Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, June 6, 1919, Page 2

BS A RETR erate setae The high standard of in the is made possible by customer. No other brand Represents a Stronger selling Power of Reputation Quality and Style Than---- McKibbin Hats for Men quality maintained McKibbin Hats and Caps scrutiny of every detail, and they rep- resent ‘a wise investment for every J.V. BAKER & SON *‘Where Prices and Quality Meet’. ETUMUIIILIULILANVNVNLNOINLLULUOIUINULNOA)UIEGL.ULSEOOAIOAUULGUULU Ts a system of closest TO KILL GRASSHOPPERS. © The following recipe for pois- oning grasshoppers is highly re- commended by the U. S. depart- ment of agriculture and is as follows: To 25 pounds of bran add one pound of Paris Green. Mix the Paris Green and bran well to- gether. Make a strong lemon- ade by using four ounces of lemon extract and any strong molasses. : The idea of the molasses and lemon. extract is to draw the hoppers to the poison. Then dampen the bran and Paris Green with the molasses and Jemon extract being careful not to dampen too much. Spread thirly were the noison is to be vsed esnecially if cattle or any other livestock are in the same field. It is suggested not to mix more, than is to be used at one / NSLO6SNS \ time. a The bran and paris green will keep indefinitely but the molasses and lemon extract los- es its strength if mixed and al- lowed to stand. It is also sug- gested that it be spread thinly in pastures only were cattle or other livestock are kept, thus eliminating the danger of pois- oning them. ‘The best time to spread the poison is in the morning before they begin to move. 50 YEARS AGO AT WEISER. According to an article ap- pearing in the Boise Statesman last Sunday in its pioneer de- partment, being published fifty years ago grasshoppers a half century ago was a problem that the farmers around Weiser had to contend with. The article reads as follows: When choosing your Summer wArdrobe you can be completely assured of rectness, quality-fabrics and/shapeliness in Dring to you fullest realization of Sum- mer’s joys. Balback & Lake Exclusive Local Dealers for Ed. V. Price & Co. & he style-cor- pers. They, are very small yet, but hordes of them are Waited hither and yon by the wind and where they strike a clean sweep is made of all the green vege- table matter.” ARRESTED AT KOOSKIA When the cavalcade of motion picture folks rode from Kooskia Tuesday of last week on their way to the mountains Robert Warwick and Jack Hoxie gave their horses a little run across the bridge—probably to give vent to their feelings of garti- tude to Kooskia for letting them sleep in such a fine sleeping place the night previous, Whilc at full speed, they were met by a man who told them to “stop running those horses on the bridge.” “Who the h. 1 are you?”’, politely enquired Hoxie. “T'll tell you,” was the reply. “I’m the Kooskia marshal and you two are under arrest.” They were marched up to the justice and fined $10 each and costs, the judge explaining that he didn’t. want to fine them two heavily as they probably couldn’t afford it. He didn’t know that Warwick’s salary foi one week far exceeds the com- bined fees of the ordinary vil- lage justice for his whole life time, and that the actor doubt- less got the worth of his $10.00 fully as much as the justice does out of any ordinary five cent cigar.—Kamiah Progress. KILLED 300 TIMES. Jack Richardson is thé star “heavy” in this production and that acting if we are judged of what is good \histrionic a¥t on the} Jack has been killed sarsty screen. over three hundred times on the screen for his villaihies and it is our personal opifiion that he deserved hig dastard’s fate or each of the thr¢e hundred. and odd occassions./ Al Whitman, featured playgr in the sensa: tional production, “Baree, Son of Kazan,” eyein he support- ed Mg Shipman) plays the hero lead. \ The story is a thrilling west: ern done:from a new angle. Ar unscrupujous political boss of the West rules. the, community with a gang of desperadoes and sends an innocent man to prison on a fake-up murder charge. The governor interfers, by —— that interesting part is best left to bé seen at the Orpheum, Sun- day, June 8, MILINERY. Miss Wieber expects to leave next week but those still wish- ing hats may procure them at the Cottonwood Mercantile as she will leave her stock there. 7 y (avy @\ vara v Ry We A) at “Welser is suffering severely | R. from the rayages of grasshop- m A friend. and who has for many Ce eans some mighty good’. OF SYMPATHY has pleased the: from our esteemed: rather, O. P. Fry; Wheres te ears occupi~ ed an/ ésteemed “place in our. midst, maintaining under all cir- cumstances a character untar- nished,\ and a reputation above reproach. Therefore. Resolved, That in the death of Brother Fry we ave sustained the loss of a friend and brother whose fel- lowship it, was an hénor and a dleasure ta enjoy, that we bear | willing testimony to his many! virtues, to. his* unquestioned orobity and stainless life; that we offer to his bereaved family and mourning / friends, over whom -sorrow\/has hung her sable mantle, dur heartfelt con- dolence, and pray that Infinite oodness maf bking speedy ‘re- lief to their burdened hearts and inspire theyn with, the consola- tion that ‘Hope in futurity and, Faith in God give even in the! shadow of the Tomb. Resolved. That a copy of these resolutions be spread upon the; ninutes of McKinley Lodge No. | at cope be vies Eytiias, and that'| MONARCH Ranges cohtinye giving the same satisfac- tory service year after year because every joint is made ily of our deceased brother. H. C. Mattiesen. permanently tight by riveting instead of bolts and.stoye putty. MONARCH Ranges outlast other Ranges because they are protected from Rust Damages by Vitreous Enameled Lining inside the Flues. MONARCH, Ranges are unbreakable because they are built with Malleable Iron Castings instead of brittle Grey Tron. Charles Lewis, M.M. Belknap, | Committee. | ! Threshing. Machine Separator. | For sale. First class Russell separator, size 27-46 with Gard-| on City feeder Awind stacker and; Imperial wejgher ahd bagger. Run two sgasons. “ Just over We like to sell MONARCH Ranges because every buyer becomes. our friend. iauled and in fine shape. In- spect samme Troy Lumber Co:, Vey ; ‘ Tewisgea, Idaho. Price only Hh i . talent ( COTTONWOOD, IDAHO * Service style in glasses—Dr. : Schilling will ke at Cottonwood Hotel June 9, 10. 28-117 ~ Chautauqua at Cottonwood, Ida. June 18-19-20-21-22-23 Everybody Come See Chautauqua quality has. won\favor Over the Northwes Goéd grocers sell, guarantee: and recommend it Dt | a | Bee ar | et . °