Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-02-21

Big safe On white goods and em-
breiderics 10 make room for spring
.eaasis. Brennan 4 Davis 49tf
Fer sale Baby chicks ten cents
area. from white leIhurns order~
i1r carly chicks must be sent IT nuc
SURF to please Nephi A skinner,
<ounan. Idaho *
just received big line of new
spring suits and they viii be sold
at bargain prices. The Golden
Rule Store.
The Womens' Missionary Society
Of the Presbyterian church will meet
TITS afternoon at the home OF Mrs,
Harris. An interesting program has
been prepared W. hope every
woman viii d. present. Committee
for the social half hear, Mrs. Harris,
Mrs. Jobson aud Mrs. keiger.
The dance given by the first and
second wards on "Wednesday evening
In the pavilion was very largely At
tended ana proved great success,
both socially and financially The
proceeds will be divided equally and
sent to the seven missionaries who
are new in mission fields, but whose
homes are Ia this city.
Judge and Mrs. Cough and Miss
Leila returned from their trip To Cal
ifornia Wednesday. They report
fine time while away. Judge Cough
says that southern California is
crowded with tourists and II Is dill
cult to get apartments in any nt the
coast towns. He also says there are
great numbers of Idaho people visit
ing in that section.
A. L. Chiffon, 0ptometrist aud OPP
tioian will move his headquarters 60
Pocatcllo, March lat, but will make
this locality once month on the fol-
lowing dates: Montpelier the third
Monday of every month beginning
March 18th, and remain four days,
office over Modern Drug Co, Paris,
at DEMO Hotel the following Friday
and Saturday. 2tI
a. L. Chiffon, Optometrist and op
tician will move his headquarters to
Pocatello, March LIST, but will make
this locality once a month on the fol-
lowing dates: Montpelier the third
Monday Of every month beginning
March 18th, and remain four days,
Office over Modern Drug Go. Paris,
at DEMO Hotel the following Friday
and Saturday. 2t
Robert Hunter, who has been hold
ing down the job Of travelling engi.
neer for some time past, has resigned
and Engineer Lloyd has succeeded
him. Mr. Lloyd comes from the
third district where he has been ira
yelling engineer for several years past
His new jurisdiction extends over
the first and second districts Mr..
Hunter will for time take the posi-
tion OF inspector of trains coming OH
the u. = at Granger.
e. f. Thomas of Omaha, interested
In the development Of the properties
OF the United States Coal Co, WAS a
visitor In Kemmerer last week nn
business connected with the camp AZ
Gonfoy, where preparations for ship
ment are now being made and which
mines will be working ON II temper
airy basis next week The railroad
tracks have been completed under
the tipple now and several cars Of
coal have already been shipped. =
Kemmerer Camera
The greatest fall business and the
greatest January business In our
history has left hundreds Of short
lengths 81 dress goods ranging from
yards to 5 yards each. To make
room for the spring dress goods now
demanding space we have marked
these remnants at prices that will
clean them mp quick. Prices TINT
assure positive savings 20 You Of
half and more. The weaves include
aerges, panamas, albatros, henrietta,
zibelines, fancy silks, ginghams, cal
ieos. percales, lawns, etc, etc, In all
colors and lengths. The Fair Store
] Sam L. Lewis.