Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, June 21, 1918, Page 5

Mrs. Clara Cramer was a Lew- iston visitor Tuesday. An Accurate Watch Ben and ‘Mary Batrup each $17 Felix Martzen’s resid : 9 gages é . Sager " , made to look new again this week|| 220 matter what your work is =: Mr. Will Jones visited the Red by a dress of fresh paint. aod Miss Harriet Greve went to Lewiston Tuesday and expects to spend most of the summer there with friends, Frank Stewart, of the garage, and Dr. Boyce went to Lewiston Wednesday and drove back a new Chevrolet car for the doctor. John Moriarty returned Tues- day from North Yakima, where he shoveled hay on his farm for a few days while enjoying a brief vacation. Will Rooke was in town Mon- day from his Spring Camp ranch. Ed Nelson, who had been over to the Flyblow blowout, came out with Mr. Rooke. Ben Hussman, who went with the last contingent of drafted boys from here to Camp Lewis, has returned home. He was re- IMPLE and strong. That’s the kind of mechanism in Ingersoll watches. That's why they stand hard knocks—why an Ingersoll is theswatch fcr you, Ingersolls are accurate—guaranteed accurate. That's been Proved to the 50 million people who have bought them. At this store you can see ail the different models—for men and women, boys and girls—for pocket, wrist or house bold use. Let us help you select your The only opponent of good | poultry fencing! HE only ones who com- plain about our kind of. fencing are poultry, cattle and stock. THEY CAN’T GET PAST IT. And for durability it can’t be beaten, We carry all kinds and sizes for every purpose. meeting was held Tuesday and and Thursday to meet this de — mand. ; Cottonwood is certainly proud of its willing and competent work- Jjjers. Allof the Branch’s work is sent through without inspection. 1|}Cottonwood Branch will havea Home Service Department. This department translates the fine impulses of the American people into terms of actual intelligent © service to the famiiles of soldiers if ei Waterbu: : ; i Geni jected by the army examining ey Radiolite” S P or t smen ’s ] Ee ee ae board on account of physical dis-|} | $4-50 Ate Tiree means Showrsticns inthe dark, f justice and patriotism, Hom i gautcateom | Matiidand | Rioters Headquarters Service Workers get: in touch witli eet repr iagT| er jeweled wa containing genuine : H. C. Matthiesen and family Setoud of ereatet cone Spat Sova Hectic y Siow Insts at bi ; enjoyed the last week visiting] & the soldiers and sailors families with their relatives in the Lewis- Are you shooting the Remington and don’t let distress come to pass a =e eoocmiemren is aE ie: “UMC hotgun shells that leadi:;: among them. See to it that they ton and Asotin country. - They H K 4 sportsmen nicknamed “Speed Shells?” are looked after. If you do this, are expected home this evening. A RD NO CK S e carry them we will have an army that can- xeo. Winder accompanied them | HatV\ Zam (em a aon me) iN . - to Lewiston. The marriage of Otto Aichlmayr and Miss Mary Scherer took place in the Catholic church on Tues- day morning, June 18th, Father Willibrord officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Aichlmayr have many friends who extend best wishes. They s will reside in Clarkston. The Cottonwood Milling Co. hoe Xe r on Tuesday shipped to outside’ ¢ = markets two cars of cattle and pe. 3 Cost “go tala ae 8 one car of hogs. The price paid Here is a Tongue Good Hickory longues. for cattle was from 5 to 12c per! That Wont arp. Will Outlast Three not be beaten.” Do you receive your husband’s or son’s letters? he receive eq letters? Is.he insured? Has e been wounded? Do you want to know more’ fully how he is? Do you receive your allotment and allowance? The Home Ser- vice section of the Cottonwood =|Branch will help you to look up these matters. SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS AND VARNISHES Menace of Forest Fires. With the many issues of the day and numerous patriotic duties oc- cupying our minds, we must not —— : re el allow ourselves to forget the ne- pound and for hogs $15.75 per’ ff CantBreak orSplinter Wooden Tongues. Ni head U}| cessity for precaution against for- hundred. Alois Uhlorn of Ferdi- eveamesamanesis eee sitas ace est fires. This is always of great nand furnished most of this car of (O importance to the community and the country asa whole, but the best shipment of young hogs}! . not be emphasized too strongly. yet received here. AJ} (nia | =a] aaa | SS) ies ee be SSI)5) = ] ee oe aha - ome wo | pre y Olin Hamlin, who recently had millions of dollars worth o' 3 a severe attack of grippe and bow- ; ‘ i all needed for the successful pros- Stockholders Meeting Fine Stock for Sale |Threshing Outfit for Sale Stock Tonic ecution of the war are imperiled 2 peal bee sti 4 se tia Having decided to retire from my} One threshing outfit complete, con-| _ aye blige a ft by get bah side oe Laer oO be able e@ aroun wn é - ie any p ber ing Stock mic to free your 8 again, but suffered a relapse this The annual meeting: of the farming operations I wish to pall all stating. oF, the following: eget i , ower labor to combat these aaey * -. |from worms. Hess and International A o f my Shorthorn cattle and Percheron| One 36 inch Case separator with ‘ ‘ ‘ : ye ree and — ee sick pag 25 of a pea oe is ne offering you are af-(#l! attachments, run about 50 days stock food for sale at the REXALL|fires from industries of vital im: or several days. rs. J. W.| Milling eva’ a at; ee 4 Ress drug store. portance. It is therefore the pa- . 4 forded an opportunity worthy of ser- One 25 hp Case engine in good Richmond, a trained nurse from |e held in the offices of the Com- r triotic duty of every loyal citizen ious and prompt consideration. If shape. Beautiful Greencreek to prevent in every way this great Grangeville, is waiting on him. in| you haven’t the money don’t wait to] One cook house with‘all equipment.| 160 acres; new 7-room house, water | cause of loss to the nation. Be Mrs. Hamlin, who had been visit- pery on the seonnt Tues ae Lark it; just let this young stock do| Three 34-inch wagons. system and allcultivable. Forges report every fire discover- ing her parents on Snake river for July, (the Sth) at nine o'clock! that for you; they are capable and I! Two water tanks. Geo. M. Reed, Grangeville, Ida.|ed to the nearest Forest Ranger . a.m. Every stockholder is urged |can wait. The final dispersion sale) yy, \:1) sell this outfit for half th De Sh for Sal if you cannot control it yourself, a couple of weeks, is expected will-most likely occur at ‘Spokane or| =.) o-WH! sell this outitt for balk the cep Tor Sale and tell your neighbor to do the home this evening. High water|to be present. Portland, announcement of which will | Ptice of a new one if sold in 30 days.! Fourteen head of purebred Shrop-| same. é and no boats running prevented JOHN MEYER, | |appear later. Write to Webb & Shaull, Reubens, | shire ewes and 20 lambs. : Idaho Count Council of Defense, her from returning home sooner. See’y., Treas. and Mgr.| 20 Wm. Mulhall, Fenn, Ida, | Idaho. 24t2 Howard McKinley. W. W. Brown, Chairman. SERVICE and QUALITY Big words full of mighty meaning. when used in connection with our facilities to serve you and the quality of our immense stock of high grade materials for Homes, Granaries, Garages, Barns, Etc. With our auto truck we deliver anywhere and with a stock of over a million feet with saw and planing mill running to full capacity we can take care of your orders promptly. Send us your inquiries--you will be more than pleased with our offerings. We will be pleased to serve you---not merely sell you. HUSSMAN LUMBER CoO. Home Builders