Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, November 11, 1921, Page 2

re =} NOTICE TO ! FARMERS | Fou Pe SL UL reps Rane Now is the time to lay in your supply of FLOUR for the winter. We will exchange your wheat for Flour, giv- ing you a barrel for six bushels of wheat. On this plan =i =F the price of wheat or flour is not taken into consideration. LLL At present we have plenty of Gran and Shorts on hand and can supply you with Rolled Barley and Rolled Oats on very short notice, PF | | fc fie Farmers’ Union Warehouse Co. Ltd. C. H. GREVE, MANAGER ARR ano Large Can,12 Ounces ~ fie | | Made and Guaranteed by | Royal Baking Powder Go: | Contains no Alum | Use it! -and.Save! Write for New Dr. Price Cook Book- It free Price Baking Powdex Factory, s Independence Blvd Chicago Ii, FAL ad SPECIAL OFFER THE REXALL DRUG STORE | Cottonwood, Idaho ARE CLOSING OUT ALL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS { ui ue | You Can Buy a | Pathe or Stradivara Phonograph AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE COST ON EASY PAY- MENTS. TWO RECORDS FOR THE PRICE OF ONE = UE ENE: 5 ePUeGUe Veer Pee eeeteteeteeoe ererted POOP OTST | CITY DRAY Both Heavy and Light Hauling. We Solicit a share of your business Kincaid & Wortman, Prop. i} Hi oe © CHINA WARNED BY | sold for medical purposes under the | | authorizing an appropriation of $4,- | | issues have reached new high records | nesota, jail to serve his sentence of | disloyalty during the war. Thus ended | a three-year legal battle carried to the | ff A. J, BALFOUR PNM UHi 0H. HUE JN CE Arthur J. Balfour, the famous Brit- | ish statesman, who is one of the rep- resentatives of Great Britain at the Washington conference on armaments. SECRETARY HUGHES Pekin. -Chinese officials informed the correspondent that the American ‘egation here November 1 received a cable signed by Secretary Hughes in- structing the legation to inform the Chinese government that China's fail- ure to meet the principal and interest on the loan due the Continental & Commercial Trust & Savings company of Chicago, due October 31, had strain ed China’s financial and political cred it in the United States and injured China’s chances at the far eastern con ference The dispatch also is said to have as- serted that the American government in view of China’s failure to accept any of the proposals made by Ameri ean bankers for renewals of loans, might find it difficult to continue to recognize the Pekin government as the competent Chinese government Officials at the American legation | admitted that the above was substan- tially correct BRIEF GENERAL NEWS A reduction of abvut $465,000,000 in the public debt during October, was | announced by the treasury. | The national convention of the | | «tHLEUEUNUEUUUALUUTUSRUE EE American Legion elected Hanford Mac Nider of Mason City, Ia., national com- mander, The majority of R. A. Nestos, inde pendent, us was 4011 A dispatch received In Boise from | Topeka, Kan., announced that Nor- |‘ } man B. Willey, ex-governor of Idaho, | died at the Shawnee county poor farm The government will receive 40 | cents In taxes on each case of beer new treasury regulations, it was said | by treasury officials. | The house, by a vote of 198 to 76, passed and sent to the senate a bill | 000,000 to complete construction of | the Alaskan railroad. The federal land bank at Spokane last week paid out more than $1,100,- | § 000 as sem{-annual interest on land | bank bonds. This is the largest sum | f paid on this account because of issu- ance of additional bonds. All liberty bonds and victory loan | § for the year, presumably the result of the federal reserve board's action in reducing rediscount rates, A. C. Townley, president of the na- tional nonpartisan league, has been committed tothe Jackson county, Min- 90 days for conspiracy to encourage supreme court of the United States. | 11,228 Veterans Apply For Bonus, Salem, Or.—A total of 11,228 appll- | cations have been filed by ex-service | men entitled to benefits under the so- | J called bonus law enacted at the last | [Ue | session of the legislature and approved | | by the voters at a subsequent election. | | Of the total, 6179 men request cash it | bonuses, while 5049 prefer loans. ie] Portiand Picture House Robbed. Portland, Or.—In one of the most sensational daylight robberies ever staged in Portland, bandits Monday | morning looted the safe gt the Liberty | | theatre, Broadway and Stark street, | of escaping with between $7000 and $10,- | 000, the entire receipts of Saterday and Sunday performances. | School Census Is 33,250,870. Washington, D. C—The school pop- j ulation of ‘the United States is 33,250,- SO Seeeeres barony aenemneet_ pM MM UM \3 ueUe elected governor of North | Dakota in the recent recall election a jue BI Demonstration Monday Tuesday 14th 15th Wednesday 16th KERR GIFFORD CEREALS Come In and Try a Hot Cake 40c 40c 40c 40c 3 pound 7 ounce package Oat Flakes 3 pound 7 ounce package Wheat Flakes 3 pound package Hot Cake Flour —- 3 pound package Farina Flour - - Special During this Demonstration Three packages any kind---$1.00 J. V. Baker & Son “Where Quality and Prices Meet” ures More Earning Power . And That’s What Makes an Implement Purchased a Real Bargain There’s only one way tosave money when you buy an implement. Buy it on the basis of its earning power. Buy it for its ability todo good work for you right from the start and year after year. Save money on its capacity: for making money. When you buy at our sture, you get the earning power that is most profitable WE TAKE THESE STEPS TO INSURE IT: 1. We buy implements especially adapted to this section, from a firm that takes every care to maintain its reputation for making only highgualityy goods. 2. We show you the guods before you buy so that you can be sure they fit your requirements. 3. Weset the implements up exactly right before we turn them over to you. 4. Weare always ready to help you understand thoroughly all of the operating requirements. 5. We maintain a prompt repair service 30 that when parts become worn, you can renew them ‘without loss of time. Be sure to consider these features when you get ready to buy. Drop in and see us whenever you are in town. | ' f ' '