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We Have on Display a I«arge Line of NKW SPRING GINGHAMS
Get Your Summer Sewing Off Your Hands Harly
LYNCH
&
ROBERTS
TIIK STORE OF BETTER VALUES AND LOWER PRICES
m i.n iN
H i l t MA MC
i, t i m o n e l .
RICHMOND RPOKKHMAN
APPEAR
In addition to caryinir a nice line of Clothing in
A N T E OK YOUR HOUSE AS N IC E FRESH C U R
.stock for your selection at all times we have se
T A IN S .
cured the agency for the
N O TH IN G A D D S SO M UCH TO T H E
EVERY
H O U SE
burly air«** nr moro In exchange
for un.* half at ro, h ruum houao,
barn, lara** wtMidahed, *omo amali
fruii
fi you na i berry iroo*. 2 appio
iroo*. I plum iroo. I fia block» « f
larvo*! *i lumi in Portland) 3 hlm k*
: “ I faro
Prlro I2.0U0; ll.u u o mort-
gage tau Ilo palli olT at I l o por
Il al £ •... o .._*.»
KEEPER
C L E A N I N G H OU SE SOON A N D
W IL L
W ILL
BE
NATUR
R O Y A L TAIL O R S. O F C H IC A G O
A L L Y W A N T TO P U T U P FRESH C U R T A IN S .
W E H AVE A VERY
I I I 1.(1 I l i M .i:
Men’s Clothing
Curtain Scrims
LARGE
B E A U T I F U L D E SIG N S A N D
IT W I L L HE W E L L
W O R TH
AND
A S S O R T M E N T OF
M ATE R IA L
YOUR
AND
T IM E
TO
Every suit is made to your measurement.
OUR
ASSORTMENT
TrrAta all lkm »p iUrtI»J
A b ln ila
off.«*'
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Huci rMMir to U A M c F a r la n d
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L A W Y E R
frai ticr in all r«*urla imi U. S.
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Attorney at Law
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V in cen t’s
UVERY, FEED and
TRANSFER
ItKHMOND.
.
I'hono No
OREGON
1702
for the individual
measurements sent
in by the
dealers.
W anlrd
(«unii
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man
COM E IN A N D L E T US SHOW Y O U
for
* «Mt«-ral f a r m w o r k . |M ' rm a n m t Job
• all on or writ«* to I( om ix< Howard,
I>« om huir». Or
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Hcdmond and Vicinity
This model has rubber soles
and heels, and is the English
Walking Shoe, made up in a nice
Tan Calf leather with invisible
eyelets.
It is one of the latest styles
and is destined to be very pop
ular.
Hh«*rllT Elkina. County Trra*
H
I. Jordan. A**«***or Foster. Attorney
I. M It«* htrll amt lN**n Houston of
Paulina. mere in Redmond Thurs
day l*»i
I. K Smith. J P Iniherty, \V II
Phoenix, i* Il M< I.alila, A A An
derson. J A Wlllcox and oih«*r* of
llfdinond »Mended Hi«* Short Court.)
al Pr III* Villa U»! » ••«•k
J im * M i (May of thl* city, had the
misfortune la*l Saturday lo break a
la.tu* In hi* rlvhl leg »Ini** engaged
In a friendly I i i m i 'I with Jim llr«*i*n
K Arkall. a recent arri« al Imre,
ha* r«*ni«*<l Ilo* II Hank* old pia«*«*,
two mil«** north of the city
J K
Arkell. hi* son. arrived Imre last
week to us»l*t hla father In farming
the properly.
lie) \V K llavall. paator of the
M K church of thl* city. I* holillnv
• pellai meet lava at Terrebonne and
will I m . there m e t nekl Sunday Kev
y
H a r ie )
of the
Presbyterian
church, will occupy the pulpit at the
M K church nett Sunday etenlnv.
Steam vulcanizing of all kind* at
lleedy'a Garage
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Sltteen hunter* from thl» city,
» .-I,* t . " * t.il'Mi .li De al Powell
Multe last Sunday The hunter* met
ui the S l> Mustard farm and dur-
Ihe day killed about K0II raldill* A
blv dinner » a * aerved at the Mua-
■ lard home al noon and those who
partook of the feed nay It *a> the
real Ihlnv
G ro c e ry D e p a rtm e n t
A R E T H E K IN D TH AT W E A R
“A L W A Y S B U Y T H E BEST,
ALW A Y S H A V E
AND
YOU
W IL L
T H E BE ST," IS OU R MOTTO.
W E H A V E GOOD Q U A L I T I E S
OF
G ROC ER IES
W H IC H A R E B Y F A R C H E A P E R I N T H E L O N G
RUN.
T H E R E IS N O W A S T E W H E N Y O U B U Y
T H E BEST Q U A L I T Y , B U T W H E N Y O U B U Y A
COME A N D S E E THEM
POOR Q U A L I T Y T H E R E IS W A S T E .
School Shoes
O U R
FOR
School Children
st .on
11 llw Vavy IWuin- f o r ........
AND
The kind that wear is
what every parent is
looking for.
We have them at
reasonable prices.
LET US SHOW
YOU
P R I C E S :
IN llw Jap Klee for. , . .
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.13 Skat Soap, c a n ...................
Heinz S » « * l Pu kl«**-, pl
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GET
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S|uxgetti. can...........
l.ittle Polly limoni*«, each,
YOUR
GARDEN
I).
Heinz
♦to Karina, per sack ...............
Heinz Apple Hutter, cria-kw.
N e ed le*. S h u ttle* and B o b b in s fo r
une In A l l M a k e* o f S ew ln fl M achine#.
IN lh. Spec Kayo B e a m i...
White Hiver Hour, unk
Minieil l'lani«. - ran* for
Heinz Dill Picklew. tloz
SEEDS
MORSE S E E D S
AND
FERRY
LYNCH & ROBERTS
We buy Rutter and Eggs
A party of Hedmond fishermen when he tell* you he haw hla laun
went to the mouth of Crooked river dry done by the Mend Steam luxun-
adv 3Ktl
Sunday
The day waa too windy for dry.
BUite*»ful n*lilnv and but small
calche* were made
Mr. and Mr* W. S Hodman and
Mr and Mr* J I» Hoe motored to
Terrebonne
la»t Friday evenirne »nd
March came In »omethlnv like n
Hon with a heavy wind In the a f enjoyed the play Riven there by-
ternoon hut since then the weath home talent.
er ha* been very pleaaanl.
At the Presbyterian church next
Roadater. 2 • par ee O g er. $50 cash. Sunday morning the topic of sermon
1 for quick aale Reedy * Oarage. 34tf will be "T h e Passing of the Greatest
Visible Teacher."
R E D M O N D ,
W e dose 6:30: Saturday 10:00
O R E G O N
last signed by business men and others, «lered to remain closed on the first
The court granted the prayer of the day of the week, to comply with the
petitioners at their meeting yester- state law.
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The following bowlers from here, day.
Hob Roberts. Jess Tetherow, Roy
The Redmond Rank o f Commerce
llrunton. R L. Schee and II. Gant,
When you have your laundry done will furnish money to farmers to buy
went to llend last Saturday night away from home you look for the
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anil bowled against live players of best place and most reasonable cattle or sheep for feeders.
that city.
The
Rend score was rates
You can And both by patron
2428. and Redmond 2085. It is ex izing the Rend Steam laundry. > Dan Catlow. a former resident of
pected a return game will be played Leave bundles at the Hotel Red Cline Falls, was In Redmond last
here Saturday between a team from mond.
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week visiting his friends.
Rend and some of the local players
R. L. Schee o f this city, is now en
J. W Brewer, state locating agent
The public library has been moved gaged at l^iidlaw decorating the J.
of the Oregon Immigration Commis
to the room on fith street formerly H. Winter bungalow at that place.
sion. arrived home from Portland
occupied by McI-allin's plumbing
the first of the week.
He said hts
shop.
The lid was put on the pool and family would remain here this sum
billiard halls and the bowling alley mer while he was engaged in travel
C. R. Mclmllln has moved his here last Sunday, and they were or- ing In different parts o f the state.
plumbing shop from 6th street to the
building on E street formerly occu
pied by the Commercial Club .
of Prlnevllle. were In the city
Thursday visiting friends.
Sonn* of I In* people In Ibi* city are
Il T McKenzie of Portland, repre
already heRlnnlUR ««» make Rarilen. senting the Remington typewriter,
lured on by Ihe fine weather that I* was here this week circulating
prevallina In thl* aectlon.
around and shaking hands with his
friends.
K G Jeffrie*, district manager of
the W t* W.. wa* here last week
The highest score made at the
ni,,I *ave the local camp an Interest bowling alley here In February was
II,K talk at the regular meeting last by Rob Roberts, 25«. which won Ihe
Wednesday nlRlit
After the hiisl- prize, a 50c box o f candy. Jesse
Get the habit, everybody’s doing
ness of the camp * n * concluded a Tetherow htul the largest number of It. Send your laundry to the Rend
nice lunch wa* aerved
high scores • over 200 during the Steam Laundry for best work, most
Milk nuil «•roani dollvorod lo
month, which won the $2.50 box of reasonable prices and quick returns.
any pari of ihn oily. IK quarta
A number of citizen# from here candy.
I-eave bundles at the Hotel Red-
of milk for f 1.00.
went to Prlnevllle yesterday to nt-
■Wki.
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teml the Marrh meeting of the f o m i
Leave ordora nl llohha' aloro
Miss llutler Is In Portland
thl*
ti
Court
and
hear
the
report*
made
• >r Koilmond Phnrinaoy.
week Intylng spring lints for Lynch
Some of the base ball boys have
liy the different county official»
& Roberts
She is Instructed to buy i been taking the kinks out of their
H. k E \ U > \
a largre an,I better line of huts than . arm* by easy practice the last few-
John Tinner of this city. » » » con has been carried In this vicinity
pleasant days.
fined to the house last week by an heretofore.
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Hi'.KK. a l i l i P llls t lN K K S
attack of sickness.
The Rend Commercial Club, fol
M. A. Lynch o f thl* city, expect*
Hlterlff Klkln* wa» In lite city Tue»
Atto rney D G Rurdlck and wife his sister from Washington. IV C . lowing the lead set by the Redmond
d i ' wltii f ilili le* and John Kot»man
club, now has a Saturday noon lunch
'filoni Ite hail arreated al a ranch visited relatives in Mstollus lust Sun to arrive here shortly to make this every week, and the members there
her permanent home.
»'•ulti of Pine Mounlaln on Ihe day.
are well pleased with the results so
—
(-barge of hurRlarlzIiiK Ihe houae of
far obtained.
The Prlnevllle school basket ball
'Ytu llodRea, ea*l of llend.
C. Mallory of Piamo Beach. Cal.,
team defeated the Redmond school has been here the past two weeks
Money to loan on well Improved
« team her last Friday n ig h t before a
looking for a land location.
He la
NKW O K K H K IIH gl.Et T E I *
large audience by n w ore of .15 to Jl well pleased with this section, and farms ut less than 9 per cent. Red
Al a IniKlneKR 1111 * 1*1 luti lield Tue»
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especially the water In Hedmond. mond Rank of Commerce.
dnv evelnR tlie Y P f A elei-ted
It It Chess while working on his He say* he has drank water enough
••>•■ folinwltiR offlcer» for thè netti homestead near the city last Wed since being here to float a ship Mc-
Hary Martin o f Cline Falls, was In
"•» ninni hi
Presi , Irene llutchln». nesday fell over a cliff and sustained t'affery. ihe land man. will probably
»•re presi . Mlldred Whlln.-y; Ist »•*
painful Injuries
He I* being locale Mr Mallory on a nice piece o f Redmond last Saturday visiting with
friends.
mìni iin» vite-preat . Hev
F llarvey; cared for al the Fry hospital
lumi In the Redmond District.
-ud ansi vice presi . Il tinnì; see
A petition askiug the County
treus , llazel Handolph; orRanlst.
Mr and Mrs Chaa. Hindman of ol«l
Empty oil barrels, $1.00 each. Court to offer a reward of $500 for
••"sale llutchln*
Meeting» ii I r I i i » Camp Polk, were here Ir.st l-rlday.
Reedy
"a
Garage.
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the apprehension of the person or
»re now thè tirai and I li Irai Tueailay
persons who set fire to the Redmond
liIKh 1 h of eneh monili
A spellai
Seeing Is believing and when jrou
Mr anil Mrs Champ Smith, Mrs I ’ nlon Warehouse was circulated In
IlieelliiK o f olltrern wlll hi* held on
„ ,„an with his linen looking like
Tueaday nlRhl. Mitrili I » al ihe re» ^ a fashion plate you can believe him Curl Compton and Misa llroslus. all Ihe city this week and numerously
lilenee of Ihe Mlases llutchln»
Milk
They
positively do not have any clothes made up except
W ILL
Prices 15, 18, 20, 25 and 30c per yd.
hr. Theo. Beletski,V. S.
Veterinarian
garment
to Ire all wool and to fit, else your money refunded.
P L E A S E O U R PATRONS.
O regon
YORK.
These tailors absolutely guarantee every
LOOK T H E M OVER.
W E FEE L SURE
NEW
Ili
C. H . B A G G O T T ’S
Express and Transfer Line
Q u ic k
D e liv e r y
A ll Orders Given Prom pt
Phonee:
House.
Leave Orders at the
Attention.
2603; Stand, 712.
Redmond
Pharmacy.
A PERMANENT BUILDING MATERIAL
R E IN F O R C E D
CONCRETE
BUILDIN G
BLOCKS
These blocks are made by the wet process, giving them three
times the strength of a machine made block.
Persons going to build should see our material before placing
orders for any other kind.
It will pay them.
Estimates furn
ished on application.
Call on or write to
HE O AR D T,
E LLIO TT
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CO.,
REDMOND. ORE.
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