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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-06-20

DR.. II. H. MunsOn, dentist, owe.
Bank Of Montpelier; phone 1874.
VIM. r. Hymas of Liberty, re
turned last week from his missionar,
labors in the Northwestern states
He was gone two years.
The board of county commissioner
will meet In adjourned session mex
Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Dewitt Bresee ar.
rived Wednesday from Elko, New.
for a two weeks visit with Wits
mother. Mrs. J. E. Toner.
Mrs. George Michael arrived from
Ogden yesterday and will visit for
some time at the home of her father
AL Beutler of Sharon.
The Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet IL
easy to own. Low prices, easy terms
Thor C. Nelson, next door to Post
Office.
7 Buy your summer reading, all of
the new, popular copyright novels.
for rs cents each at Ritter Bros. drug
store.
They are entertaining q new
uhuSnIer at the nome OF Eugene
Burgoyne. The little lady arrived
last Sunday.
Still on sale, all wool suits for
from $21.50 to $3.50, At guaran-
teed; also suits for S1s.60.-Fred
Seller, the tailor.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Speirs and chill
dren returned the first of the week
from visit with relatives and
friends in Salt
g. o. Behymer and family left last
Monday night for a months visit
with relatives at Fairfield, Ill. They
will also stop few days at st. Louis
and Denver.
All classes OF plumbing and sewer
connections made; prices reasonable
and all work guaranteed.-Wm PEN
derry, phone II.
Judge Cough went to Salt Lake
Tuesday. He will return in his car.
which he left there when he drove up
from California Q couple of months
ago.
We received q splendid selection
OF Administer, Brussels and Fiber
rags this week. Seeing is believing.
We are at your service. Nielsen
Furniture c. The Old Reliable.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-06-20

A well improved farm OF coz acres,
~ miles from Montpelier: 14s acres
n meadow land; 40 acres dry land.
Of which $50 acres are In wheat. 50
In barley. balance failowed; 1s acres
Of irrigated alfalfa land; all machin-
cry and stock will be sold with the
farm. Inquire Of John J. Wells,
Montpelier.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-06-20
Booss L. Not . Good Cure.

From the Ames. Iowa. Inteliigeneer.
When . man comes 70 you all doub-
led up with pain and declares he will
die in your presence unless you pro-
cure him . drink Of whiskey. send
him TO . doctor or else give him q
dose Of Chamberlain's Collie and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. There is a mistake
notion among . whole lot Of people
that booze 10 the best remedy for col
C and stomach aeha.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-06-20
FRUIT, FRUITi

Get your cherries for canning
now. the season will be short. The
Utah Fruit Co. can fill your order.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-06-20

A new son registered ct the home
OF Roy Dukes of Ovid. last Friday.
Miss Virginia Brough il ss home
from Salt Lake. where she attended
Est. Mary's academy the past year. =
| VIM. r. Perkfns Errived -ixss Mon
day from st. George. Utah, having
made the trip by auto. He came
mp TO participate In the Perkins fam
.ly reunion, which was held We'd
nesday.
We are still selling at sale price
four Of the popular qualities OF limo
leum in some splendid patterns
Nielsen Furniture Co. The Old Reli-
able.
VIM. Hymas OF Liberty, went to
?ocRtello yesterday after his daugh-
er Sarah. who was operated on
here two weeks ago for appendi-
citis. They will return this after
noon.
The best homemade Ice cream 9S
ents q pint; so cents o quart ct IshI
maru Bros. Myers old stand.
Buck" Wright and Charlie Tall
iott came down from Kemmerer last
Sunday to watch the Green Riverl
Brewers wallop the Montpelier Cam
els.
Just received. q nifty line OF mid
'ummer hats for ladies': hats from
$l.9S to $500; also Q large assort-
ment of misses and children's hats.
The Fair Store. Sam L. Lewis.
The first ward primary asaocia-
ton will serve lunch at the pavilion
tomorrow and Sunday, on account of
conference. Sandwiches. pie, sal
ads, ice cream and cake will be
served at five cents each.
l have the material and am pre-
pared to make all kinds OF sewer
connections; work guaranteed and
prices easonable.-Robert Ray.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Bergman
motored up from Blackfoot yester-
day to visit over Sunday with Mr.. |
and Mrs. Carl Spongberg. Mrs. |
Berryman and Mrs. Spongberg are
sisters.
Due to the drowning OF one men,
Der OF the Ideal Beach orchestra,
last Friday. the opening dance was
not held at that resort Friday night.
An orchestra was secured from
Montpelier and the dance was held
at Stocks pavilion In Fish Haven. Y
DR.. A. L. Chiffon OF the Pocatello T
Optical Co. will be at Goodman 4
jewelry store June Is,
Il. Is, 10 and 81: At the Stuck home
n Paris June 20 from 10 q. m. to 3
J. m
A very prettily arranged lawn
party was held at the home Of Del
bort Jones last Monday evening. At
Lractive Japanese decorations were
used as a color scheme. Fifteen
guests enjoyed music, games and
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-06-20

He who tries 20 do his best should
traw the line Al doing his beat
friend.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-06-20


We sell acomplete line of Columbia
grafonolas, the most perfect musical
device manufactured. Ritter Bros Drug
Co. adv
L. G.. French IL back on the Job
as cashier at the express office. at
ter q months vacation.
J. H. Beatty of the Nielsen Fur
niture Co. spent several days this
week at Salt Lake and Twin Falls.
omers. Money back guarantee on ev-
erything we sell.-Riter Bros. Drug
Co. adv.
Last Sunday evening Kenneth
Dawson addressed the meeting at
the Third ward hall on the League
OF Nations.
G. C. Gray attended the meeting
of the Safe Bankers Association,
which was held at Burley this week.
The Misses Catherine Hendershott
and Florence Watts of Ogden, are
visiting in the city with Miss Lois
Williams.
Beautiful new assortment Of silver
ware in Rogers Community and
Sterling at Thor c. Nelson's Furni-
ture, Music and Jewelry Store.
Fred Gray arrived home Wednes-
day from Oberlin, Ohio where he at
tended the Otterbine university the
past year.
Keep those cold liquids cold by
using thermos bottles, sold at Ritter
Bros. drug store.
Mrs. C. c. Hepperly and son Lee
roy have returned to their home in
Salt Lake. after weeks visit In
Montpelier. ---------------------'
MISC Ruth Jones returned home
from Salt Lake last week. where she
Iattended the University Of Utah the.
past year.
The new Columbia records make i'd
cal entertainment in these summer
evenings. Ne viii be glad to play
them over for you.-Riter Bros. Drug
Co. adv.
Mrs. James Crouch is now attend
ing summer school at the Montana
state university. After completing
the work there she will visit with
relatives in Oklahoma before return
ing home.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-06-20

T-Miss Ruth Jones wishes to an.
hounce the opening OF a private
at her home on Mon
day, June %. at $3.50 o'clock. A
Tuition fee of 90 cents q week will
be charged. Mothers are requisite
to accompany their children at the
time OF registering.
Universal Ranges are the acme OF
perfection and the very latest in
stove building. Best In the Uni
verse" Thor G. Nelson, next door
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wright OF
Bennington, returned last Monday,
by auto, from a weeks visit at Black
foot. They were-aeoompanted- by
Mrs. Wright's father, w. II. Ridd,
who spent several days here shaking
hands with old friends, and writing
q little life insurance on the side.
A shower was given last Tuesday
evening at the home OF Mrs. Wood
ruff Clark for Mrs. Sterling Cook.
nee Nellie Ridd. About 30 of the
brides girl friends were present and
~ most delightful evening was spent.
Mrs. Cook was the recipient of many
beautiful presents.
On Monday OF last week p. W.
Olson of Cokeville, sold his wool clip,
amounting to about 100000 pounds
for SO IL cents a pound. The
Brown & Adams Co. secured the
clip, which is one Of the best In Lin
coin county.
The Great Majestic Steel Range
the range OF superiority and with a
reputation without q peer In the
United States. Guaranteed and
placed in any home in the county on
attractive terms.-Nielsen Furniture
Co. The Old Reliable.
8 Last Monday County Auditor Rich
issued passport to paradise to Mon
dell Tolman and Margaret BagIey,
both of Fairview. Wyo.. Bishop
Cook Of Dingle. adjusted the nup-
tial knot for the young couple.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-06-20

We take Liberty bonds at full val
ne In payment for merchandise
The Fair Store, Sam l.. Lewis. -----.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-06-20
Local News
Montpelier. Friday, June 20. 1919

Mrs. Geo. Schoper Ia visiting in
Salt Lake this week. -
Fourth of July novelties at Ritter
Bros. drup store.
Mrs. J. H. Welker is visiting with
her daughter In Burley this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Hess left
yesterday for a weeks visit in Dem
Ver .----.----T
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-06-20

Mrs. ID. D. Cherry ID ut home from
Pocatello, where she spent the past
y winter .as-sa---'--
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-06-20


The Montpelier second hand store
buys, sells and trades furniture: also
old mattresses for, new.
Mrs. J. o. B. Case of Ogden. is
visiting at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Perkins.
We have everything you need in
the way of decorations for the
Fourth-Riter Bros. drup store.
Mrs. Chas. E. Harris of Blackfoot,
is visiting with Montpelier relatives
this week.
Cherriade and Frutola are delight
full drinks. Have you tried them at
Ritter Bros. Drug Co. fountain yet?
Gene Bird came up from Soda
Springs Sunday to visit with his par
ents for few days.
Fay Barkdull and his sister, Miss
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-06-20

A very prettily arranged lawn
party was held at the home Of Del
bert Jones last Monday evening. At
tractive Japanese decorations we're
used as a color scheme. Fifteen
guests enjoyed music, games and
dancing after which refreshments
were served
The Washington herald., 1919-03-20
Loew's Colum bia-Bessie Barriscale
in ''Two-Gun Betty

The story of an Eastern society
girl who bets s2.500 that she can
pass muster as a cowboy on a
Western cattle ranch without detec-
ton, furnishes the novel and en-
thralling theme adopted by Howard
Hickman for the first of a series
of new photoplays starring Bessie
Barriscale. The first production,
'"Two-Gun Betty" will be exhibited
as the feature of Loew's Columbia
Theater for the last three days of
this week. beginning Thursday.
Beginning next Sunday and run
ming through the first four days of
next week, William S. Hart will be
seen at Loew's Columbia in his Bar
barry Coast classic, ''The Poppy
Girls Husband" In this tale of
San Francisco's bad lands" Hart
has been given one of the most
gripping roles of his entire career.
This feature. like all Columbia at
fractions, will be supplemented by
special musical and Aim numbers.
Beginning on Thursday of next
week and running through the lat
ter half of that week, Carlyle
Blackwell. the popular World star,
will be the feature player at the
Columbia in his newest picture,
Hit or Miss" in which he is clev-
erly supported by Evelyn Greeley.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-20
b. f. Keitb's Vaudeville.

Gus Edwards and company of
COMEDIANS and girls will present
The Welcome Home Review" at B.
r. keith's Theater next week Mr..
Edwards will appear in. person.
VINCENT O'Donnell. The Kid Nc
Cosmack." is another popular mem
ber Of the coming funmakers. In
tsrppersed are many new Edwards
songs
Allan Rogers. the young Ameri-
can tenor.Sis a special stellar at
traction. as also E F. Albee's pre-
sensatIon Of Art" explained as 'in-
splred by war and presented in life
Other noteworthy additions will be
Doeley and Sales in another phase
OF .~will Yer. jim" Sidney Phillips,
Jane and Erwin Connolly in The
TsLe of Shirt" Patten and Marks,
The Girl in the Air" the Pathe
news pictorial and other supple
rnehtary pleasures
Next Sunday at and Sis p. m.
the blu will be led by Mile. Dazie.
Bernard Granville and Mabel Nc
Cane with all the other present
week offerings added.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-20
Meore's strnnd--womnn,v

Woman" Maurice Tourneur's most
wonderful photoplay production. will
be shown as the feature of the photo
play bill at Moore's Strand Theater
the last three days of this week, be-
ginning today. While a narrative of
unbroken continuity is not attempted
in this picture, the history of woman
in the development of the world. new
ertheless, is portrayed through the
medium of prologue, five episodes and
an epilogue, tracing the ages Of man
from the Garden of Eden to the pres
ent day. Each episode Is enacted by
its own individual cast. and depicts an
epochal period in the worlds history.
The photography Is superb and the
spectacle one of uniform impressive
ness and beauty.
Next weeks major offering at the
Strand will be Shadows of Suspicion -
the last film drama in which Harold
Lockwood was pictured In the role of
stellar Importance The leading fem
mime role in this picture is taken by
Naomi Childers.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-20
Attractions Listed
For Early Showings
At Shubert-C -Carrick

The advance bookings of, perform
ances scheduled for early presenta-
ton at the shubert- -Garrick Theater
Indicate a change in the character
Of plays which have been billed ct
the Garr;ck within the past thirty
days and coupled with this change
in the character OF ,Garrick enter
tainment, as forecast by announce
ments of coming shows, il Is said
that the Shubert theatrical interests
are now determined to make their
occupancy of the Garrick permanent
The current weeks offering, ''3s
East" admittedly is one of the best
attractions brought to Washington
this season, and its worth is being
reflected in the box Office. For next
week. the Shubert-Garrick announces
George v. Hobart's new comedy.
."Come-On Charley with a cast that
includes twenty-four principals. and
The Washington herald., 1919-03-20
PeIp.-aLittIe simpHcity.-

Tuneful music. good comedy. and
Production OF exceptional value
will be at Polls all next week be-
ginning Sunday. in the form of Lit
lie Simplicity" a three-act musical
somedy written by Rida Johnson
Young. The musical score Is by
Augustus Barratt. whose Fancy
Free" was one OF the hits of the
season.
The staging of the production has
been capably done by Edward P.
Temple. The dance numbers have
been arranged by Jack Mason of the
New York Winter Garden The
Aessrs. Shubert have supplied this
story OF youth, love and romance
with an unusual cast OF featured
players. The members OF the cast
are Walter Catlett, Marjorie Gate
son, Mabel withee. Carl Gantvoort,
Steward Baird, and the Cameron
Sisters.
little Simplicity" is in three acts
and deals entertainingly with the
life OF little peasant girl named
Miss Simplicity.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-20
Cosmok-Naudeylllc.

The Cosmos Theater Is out for
laughter next week. its entire bill
being made up with comedy features
headed by a melodious military trav-
esty called "Nursie and the Boys"
constructed "all for fun" and en-
bellished with music ranging from jazz
to grand opera on a moderate scale.
The Kurna Troupe of Oriental Won
derl Workers Is billed for a rare ex-
hibition of magic, dexterity. skill and
vithal comedy. Hank Brown and
little Ida Gunther for mere merriment
in Tangled Manners" and even Ty-
Ter and Sinclair. xylophonists. have
surrounded the instrumental offering
with food for laughter Other acts
will add to the jollity. The big matt
nee picture will be Paramount-Art-
crafts production, Don't Change
Your Husband" and the film features
shown at other performances will in
ciude the Sunshine comedy. His Mu-
steal Sneeze." the Pathe News and
the Bray Photographs. Sundays per-
forrnances starting at p. m. and
running almost continuously will pre-
sent fine bill OF vaudeville and film
features.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-20
THE WASHINGTON HERALD THURSDAY MARCH 90 1915

tured. will be shown as the foremost
photoplay offering at Moore's Garden
Theater the last three days of this
week. beginning Thursday. The story
is one that compounds interest and
suspense from first reel to last and
affords its star and his splendidly
balanced supporting cast exceptional
opportunities.
Next week viii bring to the Garden.
Sunday through Wednesday. "The
Light of Victory" starring Monroe
Salisbury. This colorful subject is not
war picture. although It's chief char
acter is an officer in the U. s. Navy.
Beginning on Thursday of next week
and continuing through Saturday,
Margarita Fisher will be the pictured
star in Put Up Your Hands," one
of the most enlivening comedy-dramas
of the year.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-20
MARJORIE WON'T LEAVE.

Marjorie Rambeau, IL appears, is
not the only actress whose aversion
to the road is such that she declines
positively 10 go outside Of New
York with a play. Where Poppies
Bloom died a premature death as
the result OF Miss RambeaU's de-
cision. and The Crowded Hour" Il
now develops, will have 20 do It's
touring without the services OF Jane
Cowl. Fay BANTER. Furthermore.
will not continue in the cast OF
East is West next season. al
though in this instance the decision
has lain, at least partly. with Will
lam Harris. who is said TO have an
other play In the offing for his star.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-20
RiaIto-~The snk-Lined Burglar

The Turn in the Roard," one of
the most appealing camera subjects
ever presented upon a Washington
screen and already viewed by
thousands of enthusiastic theater-
goers who have crowded the house
at every performance since Sundays
opening, will continue the chief fea-
ture of the photoplay bill at Moore s
Rialto Theater throughout the cur
rent week. This film is one in which
are combined powerful story. won
derful photography and perfect act
ing on the part of cast that is led
by Helen Jerome Eddy. Lloyd
Hughes. Pauline Curley and Master
Ben Alexander. The weeks pro-
gram is completed by abbreviated
picture subjects of varied interest,
violin solo by Mr.. Breeskin and Sc
lection from Verdrs I'll Trovatore."
offered as a special symphonic fea-
ture by the Rialto orchestra.
The principal photoplay attraction
at the Rialto next week will be
The Silk-Lined Burglar" the most
recent starring vehicle for Priscilla
Dean.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-20
Loew's PaIaee-Shiriey Mason In
asThe Winning Glri.@

aS AnssAn8 Will
Shirley Mason. the charming young
star, whose work with Ernest Truck
in such Emerson-Loos comedies as
Come On In," and 'Goodby, Bill"
attracted such wide attention, will be
the featured star at Loew's Palace
Theater for the last three days of this
week in her latest film vehicle, ''The
Winning Girl" Miss Mason portrays
the character of young girl employ
ed in an aeroplane factory whose
Illustration OF a German spy plot
wins her a reward which enables her
to rescue her family from financial diff
ficulties and which removes the OBJ
Iections raised by the family of her
sweetheart to her match with a young
aviator.
The added attraction of the Palace
the showing of the second episode OF
Made In America" the great film
record of the nations mobilization,
training and preparation for victory.
The second episode is entitled mine
Million Answer"
1 For the first half OF next week, be-
ginning Sunday, Loew's Palace will
show a big double bill, consisting OF
Marguerite Clark in Three Men and a
| Girl" and Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Drew
in once a Mason" For the last hall
Of next week the Palace program will
be featured by Ethel Clayton in "Pri-
vate Pettigrew's Girl" and the thirc
episode of Made In America"
The Washington herald., 1919-03-20


which, advance reports indicate, viii
be an attraction far out Of the or
binary.
For the week commencing Sunday,
March 30 the shubert-Gerrick win
house the military musical revue,
'I'll Say So" produced and staged
by the officers OF Camp Lee. Va. and
by the ladies' OF Petersburg. Va.
There are more than 100 officers and
society young women In the cast
with a military orchestra OF upwards
OF twenty-five musicians
Then comes Robert b. Manteh. the
eminent actor of Shakespeare, who
will present a repertoire OF his great
est successes during the week o:
April s. This will be followed by
The Thirteenth Chair" a dramatic
success that will be recalled by regu-
Tar theater patrons.
For the week of April q the Shu-
oert-Garrick announces the engage
ment OF Walker whiteside In The
Little Brother" direct from its tri-
umph at Belmont Theater, in New
York City.
The Shubert booking department Is
now planning a summer campaign for
the shubert-Garrlck. and within the
next couple OF months Workings for
The Washington herald., 1919-03-20
NstionaHThe Canary.-

Joseph Cswthorn and Julia San
derson. along with the other musi-
eat comedy celebrities who made
notable the cast of The Canary" t"
viii be seen at the New National
Theater. next week.
Fashioned from a French original,
with them particularly in mind for
the exposition of the principal
roles. The Canary" proved to be
not only an admirable medium for
the inimitable humor of Cawthorn
ana the compelling charm Of Miss
sanderson. but, by reason OF the
excellence OF its story. infectious
melody OF its score and beauty OF
its staging. II became the most
emphatic hit OF the season on
Broadway.
Sam Hardy, Doyle and Dixon,
Maud Eburne. Louis Harrison,
George Mack and Edna Bates are
the oest-known members of the big
supporting company.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-20
Crandalrs MetropoIitar-"Man and
His Money"

Man and His Money" a pleasing
romance in which Tom Moore por-
trays the stellar role, will be the
attraction at Crandalps Metropolitan
from today through Saturday of
the current week, together with the
usual supplementary pictures. From
next Sunday to Wednesday. first To-
cal showings will be made of IAN
Experimental Marriage" a delight
full comedy. starring Constance Tai
madge. The title of the attraction
for the lart half of that week will
be announced later.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-20
Lyceum-1.MiIe-a-Minute Girls

The Mile-aMinute Girls" will be
presented at the Lyceum Theater next
week by the William K. Wells Amuse-
ment Company. "Whirling Around
is the snappy title Of the Offering.
The book was written by William K.
Wells. Comedy is served by Ambark
Ali and Benny Howard. The follow
ing supporting artists will be seen:
Pearl Briggs, ubrette; Jessie Hiatt.
ingenue; George Brennan, characters.
and Jimmy Holly, juvenile. The
chorus of pretty girls reVels in the
uniquely staged musical numbers of
Raymond B. Perez. Hal Dyson is the
author of the music.
The program will also include many
special features. including Delphi and
her posing models and Holly and Bar
ry. eccentric dancers. A trench scene
and a roller skating club are two fea-
lures of the scenic production. THE
Mile-a-Minute Girls" will be here
for the entire week with the usual
matinees.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-20

next fall and winter will be ready for
announcement T. l1a
During the summer it Ia planned 10
make many alterations. both inside
and outside the thester. plans for ths
work being now prepared. Il 10 very
likely that the main entrance TO the
theater will be located on Seventh
street, the balcony remodeled, stare
enlarged. new dressing rooms IN
stalled. the interior retinted and deco
rated.