Montpelier examiner. [volume], July 11, 1919, Image 7

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right and of the store that
gives you right kind of
goods at right prices is
your gain. Our goods are
standard brands and our
prices defy competition.
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We Sell
THE CELEBRATED
KEMMERER,
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CASTLE GATE
CO A L
We are prepared to furqiah it in ton or car load lota.
When you buy from ua you get good, clean ooal.
Williams & Hess
Phone 129
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COAL
:WE ALWAYS HAVE IT:
Liberty, Utah, Lump
and Diamond, Wyo.
Wholesale AND Retail
Montpelier* Coal &
Lumber Company
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"Maybe nobody has told you,"
say» the Good Judge—
Why this good tobac
co costs less to chew.
You get real tobacco
satisfaction with a
small chew. It dives
you the good tobacco
taste. It lasts and lasts.
You don't need ÿ
fresh chew so often.
It saves you money.
THE REAL TOBACCO CHEW
. put up in two styles
RIGHT CLT is a abort-cut tobacco
W-B CUT is a loug fine
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RSV. A. J. VALLESY
MAK ES ST ATEMENT
Say» Tanlao Has Overworn#
His Troubles and He Feels
Like a New Man.
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"I (Ml Ui»t it would be helping
other* to tell what Tan lac ha* done
for me.*' aaid Hoy. a. J. Vallery.
living at 834 Chelae* Ave., Mem
phi*. Tenn.
"About three year* ago," he con
tinued, "I had a general breakdown
■ that mad« me very nervous. I had
a sour stomach and would spit up
undigested food. The paiaa in my
stomach hurt so at times that 1
'thought they would kill me. I also
suffered with rheumatic pains in
my Joint* and my kidneys were in
bad shape, my sleep was poor and
I felt so tired all the time that 1
could not do my work.
' Since taking Tanlac I have been
relieved of indigestion and those
) pains are all gone. My kidneys
■ don't trouble me any. I am not ner
• vous like I was and I can sleep f.ne
■ every night. My strength and en
Icrgy have been restored and 1 feel
like a new man."
Tanlac is sold in Montpelier by
the Modern Drug Co.
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FIRE LAWS TO BE ENFORCED
IN NATIONAL PORB8TB
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Ogden, July 8.—Notwithstanding
the very hasardoua condition now
prevailing throughout the Inter
mountain country, reports of nu
merous cases of carelessness with
fire within the national forests are
being received by the Ogden office
of the forest service. A rigorous
enforcement of the atate and federal
laws prohibiting careleaaneM in
of fire on public lands is today being
ordered by the forest service.
In hla letter of Instruction to the
field officers, the District Forester
calls attention to the fact that the
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ritory have for yeara given wide pab
1'clty to the need for care in the
of fire on open landa. In addition,
thp national forests are plentifully
sprinkled with posters and notices
quoting the federal laws and tile
penalties prescribed for
thereof.
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violations '
The states also* havs laws f
on their statute hooka to which wide I
publicity has been given by
officers. Notwithstanding tbes« facts
hundrerds of fires due to human
sut*
agency occur each year and most of
them bear evidence of wilful neglect
or gross earelessness. The interests
at stake are too great to permit a
continuance of this condition, and,
hereafter, persona guilty of aUrtlng
forest fires will bo prosecuted
• he full extent of the taw.
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CONVERT SAVINGS STAMPS
INTO CERTIFICATES
to
San Francisco, July 7.—The War .
Loan Organisation of the Twelfth
Federal Reserve District has Juat
boen advised that hereafter War Bav- :
ngs Stamps may be converted Into
Savings Certificates of flOO and i
MOO. dm o—* (natta., „ .
new pian of the Savings Division of I
the U. 8. treasury department to af-! d,
ford greater convenience in hand-'*
The development of the War Bav-1 an
'ngs idea Is one that has been urged ! f
for some time In order to attract, ,
larger Investments. Th* bolder of u j
Sufficient number of Thrift Stamps
may now exchange them for a 86
War Savings 8tamp and In turn «ut :
bolder of twenty of the 86 War Bav-j
Inga Stamps may convert thefo Into
« «1«« Savings Certificate or tho!
holder of two hundred of the |6 !
Stamps may turn them In
81000 8arings Certificate.
Converalqp may be made at allj
Crat and second claaa
'-rd at all banka and trust companies
that have qual'fled as agents of the
second class. The Treasury Sav
'ngs Certificates are to be laaued la
'oglstered form and will bear th*
■">mea of the owner*. They will
Yield four per
uuarterly aa do the War Having »
Stamps- The limit of the Individual
nveatment still remains at 11000.
The new Treasury Saving* Certi
ficate* should prove particularly at-:
'-active for the Investment of
funds of fraternal societies,
union* and other elvte, soc'al and
rMIgloua organization* because
'merest Is added to the principal
-ntomatleally each quarter, the en
tire amount being payable at
turity.
for a
post offices
cent compounded
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Bummer Complaint la Ch fl drw.
There la not inythlog like no many
death* from th'a d'aease now as be
fore Chamberlain's Colic and Dlnr
7C£l:fr:;r~EiBLACKSMITHINGj
proper cere la taken as to diet. It la
•af* to My that fully alnety-nln*
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Col'e and Diarrhoen
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summer complaint In children.
'« far ahead of anything I hay*
used for this purpose."
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t'on of a wide awake preacher
seldom caught sapping?
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out for what ails your emokeappwtitel
For, with PrUs Albert, you've got a new listen on the pipe question
that cuts you loose from old stung tongue and dry throat worriesl
Made by our exclusive patented proems. Prince lObort la aco tf rm
from bite and parch and hands you about the biggest lot of smofcofua
that aver was scheduled In your direction!
Prince Albert is a pippin of a pipe-pal; roiled Into a cig a rette It
bantu the Hindi Get the niant that P. A. is simply everything any
man ever longed for in tobacco! You never will be willing to
figure up the sport you've slipped-on once you get that Prince
Albert quality flavor andquolity satisfaction Into your amokeeystenl
You'll talk kind words every time you got on the firing line I
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NOT DUE TO HEX ALONE
Montpelier Women Have I .earned
the Cause of Many Mysterious
Pains and Ache*.
Many women have come to hnow
that sex Isn't the reason for all back
achss, ditty headaches and urinary
disorders. Men have these troubles,
too, and often they come from kid
ney weaknese. To live a mply, eat
sparingly, uke better care of one's
self and to uae Doan's Kidney Pills,
Is bound to help bud kidneys
better. r
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Tbere is no other remedy
well recommended by Montpelier
people. Read this case;
Mf*. C. A. Crltser, Front 8t., Mont
pelier. says: "I have used Doan s
to
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help to me. Often I have had *t
: tacka of kidney trouble when I have
been ablo to keep up around
i tho houM - been so
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I get up. I have also suffered from
d, **J r apells and froquent headaches
nd hmT ® bad * tta «ka of rheumatic
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an attack like that.
f *Kh In Doan's."
Price 80c at all dealers.
great
euro,
1 have great
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Mrs. Crltser had. Poate*M >> lburn
'Co., Mfgra., Buffalo, N. Y
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H. H. KINO, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
BURGEON O. B. L. RT.
Offloo over Firm National Busk
Office Phone 10»
Residence Phene 118
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GEORGETOWN. IDAHO.
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tOL. PATCH PAYS TRIBUTE
TO WKMTKItN TKOOITt
Lieut. Col. L. V. Patch,
commanding officer of the
field artillery, and now adjutant
general of ibe stale, wae one of the
speakers at the célébration in Nampa
given In honor of the return of Rat
tery B Col. Patch referred (o the j
glorious part the weetern troops In
general played In the great war, and
'n speaking to the boys who were
under bis command, he said:
former
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"Roy*. I ran remember as-though
11 w " rB yesterday, the sights that I
«iw In and around Parts when going
Rytho front. The gun "Bertha" was
dropping shells Into the cltv. the
big bombing plnnca were bombing
the city continually, destroying
The Hun srtll
property and life,
lery wee almost In range of the city
and people were leaving by the^
' houannd every day The trains were
loaded, euto trucks, wagon and auto
mobiles were pro-seed Into service,
»hen you would ee« an old gray
hatred woman with a two wheeled
-art, drawn by a dog. carrying away.
■x bedstead, a couple ni ch.'r. and!;'**
vrne Utile trinket*. .11 headed for
'ho. re*r
*o fall any day—hut Just then the
t merlesn army cam* Ino the Mn*.
>11 Frence expected Parle
At Oiateea Thierry
"On th* 14th of July w* went in
to position behind Chateau Thierry.
,n the Marne, and opened up our big
runs
For four dav* ws
bombed
1 1 he enemy day and night and stopped
'•heir advance on the fifth day, when
, 00 longer aatlEfled with holding the
! -nemy. we derided to make an effort
»o push forward. All the watches
on the American aide were set ex
-ctly silks At one o'clock on tko
morning of the 18th, 4.000 Amer*
i -an guns opened dire, all at the
1 Mme second. It was a dark n'ght
^ " aab " Of 'bee- gnns me'de
•he heevene as light *s dsy and the.Thr*
noise sounded like Ihe hounds of
hell had been turned loose The
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hot to fire any more and the men j
cooled them The gun crew* wer#l*b*
exhausted and other
thHr pieces
with mathematical
crew* took
Every «hell woe sent .
precision At :
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f ve a. m the Infanry went over th«
top and that night. In mv own little
sector, w* gathered In 17.000 pri*
oner*, and I Mid to
my anperlor
officer "If* no longer 'Oott m't nna,' I
he» Ood with o*." and He was wtlb |
from that momant until the clone
of the w*r.
"The war le over and
forget thoee brave boys who are left
b«-hlnd. we would be unworthy of
jour heritage Many have made the
«npre B e *ncrtflc*~*|| honor to them
they are ree-lng In peace, but th* i
sorrow of the loved one* at home
on "«M oniv nv the fact
that they hay* done more thus their
ef
j "You sro home now. but you bava
great problems to soirs. The whole
world la In a chaotic condition, you
may be callad upoa for farther
troubles in foreign landa and poe
s bly it 1st urban cos within
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our owa
you
country-~thn world looks to
; for Its snivel ton, but there I* s great
future for you soldier hoys.
•*'Vou ran become a graat factor
<n the world, each and every one of
you.
heap you. America wnlcoaas
Idaho and Nampa greeU you with
open arms "
France Would hare liked
to
Canada com** out of the world war
with a total debt of • 8 . 008 , 988 , 888 .
wh eh means about |S!0 pur capita
for the papulation Canada was In
be war four years Th* United
«laies comes out of the world
wlh e debl of 118.000.000,OM, which
mesne about 1848 per capita, end
'his country was In the war law than
two years.
war
Btlll there are bimortauo
who will Inform the world that tho
United Btatea was «ronomleully pul
through tho, war by s Démocratie ad
ministration Th» war In Europa
and!;'** . "
\** n *^.000 000 000 ! "'l*
Ilona of Incidentals charged off to
' herlty and privately paid That Is
mors thau any previous «rar
entire world by many billions. If
ws blunder Into tb* League of Na
tion«. the war bill* will average bil
lions annually for centurion. Amort
the
cans cannot afford that luxury —
Worcester IN Y.) Telegram.
Dm of Appetite
As a general rule there la uotblug
serious shout a lose of appetite, sad
,f f° u #I,, P • «*»••! or only set two
**** T °* W *"
noon Day«» a r*t!Ah for venir —
whan meal time some*/ ff-^7 lu
mind that at least five hours should
slope* between moulu Oo au
*° * l,r * }*". food Um# lo dl
KT ^or. th ; ÂSlAÇÏUf
the.Thr* If you set no more then you
"*** »»<1 take s reasonable amount
0 f, »•"»«>«' •«*"■ «• every day you
u-'SÏhK.
I* caused by cooetlpntlon. aa
moo. tbst shi.uld b* normt MO at
•>nce a doe* of Chamberlain's Tab
Iwts will do It
apgptltu
a Hum
H i a man's outgo
havoc with hto incuts*,
that Mura
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