The Redmond spokesman., August 27, 1914, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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DIRECTORY
Redmond and Vicinity
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Exclusive Agents Summit Town and Country Shirt W aists
Our Grocery Departments^ filled with (iroccriest of BEST QUALITY
Htirc iHiMlt.ilum tha* Hanta werk,
an Ihc forma rlanc al ntMin rach
\\ctlncwrlay. Thi* in positiv«* and
Millinery Sale
NO DBVIATION WILL ■ ■
MAOS f k o . w TH i s BULB.
TH E
S H O H E M AN.
Judge Wlllrox haa a Held of rorn
growllig Ural lila realdem-r I hu« will
«ure takr aonie prltra at tlie l'otato
Hhow and Patr
The Judge romea
frotti Iowa where they « r e experta In
• orn growlng. «ml he «aya he thlnka
he ou-hl to know aonirthlng ahout
how to ralae a auoeaaful patch of
I he «tu ff
In order to close out every Sum­
mer Hat we have in ¿lock we have
made a special price of
$ 1.98
Mra i* M Iteedy, who haa been
»tailing her paratila In Tacoma the
past two montila, la expected to ra-
turn home thla weak
for your choice any hat in the house.
High gia da plano, noarly n«w,
Clark Moraa, the wall known I’ ow-
Ul Ita aul ì raaaonalila on lartua In
ell Multa ranchar, waa In the rlty
atra at kpokeaiiian oftlra.
4<lf
yaatarday for a few hours
dorar al pullaya aud atmie aliarti»«
A dame waa given laat Thursday
Il In a o o .i rondinoli
Tlia Hpolira
night In Mutua hall In honor of A J
Haney who r e n i t i ) returned fo the
|aa«y (»am of hor»r» for llir city after an absence of over a year
k, for »air rhrap
ll I. Ilrazee.
t f f l l ) p i i r l l llutla, pit on a Had-
Yea. It la alwaya good, the work
in ml I I
•(«
done by the llend Mteam laundry
Not good once and bad the next time
M i l l Ilk:NT
lilce them a trial, you'll surely ha
I'll one I&UZ, or leave your
For ran’
2 iiu arraa la»al Irrigated pleaaed
md. Im p rorn l with hooaa. harn. bundles al Hotel Kedmund
Nil
M a r a and famin e
Want
fall
■ S H E I III I l i a d lata possession l.laa
No need to suffer thla hot weather
hoot 11 mllra anatarly from Uaa
S o to Parlelgh'a In the poatofflre
hutaa.
H K Kina. Walla Walla.
building and gat some of their good
tea cream or a cool drink
7tS
This includes Hats retailing as high as seven
and eight dollars -all are included in this sale.
Every Hat, regardless o f price, reduced to
$1.98. Come in and make your choice.
i/ b n e X ico A X
(*KMTIMON I l l s Md>M P V T I I N T s
O P Dll W. t: l l SC. t l l l l i o -
HRA< T o n . o t T i l l s t ITY
The to> lowing arr unaollt-llrd tra
riant to
fa »a .
’ blropra- or. of thla city, by pa
lenta wh no ha baa cured
The Italie«. Oregon.
June lb. ISO»
ro Who.. II Muy Concern
I dodt- «'tl for twu year* with d o l­
o r i for c« •nsumptlun. «lept In a tent
>7 the d ' tor«' order« In February
md In It arch
I took SO adjuat-
nanta of Hr W K Caae and I am
tow wall and «trôna «a I e»ar » « »
W W Z A C IIA R V
The Halle«. Oregon.
June 7. 1 *0J*
by permlsalun front Mr«
I writ*
Snrhary
Hba « a i t ahe had not «een a well
lay for P ten year«, the rau«r tirina
nini kidney trouble, and ron-
SBHK,
and ati narvoua, with
trampa atol awful palila that cotn-
_palled ki'< to keep her bed nearly
Half o f l b " tlina
Hhe took all week«
ndjuatmr la from Hr. W. K Cnaa
throe n i ' H i » ago and aaya " I am
wall and nava never had a cramp or
pain a i » • that time "
W W ZACHARY.
Por grain hags
A Mill Co
ORHUON
In Connection with
Redmond I'nlon Warehouse
t ompany
Quart Mason Jars
You will find the«« cxccp*
tional oxford» everyw here
that w ell dressed people
frequent
T h ey represent
the highest point possible
to reach in (uit shoe mak­
ing. and ara known all over
the country lor their hand­
some styles and wearing
qu alities. Y o u can get
these o x fo rd s in all tne
popular styles and n o vel­
ties.
N ew Honey, per square
Mr and Mra C It Drake and Mr,
and Mra W II Anderson went boat
riding In the canal here Tueaday eve­
ning
Thla la the tirai boating party
to be heard o f In the canal at thla
place
P K Morrill of thla city, received
the «ad news of hla mother's death
the Aral of the week and left Mon­
day for the Walla Walla country to
attend the funeral
............................20
Fountain Tomotoes, per c a n ......... .....
Speckled Bayo Beans, 16 pounds
.12*4
1.00
Royal White Soap. 6 bars .......................
.25
Royal Club Coffee, 2*4 l b s .......................
1.00
Heinz Tomato Soup, per can
.10
Sugar House Molasses, *4 gallon
.35
Ground Chocolate, 3 lb. cans .........................90
Heinz Sweet Pickles, per quart
.30
Heinz Dill Pickles, per dozen...........................15
Cleveland Baking Powder, 3 lbs
1.00
Crisco, large c a n s ....................................... 1.10
If you are particular ahout
Graham Crackers, large packages ............... 25
your footwear, ask to see
Fountain Oysters, 5 oz. cans........................... 15
the A m erica n
Hr« I «owe A Turner, eye special­
ists of Portland. Or , will he In R ed ­
mond Sunday and Monday. Septem­
ber IS-1 4. at Hotel Redmond parlors
They are specialists of experience,
and standing, and you will make no
mistake In consulting them.
They
will viali
Redmond every
three
months.
«tl
............................... 1.10
Mason Rubbers, 3 doz ................................... 25
H J Harria returned laat week
from Spokane and a trip Into llrltlah
Columbia
He reporta bualne«a very
alow In the latter country
f M Klklna came over from the
rounty a«s( laat evening to attend
and help form the Taxpayers' le a g u e
...................................... 75
*/g Gallon Mason Jars
Itedmond Peed
71 f
\
L a d y and
American Gentleman O l*
forda.
GET A
LARGE
Reduced Prices
BOX O F TH O SE
FANCY
PEACHES
FOR C A N N IN G
LYNCH & ROBERTS
THE STORE OF BETTER VALUES and LOWER PRICES
REDMOND, OREGON
an active part In the organisation of
Light Plant for Hair—
J. D Butler has built a roomy
the Taxpayer«' la>ague here
Inst
Th# Spokeaman haa a practically
garage on hla residence property on
evening.
now ( « '" i l l n e lighting plant for sale.
8th between B and C streets.
It Is bn up to dale preaaure ayatem
M A Lynch returned home Sun­
And Will be sold very reasonable day from Portland where he had at­
Mra. Ashley Forrest will begin her
Rabaon for selling -changed to elec­ tended "llu yera' W e e k ."
c I shh In piano and voice Saturday.
tricity.
Suptomlmr
'>-
J. W. Ilrewer came In from Port­
L och news, general news and the land yeaterday anil participated In
It A Kendall left laat Thursday
latoat news are feat urea of thla pn- proceedings al the taxpayers' meet­ for Minot, N D . his old home, on a
P*r.
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business trip o f about three weeks
ing laat night.
RKHMOTff),
Pint Mason Jars ...................................... $ .65
A m e ric a ’»
Finest Footwear
W e buy Butter and Eggs
Robert Smith, one of the promi­
nent merchant« of Slater«, waa here
NOTIC K
laat night attending the meeting of
My Wife. Ague« Mtevena. having taxpayers
left my bed and board the public la
to supply thr demand Misa Butler
warnad aitalnat truatlng her on my
•everything In the smokora’ line experta to buy a larger and better
account
T U 8T K V K N 8
St 1
can be found al Parlelgh'a In the line o f hata than ever before
A t f i a ' *. 1914
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poatofflre building
7tS
Mra. John Tinner returned home
Vth t i r a i l r K v a u i l n a l l o n »
Colored poalers advertising the laat Saturday from McMinnville. Or .
where «he had been visiting relative«
Fourth Annual
Redmond
Potato
Plan! eighth grade examination* Show and Pair have been received and friends.
Will be held In the varlou« arhool and have been distributed around In
Ia*ave orders for magazines or
dial riet« of C rook county tin Heptem- different towns In the rounty.
bar S and 4. 1914
Pupila wi«hlng
hooka at Parlelgh'a In the poatofflre
to taka "he examinât Iona at thla time
Mr and Mr« Tom Parlelgh left building, prompt attention given
and tho«' wl«hlng to take up condl- 'yesterday for their former home at
tlona from prevloua rxamlnatlona. Juntura. In Malheur rounty
An enjoyable card party waa given
pleaaa notify me at once.
laat Thursday night at the residence
J K MYKRH.
J. P. Duckett was one of the rep­ o f Mr. and Mr«. W. 8 Rodman on
Ht 1 County School Superintendent. resentatives from Slaters who took the corner of A and Nth street«.
McSherry’s
F eed S to re
GROCERIES
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i/fnuUuui OUn/lemaa
w o rn
W ANTKD
lions Monday, Augual 24, to Mr
W a n tjd . a stenographer Iteply to
and Mra K I. James, a daughter
|ral Oregon Irrigation Com
rhutea. Oregon
III
New grain baga. 9
cents for
illark Stripe. 9 V cents for ('aleuti*
MDM'KI.I.ANtCOl H
Redmond Peed A Min f o
*tf
man Ctaaalfled ada bring
try them don't coat much
Il P (iant waa up from Heachulea
for a few hour» Monday night saying
I f you want to keep posted take
"h e llo " to hla friend« here
"too Bpoi" «man
I I 10 a year
O K Olson left Monday night for
. B Bpll
A W Sima
a visit In Iowa. South Hakota and
CROCK «111 NTS Alls'! R \t T
Minnesota
lie ex|*ecta to he gone
COMPANY
until about the ftral of October He
( Incorporated I
will vielt a daughter that he ha» not
■ Prlnevllle, Oregon
■cm In eight year« while gone
kbatract»
Inauranca
m
We close 6:30; Saturday 10:00
rents for the round trip, and one of beats your own send it to the Bend
the auto stage« advertises a g l SO Steam lau n d ry: satisfaction guaran­
rate one way.
teed
Phone 1502 and Fred McCaf-
fery will call for and deliver your
8tl
K. I - Jamea informs The Spokea­ work.
man that he has resigned a« superin­
tendent here for Deschutes Power
Mr and Mrs. H. A. Schneider and
Co., the resignation to take effect on two children arrived here last Sat­
the first of September
He says he urday. They drove through in thetr
will be sucr««eded by Mr Hyde of car from California.
Madraa. who has had charge of the
light plant there
Mr Jamea stated
he would remain In Redmond and
take charge of the Redmond Billiard
and Pool hall.
Capitalist Invests In
Redmond State Bank
A party j f Paulina farmers passed
through 'h e city yesterday morning
on their way to the Metoltua river
on a Ashing trip.
Prank Bodyfei*. who Is farming
over In the Sisters country, was In
town this week buying supplies.
At Presbyterian church, Sunday
School at 10 a m . preaching serv­
ice at I I o'clock
Th * pastor, T J
Hedge«, will preach
Cordial Invi­
tation to all.
Tw o dancing Instructors are ad­
Mr and Mrs Henry llewen o f Clo-
Second hand sacks. We have a lot
verdale, wer In town trading laat vertising to give Redmond people
Monday.
Mr.
llewen
report« a lessons In the tango, hesitation to dispose of at 5 cents each. Tum-
A-l.um I.umber Co.. Redmond Or. 2t
waltx, maxlxe. etc.
bumper crop o f oat« on hla place.
Mr McLennon la substantially Im­
To reduce my surplus I will «ell
good aowa already bred, at bedrock proving the grounds around hla resi­
prices until Sept. 10 only, (leo L. dence on P between 4th and 5th Sta
ilraxee, Powell Hutte.
812
Automobile rides from here to the
Mia« Untier wlll go to Portland county seut at Prlnevllle are cheap
thla week to huy the fall llne of now. and It la more economical al­
mllllnery for l.ynrh A Robert«. Kv- most to take a ride over and hack
ery Indlcatlon polnt« to a big hnal- than to atay at home. The fare by
neaa thla fall, and to he in a Position auto truck haa been put down to 45
L. K. Smith ex|H*cta hla family to
return from the east the latter part
of next week. They are now visiting
In Lincoln. Neb
Oeo. K. Altken o f Slaters, waa In
the city yeaterday evening attending
the taxpayer«' meeting.
I f you want
laundry
work
that
help in making the State Bank what
it is today, one of the strong finan-
cll Institutions of Central Oregon,
and desires to recommend
Mr.
Schneider to the people o f Redmond
and vicinity.
Farm House Bums
When Owner Is Away
Kafer Place amt Content« Near Cline
Pall« Completely l>e«t m ) eil I a i l
Thur«)la> Night
H. A. Schneider of Platt«uiouth. Ne­
braska. I lu )» Out W. S. Rodman'»
Intere«! In Above ln«titution
The house belonging to Charles
Kafer and located on hia homestead
stx miles west o f Cline Palls, was de­
stroyed by Are last Thursday night.
The house and contents were a total
loss.
Mr. Kafer was away from
home at the time, working on the
Tumalo Project, and did not know of
the Are until advised by a neighbor
who found the smouldering ruins. It
is supposed that some traveller stop-
tied there over night and either pur­
posely or carelessly started the (Ire.
A subscription paper was being cir­
culated tn Redmond and this vicinity
to secure funds to partially reim­
burse Mr. Kafer.
H. A. Schneider of Plattamouth.
Neb . this week bought out W. S.
Rodman's Interest In the State Bank
of Redmond, and also Mr. Rodman's
real estate holdings In the city and
this section. Mr. Rodman intends to
remain in Redmond, but what he
will engage in he does not know just
i at present.
The State Bank of Redmond Is the
oldest bank In the city, having been
catabllshed in the fall o f 1908. Mr.
Schneider, who now holds a control-
ing Interest In the Institution, Is a
Newspaper advertising pays.
} man of means and will undoubtedly
■ make Investments In Redmond out­
Ten minutes spent reading the ad-
side of his recent buy. Walter Rod- t ' vertlseinenta may mean ten dollars
man will be assistant cashier under taved to you.
the new arrangement.
Mr. Rodman wishes to thank all
Advertising is the cultivation that
the patrons of the bank for their makee business grow.
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