Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, October 5, 1923, Page 3

In The Neighborhood Interesting Items Taken From our Exchange List SHERIFF ON THE JOB. Sherig Eller put in an appear- ance Wednesday evening and re- mained until late Friday night. It was a noteworthy fact that a practically total absence of moonshine was the result. Act- ing in conjunction with loca) officers the sheriff made it known that booze was taboo and the diligence in keeping moonshine management of the fair is deep. ly appreciative of the officers’ out of town.—Kooskia Moun, taincer. BUYS COTTONWOOD HOTEL. O. L. Gleason, son-in-law of at- torney F. FE. Smith, closed a deal the first of the week whereby he took imntediate possession of the Cottonwood Hotel at Cotton- wood, the thriving little village. Mr. Gleason is known to many here, his wife and children hav- ing made an extended visit here a year ago. He is an experien¢- ed hotel man and his success at Cottonwood is assured. The hotel is a good property contain- ing 44 rooms, furnace heat and hot and cold water. F. E. Smith was in Cottonwood Sunday and Monday and handled the legal! end of the deal.—Orofino Tri- bune. GENESEE WOMAN DIES. Mrs. Frances Ebel, a resident of the Genesee section since 1887 passed away at 6 o’clock Wednes- day morning, September 26, of apoplexy at the ripe old age of 78 years and 12 days Frances Wilhelm was born at Potsdam, Germany, September 24, 1845, and came to America July 1, 1887, coming direct to Genesee, where -her husband, Chas, Ebel, had preceded her, he having come to America in 1876 and came to Genesee in 1879 set- tling on the ranch north of town which has since been owned and farmed by the Ebel family and where Mrs. Ebel had resided all these ye —Genesee News, MRS. HEITFELD PASSES, Mrs. Henry Heitfeld died Wed- nesday ev ng at 6 o’clock at) the St. Joseph hospital from a series of hemorrhages that weakened the heart. Mrs. Heitfeld was a pioneer of the Lewiston country, having re~ sided here since 1878. She is survived by her husband, who served Idaho for six years as U. S. senator; three sons, Stephen, and Walter of Wallace and Louis of Lewiston; two daughters, Elaine of Lewiston and Marie, Sister Rodriguez of Green services were held last (Friday) morning in St. Stanislaus Catholic church and burial was made in Lewiston cemetery. , On September 9 a reunion of the Heitfeld family was held and | all of the children were present, —Lewiston Banner. THE STATE HIGHWAY. We understand the village clerk has secured all rights-of- ways over lots and lands from Odd Fellows’ hall to the railroad track and beyond, on which the changed highway is to traverse, | ‘All is held in readiness for the state engineer to give the word to go ahead and grade. In case the grading is not complete when Rostell Bros., finished the rocking to the canyon and the Main street to the hall, the rock will he hauled and piled up along side of the survey and will have to be put on later. The money for the completion of this work is on hand, and the citizens gen- erally are anxious that as much} as possible of the work will be| done this fall. As for the con- crete work under the track, it is | hardly probable that it. will be} tackled before early spring. Someone has told us that one covering of rock extends to the} canyon bridge. Another party told us that Manager Price, ot} the Construction Company, was} gathering horses and men to do | the grading from the hall to the| railroad track and beyond, so the} rock could be placed this fall. | —Ferdinand Enterprise. | | LIVING IS COSTLY. Harland Moser writes us to address his Herald to 409 Woolly | Apartments, Pocatello, Idaho,| where he and his family are now located. Continuing, he gives us the foliowing interesting in- formation which we take the liberty of passing on to our read- ers: “We are very comfortably lo. cated here, but must say that while I have heard Nezpercers say that they lived in the highest priced town in the world, they should take a try at Pocatelio. Rents are plumb out of sight, and clothing and groceries are worse. Yes, there’s higher priced merchants than our friends in Nezperce. And Pocatello its clos- er to the eastern markets too. We had a very enjoyable trip coming down. The North and South Highway is certainly a wonderful trip. A short dis- tance between Riggins and Round Valley is not completed, and is pretty rough in spots but taken as a whole, it’s not as bad as reports will have it. We did not have a single detour the full trip, and would advise anyone coming to Boise to take the North and South Highway. “Say hello to our friends and tell them that we would like to take them by the hand in the good old fashioned way, like they know how to do it on the Nepperce Prairie.’”” —-Nezperce Herald. MUST RE-VOTE BONDS. The road program for Clear~ water highway district, which has been moving along nicely for some time and which includes such improvements which wil) bring added prosperity to the entire Clearwater section and ad- jacent territory had a monkey wrench thrown into its cogs the past week which caused things to pop “right smart” around these parts when the company who were negotiating for the purchase of the bonds, conveyed the startling news to our High- way Commissioners that, owing to a clerical error in the call for the election, at which the bonds were voted, the present issue of bonds were illegal and it would require calling of another bond election and the re-passage of the issue. _ Owing to the fact that the Bureau of Public Roads of the Federal Government have set up approximately $85,000 to match the local issue of $35,000 and that plans were well on the way for speedy action on the Stites- Harpster road, the failure of this bond issue at this time might be a serious matter, and consternation reigned among the citizens of Stites for a few hours after the reception of the news. But on serious second thought and after taking a careful can- vas of the vote in the highway district it was easily seen that the re-issuance of the bonds would be only a question of the number of days it would take to call the election and re-vote the bonds, as the sentiment in favor of the good-roads program is much more pronounced now than at any time in the history of this section.—Stites Enterprise, es se a Re es se ed $ DR. J. E. REWLY ¢ $ Dentist $ Office, Nuxoll Block ~ z Both Phones $ Le a ee ee ee te ee te te te ted Seedeteedeetedeetecnateeeteeateetes a ae DR. J. D. SHINNICK Physician and Surgeon Office over Cottonwood St. Bk. Dosocachensacesdeubesesent *SeeSreSeeteaiv ode eSoegonconsonteasontestoeteaieatonseeseete DR. WESLEY F. ORR Physician and Surgeon Office in Simon Bldg. Both Phones eaecreaeetentecdectrateatenteeteatestiedesteteadentete ceed So so a ee i ee ee ee te DR. C. SOMMER Graduate License VETERINARIAN #-Deputy State Veterinarian $ Residence North end of town z Both Phones z SHOE DPE ETH 3 LOSO er oee KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Cottonwood Council, 1389 Meets the first and third Vednesday of each month, Visiting knights welcomed George Terhaar, G. K. Barney Seubert, F. S. LEAPED IP OOPS 3, ante oH STH Try an ad in our want column. They bring big results. i GAAS Next Thursday, Friday and Saturday | ; October 11, 12, 13, 1923 ; What is a One-Cent Sale? Complexion Cream is 60c. You buy a jar at this price and by paying 1c more, or 61c, you get two jars. Every article in this sale is a high-class standard piece of merchandise, just the same as we sell you every day at regular prices and have sold you for vears, A New Way of Advertising sell you a full-size package of high standard merchandise for lc. spent if the goods please you. SF Sea ear e fiat fle fi It is a sale where you buy an item at the regular price—then another item of the same kind for 1c. As an illustration: ‘The standard price of Arbutus This sale was developed by the United Drug Co. as an advertising plan. Rather than spend large sums of money in other ways to convince you of the merit of these goods, they are spending it on this sale in permitting us to It costs money to get customers. The loss taken on this sale will be well BOUQUET RAMEE FACE POWDER LEMON COCOA BUTTER SKIN CREAM JONTEEL SOAP An exceptionally high-grade complex- ion powder. Adhers to the skin. Contains a bouquet of rose, jasmine, heliotrope, and lilac odors. Comes in three tints. STANDARD PRICE ONE BOX $1.00 THIS SALE TWO BOXES $1.01 Equal in appearance and saety to many of the finest imported toilet soaps. Made from purest materials, milled by the French process, Gives a free bland lather. | Wonderfully fragrant with the famous Jonteel perfume. A real tissue builder and skin beautifier. i Restores vigor to the muscles, vitality to Standard Price One Cake ... QUALITY TOOTH BRUSHES the tissues, elasticity to the skin. Helps to THIS SALE TWO CAKES eradicate tan and freckles, TU Standard Price One Jar .. 60 REXALL SHAVING CREAM . THIS SALE TWO JARS ..61e Lemon Cocoa Butter Lotion Mildly antiseptic. Soothing and benefi- cial for the treatment of chafiing, windburn and ps. An excellent skin bleach. Not greas Adult’s size. Assorted Styles. Good Standard Price One Bottle .. : si Quality White Bristles. THIS SALE TWO BOTTLE “6 Standard Price Each.... --t...50€ a NU a uA mem reaver tani THIS SALE TWO FOR ble CASCADE LINEN PAPER One pound in a package. Standard price 50c TOILET GOODS THIS SALE TWO POUNDS .......0.0.0....,...51e 85c Anticeptic Tooth Powder.... 2 for 36c¢ 60¢c Arbutus Complexion Cream 2 for 61lc MAXIMUM HOT WATER BOTTLE $1.00 Bay Rum, 16 oz. ...2 for $1.01 Produces a thick creamy lather. Will 50c Bouquet Ramee Tale 2 for 5le stand up on your face thruout the shave. 25¢ Gentlemen’s Talcum ....2 for Z6ce Standard Price One Tube ...... $t Harmony Toilet Water 8 oz. 2 for 1.01 THIS SALE TWO TUBES 50¢ Harmony Quinine Hair Ton. 2 for 5le 60c Harmony Cocoanut Oil for Shampoo ................. ccsaes te eae 50c Jonteel Talc. 5 1-2 oz ..2 for 25e Medicated Skin Soap . 25c Midi Taleum .............. 85c Rexall Shaving Lotion 15¢ Rexall Toilet Soap . 25c Rexall Tooth Paste FOOD ITMES 50e Guths wrapped carmels. $1.25 Olive Oil, 12 1-2 oz. 35¢ bottle of Vanilla Ext: 40¢ bottle of Lemon Extract 30 Cocoa . MANY OTHER ITEMS NOT LISTED A high quality bottle. Molded all in one STATIONERY, HOUSEHOLD NEEDS piece and guaranteed for one year. Standard Price for One Bottle THIS SALE TWO BOTTLES ... Maximum Fountain Syringes are of the same quality, carry the same guarantee, sell regularly at $2.50 each and are offered on this sale at ....Two for $2.51 pgs ydrogen erox ide KLENZO DENTAL CREAM Antiseptic, Deodorant, “Cleansing The LeClaire Stationery * 2 for T6c ence eee ° 3.50 Signet Pen . .2 for $3. sore throat and tonsilitis, cuts, wounds, 4 Benet Pancili. "2 for $3.51 boils, ulcers, ete. and for bleaching the on sonal 15c Writing Tablet, note size ....2 for 16¢ Skin an: alls. 50c Maximum Pocket Comb ....2 for 5le Standard Price, 4 oz Bottle 25 Tbe Victoria Ladies’ Comb 2 for 76c¢ THIS SALE TWO BOTTLES..............26¢ ibe Firstaid Zine Oxide Adhesive Standard Prize, 10 oz. Bottle ... 50¢ Plaster, 1 inch by 1 yard.... 2 for 16¢ THIS SALE TWO BOTTLES Ble corti Dk a TEL! 9 OTHER PURETEST PRODUCTS BRUSHES AND SUNDRIES 25¢ Aspirin Tablets (24’s) 2 for 26c $1.50 Hair Brushes (assorted) 2,for $1.51 25¢ Borie Acid, 4 oz. -2 for 26 "i x 1c Goodform Hair Net ............2 for 16 50c Castor Oil ......... ves 2 for 5le Cleans and whitens the teeth. Hardens 15¢ Jonteel Velour Powder Puff 2 for 16¢ 25¢ Cream of Tartar, 2 oz. ........2 for 26 the gums. Removes tartar. Does not 25¢ Jonteel Wool Powder Puff 2 for 26¢ 50c Cascara Aromatic, 4 oz. ....2 for 51e seratch the teeth. You can have beautiful 25e Nail File ...... 2 for 26¢ 15c Epson Salt : ..2 for 16c teeth by using Klenzo. $1.25 Shaving Brush . 2 for $1.26 25e Rochelle Salt .....................0. 2 for 26c Standard Price One Tube es 15c Wash Cloth .... ... 2 for 16¢ 25c Tincture Iodine 2 for 26c THIS SALE TWO TUBES .. $1.35 Scout Flashligh . 2 for $1.36 MANY OTHER ITEMS NOT LISTED MANY OTHER ITEMS NOT LISTED MANY OTHER ITEMS NOT LISTED THE REXALL STORE C. O. Perrenoud, Prescription Druggist Ter er ens euch lai ep apape pep epee en Sey it