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About The Redmond spokesman. (Redmond, Crook County, Or.) 1910-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1913)
STILL GOING G Nothing Reserved, Everything l*n R< At Prices to Save Moving to Our New Location u AN IDEA OF OUR PRICES 25c K C Baking Powder, Schilling Baking Powder, Macaroni, lb. $3.00 Ladies’ Oxfords, 50c Japan Tea, 10c 33c 05c 89c 23c $2.00 Ladies’ and Children's Wool Sweaters. 15c Sardines, Old Dutch (’leaner, pkg $4.50 Men’s Oxfords, - $4.50 Boys’ Suits, 89c 08c 06c $2.39 $2.89 Don’t Overlook This Money Saving Opportunity REMEMBER You have just one more week to get These Bargains STORE AND SALES CLOSE AUG. 30 I j .%11M.AW A. J. H arter, wife and m other, and Mias Hazel Brown m ade a trip out In the Slaters' neighborhood Sunday. Kmtl Anderson was in town on business Monday. E. H. B allah and Mrs. T. Pearce were in Bend on business Tuesday. Mrs. C. C. Day, who has been in the hospital at Redm ond for the past week, has retu rn ed hom e much Im proved In health. The Bend Milling A W arehouse Co. have their mill In Bend newly painted and Illustrations of their dif ferent brands of flour on the front They started work Tuesday on a new elevator adjoining the mill. I) M. Sm ith reports th at he re cently cut a field of clover on his place containing six acres and the yield was 35 large loads. He esti m ates th at this was about 30 tons. B. C. Cady. W. N. Ray and A. J. Klala went on a little hunting trip Tuesday. They left Monday evening and expected to get In a full day In the woods about the headgate. C harles Boyd of the Palace meat m arket of Bend, received the con tract to furnish the meat for the project. He Is now running a wagon to l.aldlaw for the accommodation of those In town. See his ad In this Issue. Mr. Hoag, who lives on the H arter place northw est of town, had a leg broken last Friday. Ms was riding a wild horse that fell „„ h| m H„d crushed his leg badly. The lawn social at tlcsrhutws Sal urday night was quite a success. Japanese lanterns were tastefully arranged about the Howard lawn and the refreshm ents were served there The entertainm ent consisted of games, music and singing Several people from l^ldlaw were present Mt« « K Chain» of Piallivi..w . . . Saturday night on bustn ness Ht* turned T uesday, The U ld lsw delegation to the J R Honham left for Portias!' amali, development leag u e ........ business S aturday night H* * a ll. 'T '? The p a r,y , pci ltd to retu rn In a few lai» . ' " " Herding, w I, »< H Bayley and thev were J II Hayler, a son-ln law of J4 driven down by Mr Hayler They I' ' j e r k i n g . arrived here Pendleton F riday He drove all ’w ay"« * " ° ,, ,r * "**" «'» 'h e *»y through and says Iks, M "y "'»«h <»•- trip Tues. found soins o f the ronds In v*rf condition on account of the mis# W g e Fisher w e., week. " ' ° * n •'•"flay on business ' * I • 1 i i*h I *