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Chevy Chase
1000 CASH REQUIRED, BAL. MO.

NEW BUNGALOW; WIRED FOR ELECTRIC
lights; plumbing installed: good water; nice
garage; one acre Of nice lying land: beau
tiful scenery for miles on macadamiZed road
1Omnute walk from electric cars; must be
seen to he appreciated; situated near Alta
Vista. Montgomery county. Md. Price. - 900;
81 900 cash: balance to suit. will trade for
FiOYD z. DAVIS sol 7th ST. sw NJ 3:,3.
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH PROP.
EOR SALE

FOR SALE-NOKTH CHESAPEAKE REACH:
small furnished cottage: new fishing boat and
Evinrude motor; bargain: act quick. Il. E.
DOVE, 132 Thomas st. NV. l6s
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DELIGHTFUL SUBURBAN HOME, 7-RO01i
house, prac. new; 8 acres Of level cultivated
BALTIC. q Annapolis elec Bargain, $3.50 small
cash and monthly payments Phi Col. SOa1. a.
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Beautiful six-room bungalow. two Kitchen
cites, tile bath; open freplaces; h.-w.h.; large
front porch; Ras and electric slights: two min
utes from car line. Price and terms satisfac.
tory. Phone North i086. C. A. PFAU.
"A BARGAIN FROM OWNER.
Two-family home: rooms, bath upstairs,
g rooms, bath down.. electric lights; garage;
fruit: lot 50xlJ0; ON incest paved street, Ta-
koma Park: one block from 14ths and four
blocks from eth st., car lines; good income
seen Sunday. Col: I02g2-W.
FOR SALE-DESIRABI.E HOME, ON AU-
burn ave, Woodmont, Bethesda Nd, with
s., Too. Apply to J. Leo Kolb, 1897 Wis. ave,
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Downtown Northwest.
S6. .5O0-Easy Terms.

Downtown Northwest.
$8.5O0-Easy Terms.
s rooms and bath; semi de tached: double
rear porches; exceptional value. lmmed'a.e
possession.
Near New Hampshire Ave.
Close in.
S6.S50-Easy Terms.
Attractive three story. hay window brick II
nine rooms and tiled bath. Brownstone trn.
mings. First floor kitchen. Walking dis
tsnce An excellent proposition.
Brightwood.
5000. $1,000 Cash.
Colonial brick home Of 8 rooms and bath,
hwh and brick garage. This is especially
good. Immediate possession.
Mass. Ave. NE.
$6.80O-Easy Terms.
Desirable English basement brick residence
~ 8 rooms and bath: fine condition. Arranged
al apartments. bringing in good rental.
Bloomingdale.
$500. Easy Terms.
spSendid Groom and bath brick residence.
well located near St. Martins Church. Com
venie~: TO car line. schools and stores. This
excellent corner property is an exceptional buy.
:. HARTUNG,
Phone Exchange Main 372.
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bungalow. water; lot aoxl5o: fruit. chicken
house and run: one fare; only So, l50:
or phone H. C. MAYNOR. 1907 33rd St. Mt.
Rainier. Md. Phone Hyattsville Exchange
393-W.
SPECIAL BARGAIN. MT. RAINIER. MD
5-room bungalow; ami: large attic; close to
church. school and trolley station: one car
fare; strictly white mans town: $500; $500
cash. balance like rent. Act quickly. See or
Rainier. Md. Phone HyattsvilIe Exchange
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FARMS
Nnn n AIE

under cultivation; growing crops: good land !:
two streams; acres young apple orchard !:
bearing variety young fruit and berries; g.
room house, all outbuildings: best electric car
services; state road: So. SEQ; terms OWNER,
Vienna. Va. Box 1854.
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Takoma Park.

dKOIIId dI X.
81 600 cash-8- room modern bungalow; hard.
wood floors; h.w.h. Price. $7,75O.
4-room bungalow; paved street: near cars
s.. 900: reasonable terms.
6-room new bungalow; $1,000; 500 cash.
balance, terms.
$500 cash-6room semi-bungalow; price
s.. 900.
7-room and hath house. $500: g. 200 cash
7-room and bath pebble dash house. $1,000:
reasonable terms.
Several 12 to- II room houses. Some have
acreage. Priced right.
c. W. VAN WAGNER,
"a Cedar St.,
Col 1SS1-W. Tak0yns PARK n r
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BUILD YOUR LOVE NEST.
$500
Will finance your home.
KAY-ALGER CO., INC,
Main 3o75.. 6I7 Bond Bldg. \
MODERN SUBURBAN HOME. IN A RE
fined peighborhood. near Washington Golf and
bath. electric lights. garage. poultry house
4O0-hen capacity: brooder house. 5OO-chick ca
pacity; hne fruit and shade trees: large, well
kept lawn: two acres; twenty minutes by auto
on good bituminous macadam and new concrete
road, to Treasury; at Jewell station, Washing.
ton and Old Dominion R.R. Mail address
LOUIS II. BUOKAAN. r. =. D. No. l. Ross
lyn, Va.
YOUR BOY OR GIRL Is NOT GETTING A
square deal II forced to play on hot. dusty
pavements. Have you seen Lyon Park? High,
cool. clean. Lots and houses for sale on month
~ terms. Houses built to order.
HAZEL L. DAVIS.
40 Evans bldg. Main 1145. :
TAKOMA PARK HOMES
Excellent Groom bungalow. fine location
sleeping porch. lot 7O1lso, fruit, $3.50 cash. bal
easy. Six-room bungalow. "a. CO., garage, poul
try house, lot $50 feet deep. $500 cash. good
terms. Dandy home. rooms, two inclosed
porches. up-to-date location nne, square cars
square cars. $500. terms. Fifteen acres % good
land. good house. plenty fruit fine trucking
land. on pike: minutes to cars. $40, 500,
terms = Several @ handseme old homes;
Takoma Park. d. C.
Col AJOS
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE tContinueal.
LIVE IN LYON PARK. p
washington's new suburb: houses. lots: con-
Ruby Lee Minor, Sales Mgr.
AZ Evans Bldg. l42O New York Ave. ~
Cottage-$I 900 Less.
20 min: from l4th and \. Y; ave-; room; ns
porehes; gsrase modern; sgasre Ens from cars
C. c. LACEY. 71o I4th st. NV.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT. MONTHS FURNISHED, s.
room BUNGALOW: conveniently located. Va
suburbs; sac mo- Address Box SAT- Star Gfli.e 1ts
NEW sJROOM HOUSE: FINE GARDEN
ground; high location: very near Washington
one fare: cellar; pipeless furnace: electricity;
wnter in Kitchen; fifteen minutes walk south
ward from District line station III street troll
ley) through Maryland Park TO Central ave
nue.; opposite Aldsn's store: $40 per month
WANTED.
WANTED-AT 0NCE-HAVE BUYERS FOR
small acreage tract. improved or unimproved
on or In vicinity Of Rockville pike or Wisconsin
ave: Also have calls for bonses or bungalows
" o. B. ZANTzINGER.
912 10th st. : Main 5371.
SUBURBAN HOUSE. FIVE OR SIX ROOMS:
near cars and schools. Address Box 140-T.
Star office.
HOUSES. LARGE OR SNAIL. TO SELL IN
Arlington county, Va. fhaving personally made
over 100 sales in nearby Virginia past twenty
months): eleven years experience real es-
tate salesman: perhaps It would be to your ad-
vantage to list Virginia property for sale with
me; no sale. no charge. Many sales made dur
ing month Of July. WALTER O'HARA. 1909
Fl NV Phone Main 1928
WANTED-BTILDINGS SITE II FRIENDSHIP
Heights or Somerset. Md. Mail description
and terms to Box 29s-S. Star Office: -.
WANT REAL BARGAIN IN TO ROOM
house. Lyon Park ClarendoD. Unless you
are willing TO place your house at rocE bot
tom price. don't write: must be in god
condition. all improvements near trolley. Give
address. lowest price and terms and all par
rirulars first letter. Address Box GAS. Star
office. ID.
WE ARE HAVING MANY INQUIRIES For
suburban properties and suggest immediate
listing il you really want to sell at a reason
able price.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
514-l5-16 Bond Bldg.
Main 442. l4th and New York Ave:
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SPECIAL TO COLORED. :,
Mr.. P AND eth NV: paved street; Z r.
and b.; furnace heat: rented. $3.50 a month;
only s., $50: $3.50 cash; balance. $35 q month.
Mr.. 3rd AND NV; e-r. brick; good lot;
monthly tenant; snap at 5000; $500 cash;
balance easy.
Mr. BENNINGS RD. AND 18th NE: q
extra size rooms; good repair; very large lot
nlley; s., $50; $50 cash: balance easy; rented
SOS 80 a month.
Mr., 18th AND. C Sc: 8r and b.: porch
front, brick: monthly tenant; extra good buy
at $3.50; $3.50 cash: balance easy.
N. E. RYON CO., INC.
SUCCESSORS ssas to NIw York Realty Brokers',
FOR SALE :.
A lovely little bungalow in
7Dahlgren Terrace; S rooms, bath
and garage. Price, 81, $50. Easy
terms. ~, 81.
HARRY A. KITE,
Main 4846. 1914 K St. NV.
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SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 2345.

q LOSI1o, :
Main 2345.;'
NORTHEAST. .
$500. :,
Modern and well located home: six rooms {
and hath; hOt-wafer heat. electricity and gas: >
glsssedin sleeping porch: large yard. Afford .
ing space for garage: terms.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. :
SI2.5Oo.
One OF the prettipst sections Of Petworth: 4
eight t-room and bath brick house. less than n
year old: occupied by the owner and In per
feet condition: modern in plan and equip :
ment; hot-water heat. electricity and gas:
front and double rear porches: hardwood hoorsf
and trim: built-in garage; immediate posses
sion: terms I.
KILBOURNE ST. =
SI4.OOO.
beautiful tapestry brick house. with 2J f"" :.
front: ten large. well arranged rooms and
two baths; hot-water heat electricity: bea.!-
full hardwood floors; entire house in good con-
dition and screened.
MOUNT PLEASANT.
$1,000.
Six-room and bath brick house. with br!rk
garage: deep lot to paved alley: front and
double rear porchps; fot-watfr heat. electricity
anG gas: hardwood floors and trim: immediate
possession.
& LUCHS, s
:. Clarendon o2o.
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So go. Terms. $500 cash: $40 per month. in
eludes everything: bus lines on main roads:
NJ SITS. n.wD miles from heart Of city: very
high altitude. Inspect any time or phone me:
will take you to property by auto. any time.
u ACRES, ONLY $4,000.
Cross ea Ranas ored a e19sne.S cw
sals ssSpt 81 PEI acre Price
don't delay: wont last long. Land adjoining
sns e HSa to snd bp o
Highway bridge and turn up Columbia pike
concrete road). 90 to Columbia and through
Barcroft and on to Baileys Cross Roads. From
Baileys Cross Roads to property take Seminary
road with Cleveland's blacksmith shop to
your right. and drive IL miles to property. on
on n" tree. Property has about 1900 feet front
on this road. don't know Of any place under
8 miles from office in Virginia where land is
If you have o- know Of any for sale at that
price i would like to hear about it.
WALTER O'HARA,
Exclusive Agent on Above.
Specialize in Nearby Virginia.
Main 1923. 1909 H NV.
|GENTLEMEN'S SUBURBAN
HOME.
STATELY OLD COLONIAL HOME RE,
Rooms. 3 BATHs. vAroR HEAT: ELEcTRiG
LIGHTS. LATEST WATER SYSTEM: 2cAR
GARAGE ONE OF ,,,T THE TNTsUAL A rME At
DRIVEWAY LEADING Up TO THE HOME
WHICH is SURROUNDED BY MANY FINE
SHADE TREES; WILL SELL WITH TWO
OPEN FOR fNsPECTIoN ALL DAY SUNDAY
CONE OFT AND L00K IT OYER; o~
RIGHT AFTER CRoss1NG FOREST GLEN
CAR TRACK. NORTH OF wOODSIDE.
FOR sALE-s650 NEW FIvE-ROOM AND
bath bungalow; all modern improvements;
Call Mrs LAWRY. Col. 1877: u.
) ROOMS AND ALL FURNITuRE. HIGH
lots Seat Pleasant. 3d. 5000 cash f.
?: WEEKS. real estate 6lst and DIX SITS. ne.
marked District line. -
WHY DELAY? BUY TODAY
blocks OF cars; one fare zone s4,5o0; $1,000
cash: $50 per month.
6-rOom housef ami: very attractive; good
location. Bargain at $a,230.
]. M. EARNEST,
Mt. Rainier. Md. 16*
LET ME BUILD YOUR HOME on ONE OF
my lots according to your orders in Woodbridge;
month on balance at So: 40 lots to select
At baEEsin prices. Zee lots and get
my price. TANK NJ. NOWAEut SttH Huu .Ne"toH
St. Mt. Rainier. Nd Phone Hyattsville 405-J.
BARGAIN BEAUTIFUL B U NG Low.
! a mi. owner wants quick action. Col. 3I02-J.
q Denwood ave. Takoma Park. Il.
lGLEN ECHO HEIGHTS, MD.
ONE sTX-ROOM. TwO-sTORY HOUSE.
ONE SEvEN-ROOM, TWO-ST0RY HOUSE.
FOUR FOUR AND FIVE ROOM BUNGA-
LOWS.
TWO HISTORY HOUSES OF FIVE ROOMS.
These homes must be seen to
know their value.
The prices are from S., 300 to
$4,000.
Terms: $500 to $500 cash !;
balance, $40 to $40 per month.
All lots are 8ox15o or more.
TAKE CABIN JOHN CAR TO SYCAMORE
ISLAND. STOP AND SEE
w. D. DRESSER,
Owner and Builder. IA
BARGAIN, MT. RAINIER, MD.-5-R0OM
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FOR sALE-5.ee ACRES: LOCATED AT THE
Ne; 2es FEET FRoNTAGE ON N. y AVE,
WHICH Is CIT THROUGH IN FRONT OF
EoFRH BE FRAME House AH FAN AND sh SARSs hSyMp ENCE
LENT LOCATION FOR A TRUCKER OR
FLORIST; CONVENIENT TO CARS AND
BOUND TO INCREASE GREATLY IN
VALUE. AssEssOR's VALUATION, 81, 800;
OUR PRICE, TO QUICK BUYER, s.. 4.5OO
CHAS A. SHIELDS Co. 1413 II ST "
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MUST sELL-BEAUT1FUL SUMMER OR
winter home; detached; gem In emerald
foliage; near Cleveland Park: I rooms. sleep
ing porches. tiled bath. shower attrched; /;
electricity. open fireplace; steam hent in every
room; large lot in rear; hot and cold water.
oakwood floors; heat and light in every room !;
all screened. including porches. Price, $95is0.
avenue. Main 1895. f4S
TAKOMA PARK, .121 WILLOW AVE.-AT-
tractive and best location; II rooms. baths;
large living room, 1929: large lot, garage:
anil; two car lines; occupied by owner.
leaving for California; immediate possession.
2Js
ALTA vIsTA-7 ROOMS: BATH; ANIL:
nearly an acre: l block from Rockville elec-
trie: NJ. HAYDEN. Maple ave.. or Bethesda
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:. :.WALTER O'HARA,

Ezelu:ivs Agent on Above Properties.
Main 1928, 1863 ii NV
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Strout Farm Bargains
II-Acre Waterfront Farm
On Maryland'S Eastern Shore

Five-room cottage. beautiful shade trees.
delightful ocean view, near bathing beach and
town; life attractive here. where cow OF
two, some pigs, a flock of poultry and few
acres truck and berries will make living easy.
and where boating, shooting, grabbing, fish
Ing may be enjoyed. To settle affairs, 81. 200
only $500 down; easy terms. Page AZ, Strout's
Catalog.
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to any Of the other canyons, and with
but fourteen miles of canyon, a big
saving of time between here and Utah
points is certain.
II no other means of improving the
Emigration canyon highway is avail
able, it has been suggested that a
good roads day" could be declared
and hundreds of men of Bear Lake
county turn out and put in a days
work in the canyon. This would be
the means of placing the road in fair
ly good condition, inasmuch as the
road is not bad in the summer as it is
1t has also been proposed that an
excursion to Preston be arranged for
day early in the summer and that
as many of the business men as can
be mustered together to make the
trip. If such a move was undertake
en-, doubtless the business men OF
Preston would arrange meeting al
which future plans for improving the
Emigration canyon road could be dis
cussed.
It is said by all who have passed
over this route that 1t is the best out.
let from Bear Lake county to Cache
county and other Utah points and
that much time can be saved by go.
ing that way.
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ROAR EXPENDITURES.

Ii has been reported to us that
a misunderstanding arose In the
minds OF many residents of the coun-
ty regarding road expenditures dur
ing the past year. Some weeks ago
The Examiner called attention to the
fact that $4,000 was expended on
the highways OF Bear Lake county
last year, and 1t appears that some
are OF the opinion that this amount
was expended on the state highway.
This was not the case, however, and
the article was very plain in that re-
gard. The fact is that none of this
money was expended on the state
highway, this road being kept up by
the state. The $4,000 was expend-
ed on the county roads.
According to Byron Nelson, super
visor of the state highway, approx
mately $4,000 was spent on the
state highway, and all this money
came direct from the state.
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TRIMMING THE JOBS
(From the New York Herald)

(From the New York Herald)
For the overburdened taxpayer the
cheer in Senator Shoots statement
as to the useless jobs that can be cut
out Of the federal government SER
vice is not merely what the commit
tees survey finds but what 1t indi-
Gates. The reduction of office hold
era ia put at 10000 as q minimum.
But Senior Smoot expects that the
number dispensed with will "far ex-
coed" 10000. Far" points long,
long way in country so geographi-
cally expansive as ours and so dense
ly populated with non-producers
whose pay checks are met at the Uni
ted States Treasury.
If. indeed, Senator Shoots hopes
are justifiable that more than the
1000 can be removed from the
cashiers line in Washington alone.
there might be several times as many
in the whole country, since some of
the great cities swarm with them
and there are few towns where the
federal job institutions is not top
heavy.
AS for the money to be saved by
such federal house cleaning, an
average of $4,000 to the job would
look like $4O.OOO,OOO a year on TO-
600 names cancelled from the cash
ier's index card. No more than an.
other 10000 outside of Washington
at the same average would count W
$40, 700, 200 more year. And $50
100000 year would take care OF
the interest on pretty nearly two bill
lions of dollars of Liberty Bonds tC
an equivalent relief of the taxpayers
who are nav taxed out of one peck.
ct the interest due in the other peck
ct while useless government Jobs gC
on with no benefit to the public ser
vice.
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Discrimination
OF Payments

In accordance with the Joint Res
olution approved by the president on
March 3, 1921, the payment Of allot-
ments and family allowances by the
Bureau OF War Risk Insurance will
be" discontinued after July FL, 1921.
This decision does not affect the
right or allottees or legal represen-
tatives of deceased allottees to pay
ment by the War Risk Bureau at any
time hereafter of either allotments or
family allowances, the right to which
accrued at any time during the per-
iod between November 1, 1917 and
July 81, 1921. Cases may be called
up for review at any time, and If any
thing is found to be due covering
the period between the dates indicat-
ed, payment will be made by the War
Risk Bureau.
Under this provision of the law all
allotments of every character from
and after July 81, 1921, will be vol.
untary on the part of the enlisted
man and will be paid by the war de-
partment to men in all branches of
the military service and by the navy
department to men in all branches OF
he naval service.
Any question arising in regard tC
lallotments and allowances should be
referred to the Bureau of War Risf
Insurance, Washington, D. @.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-04-15
PROSPERITY WITHIN OURSELVES

The sooner we realize that pros
porous conditions depend more ON
ourselves than on outside artificial
aids the better for all.
The farmer who depends on gov
eminent to make him rich or make
his land yield crops or market them
for him is waiting in vain.
We must realize that prosperity ID
the result Of our own endeavor and
of our own savings and is not hand
ed us by political devices.
Organizations state and federal
laws, and commissions are sources Of
profit to those who follow them and
manage them, not for the people.
Commissions to lend us money, tC
show us how to live. all make money
and live better than those they claim
to be benefittingg.
Extending the functions or govern.
ment is minimizing the opportunities
OF the individuals and making him .
burden-bearingg slave for others.
The state or nation for whom the
government pretends to do the mos
is in the end the most impoverished
and the heaviest taxed.
We cannot tax or govern ourselves
into affluenca but our prosperity be-
gins when we resolve to spend less
than our incomes and save and devel
/ op.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-04-15
| MANUFACTURING
IN THE WEST

The greatest problem of the west
Is to get power development on terms
that will make this manufacturing
country.
The west is paying millions an
nually to eastern manufactures be-
cause with cheaper coal they are able
to produce at less cost.
The west has millions of horse
power of hydro-electric energy go
ing to waste that private enterprise
il ready to develop. The west has
tho cheapest power in the world to
run factories IL developed.
But the rules and regulations
drawn up by the national hydro-ele-
trio power commission are too re-
strictive to invite capital. An army
Of federal officials is already in
charge Of the situation.
Practical leaders in power devel-
opment who have dealt with hydro
electric problems all their lives can
NEITHER finance nor operate projects
under the rules adopted in Washing
ton.
Western leaders like John A. Brit
ton OF San Francisco, w. A. Bracken-
ridge of Los Angeles, Franklin t
Griffith of Portland, Henry J. Pierce
of Seattle, and Guy w. Talbot OF
Portland are in Washington asking
terms to allow development.
Western initiative, western enter.
prise and industrial leadership car
be trusted to- secure power develop
ment from Alaska to Mexico and
make the west q great manufactur.
ing region if red tape will let it.
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WILL HELP RAIL-
ROAD TRAFFIC.

Reduced rates for summer travel
to national parks and other resorts
are being announced by various rail-
roads. The Union Pacific is adver-
Using special rates from Middle west
points to Pacific Coast and Noun
tain states.
The railroads are again out to
please the public. Prices on dining
cars are reduced and stop-overs are
given at points enroute. Thus are
wartime regulations gradually being
eliminated.
Those will all be welcome to the
travelling public and should help in
building up the railroad traffic
which has been demoralized.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-04-15
WILLIAM DRIVER, UTAH
PIONEER DIES I'm OGDEN

Mrs. Josephine Driver and son
Kenneth of this city, are in Ogden
where they attended the funeral over
the remains of the late William DTi-
yer, Utah pioneer, who died at his
Ogden home Sunday afternoon. Mr..
Driver was a father-in-law of Mrs.
Driver and at one time operated q
Drug store in this city. Mr.. Dri-
yer was one of the most prominent
men in the Utah City. He crossed
the plains in the SOS in the John
Halliday company.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-04-15
FAVORs EMIGRATION
CANYON ROAD.

Numerous business and profession
al men OF Montpelier are heartily
in favor OF promoting better high
way through Emigration canyon and
for the establishing of a first class
outlet by way of that route. There
are many points in favor Of the
emigration canyon route TO points
in Cache valley and Utah. In the
first place, there is but approximate
ly fourteen miles of canyon road by
that route as against between forty
and fifty by way of Logan or Black
smith Fork Canyons, Consequent
ly the dangers of canyon travel can
DO reduced to the minimum in that
1t will be much easier to build good
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-04-15
ILL AT LOGAN.

Mrs. Henry Henckel has been very
ill for the past two weeks at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Frank Scott,
in Logan Mrs. Henckel went to
Brigham City for q visit about three
weeks ago, going on to Logan week
later. She contracted a severe at
tack of tonsilitis, and was compelled
to remain bedfast several days. Lat
est reports state that she and baby
are getting along nicely, and will
probably return to Montpelier Sun
day.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-04-15
CLIFFORD sHUPE
WEEDS IN MALAD

Miss Rosetta Larson and Clifford
Shupe of Montpelier, were united in
marriage at the home Of the bride
last Saturday evening. Bishop w. H.
Thomas performed the ceremony.
TIL brides mother, Mrs. r. Larson,
and Mrs. Jas. T. Jones were the wit
nesses. A wedding supper was serv-
ed tho following evening with rela-
tives and a few friends present.. The
groom is brother of Mrs. James T.
Jones well liked and highly respected
by all who know him.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-04-15
DIFFERENTIATION.

The way to Americanize is to be-
gin with yourself Go to work at
some honest job. Save some OF
your earnings. Pay for what you
get. Do not unload yourself on
your fellow citizens in some public
job for which you have no prepare
ton or ability. Be modest and
courteous.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-04-15

Alfred smedley hi this city went
to Logan Thursday IN business.
Mrs. A. Fadden returned to her
home at Pegram Thursday after
staying in this city for few days.
Typewriter ribbons and carbon pa
per for sale 1t this office. It
Henry Ford says that COWS are
superfluous and that q machine can
take their places. It is a safe bet
that his flivver has already weaned
more boys from milking than any
other modern invention. Hot Sui
phRr Springs (Colo) Times.