Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, August 25, 1922, Page 2

SII HARVEST SPECIALS BUY AT THESE PRICES AND REALIZE THE ECON- OMY OF TRADING AT THIS STORE Harvest Blankets, full size $2.85 Men’s Work Shoes (GUARANTEED SOLID LEATHER) $3.85 Men’s Dress Shoes $3.50 SOLID PACK CORN—5 CANS FOR $1.00 BLEND COFFEE—PER POUND 25c SALMON—PER CAN 25¢ FREE Percolator with 10 lbs. of coffee J. V. BAKER & SON “Where Quality and Prices Meet” qT US Jo ES) See Se [ DIAMOND TIRES MONOGRAM OILS ll BADGER TIRES Are made right in quality as well as Price 30x3 1-2 $9.90 NON-SKID TREAD Cottonwood Garage WE AIM TO PLEASE YOU : ii Electrical Work We Repair All Makes of Batteries Magnetos WE carry the Bosh Magneto in Stock WE REPAIR ALL MAKES Automobile Accessories The Cottonwood Battery & Welding Shop POSSOSHOD Butter Wrappers Acetylene Welding 2 L.paeene =i Russian soviet troops in Bokhara, ac: | | 108. W. HISCOX | W. HISCOX FRENCH ARE AGAINST fot consent to @ moratorium of any character to Germany unless the Ger mah state mines of the Ruhr and the national forests are placed in the hands of the allies as a guarantee and no matter what happens France will not depart from this policy. Such was the position of the French government with regard to the rep- arations question as department of the Meuse. awaited with great eagerness in allied circles since it had been generally accepted that the definite and final position of France would be outlined in this address. The premier disclaimed any desire on the part of France to ruin Germany under the guise of a demand for pro ductive guaranties. Brief General News A new geyser has appeared in Yel- lowstone park. Evacuation of Japanese troops from Viadivostok will begin August 26 The German mark has declined to @ new low record price of 8\% cents a hundred. Rumors were extensively circulated | In Dublin Saturday that Eamonn de | Valera, republican leader, was dead | The Belgian delegate on the repara- tions commission, under instructions from his government, will vote against granting a moratorium to Germany The financial crisis in Austria is ni daily growing in intensity and rum blings are heard forecasting catas- edy the situation, Enver Pasha, the most spectacular figure inanodern Turkish history, who } i credited wlth throwing Turkey into | { the war gn the side of the central teen killed “ia battie with | cording to dispatches. William Randolph Hearst in a state- ment published in the New York Evening Journal declared he was not a candidate for governor of New York, but would take any other place on the were nominated for governor. Washington, D. C.—A. Webb of Denver, Colo., has been made manag er of the state railways in South Aus tralia, the state department an nounced. The South Australian goy- ernment recently asked the state de partment to select a man for the posi- tion, been identified with many westerv roads. i ___.______... Russian Crop to Obviate Relief. Washington, D. C.— Russia's 1922 at least 5,000,000 tons more than the production of the famine year of 1921, the department of agriculture said feed herself, Minnesota ex-Treasurer is Jailed. Minneapolis.—Henry C, Hanke, ex | Hennepin county treasurer, has en. | tered the state penitentiary at Still. | water to begin serving a sentence of | one to ten years at hard labor fo: | of $258,000 | defrauding the county while he held office. E. R. Day Estate Near $2,000,000. Spokane, Wash.—The estate of the late Eugene R. Day, ary 1, is valued at $1,754,052 by ay -iigera, who filed their report WV aliage. ldako. Joseph W. Hiscox, who has charge | of all Department of Agriculture ex- | hibits at state fairs and other exposi- | tions. GERMAN MORATORIUM Bar le Duc, France.— France will outlined by | Premier Poincare at the opening ses: | sion of the general council of the The premier’s speech had been | | trophe unless means are found to rem- | democratic ticket if, Mayor Hylan | American to Run Australian Railways. | [Ui Webb is 43 years old and has) crop of bread grains, estimated to be | = | will put that country in a position to | who died Febru | ie te al OOK FOR The Baking Powder that Gives the Best Service in Your Kitchen CALUMET The Economy BAKING POWDER GUARANTEES Pure and Wholesome Foods No Failures No Waste The moderate cost of Calumet combined with the highest merit estab- lishes the greatest of baking powdereconomy. When a “Big and Cheap” . can of baking powder is offered you—LOOK OUT. Every can of Calumet is | fie same—keeping Qual- | tty Perfect — last spoon- k..8P! A ful good as the first. 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Our | clothes are made of pure wool fabrics and so guaranteed. | Prices are reasonable, representing full value for your money. RICHARDS & SON, The Cottonwood Tailors | a CismelisinetsiiamtinitnsdapetgunesientsntinihanipsitlsbsiinUasipicciangudiaeesismageme tice te teal