Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-10-27
Wall paper at vlncent's.

! Nj. B. Cherry spent a couple of
days this week in Idaho Falls on
business in connection with the c.
w. & NJ Co.
When buying a kitchen cabinet al
ways get the standard make The
Hoosier cabinet heads the list. Sold
only by the Vincent Furniture Co.
Special prices on the Hoosier line.
Mrs. Edwin Toomer and Miss
Verda Toomer went to Salt Lake last
Monday for a weeks visit with rela-
tives.
Save time and trouble Let our
man measure your floors for limo
leum and lay 1t for you, without any
additional expense to Nielsen
Furniture Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Blalock of Po-
catello visited couple of days this
week with her cousin, Miss Jeanette
Hunter.
Pants free with every order for
one suit. Come in and get them
at Fred Sellers tailor shop, opposite
First National bank.
Tomorrow the Examiner force will
begin the printing of the ballots for
the election on Nov. 7th. The official
ballot appears elsewhere in this rs
sue. The voters should look Ii over
carefully SO that they may be able
to vote intelligently.
C. r. Slusser of Denver spent sew
eral days here the past week, talk
ing over a mining proposition with
some of our local men. Mr.. Slusser
it will be remembered, was formerly
connected with the old Bear Lake
Electric Light Co.
An automobile show will be held
in Pocatello from Oct. 81 to Nov. 4.
In addition to the big display of au-
tos, the people OF Pocatello are ar
ranging for plenty of amusement
during the five days, consisting of
band concerts, high class vaudeville
at the picture houses and dances.
Last Tuesday Edgar strapper. the
western representative of the Union
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Port
land, Maine. presented to Mrs. J@
seph Rasmussen a check for So $685.
70, in payment of policy which the
late Mr.. Rasmussen held in that
company.
We sold 25S of the celebrated
Coles hot blast ranges and Is heat
ers during the demonstration last
week. Why shouldn't we? They are
the best range and heater made and
are the greatest fuel savers, which
makes them the cheapest.-Burrell
& Thiel.
Last Wednesday evening Mrs.
Thornton Young of Bern underwent
a Caesarian operation at the Mont
pelier hospital, and was delivered OF
a healthy son. The mother and son
are doing nicely. The operation was
performed by Drs. Ashley, Hoffman
and Moore.
Mems heavy fleeced winter union
suits at 65 cents each. Our line of
wool and cotton blankets Is COM
plete and we are selling them at last
years prices. Call and see us before
You buy any of these goods as we can
save you money on them.-H B.
Whitman.
Elsewhere in this issue we publish
brief portion of the story OF an
American girl who was outraged by
Zapata in Mexico. Every woman
should read II and then ask herself
II she can indorse such outrages by
casting a vote for Wilson. It is an
undisputed fact that the presidents
weak and "watehful waiting" policy
is largely responsible for the inhu-
man treatment that American wo-
men In Mexico have had to undergo
during the past three years, and II
Wilson is reelected American women
In Mexico IN any are left therel
will continue to be subjects of these
brutal attacks. simply because the
Mexieans know that the United
States viii not protect It's citizens in
foreign lands