Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, February 14, 1919, Page 2

+ } Red Cross Report fot January. ANA = Interest on dzily balance ” from Oct. 10 to Jan, 1 at 3 percent 88.00 Donations 2.70 5 memberships after drive 500 > ge $3790.14 Disbursements. Incidentals to hospital Bernice Edwards, nursing 75.00 Hilda Funke, nursing J. V. Baker, supplies C, A. Johnson, board Mildred Henderson, nurse 35.0 Grangeville Light Co. 35.2 Nezperce Phone Mary Hattrup, washing ‘Cash Meat Market Cottonwood Dray Co. Hoene Hardware Co., sup. Theo. Scheacher, drugs Parker and Parker Mrs. M. Hattrup, work Turner Drug Co., supplies Cottonwood Water Co. Lewiston chapter for sup. Remitted to Grangeville x Receipts. Bal. on hand Jan: 1 $451.44 CW Xmas. roll call "293.00 4 ’ Goods a Spring is on its way and Some of the new fabrics Are ne Every Pay It Takes Mighty Close Figuring To keep things ship-shape and ‘teak even with the high cost of living. But when you exchange your money for our ~ lumber and building material--- Voiles, Beach Cloth, Lace Cloth = Rep, Flaxons, Poplins, Middy Cloth, Crepes .and . Vanity Silke Latter also in flesh, very dainty, suitable for lingerie We also have Voiles in plain and fancy plaids, Beach Cloth in plaids and fancy stripes, Rampur Saacte' TA, ‘94 ie. te penne OPre You come as near eliminating the element Parker & Parker, work = Our new Percafes and Ginghams, including all the of risk as is commercially possible. room supplies 2.30|= | Ws latest patterns are ready for your inspection . To secretary for stamps 1.60/= : Remitted to Lewiston 1880.5¢ Don’t Forget to come in and Look Overour $1.00 Specials Be convinced of the advantage we offer you in giv- & ing you estimates free for the new home, barn, gra- nary, or garage you are planning to build this sum- mer. Orif you want only a few boards, a few shingles, a bunch of lath, a piece for a double-tree we shall be glad to serve you and assure you of: our good will to give you the best to be had. | ; 2790.14 toed Balance on hand 1000.00 ee 3790.14 ae 3 C. McMahan, Seeretary. gf tatpnsetn: J, V. Baker & Son ® SCHOOL NOTES ® AEST TNE GO. Where Qualityland Prices Meet MECHSE VOC COS O OOO Ail iin nn nn fo) Alice Buck,, Harry Edwards. i A Have Your Cars Hussman Lumber Company j sao aisle, iam eine = = Oyverhauled —. ~ “Home Builders” SUUAUUAANTALTAUUAAAAAT it tendance.and merits above 95: tions due to high grade, good at- Matthiesen, Kathryn McDonald, ped Cecilia Nacke, Arthur Peterson, be : Z fof Tot Schober. And Batteries taken care of during i High school. students h : eRe es z Bl. > wet area fe Teavarg| the winter months es aaa amar get Laura Hattrup v...ccccecssee sees 94 s ; III Inn ‘URSUAUUVEGRLETEDEUAH LE : ae , Harry Edwards ... +93 5-7 ‘ = = " / } Harry Hanley ..... .- 983 1-6 This is a good time to have. this work done = = : i Marion McMaster. 92 11-12 and when spring comes and the roads get in = EASONS ; Rozilla Oldham...............92 3-10, good shape your car will be ready for business | = ; Mildred Stevenson ...............91 We never were in better shape than right now = why a ‘ >, | Kathryn McDonald.......... 91 2-5 to handle this work. .Bring in } Your cars be- = ‘ | i ae gh Shanice fore’the spring rush. = M h M ll ecilla NacKe............ js ' Raymond Matthiesen.. onarc a eable 4 ; Tot Schober... .... The Stay Satistactory Range Should pi our Kitchen The materials are selected It is built carefully after a wisely. Malleable iron can- logical plan. The riveted i John Hanley... Olin Hamlin....... Allen McPherson ag Harriet Greve...... 91 11-12 Hilda Tacke..............0....90 1-6 Two highest in each grade: COTTON WOOD GARA GE iain ching me STEWART & JASPER, Proprietors Automobiles and Accessories = We have an expert electrician who specializes on elec-_ ..91 38-11 , trical appliances on cars. Estelle Williams ............ a SEVENTH GRADE. : not break, in making, in 5 _ seams backed up by Malle- Selma Butler .......ssce fesse o4 Repairing, Ete. isting Gt dain Poke t » able Iron frames need no : Hee mc | hey Marth Pe rte” ed tel ets rt give ray ake them daske Paver < eee i pay ry onpclgrea every point in the range Clorene Peterson ............... 92 2-3} UEUE UCU EUS SUE Ue urur ~ ing. ang © pre- exposed to heat or smoke FIFTH GRADE. | Aierisnisririsnieiorie ies sfierisrisriegl vents corrosion from thé are insurance against dam- Trené Simon ..........eececccccss 912-3) ad U Bi i Cc inside: age from rust or corrosion. Dare Mes 91 2-3 FOURTH GRADE. | ® j Roy Reid «. SFU aoe Sud . a Beth Bennett... os 90 | i $ a ; THIRD agen oy i Tie Wanke::. See B9't , The whole range is finished up with one end in view, to save women’s work, Mir- 4 ‘ Dorothy ‘Barth’: ede BOd co-Process Polished Top retains a beautiful blue- black finish without stove polish. + p The. two. losing. ides in the| The polished steel body needs no blacking. Plain nickle trimmings gather no dust D i seventh and eighth grade reading 3 or grease. a : ie contests for January dgtertained| - 4 : Tap rteds the ak of Me , The Monarch Range Actually Pays For Itself . and Mrs. Fred. Simon. ‘The en- : tertainment was given as a: hard | Ie ' time party. Games were played, fortunes ‘told, and delicigus r.-' ® freshments served. Hard times'| : were evident only ‘in the very | elaborate customes worn, sac eelpiecssncs Lewis Jones of Boles, Idaho is! visiting with relatives here this} week, — F. Bernthal, a prosperous farmer ' 5 ofthe Fenn district, was a Cot- § tonwood business visitor Monday. For Sale—De Laval cream = =i Owing to ill health I am obliged to cut down my extensive farming operations and will therefore at my place 33 miles east of Ferdinand, Tuesday, Feb. 18. sell 14 good horses, weighing from 1200 to 1800 and aged 4 to 10 years. Also will sell farm ma- chinery of every description. My stuff is practically new, most of it having been purchased during the past four years. Lunchat noon. Terms of aale as usual. Cottonwood Hardware & ‘Imp. Co, We Weld Any Metal That Melts Eames s si iui Sr) UTUUINUUUATHUARAUAEY TATU citcaitcctcneeagn i } ) =i 4 nf sae Ne Ae sot te Oe OG Circulates among the farmers and stock men °~ m 1 PnRaAaRAeee and is therefore a good Advertising Medium > \