Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, July 21, 1922, Page 5

BUYING BANKRUPT STOCK FOR CASH AND SELL- ING FOR CASH MAKES IT POSSIBLE FOR US TO GIVE YOU BETTER BARGAINS, Come and be Convinced e e Childs’ White Slippers -.. $1.29 Misses’ White Slippers , w+ 1.59 Ladies’ White Pumps oa SN Comet oa. per ddensepsstehis Corsets ey ; he 2.59 Corsets... ... i ; a me ... 3.98 Children’s Dresses ‘ an ev 59 Boy’s Shirts ioahens sbchte cidade tice a ee EE ne em abit iaeaiess4's ct Silk Poplin . j A artiaeeele . 98 Lock Stitch Tricolette ; BUR II css naaasheadacouiescaa pubebi essai be WOW: .. ccc: pbecceessandais 3" aistisccidacuaplcten AFTER JULY 15TH THERE WILL BE NO MORE CHARGES MADE TO ANY ONE, | Mrs. tzetta Jewell Brown, former Rexall Drug Store ss : aa Gives notice to the public, its patrons and | friends that it has adopted a | Strictly CASH BUSINESS ;} [fT WILL BE ABSOLUTELY CASH | West Virginia. We want your good-will, your patronage WE LIKE TO ACCOMMODATE OUR CUSTOMERS AND GIVE THEM THE BEST - 1.98 98 19 SENATE COMMITTEE REJECTS FORD OFFER Washington, D. C-——Henry Ford's of- | fer for purchase and lease of the gov | ernment’s projects at Muscle Shoals SERVICE POSSIBLE AND TO DO SO WE MUST CUT OFF THE EXTRA EXPENSE Special Bargains on Star Brand Shoes Leggett Mercantile Co. Where Your Dollar Buys More PPP oe AND LOSSES INCURRED UNDER THE CREDIT SYSTEM AND HAVE THE CASH TO REPLACE GOODS SOLD. | culture committee by a vote of 9 to 7 | Those voting for rejection were | | | Ala., was rejected by the senate agri | | WE ALSO REQUEST ALL PARTIES OWIING US TO CALL AND SETTLE THEIR | Senators Norris, Page (by proxy). | McNary, Keyes, Gooding, Norbeck | Harreld, McKinity, republicans, and Senator Kendrick, democrat, Wyo ming. Those voting for a favorable report were Senators Capper and Ladd, republicans, and Smith, Rans dell, Harrison, Heflin and Caraway, ACCOUNTS AS SOON AS POSSIBLE—THEY ARE DUE AND WE HAVE ACCOM- MODATED YOU AND WE NEED THE MONEY TO PAY OUR OBLIGATIONS AND SUPPLY GUR STOCK. THANKING YOU FOR PAST BUSINESS AND HOPING YOU WILL GIVE US MORE OF YOUR PATRONAGE IN THE FUTURE WHEN YOUR DOLLAR WILL PURCHASE MORE, The resolution introdueed by Chatr. | man Norris calling for operation of the projects by a government-owned Square Deal man Norris You have, for some time, been thinking of building a garage. The Rexall Drug Store J. F. BROWN, Proprietor and controlled corporation also was rejected, the vote bei to &. Vot-| ators Cap ing for rejection wer ax | per, Keyes, Ladd, Sm Ransdell, Kendrick, Harrison, Heflin and Cara- way and for acceptance were Norris, McNary, Gooding, Norbeck and Me {| Kinley You know that if your car is properly housed in a good, substantial gerage—it will retain its’ attractive ap- pear nce— it’s resale value. Nt caer er ean rane eerveeae BRIEF GENERAL NEWS . . |, 4 ’ For the first time since its organiza- tion, the council of the League of Nations met in Londcn Monday, Build it now—before prices increase! Sick cars are most expensive. } Long-Bell Lumber company, which : ! owns thousands of acres of valuable Ideas and plans for all types—free to customers. { timber near Kelso, Wash., is about ' ready to start the erection of its mills. All legislation nece; to give ef- otfated by the Washington conference has now been cage Madison Lumber & Mill Company COTTONWOOD, IDAHO fect to the treaties n When away from home re- member the long distance tele- phone Do you realize the little effort required to assure those near and dear to you of your safety and comfort? The telephone in pub- lic pay station or hotel room—in fact, any telephone, anywhere— means that separation is meas- ured by minutes, not miles. Send the message of cheer and affection. You will be giv- ing pleasure to others, which will be reflected in your own satisfaction. Long distance tele- phone service is prompt, enacted by both houses of the British parliament Commissioner of Baseball Landis re fused to modify his or indefinitely Willlam enworthy, form- r of the Portland club of the Pacific Coast league, from pro: tessional baseball The plan of Senator McNary, repub suspending democrats. | Despite the adverse votes, the Ford e proposal! will be presented to the sen er man PEOPEPEPSED HE DL AIL GELT I ESTAS ASOD OS 0900000500000009 ican, Oregon, for investigation by a joint congressional comuiission of the possibility of providing government crop insurance for fermers was ap proved by the senate agriculture com mittee. The third woek of the railway shop- men’s strike opened with peace ne- gotiations practically at a standstill following conferences between rail ex cutives, unton heads and railroad board members when the differences Bt were described as “fundamental.” gr af < % Women’s Meet is Won by Portland. efficient and inexpensive. Chattanooga, Tenn.—Portiand, Or., } Every Bell telephone ‘ @ was named as the next convention city i se Sie ° . by the executive board of the National ° Ti isa Long Distance station. (a Federation of Businese and Profes: A Race Against ime f~ sional Women’s clubs here. On thousands of farms, the yearly race against . a» 0 150, Fire. . 4 * : . sali tae ai Ey ie ee | time in the haying season is won with a MeCORMICK origin, starting in a fecd and livery | MOWER. The dependable McCormick operates steadily barn swept over a whole business | with little danger of breakdowns and delay. A cutter block, doing damage estimated at bar that does hot sag; wide wearing plates to support $150,000 : the knife; drop-forged steel knife head; and a pitman that reduces vibration are a few features that make the b Army Planes to Patrol Forests. . np 4 " McCormick sturdy and efficient. Eugene, Or.—Five army DeHaviland | aeroplanes have arrived in Eugene | from Mather field, Sacramento, for Besides McCormick Mowers, we have a complete sh Z ee y clio: ., 5 : P - : sa cade cil line of International haying and harvesting machines. eter “fe 1 h | Semeotatio Stele Dhalenvan Resisalel: Next time you are in town stop in and let us talk with ¥e The Paci 1c Te ep one Portland, Or—The democratic state you about your hay tool requirements. , | central committee, meeting in Port- land, unanimously re-elected Dr. C. J. SS \ deus Sreven And Telegraph Company Smith as state chairman. sane Bae i ee uss cxety tan Wile Wale HOENE HARDWARE “2 eS | Walla Walla, Wssh—The sheritts + | Don’t fail to register and vote (i3=-""="" Ls eee