Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-06-16

away since last December doing post
graduate work in the Los Angeles
county hospital and the l.. ID. 8. hos
pital in Salt Lake. viii return to Par
Is today and resume the practice OF
his profession.
Did you ever taste better bread
than the Royal Bakery Is turning out
these days? It is made from Turkey
Red Flour.
The Second ward choir. assisted by
local talent. will give a musical en-
tertainment this Friday evening In
the new auditorium OF the meeting
house. A good program has been
prepared. The admission will be 10
and rs cents.
On account Of the cold spring but
few low cut shoes have been worn.
II you buy yours now you can still
get your moneys worth this season
because =. L. Bnrgoyne & Sons are
selling them at discount.
Last week we stated that Oakley
& Call were carrying passengers from
Montpelier to Alton and return for
~. That was an error as the fare
is "a each way.
Let us figure on any cement work
that you are going to have done this
season. We make a speciality OF
cement walks. All work guaranteed
and prices are right.-Alfred Blaser,
Phone 254-i.
Remember, Montpelier is going to
celebrate the Fourth in glorious
style.
Mrs. A. J. Kelly writes to have the
address Of her paper changed from
Bliss to Lava Hot Springs, saying
that she will be located there for the
summer.
1t is the light colored shoes that
Dame Fashion is particular about
rather than the hose as stated in
last weeks issue over the name OF
E. L. Burgoyne & Sons.
The second installment OF taxes
will become delinquent the first Mon
day in July. 1t will be we'll for ev-
eryone to bear in mind that no mo-
tees are sent to the taxpayers by the
county as to the payment OF the sec
ond installment.
The most stylish line OF slippers
for ladies, misses and children at H.
B. Whitman's. No high prices on
our shoes, but goods that wear and
look well.
Last Tuesday afternoon fire, which
originated from an unknown cause
badly damaged a small building in
the rear Of the Cruikshank block,
which was used by Chris sorensen as
carpenter shop. All of Mr.. soren-
sens tools were burned, which means
loss to him Of about $3.50.
We will never quit talking to you
about our mems and boys shirts.
The subject is inexhaustablle. We
have shirts for every occasion.-E.
L. Burgoyne 3 Sons.
The water superintendent wishes
to call attention Of water patrons TO
the ordinances prohibiting the use
of hose without nozzles. prohibiting
the running of water all night and re-
quiring all hydrants to be shut off
when the fire alarm is sounded. Per-
sons violating these ordinances will
be subject to arrest.
If you want new suit for the 4th
of july call and see the beautiful new
line of samples. Good fit guaran-
teed-Fred Seller, opposite First Ma
tionaI bank.
Rev. F. Nj. Johnson and wife left
yesterday for Los Angeles, CAL,
where Mr.. Johnson went as a dele
gate to the shriner's convention
which meets in that city during the
week OF June II. No church services
will be held at St. Andrews church
during his absence but Sunday school
will be held as usual The regular
morning service win be held the first
Sunday in July.
See those bargain tables at H. B.
Whitman's. On them you will find
chiidren's shoes, summer underwear,
overalIs, shirts. ladies' waists, hose
and lots of other items. Call and
see them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo Haggerty came
over from Alton last Sunday and left
Wednesday morning in their car for
Salt Lake, where Elmo went TO con-
suit with the L. d. s. hospital sur
geons regarding his jaw which was
broken in an auto accident last fall.
It has been causing him little trou-
BILE Of late. They were accompanied
by Miss Constance Mcintosh.
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