Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-12-28

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Rev. J. f. Baker. District SupertA-
tendent OF PoeatellO district. wal
preach at the NJ. &. church here next
Sunday, Dec. 80. at IL q. m. and 7:3o
p. m. Lords Supper az =. N. ser
vice.
IL you appreciate bargains you viii
certainly be glad OF the opportunity
to get reduced prices on many things \
you doubtless need.-Nielsen Furni~
ture company.
The Women's Committee of the
National Defense will give q dance at
the pavilion on New Years afternoon,
beginning at o'clock. A general ad-
mission OF is cents will be charged,
and the public is cordially invited.
or the Montpelier teachers who are
spending the vacation away from
here. Miss Smith is in Salt Lake and
Miss Hirsch is in Idaho Falls. Thel
Misses Gillard spent several days In
Salt Lake.
To close out the remainder of our
ladies' winter hats you can have your
choice for % cents each; former
prices 81 TO $5; all this seasons
styles.-The Fair Store, Sam L.I.ewis.
Hawley- Bagley. who Is attending
the law department of the University
of Utah. is at-home for the holidays,
X new son registered at the home
of w. H. Murray of this city last Fri
day.
The parent-teachers' association
will meet in the high school auditori-
UNI Monday evening, Jan. T. A good
program is being prepared and all
who are interested in school work
are cordially invited TO attend.
Bring your old furnituse to GUS
store to be upholstered and repaired
by Frantz Nielsen. the expert Mel
sen Furniture Co.
Brennan & Davis presented each
one OF their employees with q $500
I
war saving stamp as Christmas pres
ents. The C. w. & NJ. Co. made SINH
lar presents to its employees at each
one OF its implement houses in Utah
and Idaho.
4 Seth N. Kunz left last Monday for
Omaha to attend banquet TO be
given by the Guaranteed Life Fund
association of that city to its agents
Throughout the country. During the
I'present year Mr. Kunz has written
more insurance for the company than
any of its other agents IN Idaho.
We are sole agents for the Madam
Grace corset and have all Of the late
styles and models; every corset guar
anteed.-The Fair Store, Sam. L..
Lewis.
]. G. Haddock came from Granada
California, last Monday to spend the
holidays wit Bear Lake relatives and
friends. Nh Haddock says that he
is we'll pleased with his California
home.
]. F. Smith ana family of Ogden.
are spending the holidays with their
parents. Mrs. Smith was formerly
Miss Amelia Barrett. MI Smith now
has good position with the Southern
Pacific railroad company.
just received. large shipment OF
mems good work shoes. Practice
: economy by getting . pair Of thess
shoes as they will give satisfaction
. The Fair store, Sam Lewis.
Miss Bulalia Stuart returned Il
Salt Lake Wednesday after spend
ing Christmas with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. d. C. Stuart. Miss stuar
is now holding a responsible position
\ with the Elliott Clarks Music com
pany in Salt Lake.
II Mark Weaver returned last weel
from Salt Lake. here he had been 70
some time studying violin unds
Willard Weihe, and the Weave
fBF0B. orchestrafs again ready to pla
for dances. The orchestra furnishes
music for the Christmas Eve dane
at the Paris pavilion and will pla
for a dance at Dingle on New Year
Eve.
The public library u open In IN
city hall every Saturday afternoo
from 1880 until 5o'clock
State and county taxes will becom
delinquent on Monday. January 7tt
If you have not settled with Count
Treasurer Rich yet. you had bette
arrange to do 50 before the close Z
banking hours on Saturday, Noven
Der s. You can pay your taxes q
either bank in Montpelier.
We will take your old furniture .
part payment on new furniture
Nielsen Furniture Co.