Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, April 14, 1922, Page 2

Cottonwood, Idaho RESOURCES Loans and Discounts .. pica eiaiareenes Overdrafts - j Stocks, Bonds and Warrants ...... 3anking House, Furniture and Fixtures Cash and Due from Banks U.S. Bonds slacks LIABILITIES Capital Stock - Surplus . Undivided Profits and Reserves Deposits .. -...... cS) af OFFICERS: E. M. Ehrhardt, President H. C. Matthiesen, Cashier = At close of business March 10, 1922 ...$63,068.90 NO REDISCOUNTS OR BILLS PAYABLE RESERVE ABOVE LEGAL REQUIREMENTS STATEMENT OF CONDITION The Cottonwood State Bank aii $169,042.99 15,008.15 —_ - 6,565.00 - 10,250.00 73,318.90 $263,935.07 ...$ 25,000.00 10,000.00 1,650.71 227,284.36 $263,935.07 M. M. Belknap, Vice President (SSS 2 SS poreooreooooereoreeeoooneoee oeteteetes CASH Is KING $25 IS OUR ONLY PRICE FOR ANY TWO-PIECED SUIT TO ORDER Is our only price for any = full suit tailored to order Their fine tailoring, their smart ap- pearance, their sturdy all-wool fabrics will surprise yon. Until you see these suits you can not have a definite idea of how much value your $25.00 can buy. We make them in single and double breasted styles, in Herring bones, pencil stripes, blues, blacks, browns, olives and heathers. Beautiful garments at $25.00 one single price. Full suits, any fabric, all at one price, $29.50. These suits are tailored by Scotch Woolen Mills. Leggett Mercantile Co. Where Your Dollar Buys More PROSE S SSS Sooo rr rrr THE NEW CHANDLER SIX NOW +1595 CLEVELAND As Stylish as Custom~Built South & Frick Cottonwood, Idaho THE CHANDLER MOTOR CAR CO., CLEVELAND | Printing, That’s Our Hobby Let Us Do Your Printing POPP POPOL E EGOS , | COU NTY SEAT NEWS ITEMS. J. G. Eimers returned Wednes- : |day evening from Spokane, hav- ¥|ing accompanied Mrs. Eimers ¢ | and baby to secure medical treat- ¢;ment for the latter which has % | not been well since birth several ¥ months ago. *| With the removal of the milli- |nery stock and fixtures from the | Von Berge building, the store * | room was at once secured by H. * Jacobson and workmen were ea- gaged in putting the place in shape for the barber shop. ; The story and a half dwelling ‘of Mr. and Mrs, Jim Graham, who reside on their farm about twelve miles northeast from this ¥ place, was totally destroyed by fire last Friday afternoon, the % blaze, originating, it is thought, from a defective flue Insurance ¥ in the sum of $3000 was carried ¢ by Mr. Graham, but this sum will % | only in a small measure repay his ; | loss, as nearly all their household leffects were also destroyed. Enthusiastic baseball meeting was held Sunday afternoon in ¥ithe Knights of Pythias club *|room. Fifty fans attended and organized by the election of Wal- | ter McAdams, manager and Will Derrig, secretary-treasurer. Ed | Abramson was chosen assistant }manager and chairman of the board of trustees. Other mem- jbers of the board are C. it. | Campbell and T. E. Quinlan. Mr. McAdams was manager of last | year’s team. A. R. Wiley has installed a chop mill at his lumber yard near the depot, and now is prepared to }furnish chopped feed to the trade. Mr. Wiley expects to | tain south of town operating in ;two weeks. He has in view a big railroad tie contract, whici will keep the mill busy for some time. “Shorty” Smith, of Ferdinand, in jail on a charge of forgery, is the man of the hour in the sheriff’s office. “Shorty” Sun- day afternoon laid plan of Ar- thur Brown, alleged rapist, to flee the county jail, and the scheme of Brown to gain his lib- erty was balked. Brown had confided in Smith, and the story leaked out. Brown, several weeks ago, escaped the county jail by prying the bars apart, and was later apprehended near Stites. RESOLUTION, Whereas our Heavenly Father in His Divine Providence has de- creed to remove from our midst | our beloved brother, Joseph C. Weber, and whereas said Joseph | C. Weber was a member of the | order of the Knights of Colum- bus in good standing: Be it therefore resolved that the mem- | bers of Cottonwood Council No. | 1389, here is session on this 5th day of April, 1922, herewith ex- | press their sincere sympathy to the bereaved relatives and friends, and that the charter of | our council be draped in mourn- ing for 30 days. Be it further resolved that a| copy of these resolutions be) spread on the minutes of this meeting and that a copy be sent to the near relatives and friends | and also published in the Cottor- | wood Chronicle. (Signed) — Hoon, Ww. Hussman, Then, Toennis, Commi! SS aE : Ss ~teaniaendeaaeamaaent : —s Mc SSS — — ——— nt or gd B | We wish to sincerely thank our ur many kind friends and neighbors | who so nobly assisted us during the recent illness and death of | our beloved wife and daughter. Tony Baune and family. Matt Duclos and family. -e} MORE DAYS 15 Of Money Saving Values CARD OF THANKS. To those of our friends and neighbors, who so nobly gave assistance, through the illness and death of our husband and father we wish to express our) gratitude and thanks. Mrs. Ada M. Wright and chil-| dren, Joseph, Idaho. | NOTICE. A special meeting will be held in the commissioners’ hall at Keuterville, Idaho, Monday, April 17th at 2 o'clock p. m. tu | discuss the matter of the com- pensation and expenses, etc. of the Highway Commissioners of Keuterville Highway District. Every male voter is urged to |attend. By order of Board of {Highway Commissioners. 16-1 We appreciate the cooperation the public has given us in our money saving values. a aaa We are trying to give value received for your money GROCERIES Garrulous Spouse, | | “It's @ good rule to think twice be | Blend Coffee es = you speak. | Peaberry oteeas 34 a. ha | Corn Meal sree What are you laughing at? | Puffed Corn .. 08 “To think how much thinking my) Prunes .... 09 wife would have to do.” Libbys’ Mince Meat MICKIE SAYS— Rice enn Red Beans aw 108 SMART ALECKS WHO HUNT | J} FOR TW’ OCCASIONAL ERROR MAKE US TIRED! SUFFERING CATS, \F WED PRINT EVRY ITE! DEST AS 1S “OLD OR SENT \N -D US, WED MAKE ALL TH MISTAKES In “TH! GRAMMARS, AN’ DICTIONARIES DRY GOODS Imported Swiss Organdies at Prices You Can Not Dupli- cate. All Colors Draperies From 33 cents to 73 cents Per Yard 20 Per Cent Discount on all Silk Hosiery HOME OF PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS Don’t overlook our prices on our bills as they are money savers TMM MMM “Where Quality and Prices Meet” J. V. BAKER & SON __ “Pa SNMNUAVNNUSUOUOULUUUGUUUOLUGUGUE EEE DID YOU Ever Notice the Rigid Construction of the VanBrunt Drill2 have his sawmill on the moun-) The SLIDING GEAR always in mesh, with RELIEF SPRING to prevent breakage Full Floating Axle Did you know you could sow alfalfa without a grass seeder attachment? Double Run Feed, Lightest Draft and Best Constructed Drill in the market. Come in and let us tell you about it. 7-foot, Double Action, John Deere Disc $125 Cottonwood Hardware & Implement Co. | SOM ULTIMA MUM LMT | |