Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, January 13, 1922, Page 4

| Arthur Griffith, who led the fight in | the Dail Eireann for ratification of the | treaty with England creating the Irish | Free State. oe — : ‘SECRETARY CALLS FARM CONFERENCE IN this new car Chandler engineers have gone ——— bound cross members and stat motor base mean herculean strength. far beyond current practice in a score of ways | Washington, D. C.—Delegates to the and have introduced far-reaching betterments | national agricultural conference, which in chassis and body design. | is to meet here January 23, were an- | nounced in part by Secretary Wallace. Individually important for better service, Julius H. Barnes of New York, for- increased riding comfort, longer life and | merly chairman of the United States greater strength and safety—these improve- | grain corporation; Governor Warren ments combined have produced an epoch- |T. McCrae of Indiana and Thomas making car. | Wilson of Chicago, president of the | Institute of American Meat Packers; Such chassis construction, such body design, such care in detail and appointments have never | J. R. Howard of Chicago, president of | the American Farm Bureau federa- been encountered except in the very highest priced cars. Bharles S. Barrett of Union sident cf the National This new Chandler Six is a smart, luxurious car—as distinctive in every way as if it were custom-built. Style as manifested in this Chandler is a sub-' tle achievement that defies expression. Itisnew- ness with beauty, sturdiness with grace, power with lightness and poise. It is individual char- acter —but not mere novelty. nor eccentricity. In performance this new car fulfills every promise of its splendid appearance. The marvel-# ous motor, brought to the highest efficiency, will increase the fame of its 100,000 predecessors. Safety It has reserve power, service brakes that take at a touch, emergency brake on transmission that minimizes side skidding, four big non-skid cord tires. It is low and hugs the road. Economy The astonishingly low price and the wonderful gasoline, oil, tire and service economy meet the nation-wide demand for lower cost. Comfort The long, underslung rear sprin, Ste and the wide, fee relaxful seats and backs give super- lative riding comfort. Smartness and Beauty The smart style and luxury of the Chandler set new standards. The nickeled radiator and wind- shield, the aluminum steps, the full-moulded fenders with leather splashers, the fine upholstery of enuine leather, the barrel-type mee a fewof the stylish touches of this Chandler. Silence Completely silent ation marks the Chandler Six. The large rear axle and the differential gears pro- duce no sound. Camshaft, mag- neto and water pump are driven by silence chain. Power Chandler’s marvelous motor with added refinements, develops aston- ishing power and flexibility. Mag- neto ignition is positive and never erally as well as the f er: ficials emphasized. In se "4 | edial sures to relieve tl distress of the a they said, the coi | seeking to restore of the agricultur! make for a general Only long experience in motor car building, backed by financial strength and unusual buying power, make possible this latest Chandler at so remarkably low a price. a You will want to see this wonderful the motor car sensation of 1922. Fs $1595 F.O.B. Cleveland Non-Skid Cord Tires ; Standard Equipment a American suppl section of Russia pas ae ca z First Appearance New York Show Jan.7#sto 14:4 ‘COUNTY SEAT NEWS ITEMS. Coincident with the discontin- uance of federal taxation of 10 percent on soda fountain sales, Grangeville soda dispensers, on January 1, reduced their prices 5 cents on each item. Mrs. Henry Hesterman and Mrs. C. S. Smith and baby expect to leave soon for San Diego, Cal., where Mrs. Hesterman will visit her daughter, Mrs. Madison Myers. Mrs. Smith and baby will reside in San Diego, where Mr. Smith has been located for several months. A recent change in the forest service policy, according to the local forest office, makes it pos- sible for private individuals to cut and remove dead timber from the Nezperce forest for personal use without the neces- sity of obtaining a permit. Miss Rose Taylor, public health nurse for Idaho county, has been appointed probation of- ‘icer by Probate Judge J. E. Byrom. Miss Taylor will serve s probation officer without y. Her work will include; y cases and cases of juve-| del quency. Indication of the number of who stop in CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY : Grangeville during the motoring season is given in data compiled | by Walter McAdams, proprietor of the Main Street garage. The data covers the period from Au- gust 19 to the end of the year, and shows seventy-nine tourist |ears carrying 252 persons stop- | ped at the garage. Lost when a Great Northern mail train plunged through a |bridge across Skykomish river, near Skykomish, Wn., early in December, recovered from the debris in the river, and subse- quently paid, is the history of a check issued by C. R. Carlton, local tobacco dealer, to a Seattle candy company. The _ check, | for $27.28, drawn on the Bank of |Camas Prairie, was dated Dec- }ember 9, and was paid by the bank on December 30. On the check was attached a |label reading: ‘This mail was | recovered from Great Northern | train No. 27, wrecked December | 11, 1921, near Skykomish, Wn.” |M. E, SERVICES. Sunday school 1 Epworth league Evening service 0: qT: 8: ; Gospel service 11: é Prayer meeting Wednesda: A Body of Beauty and a Chassis of Mii SOUTH & FRICK Cottonwood, Idaho evening 7:45. Come unto me all ye that labor and are heavy laden and I will give you rest. If you have no other place of worship come and worship with us. Rev. F. M. Cass, Pastor. TEN BUSINESS COMMANDS Handle the hardest job first each day. Easy ones are pleasures. Do not be afraid of criticism—eritt- clze yourself often, Be enthusiastic—it is contagious. Be glad and rejoice in the other fel- | low’s success—study his methods, Do not be misled by dislikes, ruins the finest fabrics. Do not have the notion that suc. cess means simply money-making. Acid Be fair, and do at least one decent act every day in the year, Honor your employer. be a head to everything. There must | Have confidence in yourself, and make yourself fit, Harmonize iar oak: Let sun- shine radiate wud penetrate CLEVELAND The Thor Vacuum Cleaner finds the dirt no matter where it is Grangeville Electric Light & Power Co. LET US PRINT THOSE BUTTER WRAPPERS FOR YOU NOW 060 to 10,000,000 Iie A reduction ini@ more than $180,0¢ ber, in estima Southern 8 against the confirmation: of Clyde B. Aitchison of Oregon asd Henry ©, Hall of Coloradomor pregg was presented Idaho. of “pairs” one is absent, caused b; Newberry D Washington, laration of hi Senator New gan, in the sq for his defens@# ings brought § democratic Senator New- berry emphatically denied personal knowledge of the collection or ex- penditure of the large campaign spent in his behalf. he p ouster proceed- Ford, defeated Idaho Will Issue Boise, Idaho.——Id sale on January 16 treasury notes autho legislature, amount to run one year to exceed 7 $1,000,000 tion