Montpelier examiner., 1911-11-24

Have you noticed the window dis.
plays of electrical goods, roasting
pans for your turkey, foot warmers
oil stoves and Coles hot blast heaters
Get our prices on these goods, they
are always right ID. McLennan.
Before selecting Xmas presents fol
your family or friends, see the new
line OF elegant rockers, Morris chairs
yand all kinds of household goods al
the Nielsen Furniture Store. The
low prices as well as the high quality
of the goods will surprise you.
EJ At Paris last Monday Judge Grim
mitt united in marriage Mr. James
Winham and Miss Rosella Grunig,
both of Montpelier. The young
couple will reside in tIfis city and
they start on life's journey together
with hearty congratulations from a
host of friends
We buy our building paper, roofing
felt, blue plaster board, tar board and
carpet paper by the car load. You
don't need to send your money to
Sears, Roebuck d Co.-bring it to our
store and get better goods for less
mOney.--D. McLennan.
Idanha Lodge. Knights of Pythias,
will elect officers fer the ensuing
year at the regular meeting next
Tuesday night. There will be "a big
feed" after the close of lodge. All
members of Idanha lodge and all So
journing members of the order are
invited to be present.
We have the largest and best as
sortment of wall paper to select from.
In fact we have larger stock in one
section of our store, than all other
dealers in the county combined. We
are here to please and our prices are
always right.-D. McLennan.
The specialties at the picture show
are certainly making a big hit. Miss
Bessie Lambert, one of the smallest
tots that ever appeared before the
foot-lights in Montpelier, "brought
down the house" last Saturday and
Wednesday nights. AS one gentle-
man remarked, 'we could hardly see
the little Miss over the foot lights, but
her voice reached us ALL"
It's no use to cry over "spilled
milk Get sack of Yellowstone
Special next time
The famous Coles hot blast ranges
and heaters are still selling at a live
ly rate, because every one we sell
brings US another customer. We
have ten different styles of ranges
and heaters to select from. Remem-
ber, they are sold only by d. McLen-
nan.
The Women of Woodcraft will
hold an apron sale in the l. o. o. f.
hall on the afternoon and evening
eff Dec. 18th to which everybody is
invited There will be aprons of
every description, both dainty and
serviceable, and all at reasonable
prices. Light refreshments will be
served during the afternoon and
evening.
There will be dance at the pavil-
ion Thanksgiving night, Nov. 30 and
Manager Sutton authorizes the Ex-
aminer to announce that four cash
prizes will be given to the best dane
rs-two for gentlemen and two for
ladies. The contest for prizes will be
open to people from all sections of
the county. Tickets for the dance
will be 75 cents.
For the woolgrowers' convention at
Cokeville next Friday a modern she, p
camp wagon will be on exhibition i'm
the public square Ghruout the day
from which coffee and lunch will be
served to all who may wish to par
ticipate. THE ball and banquet in
the evening will be one of the big
events, and every sheepman attend
ing is expected to take his lady
Jasper Thorton died at his home in
Georgetown at on early hour yester-
day morning. Death was caused
from cancer of the throat. Deceased
was IS years of age last month He
was one of the pioneers of Cache
Valley, Utah. He came TO George
town about ~ years ago and has
resided there ever since. His wife,
two sons and three daughters survive
him. His funeral services are being
held at the Georgetown meeting house
this afternoon. ----=---
On Wednesday evening, Nov Is
the Misses Martha Lockman and
Marietta Sarbach gave bundle show