Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, September 16, 1921, Page 4

ene ee na gD |corroNwoop CHRONICLE 7 feo NNR GEORGE MEDVED Issued Every Friday and entered at} Sf) | Postoffice in gw gs Idaho as J5| second-class mail matte: $1 will buy as much as two dol- : lars did a year ago Idaho County’s First Annual Livestock Show ——= end == Agricultural Fair added to BORDER DAYS September 28-29-30 New Border Days Park “GRANGEVILLE, IDA. THREE DAYS AND NIGHTS OF WESTERN SPORTS AND CONTESTS IN A RANGE TOWN OF THE OLD WEST Border Days Program Daily COWBOYS’ BUCKING CONTEST FOR $325 CASH PRIZE ‘ . 15 OTHER WESTERN CONTESTS DAILY | Subscription one year . Six months (Steletly in anranes) |_| be ie INDEPENDEN1 IN, ‘POLITICS| 3]; Copy for change of er must be: hada: =|ed in by pi niger oo! to insure change | FRIDAY, SEPT. 16, 1921 Men’s Overalls, a pair Et ‘WANTS, ‘FOUND AND FOR SALE | $1.25 Yard wide Percale, 5 yards Hope Muslin, a yard 20c One lot Outing flannel, a yard 19 1-2c Many Other Bargains. Come to Leggett Mercantile Co. The Store Where Thrifty People Buy FOR 'SALE—Household goods | of all kinds. Call at either my office or residence. Dr. J. E Smith, 38-2* : FOR SALE—12 head of good milk cows, all with calf, will be 3 fresh early part of winter. Jos. : Bar bacher. § 88. 8* | Sf) | “FOR ‘SALE—Five - passenger | Ford touring car in A No. 1 shape. Inquire of F. G. Farris, lat the Light office. 33-tf Sensational Free Acts Daily, Including AUGMENTED AERIAL CIRCUS Featuring J. Lestrangs, Death-Defying Balloonist, in Triple Parachuté Jumps Daily AEROPLANE FLIGHTS Daily flying by “Dare-Devil Dave” Matthews. Passen- ger Flights All Three Days. Hot Weather ELECTRICAL ATTACHMENTS NO MATTER HOW LARGE OR SMALL IT Greater Midway Shows Features. Specialty Acts and ConcessionsProviding New and Novel Entertainment of all Kinds FOUND—Crank for Sampson | truck. Call at this offiee. 37-4 = a MAASIER TASK THESE HOT DAYS. "RAILROADS FIGHT BUSSES | Pigeced age Linn fetwtion ‘Benet | Music Day and Night by the Famous Cowboy Band Electric Ranges BO Te aie! TWO CRAZY JAZZ ORCHESTRAS On the job at Dance Halls Till Sunup. Thor Washers ten | 50 N . 50 Vacuum Cleaners Lee ezperce Indians Electric Irons | with the department of public works | | here by the Northern Pacific, O..W. R. & N. and Great Northern ratiroads . Brilliant and Gorgeous Congress of Noble Red Men. Two Indian Races at Park Percolators, Toasters, etc. weous Congress of Noble " The petition states that all three com- | Daily. Other Indian Features. CAN BE BOUGHT ON EASY PAYMENTS | panies are operating on tracks parallel | to the highways on which the stages | are to run and that they pay large tuxes and special assessments to main- | Grangeville Electric Light & Power (CO. 3 ssts"shese"nistwaye. te te assert also that an inferior service would be J. G. FARRIS, Manager SPECIAL NOTICE It is the aim*of the promoters of the 1921 BORDER DAYS to inaugurate, by this exhibition, an annual County Fall Fair and rendered by the stage operators. Sun Yat Sen Wants Delegate. Washington.—Dr. Sun Yat Sen, head of the government of South China, who claims the title “president of the | %| Republic of China,” served formal FOR YOUR BEDROOM xj notice on the state department that | unless a delegation from his govern- POOLE ESOP Harr ah eatetenditeratenedeceeedetentede eee eee Z| ment attends and participates in the} = Festival, making the event county-wide in its every phase. Next % | November armament conference, none | == " nein) ; 3 . ear complete premium lists will be arranged for all that goes to : | of the decisions reached by the con- I ¥ | if i . : . 8 | ference affecting China will be recog- | == make a successful old-fashioned County Fair, with premiums for nized as havi i ‘ ‘ , : as having validity. everything from livestock to needle-work. This year’s show is merely the start and as such the co-operation of every citizen of the county is asked. This is a festival fostered by the public of Idaho county and every cent of revenue, over and above actual expenses, goes into the Idaho County Soldiers’ and Sailors’ MEMORIAL FUND. We believe that an annual County Fair and Festival, exhibiting the best products of the fields and farms > | THE MARKETS | — z | . % | Portiand, x| Wheat — Hard white, $1.14. soft | i= caiman ANT ¥ | white, white club, hard winter, $1.15; * | northern spring, $1.14; red Walla, z $1.10. ~| Oats—No. 2 white feed, $24. *| Corn—Whole, $36; cracked, $39. ; Hay—Alfalfa, $15 per ton; valley Why not come in and select new furniture before house- : | timothy, $15@15.50. eastern Oregon and homes, with a program of clean Western sport as one of the . ° » | timothy, $18@18.50. . tibia . res t ade . cleaning time? ®| Butter Fat—40@47c. leading entertainment features, can be made a successful and We have some particularly pretty models in good ¥| Eggs—Ranch, 26@28c. creditable event year after year for the benefit of all Idaho ty : es = *| Cattle—Choice steers $6@6.50 med- 3 “qualities that are fairly priced. It always gives us plea- ¥ | tum to good, $5.50@6. ? His County. sure to show you. *| Sheep — East of mountain lambs, | $6@6.50; best valley lamba, $5. 50@6. | GOOD FURNITURE b coeth inv aie Se All Profits Donated to the Idaho County Soldiers’ Memorial Fund - Seattle. Nau’s Furniture Store | Wheat—Hard white, northern spring, | $1.14; soft white, white club, hard rea | Compete line of Funeral Furnishings carried E | winter, $1.18; soft red Senter, FAT | . Both Phones. Calls answered day or night | po aecn od ts on ye eevee GEORGE D. SMITH, President T. E. EDMUNDSON, Concessions COTTONW OOD - - + ZDABO : Hay—Alfalfa, No. 1, $19; mixed hay, HUB WOOD, CHARLIE CAMPBELL, MAT GEARY, Directors ‘ | No. 1, $21; timothy, No. 1, $26; straw, | $17. You May Not be Woolly, But You Sure Can be Wild | ape RR AI A NR ae eee meee ee | Butter Fat—46@48c. Exggs—Ranch, 36@/%c. Let Us Print Those Envelopes | fo. == sscxnu NENA