Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, January 24, 1919, Page 4

onto aatndianente i 8 | / i | ‘Can Handle Your Job Work. H RANDALL'S The Place To Get Those _ FRESH ROASTED PEANUTS and that FRESH BUTTERKIST POP CORN C= |=) Rexall DRUG STORE T. F. Schaecher, Propr., All Kinds of Drugs, Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles, and everything usually found in a firstclass drug store Bring in Your Films for printing and developing School Supplies of all kinds. ~ Regular Prices | bees saricete FURNITURE — | | Large Stock Always on Hand | Bedsteads Lounges Davenports Dining Chairs All high-grade goods at lowest prices Library Tables Dining Tables |] Dressers | Rocking Chairs | Complete line of Funeral Furnishings carried Both Phones. Nau’s Furniture Store Calls answered day or night | Simon Bros. Wholesale and Retail BUTCHERS Dealers in Hides, Pelts, and all kinds of Poultry COTTONWOOD, IDAHO Coltonwood Barn Run as a feed and sale stable AUTOS FOR HIRE Best of service and satisfaction guaranteed. Horses boarded by day, When pleased, tell others; when displeased tell us W. R. ROGERS, Prop. week or month. ou betcha! 44 “ smaller chew, longer life is what makes Genline Gravely cost less to chew than ordinary plug. “The more a man Good taste, knows about genu- ine tobacco, the surer he is to see the value of Real Gravely in compar- ison with ordinary plug.” Write to:— GENUINE GRAVELY DANVILLE, VA. ~ for booklet on chewing plug. ; Peyton Brand REAL CHEWING PLUG Plug packed in pouch 1 Cottonwood Chronicle, as second-class mail matter. {Alene American, a weekly news-| | paper succeeding the Courd’Alene | that he is leaving one of the best | |townsin the West, a town that | draws its support from the richest |substantial and permanent re-| |sources, it cannot fail to become, |one of the most important indus- |community have been very pleas- | .| the state 6f Washington and boasts | |fice holders and prohibition are! The remains GEORGE MEDVED ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY And éntered at Postoffice in Cottonwood, Idaho, Subscription | one yea: } Solving Buildin Problems __Independent in Politics Copy for change of ad must be handed in by Wednesday ndon to insure change ---is largely a matter of finding a lumberman who, from experience, ’ can appreciate your needs and is willing to do his best in filling them. ANNOUNCEMENT The Chronicle has been sold to |George Medved of Grangeville! who will take possession immed- jiately and the retiring publisher will return to his former home at | Coeur d’Alene where he has re- cently established The Coeur @’-| Perhaps something we have done for others might help you to de- ° cide on some things you would — like us have do for you. Review. | In serving his connection with the Chronicle, the writer realizes agriculture section in the United States, and, backed up by such Now.is a good time to plan that barn or silo or home. We.are al- ways ready to help you so don’t hesitate to call on us. trial centers in this part of the, state. | During our short stay in Cot- tonwood, our business and social relations with the people of this ant and ‘we take this means of ex- pressing our sincere thanks and appreciation for the kind and | courteous treatment and liberal! patronage that. have been extend- | | Hussman Lumber Company “Home Builders” ed to us at all times, Mr. Medved, who now assumes | charge of the Chronicle is quite | generally known in this section. | As he has had wide experience in| the newspaper and printing bus- | iness, there is little doubt but! what the change that is being | made will be to the advantage of the patrons of the Chronicle. . We | bespeak for the new publisher the | same kindly treatment and liberal patronage that have been extend- | ed to us. Arrangements have} been made with Mr. Medved to} collect alk unpaid bills due the Chronicle. H. C. Bailey. rLL GIVE YOU $15.00 EXTRA LARGE COYOTES FOR Et For more than thirty. fii years 3 “SHUBERT” has been giving Fur Shippers an honest and liberal assortment—paying the highest market ° prices—sending returns out promptly — render. ing “better service’—“quicker.” “SHUBERT” Wants Idaho Furs—All You Gan Ship ' A“SHUBERT TAG ENVELOPE” on your shipment means “more money” for your Furs—“quicker”—“the best and promptest SERVICE ia the world.” GET A SHIPMENT OFF TODAY _ | 3.00to 2.00 2.00to 1.50 CHANGES IN THE WEST | There have been many wonder- ful changes brought . about in the west during the past ten years. The speed and enthusiam with] which the legislatures of the north- west are passing measures ratify- ing the proposed amendment to the federal constitution providing for national prohibition would make many an old-timer sit up and take notice. That the min- ing and éattle districts of Idaho | and Montana and the seaport} towns of Washington and Otegon | should abolish Demon Rum is | startling enough but along comes! XTRA LARGE Net, LARGE MED! SMALL Ne2 TO AVERAGE EXTRA’ TO AVERAGE} EXTRA TO AVERAGE] EXTRA TO AVERAGE | AS TO SIZE 8 QUALITY] HEAVY 99 9 COVOT rurnineasen | 22:00t023.00 | 29.09t017.00 | 15.09t012.09 | 10.09to 8.09 | 10.00t0 6.00 hee BAND 22.00t518.00 | 16.00t0 14.00 | 22.6010 10.00} 8.09t0 6.69} 800to 4.00 E MUSKRAT 1.09te .75 85to .60 2.25to 1.75 180to 1.60) 1.50to 1.20 SHIP YOUR FURS DIRECT TO WINTER! 3.03to 2.50 FALL | 2.30t0 1.99 1.60to 1.59 of a county that elects father and | daughter to two of the county ofe| ; fices. Father takes up his new) duties as sheriff while daughter | becomes county auditor. cee ae Thus while the east is hesitat- | ing and wondering what is going Boles Items. Smee Capa aoe once amumatanie mame: to take place when women playa} Word has been received here more prominent part in political | that Clarence; Watson died at A eae aa I eee E jaffairs such things happen in the | Vancouver, Wash. on January 11 | west and things go along as usual, ‘of pneumonia. The ewe ‘CaNe Few shippers realize the ady antage of marketing th stock | Staid old Rhode Island and stand | as a sad blow to his parents. He} through a reliable commission firm, thorous ghly role hae Mea he pat Pennsylvania no doubt read | was a bright and prosperous young market conditions from day to day, whose keen se elling experience en- of sich things happening in the /man who was loved by all who | ables it to command the highest prices for its offerings. westand marvel that such things knew him. He was about thirty can be. However, the east might years old and unmarried. He \as well get ready. These are the has made the Joseph country his days when strange things happen. home for many years. He leaves |Someare on the calendar that besides his parents, four sisters when compared with women of- and one brother to mourn his loss. were shipped to INC. THE LARGEST HOUSE IN THE WORLD DEALING EXCLUSIVELY IN M N Ww iF S 25.-27,W, Austin Ave. Dept. 469 Chicago, U.S.A. Our record‘for having served more shippers in the year just pass- ed than all our competitors indicates how well we serve our patrons, We Fill Feeder and Stocker Orders. Send for our Weekly Market Letter with Quotations. nnn The Chronicle Try Us| P. W. Murphy Commission Company, Spokane Union Stock Yards SPOKANE, WASH. as simple of solution as a Chinese | Grangeville where the funeral ser= trick by a Teutonic mind.—Wal-| vices were held and interment lace Press-Times. j made. Naaanauiie