Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, September 28, 1923, Page 8

COUNTY SEAT NEWS ITEMS, Mrs. Elta M. Arnold, county superintendent of schools, left Tuesday for Elk City and Red river, where she will visit schools School in the newly-created Red River district, was opened Mon~ day. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Wikoff, of Grangeville, have leased the Whitebird hotel from Judge F. Z. Taylor, and took charge of the hostelry Sunday, removing from Grangeville to Whitebird. Mrs. Stella Stone, lately of Vancouver, B. C., is arranging to open a beauty parlor in the Solt- man Style shop. Equipment for the parlor is now being installed, and on Monday the parlor will be open to the public. Sam Jones, who has been visiting friends and relatives in the Salmon river country and in Grangeville, departed Monday for Los Angeles, where he is en- gaged in the restaurant busi- ness, and is meeting with much success. Mr. Jones’ restaurant is located on Hill street in the downtown section of the city. Hazing of freshmen in Grange ville high school came to an abrupt end when a sophomore was taken before Probate Judge W. L. Campbell, last Friday, and after having been given a hear- ing, was found guilty of assault, and was found $10 and costs. The fine and costs were suspend- ed on good behavior of the youth. A large number of Grangeville residents plan to attend Pioneers day at Lewiston, Thursday, if the weather continues favorable. Many of the earliest pioneers of of this section live here and are anxious to join in the reunion at Lewiston. A partial list follows: Sidney A. Brown, Belle J. Dor. man, George G. Fenn, Joseph Himmelspeck, Mart S. Martin, Frank McGrane, Aaron F. Par- ker and Mrs. A. F. Parker, REPARING BUILDING, Henry M. Freeman and Bob Freeman of Colfax, Wash., own- ers of the Leggett Mercantile Co., store building, arrived in town Thursday evening and are today repairing the roof of the building. Other improvements are also being made and it is very probable that the building will also be repainted. “You May be Old’ But We Can Fit You Fall 1923 MANY A MAN IS WELL DRESSED, NOT BE- CAUSE HE PAYS FANCY PRICES FOR HIS CLOTHES, BUT RATHER BECAUSE HE DOES HIS THINKING BEFORE HE BUYS—AND NOT AFTERWARDS. i Terra Dermalax THE FAMOUS ENGLISH BEAUTY CLAY, A NEW COMPLECTION IN 40 MINUTES. PRICE $1.00. Seleadeateeateadsseetedeae eee BPO OOS oedeadeadendeeteteatentendeede ce teateate steed dead eae testeaec eh eee Mineralava THE FASHIONABLE TREATMENT FOR_ SAG- GING MUSCLES, LINES, WRINKLES, AND COM- PLECTION BLEMISHES. PRICE $2.00. Edna Wallace Hooper Youth Clay THE WHTE BEAUTY CLAY. PRICE $1.00 Se eo i ey MAYER BROS. CHICAGO BEFORE YOU PURCHASE YOUR FALL AND WINTER OVERCOAT, HAT, TOGGERY OR ANY OTHER OUTFITTING— WE HAVE ALL THREE IN OUR STOCK ‘Turner Drug Store PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST SIR, YOU OWE IT OT YOUR SELF TO IN- VESTIGATE OUR LINES, Our New Fall Overcoats and Mackinaws are here in latest styles and patterns MetHeeet Spee geedeedeteceteaeapeetedeetetetectectratetatetetetetetetetetetetecestetentetetedeteteey SSS] Two Tons of melons. Your choice 25c, 5 for $1.00 Os steetet Peeeeeoeeeet Cottonwood Mercantile Co. Everything to Eat and Wear Kendall’s Konfectionery Read our want ads. — reer “ JOHN REILAND CONTRACTOR & BUILDER Estimates furnished om aa: class of Work. Repairing promptly done. POPP POS OOD FOR OVER 40 YEARS HALL’S CATARRH MEDICIND has been used successfully in the treatment of Catarrh, HALL’S CATARRH MEDICINE con- sists of an Ointment which Quickly Relieves by local application, and the Internal Medicine, a Tonic, which acts through the Bload on the Mucous Sur- faces, thus reducing the inflammation. Sold by all druggists. ¥F. J. Cheney & Co,, Toledo, Ohio. etter At the Orpheum SATURDAY, SEPT. 29 will bring to the Orpheum . the greatest baseball story ever screened, by Wm. S. McNutt : TRIFLING WITH HONOR with a brilliant cast featur- ing ROCKLIFFE FELLOWS BUDDY MESSINGER FRITZI RIDGEWAY 1AYDEN STEVENSON The story of a great base- ball king. <A drama of a man’s honor and a woman’s love. If you like clean pictures, true portrayals of human emotions, let nothing stop you from seeing this drama with a whirlwind finish. 8 great reels you'll talk about for weeks. Also Round 5 of (a) (mi); ROADS BUILT OF PLATINUM bs Buy Your Fall Needs in All Wool Clothing Early WE HAVE THEM Precious Metal, From Ruins of Eleo tric Light Bulb Factory, Used in Highways, deteeteetes Hee oe Geluhausen, a sleepy town in a quiet German valley, has become a veritable treasure chest. Some time ago a large electric light bulb factory there was burned down. The ruins of the building were used to build roads. In the course of time the price of platinum, a constituent used in the manufacture of the bulbs, rose beyond the dreams of avarice. It then oc- curred to someone to dig in the roads for specks of the precious metal which might have been melted by the fire and left in the ruins, Presently the roadway was full of diggers, some of whom earned as much as 80,000 marks a day by sell- ing platinum specks they unearthed. The owners of the bulb factory tore down the new building taey had erected, and, by searching In the ruins of the old, found enough platinum to pay for tearing down and rebuilding their factory and to pay a handsome profjt in addition. seeteebondondondontontestoateeteeteatestestontentonioniosien et “s Sestondeeeedeesendeatestonte gente endonteetentoateetentecteeteat FELIX MARTZEN Secretary Treasurer COTTONWOOD N. F. L. A. If it is a loan you want we can accommodate you. 5% per cent for farm loans, ‘ Insurance in the Northwest- ern Mutual.—the policy holders company with a clean record and insurance at cost. The less fire the less cost, The more fires the more cost. Every policy holder can cut x down cost in a mutual by care- % fullness and fire prevention. 4 See a ak a te a ee x aaetoeseetoes Mebane = reed Steesessostostontorsenteey et Sento eeteeonteeteateeteateete ete Trae etoteteserteteetet Indian Music All Vocal. The music of the American Indians is solely and simply vocal. It seems to be generally agreed by musical au- thoritles that the Indians’ songs have in them nothing borrowed from instru- ments, nothing of artificial instigation. An Indian melody never serves two sets of words. There is no instance, edosteetodtestontontoatestodt ’ a Aetecectoctods Seshentesheetesteatesteateeteetpeteeteienpeatostontontentestestestees ts OVERCOATS IN LIGHT, MEDIUM AND DARK COLORS—ALL WOOL MACKINAWS IN STRIPED AND PLAIN COLORS—ALL WOOL FOR MEN AND BOYS STAG SHIRTS, STRIPED, DOUBLE BACK AND SLEEVE LEATHER VESTS, SHEEP SKIN LINED, HEAVY DUCK, CORDUROY FLANNEL SHIRTS, WARM SHIRTS FOR WINTER WEAR. Prices from $2.35, $2.95 up to $5.75 plain materials as well as fancy plads. Heavy MEN’S READY TO WEAR SUITS IN STOCK. We also have the Interna- tional and the Ed V. Price lines for you to take your choice in tailored suits. WE HAVE OUR RUBBERS FOR WINTER IN. WE ARE PREPARED TO FIT YOU FOR WINTER. HOOD BRAND—NOTHING BETTER. FALL LINE OF SWEATERS FROM $2.35 TO $8.50 J. V. Baker & Son Where Quality and Prices Meet it appears, where the people have sung the different stanzas of a ballad to the same air. A large proportion of Indian songs are entirely without words at all, syllables being employed to carry the tones. Perhaps the most striking peculiarity of Indian music is the lack of definite pitch. ‘The In- dian begins his song where the nat- ural quality of his voice and his mood at the time render it easiest for him to sing It. The pitch of the song de- pends upon the individual.—Washing- ton Star. Professional Bridesmaid. “See that girl?’ asked Brown. “Yes, I see her. What about her?” returned Jones, “That girl has been a bridesmaid at more than 200 weddings,” said Brown, “Gosh, she must keep her father poor. The one time my daughter was a bridesmaid, what with flowers, trin- kets and flummery, it cost me 300 plunks.” “It has never cost this girl’s father a cent,” insisted Brown, ~ “Spring the solution. to get It.” “Tt Is simple enough. She is an as- sistant In the office of the marriage linense clerk" I don't begin The Nineteenth Hole, A merchant and a parson played golf together, and the parson, nearly always beaten, was growing gloomy. “Never mind, father,” comforted the merchant, “one of these days you'll be preaching my funeral ser- mon and then you can take your re- venge.” “And at that it will be your hole!” came the retort morose.—Wayside Tales. Glycerine Mixture Prevents Appendicitis Simple glycerine, buckthorn bark, ete., as mixed in Adlerika is excellent to guard against ap- pendicitis. Most medicines act orlly on lower bowel but Adlerika acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel and removes all gasses and poisons. Brings out matter you never thought was in your system. | Helps any case gas on the stomach in TEN minutes. P , druggist. epee % Seteetenteteedete rests te Sotorsoioasogonteetoatoetontestoatpeteatedtoniodtonte 2 a aa a “The Leather Pushers” and a Comedy “THE GODMOTHER” SUNDAY, SEPT. 30 Whitman Bennett pre- sents his personally super vised production with a strong cast of favor- ite players. “SALVATION. NELL” A picture that is a 100 per cent entertainment that will fascinate you thru 7 reels of the finest drama First National has offered you in weeks. You will enjoy it im- mensely and will go away feeling more satisfied with yourself and the world for having seen it. Comedy “THE DUMB WAITER” POOP OOS POSES OC OOo >OOGE Seton reteset So ehondente ee edonteeeatonteetoetenteates < Se ea ea ei ee ee ee Hetete ah ee ae