Montpelier examiner., 1911-12-08

taken position as stenograpner at
the G. w. & NJ. Co., succeeding Miss
Evelyn Myers, who has been with
the company for some months past.
Miss Myers will leave about the first
of January for her home in Cleve-
land, Ohio. .-s-4-
Sec few Of our specialties in our
show windows. Don't they look
swell? They are the genuine stuff,
TOO. Make your husband, your wife,
your brother, your sister or you sweet
heart present that they will appre-
eiate.--D. McLennan. n.---------~
Mrs. VIM. Gottstein of Seattle.
sister in-law of Mrs. Nose Lewis,
visited in the city yesterday. She
was en- route to Philadelphia as a
delegate from the Pacific coast to the
council of Jewish women of the
United States, which will be held in
the Quaker City in the near future.
One fourth off on all furs, now is
the time to make yonr wife present
for Christmas that she will appreci-
-ate.-The Golden Rule store.
A very pleasant time was spent at
the home of Mr.. Thes. Stephens last
Monday evening, by some twenty OF
the members of the Mutual associa-
tion. The affair was arranged in
honor of Mrs. Stephens, the retiring
president of the association. After
several hours spent in social way,
refreshments were served. .-.---y
n Before selecting Xmas presents for
your family or friends, see the new
line of elegant rockers, Morris chairs
and all kinds of household goods at
the Nielsen Furniture Store. The
low prices rs well as the high quality
of the goods will surprise you.
DIR. G. F. Ashley of Paris, has rent
ed suite of rooms on the second
floor OF the Bank of Montpelier build
ing and will move here next week to
engage in the practice of his profess
sion. DR. A. G. Cooper, who has been
! connected with the L. ID. s. hospital
ut Salt Lake for some time, has be-
come associated with DIR. Ashley and
will be located at Paris.
With your upselfisb friend, your
photo made upih our>6eat styles will
give great Chribtpas joy--and you as
well-The Rinkf1art studio.
Wednesday evening Thos. Enos re-
ceived a telegram from Denver, con-
veying the sad and unexpected news
of the death of his father Truely,
misfortune never comes singly, and
this sad news coming so soon after
Mr.. Enos' financial trouble, brought
almost unbearable grief to Mr. Enos
and his wife. Mr.. Enos left for Den
yer yesterday morning to attend the
funeral.
We buy our building paper, roofing
felt, blue plasteEboaDd, tar board anc
carpet paper byi tbe car load. Yo,
don't need to send your money t.
Sears, Roebuok & Co.-bring it to on
store and get better goods for les
money.-D. McLennan.
The Examiner is indebted to j. J
: Taylor for one of the new maps o
Bear Lake county, which has jus
been issued by the u. S. Geological
survey. The map shows every wap
on road, creek and the location o
every farm house in the county. Th.
elevation is also noted of every towi
and other important points. 1t is /
fine piece of work from a typographi
cal view point, and withal a valuabl,
map. Copies can be secured by send
ing cents to George Otis Smith, di
rector of the U. s. Geological surve,
at Washington, d. G.
Cash paid for gil kinds o.
) grain. Rolled feed always On
hand. IL 10 the cheapest ane
beat for stodk.-Leverich ware
: house. Montpelier.
i High est prices paid for furs ant
hides. Good, choice musk rat hloe
:. 30 to SO cents, good mink as high a
~. The Fair Store. Sam L. Lewis
Clarence Wright and We're Phelp
were recently enrolled in the Scran
ton schools. The former will stud,
commercial work and the latter tele
phone engineering. James Jensel
will continue his Scranton course
by heavy extension work of a corres
pondence nature in the University G
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