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New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
Princeton to Get Truce Flag
Banner Was Carried Across The
Rhine by us. Officers To Parlev

PRINCETON, March &C. Princeton
University is TO receive the nap Of
truce under which American staff Of
iicefs first entered German tcrritorv
beyond tho Rhine. lieutenant Alox
H. Schlcsngcr, Princeton. 1919, who
whH interpreter in nm armstlce parloy
betwocn Gcrmnn and American ON.
ccfs. has offered tho historic souvenir
map showing tho locality where
the conference took place nlso will be
presented
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
Died of Disease
ELsetchere
ALABA MA

ALABAMA:
HALL; Collier, Birmingham ID D..
SHlVER, kenoclth. Hartford (k).
CONNECTICUT:
MHERAN, Jas. J. corp, Hartford (W).
MORGAN, Richard W, sgt. Mystic (W).
CALIFORNIA:
ANDERSON, Ed. sgt. Benicia % d..
HUGHES, Thos. j., sgt, Pueblo Cd D).
FLORIDA:
JAMES, Oliver, Jacksonville I'd D..
OWENS, James, corp, Pensacola ID d.
GEORGIA.:
LEE, Nieland. Atlanta % D..
RODGERS. Joe c.. Rupert ID. D).
ILLINOIS,:
AARON, Joseph H.. Chicago ID d..
CASSTEVENS. Geneva, nurse, Beecher
GEoRGEN George A.: Chicago % D..
MANN, Russell G., kankakee Cd D..
REYNOLDS, Jos. E., corp, Leon ID D).
INDIANA:
M'NEW, Floyd G., Kokomo (K).
KANSAS:
GRAVES Emmitt, Altoona % d..
WELLS, Claude, Hiawatha ID D).
KENTUCKY.
CAYHEAKT. Tip Hippo ID d..
KARRlCK, Arthur, Mount Sterling ID Al.
ROWN, Eugene. LATHE % D..
MICHIGAN:
DIlERzAK. Roman, Saginaw (K).
MENARD, William, Flatrock ID D).
MIN NEsOTA,
FISHER. John Berndji ID A.
GUSTAFSON. Frank, st. Paul % D..
MAssACHu sETTs,
ESfAbROOk. Earl H., corp. North
Adams (D ~.
MISSOURI.
M'HAhHY, Ray NJ, Can,hsrsville 10 ~.
WILEY. ~ r.. ngt, Lexington % 81
NEW YORK,
MYERS. Arthv H.. lieut.. Beaoon wv.
hSHHY ". s., sgt,, North Collin (D ~
DOYLE, A.. sgt. suifern Cd A..
DRlSCOi.i, j, j., sgt Buffalo ID Al.
EDICK, Herbert r.. Mexico (K),
uhENll ER, Richard C., Rochester fWl.
IlNDEH, Albert, sgt, IufYaio fW)
MONACEI4LI, Luigi. Albion tK)
REILLY John H., Kingston lWj
WOODHOllsE, s. E. sgt, Newark % ~.
NEBRASKA,
Gates, y. H., Wood River 10 Az.
ENGiE, Waller L.. Grnnt ~ ~
JOHNSON Z. A., Inavala 10 Al
NEW Jersey,
n!lITlEn, Ylrnel. corr, nutlet tK,.
NuHlIi CAnOiiNAs
JACKSON, Howard j. Wnshnpiop ttt,
NEW iiAMpsHIHEi
CLARK, Joseph f. sgt, Derry 10 Al.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
sunRosArEs. NOTICES

=. - a.
PAUL c IN rUnsuANck, ~ kos
~ order ~ Hon John L. Cohalan ir,s,
fosato of the County Of New York. neuss wv
ID hereby given 10 all persons has's5
cialrns against paul { Prentice, la,e \, 4
tho County of Kew Work. deeesssas.
present the same, with yeurhefs shslt,s5
OF tfantactire husintsa, at el broHsrs,R
iloteeeh ~ Manhattan. city % New ."~
On ~ ttiufp The Set day of Mey. III, IA
patsd. New sutk, the ibll dsy e' "
rEuA +. rnHNTtcEa.
Aantnisifsseft 4.
JAMES r. COLLINS, Attorney fm xsH
inshlsttatsf, 81 broadway rev
6Itts asassss
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
First Loans to ROnds
aggregate IS. roo. 600

WASHINGTON, March 26.-Tho first
loans to railroads on securitv of ccrtiG-
Gates Of Indebtedness issued by the
railroad administration were made to-
day by the War Finance Corporation TO
an aggregate of about $b,70O.0OO.
Other applications for loans havo
been made and viii be acted on soon.
In all cases the War Finance Corpora
tion will make advances only on ade-
quate security and roads financially rc-
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
u. =. Nurses Decorated for
Work in Greece and Serbia

:. Local headquarters Of tho American
Red Cross announced last night that
pr' Regina Flood kcycH,. Of the AncrI-
shn wofnpn's hospitals of Tho American
Red Cross In Hefbln, and hpr naaIstnnt'
pr Mabel Flood, have bepn dsnnn,,ataJ
W .tlic uteck government for ther
work ~ Greece and Hcfbn. Thpv
served IN Vodena, In Greece. for year.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
THE HARLEM STORAGE
WAREHOUSE COMPANY
zll-213 East l0oth Street


To r. Randolph Peaslee Yet'a ear ~,
thur McManus. Mrs. r Mcdonald. hinn' hio
Jacobhie. julia Thompson. Mr.. Dlc kson' ~
l.. Kenyon Inc. Fred. Lane. G. y 'haso
r. Nanentine. Mrs. Doyle Ernest Dinzey' ~ r.
Divorkin. Joseph Faher Rachael Brown. y,
Rosenthal, Harry Burke. You and eacn -. ~
you are herehy notified that the time -, m
the payment of our lien upon the propss,,r.s
hereinafter described having expired. als'
due notice thereof had been given YOU ~ y
will cause such property TO VII. Heusssisse
Furnishings. comprising Bels. Beaaas.
Chifsoniers. Bureaus. Chaifs, Rockers 20 e.
tees Tables, Stands. Sewing Ma hines W. -
and Glass Closets Sidohoarda. coeohsse~.
Crockery. Glassware, Kitchen ltentils'r. a..
Boxes Plated and Silverware. cutlery -
there's. Curtains. DraperIrF. Carpets, -
Books. Biic-n Brac. Pictures. lasss r.
Trunks. Suif Cases and contents, iiss
Wearing Apparel. Personal Enects shs.'s. snhassss
Showcases, Deekf. Theatrical Goods. sess H.
and Iron GhieH. az enumerated In me Wms,s.
house Inventory ias1ei 20 lor hY ms VIE Ns Il
house. stored ~ tou or 70 your name ~ ,s
which yuu may have nm inf ferctN N y.
HARLEM STORAGE WANEHprs sE, 10 y.
sold ~ putic Aucsicn. according 70. =,
statuio ln fn,h oasn nsir SUD rfeslar III.
HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE ~, ~
sis isaei l90sh etreef. Sow. 1gi.a Al
ON rnIpAx. APRIL iiTH, 1919, -, 81
10 \. NJ. aud n ths sale ,htfem y, II
completed uu faiI date the spmr W. W. ~.
continued on Tuesday hpfll 10Th lsl.h sl
ginning ~ 10 4 NJ end continuing UNIV
The rouif are sold ..s
Harlem storage Wnfehoure conirem.,
gli-ef9 Enst Tooth street N eig
WALTER 4, H3lnEtT Pitsiusss@s---s
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
HELP WANTED MALE
INSTRUCTION.
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EXECUTIVE
PUBLIC &C. =. 4
INDUSTRIAL
LEARN


EXPERTS HIGHLY PAID
Ihe readjusnient of and industry Il
peace basis. the rsenhatftciInn ard reorganization
d American business along mors efficient lines Bs
inots scientific analysis OF supte 10 meet domestic
aud world composition and tho necessity fer aec,.
. fats ncons snd ~seoss rronts ,ss feports % the
9osrfnmSbt bats created .houHsiida of new and
st'fseflse eptoHuhities far permanent positions 10
tiie higher sec0unlna neld
TIE WORLDS GfEATfsT
-. TkT'ESBi0N UNIVERSITY
WI WIN plnrs anihltieus men ana women. either With
nf without bookkeeping experience, under The
dlfset Idfsona supervision Of ons of Us stan u
serti@nsd sad @ Inhlle Accountants and teach them ~
THROUGH INDIVIDUAL. HOME TRAINING. to
master the special knowledge and practical pro-
eshute necessary 10 qualify them for important 40
counting work,
LOW .TUlTIoN-CoNyENIEN TERMS
Address for Interview, giving age position, edu.
rstlon hna telephone number Registrar. postofncs
BOZ Vs. Times Square Branch. New York.
LEARN TO kE A CHAUFFEUR.~-Pleassnt and
D.. profitable work; day and evening classes Send
for fires booklet and VISITORS pass West Side
Y. NJ. C. A.. SIT West 57th St,
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
Casualty List

WASHINGTON, March 26.1he casualty list public by
the 54 officers enlisted
killed
died of
woundcd undetermned 33
missing action.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
LEGAL NOTICES
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FOR IRON OR STEEL
pipe. steel gears. wire rope compression
and primng cups, water gauges brase
grommets twist drills riveting forFes. cir
cular saws, cargo hand trucks. excelsior
sandpnper, emery cloth. metal polish
graphite, mica washers. rubber tubing
cheesecloth, mattress ticking, mattress
hair. pitch. coal tar. coal facing. lime.
cargo check books. writing fluid. bond pa
per. padhoard, and lumber Sealed nro-
posais viii be received at tho office OF the
General Purchasing Officer. The Panama
Canal, washington, Il. G., until 1880
they will be opened in public for furnish
Ing. the above mentioned articles Blaniss
and Information relating 20 this circula r
fi2Gi) may he obtained from thia once or
the oHccs of the assietent purehusing
agents "a State Street. Now Yort city;
COS Common Street. New OfieAne la and
Iort Mason, Gan Franclnco calf. niso
from the uui,cd States Engineer Offers ia
Tho principal cites throughout the United
htAt'N~-A. Il, Flint. General purchaenK
Dillcef.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
Classified Advertisements
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS
$1,000 REWARD

LOsT--Betwesn February % and March q. neck
lace Of %, Oriental pearls, graduated in siae;
largest size OF pea; small diamond barrel clasp.
Communicate with McIlwrsith's Detective Agency.
Rector Street. New ork city.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
LOST BANKBOOKs

LOST T--Bsnk book No. 6s2.oss Of the Union
son having a claim TO If is herebv cagled
upon 10 present the within ten days
or submit to having the said passbook can
celled and new one issued.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
Wounded
(Dcgrec Undciermined)

Ohio:
GAVIN, John T., Cleveland % d.
NEWMAN. Lewis r.. Hicksvle % D).
STRAW, Harry Dayton ID d..
OREGON.
MARTENSON, Bennie L., Dayton ID Az.
PENNSYLVANIA:
AANNDERSoN. William c.. McAdoo ID D..
,GOCHENAUER. William r., corp, West
Chambersburg ID d.
MCANN, John P, Philadelphia ID D).
REGENT, Horace. Trainer Cd Az.
TEXAS:
ADAM, Bertrand, lieut. Dallas ID D..
GA II. r., lieut., Fort Worth ID b..
GREEN. Albert j.. Burlington ID D..
TENNESSEE:
ELAN, Lenzy. Lagate ID d.
VERMONT:
SEARS, r. D.. North Ferrisburg Cd Al.
VIRGINIA:
PERRY. Harrison, Park % Al.
WEST VIRGINIA:
BRAGY, Joshua P, Hinton (K)
NAfLOR. Wesley, Newton % D..
WISCONSIN:
HATZINGER. Leo r, Columbus ID Al.
MCLARE, Arthur b., Milwaukee % D..
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
Arrny ReuisiOns

Returned to Duty; Previously Reported
Killed In Action
W1LDNER, Rudolph fs2 st. Nicholas
Avenue, New York City
Returned to Duty; Previously Reported
Died
WARNE. Rorson d. Lieut., Mdtaoan, n. J.
Killed In Action: Previously Reported
Missing
WAGNER, Gustave g., 2Ji Senator
Street, Brooklyn
Died; Previously Reported Missing I'm
Action
CRANMiGR. Ralpb r.. Staten Island
Wounded Slightly; Previously Reportcd
Missing
VAN WiCKLEN Lester r.. Richmond
IIIll ". Y,
Wounded, Degree Undetermined; Pro-
viousIy Reported Missing
COLLINS. Patrick, 100 East lrjabtv.ss.-
ond Street, New York City.
NEW JERSEY:
HAWKINS. Grover c.. ltstnm,na,,,
~ previously reported VI.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
SPECIAL NOTICE

witt Tho pal tlntir eenlie,nan ,,.st ,a,.,
eHted u he sesnl ftneas In the ttuasae
tuba tfnn hlns ilfppn 1inHdav ,nntnIns,
communicates with ~ liua 60, Tribune on.ev'
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
HELP WANTED MALE

ASSISTANT in dental office: experience not neces-
sary caN or write DR.. Campbell. Gle West
ll6th Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27

The York City New Jersey
from other follow:
Mem York md EiCinffy
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27

BooTBLAcK. hrst class good salary guaranteed
81 w. 33d ST.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-27
BUSINESS CARDS

DIAMONDS AND tEwEinY BOUGHT FOR Cam
~ eslsnes appraised. purchased. BENNETT. III
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-15

En- la Exposition de Bellos Of
clos, organizada en- el pasado mes
de abril p0r los .Sres. Ballesteros
de Matos Y Aurora y Tomas G. La
rraya, iguraban unas obras deco
rativas de un carte fugaz, delica-
do, fragil y refulgente como Una
vidriera gotica penetrada por el
sol" de JESUS Dehesa de Mena,
con ell que liable dos ratios. Un mu
chacho bajito, palido, alegre, inte-
ligente y propenso al vuelo espi,
ritual, o sea de los, que parece
cuandO hablan que Sc allan del
suelo como impulses de una eXal
taci6n sentimental e imaginative.
Entire Otras cosas, me adijo que
preparaba un trabaio cOnsistente
en- doce tipos diversos de abani-
cos para una fabrica de Valencia.
Yo, en- vista de las Obras de la Ex-
pOsici0n de Bellos Oficios a que
he aludidO antes, en- vista de las
luces que centelleaban en- los Ojos
de Dehesa al hablar de suS obras
futuraS, del afinamiento acerado
de su nariz en- combination con
las audaces y rapidas eXpresiones
de su b0ca al tratar del arte de
c0rativO tai como el 10 entiende,
quede prendado de los abanicos
que Dehesa Sc proponfa hacer y
Obtuye del joven artista ell ofreci-
miento de que me avisar1a cuando
los abanicos eStuviesen a puntO
para ser enviados a su destinO.
Hace unos dias recibla ell aviso,
pero no tan gratO como yo 10 es-
peraba, pues seg1n dec1a en- su
misiva, la labor de los abanicos
habiase, fOrzOsa e indefinidamen--
te, suspendido por haber sidO De
hesa Ilamado al cuartel. YO desea
ba yer los abanicOs Y me fu1 a la
calle del Caballero de Gracia,. don
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-15

de eli artista viYe, en- una casa de
las antiguas; una casa ratOnera,
cOnstrufda por esOs hombres, ca
pitahstas; maestros de Obras y ar
quitectos, que debieron nacer en-
grutas l6bregas y para quienes la
luz del sol, el aire puro y los
amplios espacios, son cosas inne-
cesarias y aun horribles, como 10
demuestran al construir casas de
espaldas al sol, con pisos mezgui-
nos y guardadoras de ambiente
milenario, infecto y pGtrido. AL
pisar la grada del portal y al ira
YES de una reja, en- 10 profundo
del s6tano, una mesa de plancha
dora cubierta de rOpa blanca ale--
graba las negruras de la cueva.
La escalera estrechita, la puerta
de la porterfa, diminuta y cerrada
ii Portera!!. -. POrtera!! Oigo
unos ecos de vOz femenil y pronto
doy con ell agujero que conduce
al s6tano, y ALA abajo, una mujer-
eta resuelta y decidida me da las
senas: En- ell dltimo piso, pasillo
de la izquierda, pasado ell recodo,
la puerta de enfrente. Era un d1a
de calor; ell techo del pasillo casi
en- DECEIVE y muy bajo. Llamo, Sc
abre la puerta y me encuentro
con que la boardilla de Dehesa es
un rincOncito del pdraiso. Dehesa
tiene madre y hermana, y la linn
pieza y la saba combination de
persianas y cortinas proporciona
en- la boardilla un ambiente purO
V frescO. HablamOs. Deben estar
a punto de ocurrir cOsas tremen-
das. Ell Poder esta terriblemente
farruco. Ell joven Dehesa disfru-
taba licencia PROVISIONAL. 0 cosa
asf: Habfa cumplido su tempo
en- ell servicio, cuando lie hacen.. .ir
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-15
LA VIDA ARTISTICA
Pn las ADuIS En- a BOadlh del PntOr DGhCSade MGna

de nuevo al cuartel. IQue ten
dra que yer un pintor de abanicOs
con las cosas feroces que sc vOcife-
ran pOr todas parties, y de que
confiictos podra sacar ell Gobierno
un muchacho que no piensa mas
que en- sus pinturas? Ell hecho es
que Jes1s Dehesa esta en- ell Guar
tel vistiendo su uniforme, hace sus
marchas y sus guardias y cuanto
hacen tantOs y tantos soldadOs
que no saben hacer fragiles y be-
las decoraciones nj prOyectos de
abanicos para las fabricas de Va
1encia. Me ensefan los que tiene
conclu1dos Dehesa. Son cosas
exaltadas y de un color con todas
las vivezas primaverales. En- ade-
lante, la lectora o ell hector que
,vean un abanico con mujeres de
las que no parecen de este mundo
por 10 bellas, por 10 quimericas y
enso1adoras, pueden comprender
que tai vez estan vistas, mas que
por las GALES y en- los menesteres
de la vida Ordinaria, sobre ell fon-
do azul, profundo, infinite de es-
tos cielos de Madrid, y desde una
de estas boardillas en- las que to-
das las cosas bellas Sc apetecen
y desean con loca passion, por un
muchacho de veintitres alos.
Como Dehesa hay en- Madrid
'otros pintores de abanicos. 5Por
que no hacer una exposition de
obras de este genero, en- la que
solo figurasen seis u ocho, las mas
selectas de cada uno? Fu1 invi-
tado curiosear las obras de De-
hesa que cubren las paredes de su
habitaci0n, y tuve ell disgusto de
yer entire elias las dos interesan-
tfsimas que hubo en- la Exposition
de Bel1os Oficios. Ell friso titula-
do PdIomas bachOnaS, y .el cuadro
decorative en- ell que figuran entire
cisnes, surtidores de fuentes miste
riosas y espectros de arboles dig
nos de los Campos El1seos, unas
mujeres con tOdo ell encantO con
que son vistas por un muchacho
que acaba de salir de la adoles-
cencia.
En- aquella Exposition de Bellos
Ofcios, Sc apretujaba todas las
noches la concurrencia. Gentes dis
tinguidas entire las que no hubo
persona capaz de dejarse atraer
por las simpaticas policrom1as de
Dehesa y de darle un alegr6n re-
munerando su trabajO.
francisco ALCANTARA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-15
Ell MEJOR MONUMENTO A
JOSE DE DIEGO.

Tiene usted uno de sus ibrOs!
ST adnira usted sinceramente
la obra del gran portorrique1lo,
.es porque la conoce por sus libros
amirables.
ST no ha leido usted las obras
del poeta immortal, del politico
'ilustre, del orador glorioso, debe
apresurarse a pagar este tribute
a la memoria esclarecida del pa
triota.
Ell mejor monumento que pue-
de erigirse a la memoria de un
honbre de Letras es hacer que
las ediciones de sus libros sean
copiosas. Ell esp1ritu luminoso
de I'm poeta, de un escritor, de
un orador vive en- sus libros.
Connpre usted los libros de Jo-
Sc de Diego.
Cantero, Fernandez & Ca, pue
de ofrecerle en- su establecimien-
to de librerfa, las siguientes
obras:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-15
COMPANEROS, ATENCION.

Con ell fin de fOrmar association fraterndad tOmar
pare las estas NaciOnales reunrnOs anuamene para
recOrar los nsabOres buenOs nuestra vida
mitar, invite los OGcales del 1er End ST. Training
Camp que aprueben esa dea 10 avsen pOr carta nme
datamente, dandO gradO compafa de la que graduarO
su actual resdencia direction.
Atentamente
HARRY F. BESOSA.
San Juan, p R.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-15

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TENEDOR DE LIBROS
Para. trabajar p0r hOras Ofre-
ce sus serviciOs. COnOce ingles.
Da buenas referencias. Discre-
ci6n, puntualidad y cOmpetencia.
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Box 914. San Juan, P. r.
Advt
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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-05-23
FREE LECTURE AT
CITY HALL TONIGHT

A free illustrated health lecture
VIII be given At the city hall tonigh,
byN n. s. Parker. field secretary OF
the Idaho Anti-Tuberculosis associa.
ton OF Boise. beginning promptly at
$3.50 o'clock.
Mr.. Parker has been In health and
sanitary work for a number CT years
and he thoroughly understands the
subject he Is 10 discuss this evening.
He asks tho cooperation Of munich
pal authorities. commercial organixa-
lions. Red Cross workers, fraternal
Insurance organizations and tho peo-
pie generally In working up an Inter
est In the meeting and he is very anx-
tous TO have the city hall filled to
hear hts lecture and see the high
class pictures to be shown on the
canvas. some OF which were furnished
by the u. 8. government. He will
talk on tuberculosis as well as about
general health and sanitary condt-
ttons. touching upon municipal prob
lens and the public school. and a spe-
cial invitation 10 extended to all stu
dents. Everybody 10 invited.
Tho Idaho Anti-Tuberculosi asso-
citation Ia conducting vigorous cam
paign OF health education and hopes
TO quite thoroughly cover tho state
during the year. The pepole Of Mont
pelser should not miss this lecture as
II will be instructive and helpful. The
work Of the above named association
,s being financed by the American
Red Cross.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-05-23


The stork neglected to inform us
last week Of the birth Of q boy at the
Lawrence Richards home In st,
Charles on May IA.
Walnut Camp, Woodmen Of the
World. willlelect officers next Monday
night and q good attendance ofNmem-
bers 10 requested.
The stork left son at the home
Of A. o. Hayward last Sunday. and q
daughter at the home OF H. A. Porter
last Tuesday.
Miss Alta Satterwaite and Alexah-
der Johnsons q returned soldier, both
OF LaketOwn, were married by Coun-
ty Auditor Rich last week.
The Bear Lake Jazzers will fur
nish music for a dance at the Fish
Haven pavilion Wednesday night,
May 20. Tickets will be rs cents.
The zumbrunnen family desire to
thank their neighbors and friends for
their words of sympathy and floral
offerings In the death Of their father.
Mrs. Enoch Bagley Of Raymond,
stopped over In the city the first of
the week ON her way home from Lava
Hot Springs where she has been TAX
ing the baths
Walter Stevens came up from Og-
den yesterday and will spend o couple
of weeks here and at Alton looking
after the interests of the Sidney Ste
kens- Implement 0os----- II
Come in and examine our ffne OF
brass beds and beds In the wood and
Ivory finishes in an assortment of
styles.-Nieisen Furniture Co., The
Old Reliable.
Forest Supervisor Charles Simpson
made trip into the Caribou national
forest this week inspecting the Inn
provement work being done In the re-
serve.
The party who recently took from
the public library the book entitled
The Beast Of Tarzan" will please
return the same and oblige the libra
rian.
Miss Louise Tippets was taken
critically Ill last week with rheuma-
tism which seriously effected her
heart and fears were entertained Of
her recovery until yesterday, when
she began to noticeably improve. Her
father came down from Georgetown
Tuesday and has been constantly with
her ever since.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-05-23
INTENTION. HORsEaTEN,

DR.. W. II. Gordon. specialist on As
tula. poievl and lame horses. IL nov
IN Montpelier and will answer calls
day Or night; examination free: head
quarters Hotel Burgoyus. phoas ..
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-05-23

Miss Amy Dairymple left last Sat
urday for Boise. where she will spend
the summer with her sister. Mrs. r.
L, Twaney. ~
Y Miss Eva Wyler otsBarfs, and Mer-
lin Sorensen Of Georgetown, were
married in the Salt Lake temple last
week.
/ am still in the game-selling
books for the Deseret News books
Store. w. Bartschis -Nouuau.
The Montpelier band will give an
omen air concert in front Of the Groo
& Toomer garage Saturday evening"
at s o'clock.
The June Columbia records have
lust arrived. Come in and hear
them.-Riter Bros. Drug Store.
Heber Kunz Of Bern. left Monday
for Chicago on a mission for the
church. He will labor In the North
ern states.
Several carloads Of young people
attended the dance given at Stocks
pavilion at Fish Haven last Saturday
night.
Junfus Freeman, who recently dis
nosed OF property In Georgetown. 10
now located at Emmett. where he has
purchased home. ~
Our cool drinks hit the spot this
hot weather-Riter Bros. Drug Store.
y coruoral Herman Wuthrich Of
Nonnan- VIVA served with the Marines
=, San Dieg5, Cal. returned home last
Sunday san Diego's all right, he
says hut he sunshine in Bear Lake
rieht now feels better than califor-
ptA.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-05-23
A Special Offer.
TO MONTPELIER HOUSEWIVES:

Every woman realizes that cash purchase win bring
better value for her money than the old credit system In
the past you have probably such big accounts with
your grocer that you ashamed to meet him. Il ID hu
man nature to think more Of person You are not obg
ed TO him.
For this reason we are going TO encourage the cash
business and TO do 80 we Offering TEN PIECE SET
OF PURE ALUMNI cooking utensils. The set includes
steam Cooker 2quart Double Boiler, Squart Sauce Pan,
2quart Pudding Pan Preserving Kettle etc.. ranging
from $200to $3.50 apiece all cash grocery orders when
they amount to $500 This IL special and these
articles cannot be bought any other store In Montpelier
You get them at Factory Prices