Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, May 25, 1923, Page 2

wile REMEMBER = «| vat f When corned beef was eight cents a pound? be ~ ish And a suit was twelve bucks? i And doctors charged a dollar? And nobody ate baker's bread? And they gave spare ribs away? And nobody ever heard of pyorrhea? And there weren’t many telephones? And music lessons were only four bite? 5 And barber chairs were made of plush? ‘And the best shoes were only four dollars? And a family bragged if they had @ plano? And chiropodists were called corn doctors? And everybody. went home at noon for dinner? And you could get a tooth pulled’ for a quarter? With every order for Developing and Print- ing amounting to $1.00 or over, we will give. you one enlargement, size 8x10, Free. Fresh Film Always in Stock Turner Drug Store PRECSRIPTION DRUGGISTS SAYINGS ABOUT WOMEN “Words are women; men.”—Arabic. deeds are “Honest men marry soon, wise men | 4 never.”—Scotch, “4 man of straw !s worth a wom- an of gold."—French, - Tf n'man loses a woman and a far- thing.~—English, “There are only two good women in the world—one is déad and. the other t i can’t be found.’—German, DYING WORDS OF THE FAMOUS It is well.—Washington, Into Thy hands, 0 Lord, I commend my spirit.—Columbus, I would not change my joy for the empire, of the world.—Philip Sidney. Gentlenien of the jury, you will now consider: your’ ‘verdict—Lord’ Tenter- | den. , Oh Mberty, Uberty, how muny crimes | 2 are committed .in thy name !—Mme. \4 Roland, tenons seen nesssennssaees & tadiate, thing he will be sorry he lost the far | ‘OaPHED Mi SUNDAY MAY 27 Proud—yYes, proud we are to present the con- summating dramatic aiierenat of the truest of all screen artists, NORMA TALMADGE The word hails her as the first to reach perfec- tion in her art; acclaims Thr as the wonderful of that ascension. VF ed from Edgar Langdon Martin’s famous play. Magnificent on the stage, but on the screen an ab- solute revelation. That is “Smilin’ Through”. Throughout its eight won- drama, tragedy at times, and ever an appeal which Norma Talmadge alone can Elusive, tender, Seo ic overwhelming, her dra- 4 ma knows no bounds but those of the human heart- strings. UYTUS,, Through” the ' screen. her in it, One artiste only Surrq [noo majestically to You'll love 8 reels of love and Sun- shine, Also a 2 Reel Comedy and Episode No. 9 “THE TIMBER QUEEN” “The Horned Fury” The Cottonwood Band will give a street Concert in front of the Orpheum at 7:00 o'clock, before the Man is reminding you every day to change to summer underwear Your comfort and continued good health demands light weight knit-underwear at this season of the year You may need yours today, tomorrow, al- most any day Be Prepared All the newest styles are here; quality and prices to satisfy everyone Come for Yours Today Cottonwood Mercantile Co. Everything to Eat and Wear ‘And it was a scandal it you came showing of “Smilin’ Heath evince MAXIMS Through”. S I And it took a mile to drag away 8 “Lite ts circle of joy, and quarter's worth of cabbage? “eget ia 7 OULD INDUCE POTATOE| IN AND ABOUT THE CITY “aL ate THURSDAY, MAY 31 Ww CULTURE “~ STATISTICAL NOTES ~~ Tell the rut and lose your Carl BRIGHTEN UP, italian wie teri unm) Dang 9 Papering Redecorating _Calcimining 'watimates on “any tite 4 bay give réquest, SEE ME “a SAMPLES FOR Pathciaig" Laemmle presents A, E. Wade, former county Standing in your own light means a se friend. agent of Lewis county but of| total eclipse. Obregon has reduced the Mexican oe F . M recent years identified with the _ army ‘to 81,000 officers and men and Wine Improves with age; tas ayo Idaho See Seed company If you are going to forgive and for- will reduce it to 50,000, Woman with opportunity. Seuss essen eeaeeitt at Lewiston, isin the city tor a few days trying to interest a pupa of our tarmers in plant- ng potatoes on their summer- fallow land. Mr. Wade’s com- pany has some 400 sacks of pee potatoes of the Netted Gem variety in Craigmont and is willing to furnish this seed to the farmers on very liberal terms, Besides attending to the details of assisting in culling and grading the potatoes, secur- ing the services of the eaate she 4%; After counting all the hairs on the heade of the students, two Munich professors diacovered that men have fram 40,000 to 50,000 hairs on. their beads, while women, have from 60,000 to 70,000. Baldheaded and toothless he - came heae, and’ so? he Vegas derful reels runs romance, : | i : = The only reason why you can't get the best of some people is because they haven't any. THE WORLD’S PRODUCTS Egypt grows the finest cotton. mew Pd Every ‘farm family feeds three elty families in addition to itself. Census experts find that only 10,000,000 and || + & fraction of ‘the nation’s 41, works it re} ‘an ing Hour [: ers are [fdrmers, tf d gag are {f a ster gs” ig easter ig the creates textile pro- Odfdgun hus reaucta 0 i : 4 ate B rite ¢ armyT he ie tat aah AarRENY, Bpodtice we poll ag se } Spent ch tor “medl pe - Rrgnk it visions of ebidetiba undreams happines vmoccdoud rs at the laun {France manufactures tthe. most wihe. The widow may really be looking out for No. 1, even when she is look- ing out for No, 2. i You even can tell, Some people are’ 0g. las neg others are'not even eheer- 4) ful. wi: : a omg fon: Don’t step on’ the tax in yoy - RHE ‘be eventampered. Wise spoT TPR PETP MMB el a is.it the hour whe Mae x aoe nesnenne, ay q M : less the man who puts up a gogd . eeos| Bethhi Falla? why 2S Dg kicke A be behind W a a ¥ , [FOR § ae eS people is because they ml Ope she 4 ie painter ton of the nation's 41,000,000 a Ws are farmers, foresters and * nas 1 AM a et TH tor No, 2. ae re ever can tell. Some people arg Sers; others are not even cheey ners, ( Yalcimining astheactss on a ire you are well heeled before ny work gladly ing to st; ut @adue ta® given UPD} equest, “Abia step Divi & FOR Judge by Ta Vil €@ man who puts BJ a good ati PAY Hatt the painter — Many people many known how wisely chosen co ems safety of principa@Wvith i ote st. phi tlepoptice shanene én! a4 S| oz mien erirwe roy e ” cake Wan: YI WI ZABLE, KITCH Scat hag = LE IY W) * fii eo f hard a get, money, but no § mey work for them by iy Al investment, combini i red income return. Maext spring. ; i oe says that the low Sad fi + 1da- pees showing its pitec By ge- |larkelgis ‘thr puphputnd: HORT, COUCH ET T LEATHER is eta et cri: We offer you this opportunity in the purchase Di vide per nds paying 7 p. ee ates S_ (0.8 ’ Oe ice cream Po? They go where they get ke | | Thomas J. Maginn, of the Ida- ho County Free P: Press, eispay # Ville arrived here Friday, to Operate the linotype at the Ch Chronicle Office. He is assisting i}. while Mr. Medved is in Mont- ; ana. { Many people work hard to many known how to make money work for them b: wisely chosen conservative investment, combi es safety of principal with assured income return, ne Louis Maugg, the Grange- ville undertaker, was in town! Wednesday visiting relatives and friends. get money, but not A. A. Harrison is confiined to! his home with a severe attack | of. whamoatians asd ben We offer you this opportu it our electric stock at $ 100.00 ona ‘a purchane iat .The Idaho County _ District cent annual dividends. te al share, paying 7 per