Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, May 23, 1919, Page 2

P use to bring our in it. and boy’s dress shirts. PRE WAR PRICES and while they last you can obtain them at ‘20% Less Than Retail Price ’ | Weare featuring durable Kahki and Blue Chambray Work Shirts at very reasonable prices. at our store © J, V. BAKER & SO 3 SERGE Gh GB eB CS Ch Gah a aE GE eS eh eS Ce | A Matter of 3 : Dollars and $ense? It is not so much in the policy we ‘merchandise be- fore the eyes of the people as it is the quality the merchandise has Whenever we buy our mer- chandise the strongest point we hold to is what would be. the most serviceable and reasonable? for instance: MENS’ SHIRTS Don’t overlook our specials this week on men’s They are reduced to They are on display Where Quality and Prices Meet | DBLGGSSSSSSSISSSSSSSH ————— PUBLIC TAKE NOTICE. All parties owning . property in the city of Cottonwood are requested to repair their side- walks by the first of June and keep them in: good repairs or the same will have to be doné by the village and charged up against the -property. 20-2 yohs: "Funke, City Police. WANTED—Chickens in any -suantity or size. 26c a pound: euantity or size. 26¢ a pound See T. Clark, the junk: man on Mondays and Saturdays: 21-2 Chautauqua dates for Cotton- “wood are June 18-23 inclusive. FOR SALE OR TRADE—Good surey for three or four year old colt, George M¢éPherson. 20-2! Shop. If cleanliness is next to God- liness, then hearty laughter is next to real honest endeavor during these strenuous times Quite a little laughter is to ke garnered at the Orpheum on Sunday night when the dainty, vivacious and piquant little Triangle star, Claire An- dervson, breezes through “The Mask.” Sally inherits a million and forget her. friends until experience meets her with a large, healthy lesson and she comes back to earth. 21-1 Drop in and see a leatherless steel trace guaranteed to lift 12,720 pounds dead weight for less than half as much as an old leather trace. What more do you want? Johann Harness 20-6 SHH HOSE MELO HEE PEER COMER EE EEE Eee eed SREP PEE Rete T . OOERTER NO. 7923, RESERVE ee NO. 12 Che First National Bank | MERCHANT: ANJURED. W. D. Kolkman and wife; the former at onetime proprietor of the Winona store, were injured in-an auto-accident near Lewis- ton Sunday. With his brother, F. J. Kolkman, and wife and two boys, they were: enroute from Fir Bluff to Uniontown, when the Fork truck driven by E. J: went off the grade. The glaring ‘headlights of a car which they met blinded the driver so that he could not: see his way. E. J. and wife and Mrs. W. D. were quite seriously injured, and W. D. only slightly. The two boys escaped injury by leaping from the car before it went over.— Kamiah Progress. THE COMMUNITY CHURCH Services at the Community church. Sunday school at the regular hour 10 o’clock. There will be no regular preaching ser- vices for the morning, but there will be several local men to give short interesting addresses at the close of the Sunday school, which will greatly benefit you, and which will replace the regu- lar services. So those generally coming late try to “whip” up a little this Sunday and take advantage of this new and attractive and valuable service. ‘ There will be the regular even- ‘ing services at 8 o’clock. Marion Sliger. HAVE JUNIOR RIFLE CORPS The boy scouts are consider- ing organization of the Win- chester Junior Rifle Corps. It being represented and introduc- ed to the last. scout “meeting by one of the Funke boys. It is a ‘worthy. consideration. By prop- er supervision it can be made absolutely. safe for these boys to engage in. Many of these or- ganizations are reporting suc- $B | cessful results.’ Cottonwood boys must set a pace for other organizations to follow. COUNTY SEAT NEWS ITEMS J. Frank Sims through the agency of M. L. Ayers this week sold. his ranch, of 160 acres, 7 miles north of Grangeville, to C. C. Zehner, for $90 an acre or $14.400.- Mr. sold his ranch five miles north of town to William Wortman and bought the Sims place as a home, Henry Hesterman, Grangeville soldier, who was. killed while fighting in France, on. Novem- ber 2, last, was literally blown to pieces by-a German shell,: his father, Henry Hesterman, sr., learned from comrades of his dead son, whom he visited at Camp. Lewis, Wn., recently. Henry was & member ofa group of four soldiers who were vic- tims of the bursting shell. Three were killed:and a fourth REPORT OF THE CONDITIO At Cottonwood i in the state of Idaho, at the close.of business on May 12, 1919 RESOURCES Loans and discounts, RICE POTION IACI 825 scan eons csaceleaniscotesccdoosocsteulas $234,256.21 2 Overdrafts, secured, $ none; unsecured, $08.08 vic... aie aiiytl U.S. bonds deposited to secure circulation (par value) 25,000.00 U.S. bonds and certificates of indebtedness or other deposits or bills payable ...... 10,000.00 U. S. bonds and certificates of indebtedness owne 500.00 35,500.00 Liberty Loan Bonds, 3%. 4, and 414 per cent, DIOMROD cohen ioc tatuk 100.00 Liberty. Loan Bonds, 314, 4 and 444, pledged to secure State or other deposits or bills payable AROSE 08 8 ite SERRA ARAN I URL OR 14,200.00 14.360.00 seeuectobs other than U. S. bonds (not. ‘including npledged 8,490. 18 tal bonds, securities, etc., other than U. S. Stock of Federal Reserve Bank (50 per cent-of su Value of banking house, owned and unircumbered Furniture -and Fixtures Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Cash in vault and net amounts due from national ban Not-amounts due from banks, bankers, and trust ech Ss same city or towns as repo: Checks on other banks in the Total of Items ble not past due War be vings Certificat Capital Stock paid in .... Surplus fund ........ Undivided ‘profits . Tess current expenses, interest, and taxes paid . d or credited, in advance of maturity and not Interest and discount collecte earned (approximate) ...... Circulating notes outstanding Certified checks outstanding . Cashier’s checks on own bank outstanding Total of Items ...... Individual deposits subject ‘to check Certificates of deposit due in less than 30 rowed ) : Total of demand. deposits ‘(other Certificates of deposit . Total of time deposits “subject to Bills ‘payable with Federal Reserve Bank . “isedgen, © Wee on Maealeg neaberty: Bonds Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due from U.S. Treasurer interest earned but not collected-—approximate—on notes and Bill Receiva- Ban LIABIL ILITIES | bank de STATE OF IDAHO, County of Idaho, ss. I, Geo. M. Robertson, Cashier of the above. the above statement is true to the best of my k CORRECT—Attest: E. L, Parker, -named rae do solemnly nowledge and belief. eee oe sworn to before me This 16th day of May. M. M, Bates Notary Public. FRELEEPEE LEER ESSERE ESSE SITS SSSI ESHER TETET “days (other than for AOny. Geo. M. Robertson, Cashier, W. Flint, Felix gd Directors. 919. 8,490.13 1,200.00 6,000.00 90 1,259.38 * 1,250.00 1, Wee 29 1.56 ha 349,246. 08 25,000.00 15,000.00 3 38,626.77 \ 25,000.00 50.00 1,857.00 136,765.27 22,597.55 ie 66,940.36 $6,940.36 21,000.00 28/219.00 849,245.08 swear that Zehner recently cca i * * + 3 * 8,799.94 5,601:8r 3,198.13 badly. wounded, There was lit- le left of Henry to bury, the father was: told. E. J. Bennett returned last week from issOula, Mont., where he spent a month. While Mr. Bennett was in ‘Missouls, the body of his brother, Joshua Bennett, was recovered from the Missoula river. The broth- er had ‘been missing since last’ October. It is believed he was accidentally drowned. The body was in the river almost six months and all efforts to recov- er it proved fruitless until ice in the river broke up this spring. A huge steam shovel, mount- ed on a caterpillar truck, arriv- ed in Grangeville Saturday night by rail for J. A. Hoskins *& Co. The shovel is to be used for excavation on the North and South highway and 1s the sec- ond to be brought here for the highway work, It is the lar ‘g- est steam shovel ever seen in Idaho county. It was ‘unloaded Sunday and was moved, under its own power, the first of the week, to the top of Whitebird hill. It will be taken down the old. canyon road to the first road | camp below the crest of the hill, | and will there be placed in op-| eration, | “SERVICE STAR” Next Thursday at the’ Or-| pheum a Goldwyn motion pic-| ture that will reach the heart of avery man, woman and child in Cottonwood. This picture is a drama of the American home ond of mothers’, daughters’ and lovers’ hearts. Not one scene of it is laid in Europe. Not one scene reveals a battle, or pre- paration for battle. There are no spies, no struggle, no tense unhappy moments to bring ‘grief or pain to the womanhood of the nation. But there is a wonderful story and all the way through it you see a wonderful girl, who, through the power that God puts into the souls of women, sends away a wonderful boy to make this a wonderful world to live in. Whether you ‘are hard or soft heart whether you think you wish to or not, there is nothing in the world that can keep you from coming to the Ornheum | ond to see the Service ar. - > maaan masa Leave your tireand tube work at Johann’s Harness Shop, agente THE WORKSHOP OF THE HOME iS THE KITCHEN The kitchen work is much casier with a MONARCH Range i in your home. After you once know the conven- iences and comforts a MONARCH Malleable Range will give: you—you will wonder why you did not purchase one long ago. A careful buyer who ‘will take the time to investigate can choose no other if she wants the utmost in long and perfect service at an absolute minimum of expense for fuel and repairs. A Eew Exclusive MONARCH Features VITREOUS ENAMELED FLUE LININGS—Preventing Rust Damage. MIRCO PROCESS TOP—Requires no stove blacking. DUPLEX DRAFT—Helps to keep even heat and burns fuel up clean. Tightness without Stove Putty and numerous other fea- tures of equipment to give you Satisfactory Service. COTTONWOOD HARDWARE CO. COTTONWOOD, IDAHO FOR SALE — YUBA tractor, model 12-20 ball thread. New for the Service Tire & Retread|and direct from factory. Can Co., furnish you with the A Jacks tire, the America. FOR SALE—Car nearly new. Lewiston, Ida. Also can | save you 1919 price advance. Nezperce Hardware Co. Nezperce, Idaho. dirt track champions of | 18-5 18-5 Hussman Lumber Co.—where Inquire of. Cottonwood Garage| YOU get what you want when age. Princess Flour FOR BREAD FOR PASTRY FOR ALL PURPOSES Its high quality has won favor - all over the Northwest Good grocers sell, guarantee and recommend it Come down and see the Elk’s Parade, Saturday, May 17 Lewiston Milling Co. 21-1| you want it. Gee IS THE Best CARAS SLASLAAASRAM Best Best ry