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Furniture
NEWSY HAPPENINGS
AÏ POWELL BUTTES
Made to Order
Powell Bulle. May 5
Charles Charlton returned Thurs
day from Albany. Or . where he went
to attend the funeral of his father
who died recently at that place
Mr and Mrs Oeo. Klsaler and
family flailed relatives In Redmond
With the installation of my new w ihh I working
Sunday.
machinery I now have complete facilities for
Rosa Musselt was In Prlnevllle
Thursday where he visited his moth
MAKING ALL KINDS OF Ft KNITI KK TO
er land others 1
Miss Alma Johnson returned S um
ORDER ON SHORT NOTH'E AND AT A
day lo Prlnevllle after a pleasant
REASON A BI.K I'Rlt'K.
If you want any
visit of several days with her father
and brother
thing in this line call and I et us talk it over. «
Mr
and Mrs J I , Foster and
daughter Phoebe attended church In
1 do all kinds of IRON WORK and BLACK-
Redmond Sunday.
Frank Kelly, a former old timer
SMITHING also at my factory on the corner
of this aecllon but iiow of Sisters,
of Nth and E streets.
visited friends here several days Iasi
seek
Miss Anna Miller visited home
folks the latter part o f the week, re
turning to Prlnevllle Sunday.
Mr McPharland of Sisters. who
recently rented *0 acres o f the Mo
CafTery W uriwller place, la Irrlgal-
gallng the land preparatory lo seed
The Old Pioneer Blacksmith of Redmond
Ing his crop, which will consist of 4»
sc res of potatoes and 40 of alfalfa
Mr McPharland will move Ills fam
ily over In the near future
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V II Rohde
ttul Frank K olll
were bualnesa visitors to the county
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♦ seat Thursday
J C Farnhatn and Mloa Marie
Austin of Redmond.
were dinner
guests at the Allen Wlllcoxen home
Sunday
Attendance at the newly organi!
ed Cnton Sunday School held al
Shephard school house Sunday to-
: t v
K A Russett and Mias Fay and
Lloyd visited In this section several
daya Iasi
seek. Mr B remaining
____ 7:24 A. M.
LEAVES REDMOND .
over and Fay and l.loyd returning
_____5 JO P. M.
ARRIVES PORTLAND
Sunday lo their home In Prlnevllle
Pearl Fulkerson and son Gilbert
are here from their Willamette Val
ley home near Portland The Fulk
ersons are former Powell Bullelles.
having sold their farm here less than
a year ago
While here they are the
guests of Mr
Fulkerson's sister.
Mrs Earl Saunders
Thomas Dempsey and Mlaa Cecil
Johnson sere married In Prlnevllle
Iasi week. These young folks are
LIM ITED TRAINS EAST
well known residents of thla section
Direct connection is made at Fallbridge with limited train on S
and are receiving congratulations
P. A S. Ry arriving Walla Walla 7.4S p. m.. Spokane S 45 p nt
from their many friends
same day: Helena 11:35 a. m.. Butte 12 50 p. m. next day: Minne
N B Golden was a butlneaa visi
tor to Prlnevllle Monday
apolis 10:20 p. m.. St. Paul 11:00 p m. second day: Chicago noon
Allen Wlllcoxen and "Cria" Sell*
third day: with connecting service to l>enver. Omaha. Kansaa City
attended the Masonic bulge In Red
and St. Louia via Great Northern or Northern Pacific and Burling
mond Saturday night
Mr and Mrs J I, Foster autoed
ton Route.
to Prlnevllle Tuesday to see the
W IL L A M E T T E V A L L E Y POINTS
sights In that burg
They were ac
Oregon Electric and Oregon Trunk Railways use the same sta
companied by Mr McCalllster
tion in Portland. Trains via Oregon Electric Ry. reach Forest Grove.
At a well attended meeting at the
Hillsboro. Salem and Albany the same day. and Eugene early next
K L. Johnson store Wednesday eve
ning Geo. Hobbs. Karl Saunders and
morning.
Allen Wlllcoxen were elected as a
THROUGH TICKETS
board to manage the cemetery fl
Oregon Trunk Ry. agents sell tickets, check baggage and ar
nances Ora Foster was chosen sec
range sleeping car accomodations through to eastern. Puget Sound
retary and treasurer
These gent le
nten's term of service la Indefinite,
and Oregon points.
each serving until their irm ovsl
Details will be furnished on request.
from the district or disinclination lo
serve further, as did their predeces
W. I). SKINNER. Traffic Manager. Part land. Ore.
sors
Mr Ilusaetl and Mr Baytt are
two retiring directors
H. BAUKOL, Agent, Redmond. Oregon.
Rumor has It that one uf bur resi
dents has fallen front grace In the
world of barhelordom. of whlrh he
was a popular member, and has so
far forgotten his former doctrine aa
to take unto himself a helpmate In
sufficient facts cause the writer to
hesitate In making thla serious ac
cusation. More anon.
G. W . D A V IE S
i THROUGH TRAIN DAILY :
TO PORTLAND
FROM CENTRAL OREGON
CENTRAL OREGON UNE
:
S. D. FOX & CO
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars
Hotel Redmond Bar
"It
'Ve Sell Ihr Se|* ta
None IUI Irr Made
Exclusive \grnls for
luidles Hume Journal Mulleins
REDUCTION SALE
\VK HAVE A N l’MBER OF LINKS OF GOODS IN OCR
STORK THAT WK WANT TO SKI.L OUT IN ORDER To
MAKE ROOM FOR THE NEW STOCK WK AUK GET
TING IN.
WK HAVE I'RICKD THESE GOODS WA\
DOWN, AND YOU W ILL MISS A GREAT OPPORTI
NITY T O GET GOOD VALUES FOR A SMALL AMol \|
OF MONEY IF YOU IH» NOT A V A IL YOURSELF Ol
THIS SALE.
READ THE FOLLOW ING FRICKS AND
THEN COME IN AND LET US SHOW YOU THE G ood
I Julies’ $1 ami $1 25 Wuists..........
»-k*
I Julies' $2.25 Skirts reduced to
,f**'
1 Julies’ $125 Gauntlet Gloves for
I Julies’ 50c tilk and tan I jure Hose
F.*e
I Julies’ 35c black Sc tan Ijure I loan, 12» *c
I Julies' 25c black anti tan I ju - c H<>se
Nc
Children's $1 50 caps for
Children’s $t 25 caps for
**#»■
Children's $1 00 ca|Mt for
51k-
Children’s 75c caps for
Children’s 50c caps f o r ..............
'-“-h-
Children's 25c c«pa for ..............
Dk*
1 .atlies' $1.50 F. I*. Corsets for
Wc
Perfumes and Toilet Articles at reduced
prices while they last.
A few pieces of Calico to Is* closed out at
5c per yard.
BIG REDUCTION ON HAIR GOODS
We have a few pair* of Ijulies' Sh<s*s we
are closing out at the following prices:
I Julies' $3.50 gun metal lace at
$2 H9
I Julies' Vici lace and button at
$2 IN
1 Julies' V ici lace at
$1 §S
Men's $12.50 Suits now go at
$ 7 50
Men’s $15.00 Suits now go at
$H»‘JN
Men's $1M00 Suits now g. ut
Boys' $.1 oo Knickerbocker Mui* ai j | j*
Boys' $ I 5o Knickrrlss-ker Suit* *t | ig
Boys' $5 imi Knickerbocker Suits at J
Boys' $<• 50 Knickerbts'kef .s.nt* *( j ^
We have a few Hats to do . ,lUt *j
following priees
Men's $.'t oo Hats now go at
|j-
Men's $2 50 Hats now go at
|]g
Men’s $2.04) Hats now go at
jjg
Men’s good 35c Straw Hat, at
Men's N5c good Straw Hats at
a
Men's 50c Neckties now gn f,.r
j|
Men's :t5c ami 25c Neck to go at
;j
Other gt km ! Neckties g o f •.t
Men's $2 75 Jersey rtbbrd Sweater* Ifl
Men's $1 25 Pleated Dre , Shirts
3
Men's $1 15 Neglige«- Shirts a(
g
Men's $1 00 Negligee Shirts at
g
Men’s 75c Dress Shirt* at
g
Men’s 2 (w Summer i ndrrwrar. ra. 3
Men's Linen Collar* go at
... •
Men’s 50c Belts now for only
3
Men's 35c B«*lls now for only
3
Men's 25c Itelts now for atilt
3
FREEBERG BROS.
WHERE A DOLLAR DDKS ITS DI T V
Phone 505.
REDM OND. OREGON
We close 6:30; 'viturdsy IM I
W e buy B u tter and E g gs
Ht»TKI. KKDM 1 1 ND t lliu t I I S
ATTEMPT TO
l>
C. F Ijirge, Boise
J XI tjiwrence, Portland
from U l pAfp
8 Miles. Portland
. trarli or» thr trr«tl«*
T h * traiti « a *
Mrs. Silva. Chehalls. Wn
•to(>|M*4t and I n i r fi U ( a i i o i )
«h u «»!
Geo Reynolds
| that ipikfifl again had b****n drlvan In
II C. Clark, Glendora. Cal
| al th«* amia <>f th«* ralla
Geo Waaburton. Walla Walla
C. Bayn
Whtla
hfif* In r h a r g * o f I h * of
Mrs L. Ijiwe. Portland
flrtir» Tu
aflnrmpon \l*>rria a«-
K C. (Julrk, Portland
knowl«*dg«*d. It la atat»d. that ha had
I II Sleek. Purl laud
p i a m i th«* obatrurtlona un i h * tra* li
D. L. Rich, Han Franrlaru
and rlalturd h«» had a grlovanr«*
N. Besaellon, Portland
agalnat th » ral!r<»ad company
A. Wurtxweller and wife, Terre
It la fiipfirifid Ih«» grand ) u r u
bonne.
« h l r h la n o « In a«*«ainn at l*rln«vllla.
B. L Rsoll.
« I l i ia ti» th * mattar up.
and
th«*
H R. Ijiwe.
« aaa majr t»a pia« «*«! un tha r rlm in al
D. M Smith, Portland
1 rglandar o f thla tarm o f rotirt
Dan Helnt. Portland
J. Marlon, Portland.
Hoy Helsh. Portland
L A N D H O A R D V O TE N T O A M A V
E v e r y rnr owner e*® ■
H. Miles. Portland
4). H. Hlrkox, Portland
D OX O L D N A M E O F C'O
P rew lo-O l.ile v .ili»(ir t l*
Continuad from paga S
H. C. Hcomeyan. Portland
L I M U IA N O I T H E R N
Geo. Ilatchelor, Portland.
The new price* ju*t i$ »
•aalon Is victory And she wss very
T. J Hardy. Portland
beautiful, very siluriti*, so fsr out of
A. K Benson. Portland.
bis reach With an effort he recalled nr** ns follow*:
W. I leu s e e , Spokane
ht* resentment sgalnat Iter ami the old
Knglneer O. lauirgaard was given
prideful belief In bis self sufficiency
Instructions by the Desert ijind I H. W. Parla, Portland
Q. W. Ohler. Lincoln. Neb.
Sin* A formerly $35 *>'
Board, at a meeting laat Saturday
"No! You owe me nothing, sud I
F
D.
Merritt,
Chicago
afternoon, to begin work Immediate
want no fsrors from you “
H C. Cheney, Chicago
Size B formerly 125 w* I
ly on the Columbia Southern Irriga
They both rose. Mrs Gilbert facing
J. H. Hurl and wife, Portland.
t io n
p r o ) . -<t
In thla county, for
him with s laugh In her eyea
D.
K
('lark,
Portland
Size Kffttrttiorh $ IS n®* ^
which the laat legislature appropri
"So ho It.** ah# aald pleasantly. "I
Mra. Bordson, Portland.
ated $450.000.. Thla fund will be
Mrs
Katson,
Portland.
must accept your hostility
You pay
available June 3. The board voted
Miss Kalson, Portland
in# a flue rompitment. Mr M«Ad<«>
to change the name of the project
W e enrry new tank*.
Archie
l^onard.
Portland
from Columbia Southern to Tunialo,
The truth Is you're Jealous Jealous ss
W. 8. fiassoway. Portland.
which Is the name of the stream
s
schoolgirl.
Mr
MrAdoo
And
sfrsld
nntl key* In stock.
K. D Berry, Chicago
from which the water will be taken.
—of me I can be s very dangerous
Henry H Hoskins Mass
AI*o all necea*Í tie* ^
eoemy-|f I choose If | should choose
G F. Lenimond. Dallas. Tex
It. It. HI IH Kl t t l t S W O R K IN G
Isaac Peterson, Chicago.
to accept your challenge and to taka
o x m : h t i i o l i . k v l i n k
F H. Coy. Portland
swsy from you your dearest poeaea- mg n g<M«l light.
Theo. Brown, Portland.
■ton—your
happiness. Mr McAd«o -
Metollua Oregonian, May 2:
F
We are prepared t« ^
J. 8. Gallagher, Chicago.
you would be helpleea to prevent It
M. von Planta and a crew of survey
P. S. Fraser, Seattle.
ors arrived from Tacoma Wednesday
You have no weapons to tight me. recharge* at all time*-
J Hrunn, Portland.
night and yesterday noon began sur
And you know R Klee why ara you
1». L. Fulop, Kansas City, Mo.
veying a line for the proposed Me-
hers todayr She laughed
O M Noble, Portland
tollus, Prlnevllle * Ochoro Railway.
C. R. Burke, Ij>s Angeles
"I wish to God." he cried bitterly. ” 1
Today they are working about one
I, . I. Phelius, Seattle.
had let you die In the mlllsl”
mile southeast of Metoilua, on the
C. W. Kdmunds and family, Ku-
Smiling, she watched him toro and
Fades place. Chief Knglneer von gene.
Planta la In the employ of H P
Erare bar. Then aha sat down befora
J A Blost, Portland
Scheel. the Tacoma capitalist, whom
the tira, looking Into Its flames with
P L. Capias and wife, Portland
Prlnevllle and Metollus people will
I’ hon*
Tba gleam of arati aw
Mlaa K. Klmwold. Cottonwood arnnsod 'fr a
pay a bonus of $<n,00n for building Falla.
ment faded Info reflectiveness, reflec
the road
Only one thing can now
R. K. Stevens. Zells villa, Mo.
tiveness Into wist fulness. Sha sigimi.
Preato-O -Lite Servie« '
Interfere with the construction of
H. G Sammons. Portland.
the line, and that la the failure of
R K H Shores. Seattle.
(T o be Continued)
the farmers to "come across” with
C. R Paulson, Lakevlew, Or
right o f way privileges. This Is con
A. W. Carpenter. Winona. Minn
sidered extremely Improbable, an
B A IIIIIT MKT Al,
R H. Parker, Winona. Minn
they will profit, directly or Indirect
Roy Barr. Winona, Minn.
The Spokesman has about
I.000
ly, by the new road.
O. P. Bourne, Salem.
bounds of old type metal that la Just O R E G O N a n d W /
Von Coast, Chicago
" I like your cheek,” he aald, kiss
• he thing for babbit metal, packing
J H Gwlnn, Pendeton.
ing her
for boxes.
H||rnf, wl|| b|< M|d
L. R. Stinson, Salem.
"Don't be faceflous," she respond
J B B. Bourne, Kapler. Or.
reasonable
Large quantities sold
A ntrecli.rr "f *•' "
i
ed coldly
H K King, Walla Walla.
*t a discount.
V Illese. S'* le*
■' ,,p ,i«s *
J A Barnard. Portland
• e - h g is .-
I
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^
" I hate a barber that talka politic«
F A Dillon, Portland.
«telili
r,
all the time, don't you?”
F K Morehouse, Han Francisco
If you want to keep posted taka
a le e l i e . - " -I
.
“ Can't say I do. I'd rather have
Dr. Karl Osborne, Corvallis
baeln eea ei .l I "'
« I t< *{J
The Spokesman »1 5 0 a year.
him talk polltlca than hair tonic.”
L. N. Simpson, Spokane.
N i.
1 Old patterà for sale at thla office.
THE TUMALO PROJECT
TO BEGIN AT ONCE
Attentii
1 MAN HIGHER
P O L K ’S'
Business