cities of Salt l-ake. Missoula. Great
Kalis, Ogden. Helena and Butte.
Redninnd v». S i « t e r « ^
The Redmond and Sisters ball
teams will play here Sunday after­
noon. The Redmond team beat the
Sisters club in the first game, and
the visitors propose to give the Hub
City players a hard run for
their
Thinks They'll Win—
R. P. Hutton, assistant superin­ money in this game.
tendent of the Anti-Saloon l-eague.
[ arrived here Monday from West Vtr- Carload o f Auto«—
The first carload of automobiles
! glnta, which
state
recently voted
ever shipped into Central Oregon ar­
rived at Redmond Tuesday.
They
are Fords,
were shipped to F. M.
Hathaway of Prineville. and are on
exhibition at the Central Oregon
Oarage.
The ready made dresses at
& Roberts for children and
are a time and money saving
sition. Look them over.
Lynch
misses
propo­
43tl
Juniper Rending Circle—
The Juniper Reading Circle had a
laughable meeting at the home o f
Mrs. Thompson on April 23. for the
writings of several American humor­
ists were studied. First on the pro­
gram was "T h e Life of Mark Twain
and His W ritin gs" by Mrs. Osborne,
followed hy readings
from
“ Tom
Sawyer" by Mrs. Roberts.
A paper
on "P e t e r Dunne and His Imitators"
by Mrs Rodman Introduced the well
known Mr. Dooley and other more or
less well known fun makers, and the
program was concluded with read­
ings from "Roughin g It", by Mrs.
Anderson, which won the vote of the
audience for Mark Twain as a favor­
ite.
It was in a happy frame o f
mind that the club adjourned to
meet with Mrs. Reedy on May 14.
I’reaching Service«—
Preaching at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday morning. Topic:
"T h e Foundation and Prevalence o f
the Christian Church." Evening top­
ic:
"Caleb's Loyalty and Reward."
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