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PRICES OF MEATS TAKE
BIG TUMBLE IN EAST

Spokane, Wash, Dec. 7.-Reductions
of 10 cents a pound in the retail prices
OF all pork meats and cents pound
on all beef cuts became effective re-
Gently at number Of the larger mar
kets The retail price cuts follow grad
ual declines of from to 6 cents q
pound in the wholesale prices or pork
and beef
wholesale price reduction of from
4 to cents a pound on pork shoulders
and pork loins was announced today by
Armour & Co.
Cleveland, Dec, "A general cutting
of retail meat prices, ranging from
to II cents a pound, bringing prices
nearer normal that at any time in
months, was in evidence through the
city. Bacon was cut from 46 to S5
cents.
The price of a 24-ounce loaf OF bread
also was reduced from IA to IL cents
by a grocery company operating a
large number of stores here.
Lynn, Mass, Dec. 7.-Shoe manufac-
turers OF this city made formal request
recently Of the joint council, United
Shoe Workers of America, for aboli-
ton OF the large wage bonus Of 10 1-2
to 20 per cent that has been paid for
more than n year.
Elimination of the bonus Is neces-
sary, according to the manufacturers.
In order to reduce their operating
costs to the point where the 100 fac
tories, normally employing 1900 opv, :
atives, may be reopened,
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Notice Of A. o. Ii. Mccting.

Notice Is hereby given that there will
be a meeting of the local lodge OF An
cient Order of Hibernians in the / O.
o. r. Hall in this city on Sunday, De
cember 10, at 2 o'clock, p, m. Import
ant business will come before the
meeting and every member Is urged to
be present.
JOS. KENNY, President.
T.. A. McMENAMIN, Secretary.
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Lexington. Dec S.-Mss Beth Scoggin
of Fossil is visiting her cousin Pearl
Sankey formerly of Portland but now
a resident Of Lexington Miss Sankey
is operating the switchboard at Lex
ington.
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sst in them when opportunity affords.
Personal vanity and lust for power
seems to be their outstanding passions.
The final scenes show number of
head hunters on trial before military
court
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c. L. NOTES.

The Y. P. S. C. E. Of the Christian
Church at Lexington met last Friday
night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
c. Worstell for their monthly business
meeting. This meeting was called for
the election of officers for the coming
year. The nominating committee sub
mitted the following names; Cecil
Warner, President Hobart Helms, lst
Vice-President; Blanche Shinn, End
Vice. President; Paul Nichols, Cores
ponding Secretary; Ollie Shinn. Re-
cording Secretary; Archie Nichols,
Treasurer; Elsie Tucker, Assistant
Treasurer; Cletus Nichols Chairman OF
the Prayer Meeting Committee; Elsie
Tucker, chairman of the Flower Com
mittee; w. C. Worstell, Chairman of the
Educational Committee; Herman Hill.
Chairman of Advertising Committee;
Mrs. Cecil Warner, Chairman of Look
out Committee; Opal Leach, Chairman
of Pay Social Committee; Dona Bar
nett, Chairman of Place Committee; Ce-
ell Warner, Chairman of Finance Com
mittee; Mrs. Mildred Parker, C. E.
Pianist and Raymond Mccormick, C. E.
Reporter. II was voted to adopt this
list and have the officers and chairmen
take charge of their respective offices
and committees.
After the business meeting, a social
time was enjoyed by all present.
At party given at the Leach home
on the afternoon of November 3, an
nouncement was made Of the engage
ment of Miss Leona Leach to Mr.. Ray
mond White, both of Lexington. The
| rooms were beautifully decorated in
/ lavender and white and chrysanthe-
NUNS. A short musical program was
/ rendered, after which delicious ira,
/ luncheon was served. Conspicuously
/ placed on each tray was mniature
/ bride bearing the cards Of Miss Leach
and Mr.. White, with the date, Decem-
ber, 1890.
Those present were; Mesdames J. F.
Mcmillan, Thompson, McAlister, Boor,
Sara White, W. F. Barnett, w. C. Scott,
Claude White, Neal White, Pomeroy,
Broadley, Geo. White, NJ F, Parker, W
S, Holmes, Evangeline Mcmillan, Frank
Moore, Christensen, w. c. Worstell
Minnie Leach Mcmillan and the Misses
Leona Leach, Dona Barnett Cecil Scott
Edna Bauman, Zola Leach,
Misses Cecil Scott and Edna Baumar
entertained a number of their friend:
with shower honoring Miss Leons
Leach at the Scott home November
2S The rooms were artistically dec
GRATED in lavender and white. The
hours were very pleasantly spent II
games and contests, after which a dain
ty luncheon was served by the host
esses, assisted by Mrs. Scott. Mis-
Leach was the recipient Of many beau
tiful and useful gifts,
On Thursday evening, November 80
Mrs, William Worstell entertained a
her home in Lexington, about thirty o
the members and friends Of the c. W
B NJ. with miscellaneous shower
honoring Miss Leona Leach, whose en-
gagement was recently announced. Th
rooms were decorated with gold colo
ana blooming plants An umbrella o
tho same color was fastened In tn
arohway between the living room an
dining room and at the appointed tim
Miss Leach was seated beneath the um
hrella and told to pull the knot of gol
and white ribbons which were so ar
ranged that they split the cover be
tween each bow, literally showerin
the hride-tobe with many beautifu
presents
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DEATH VISITS HEPPNER HOMES.

Eleanor, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George McDuffee, passed away
at the family home in this city on Wed
nesday afternoon. She had suffered for
many months from diabetes. Funeral
arrangements have not yet been an
iounced.
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Parents and Patrons Are In
vited to Observe School Work

A special invitation is extended to
the patrons and parents of the Hepp-
ner grade schools to come and observe
the regular grade work from one to
2:30 p. IN. on Tuesday, December a.
Following this there will be a program
which Is as follows:
Physical Culture Lesson. First Grade
Musical election...-.............S Sixth Grade
Reading Fifth Grade
Dramatized History Lesson.............
.......-........................ Grade
huois
....................Seventh and Eighth Grades
social time will follow, with .light
refreshments
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Horace Wells died at the home Of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Wells, in
this city early this morning. The young
man had been i'll for more than two
weeks, apparently suffering from men
ingitis, Efforts Of local doctors and
Portland specialist to save the boys
life availed nothing and finally all hope
for his recovery was given up. No an
nouncement of funeral arrangements
has yet been made.
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Fred Griffin, Gooseberry farmer, has
been spending few days in Heppner
on business this week.
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NEW PIT ASSOCIATION

The Ordway PIT association enjoy
Cd guest night Tuesday evening, Nov.
90, when enthusiastic delegations
were present from Rocky Ford, ManZ-
anola, Olney Springs and Numa, PIT
associations, each one giving interest
lug reports of what their associations
ale doing. The Ordway historian,
Mrs. Downey, told some of the things
that we have done.
Manzanola deserved banner.
bringing twenty six from their PIT
association the largest delegation
from any of the visiting towns.
The speaker of the evening was
hr's. VIM. Matthews of Denver, state
r. css chairman also manager of
Child's Welfare bureau. Mrs Matt
hews gave a very interesting talk on
what the PIT association has accom-
piished in Colorado. She also org
alized the Crowley county association
consisting of the three association in
lhe county. the following officers be-
ing elected
Mrs. v. A. Darnall, Numa, Presi-
dent.
Mrs. E. w. Downey, Ordway, Vice
President.
Mrs. Carl Pantle. Ordway, Sccre-
tary.
Mrs. James Carpenter, Ordway,
Treasurer.
Mrs Jay +. Johnson, Ordway, his
torian and press agent.
The three presidents of the local
associations in the county form the
beard by virtue of their offices.
We regretted that our state presi-
dent. Mrs Richard Crawford Camp
bell and Mrs. Fred Dick, state organ
izer We're unable to be present and eX-
tend our sympathy to Mrs. Dick in her
sorrow. the loss AT her husband,
which prevented her coming. How
oycI we had very able substitute
in Mrs. Matthews and hope she will
as well as all the ether visitors, come
again.
The Girls Glee club led by Mrs.
* we'll, delighted us with two num-
Jefs and the male quartette lived up
it their usual excellent reputation
with two selections.
Refreshments were served to the
large crowd.
The nice things our visitors said
about our school were certainly grati-
rying.
We hope you were present to enjoy
the evening.
ASSOC. CORRESPONDENT
Wonderful underwear gargains.-
Leader, Rocky Ford.
Extra heavy work shirts 99c.-
Leader, Rocky Ford.
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SCHOOL NOTES
By The School staff

We are going to enjoy two days
vacation this week az Thanksgiving
comes on Thursday.
The new moving picture machine
has arrived, and has been installed.
1t is very fine machine, and antici-
patton of the things to follow is of
interest to all.
The new velvet curtain has also
been put into place.
Monday evening the domestic scien-
&c girls served an O'Clock dinner to
the Delphan club at the school house.
Tuesday evening of this week, the
Parent Teacher association met, and
entertained as their guests, repre-
sentatives from Olney Springs, Crow
ley, Numa. Rocky Ford and Marzan-
Ola, Mrs. Matthews, of Denver, gave
very interesting lecture on the sub
jcct THE Purpose of the Parent
Teachers a3aociation." Song services
were rendered by the Glee Club girls,
and also by the male Quartet.
Dainty refreshmcnts consisting of
coffee and cake were served. All
who were present reported a most
enjoyable tine.
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LOCAL 4 PERSONAL

Misses Maggie and Matte Miller
and Miss Mary McCabe spent their
Thanksgiving vacation at their home
north of Ordway.
r. r. Swetnam left FRIDAY for Ow-
ingsville, KY. on a business trip
where he will be for some time.
Messrs. Z. j. Smith and Edwin
Smith We're Thanksgiving dinner
guests of DR.. and Mrs. W. r. Rodea-
hauser.
Airs. Schlunneggcr is sick and Miss
Juno is absent from her work en- ac-
count of her mothers illness.
MIR. and Mrs. |. jenkins, of Eads. is
visiting at the Rodcnhauser home
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Camben and
iittle dlughter Elizabeth, of Duran
go. arrived Wednesday to spend
Thanksgiving with their parents M.
and Mrs. Wm. Edgar, and family.
DIR and Mrs. Whitaker entertained
"a a Thanksgiving dinner in honor of
DIR. and Mrs H. w Heinkle. of Fow-
Ter.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. E. Bashor enter
tanned DR.. and Mrs. w. r. Brown, of
Pueblo at Thanksgiving dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Steen spent
Thursday at Swink, visiting MIR.
Steen's sister, Mrs. j. II. Holly, and
family.
Charlie Miller, IF Newton, Kans,
arrived Sunday evening for visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Miller and family.
T. M. Calthorp is slowly improving
from his sickness.
Mrs. Mamie Curtis and two child
rem spent Thanksgiving in Eads with
relatives.
Billie Edgar came home from Den
YER to spend Thanksgiving with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Edgar.
Earl Eagleton. of Boulder. was in
town Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Pyles, father
and mother of Floyd Piles, and two OF
his sisters. the Misses Dorothy and
Lucille. another sister, Mr.. and Mrs
5 A. Moore and son, Junior. all 4
/ Tribune Kansas. ana two brother.
/ Harold Pyles and S l.. Pyles, wife and
daughter, Bobby Anne, of Eads, were
! Thanksgiving guests of Mr.. and Mrs
| Floyd Pyles and Mr.. and Mrs. b. Dale
! Bclshe.
Mrs. A. J. Giffin is visiting her son
L. l. Gifin and wife. She is on her
way from Chicago to Casper, Wyo.
having visited her home at Eureka
Kansas, on her way.
Mrs M q. Ba3hOr returned We'd
/ neJday evening from Pueblo after
visit with friends there for the past
/ two weeks.
Mrs. W. S. Stecn entertained the
] following guests on Friday afternoon
/ NJ card party for Mrs. Ray Cook
Mrs. H. E. Mast, Mrs. Ray Cook
| Mrs. IL. II. Lyons, Mrs. j. M. Meikle
Mrs. E. o. McClcary, Mrs. w. h
| Rodeuhauser. and Miss Juanita Dean
| A delightful luncheon was served.
! Mrs L. 1. Giffin arrived home
/ Thursday from Caney and Cedervale
I kansas, where she had been called OF
account of the death of her father, re
Gently,
/ II. q. Mast was IN Denver the first
I OF the week on business.
( Thos. Il. Parr returned few days
I ago from Tennessee accompanied by
/ ns son, Thomas. who had been with
1 bis grandmother for the past year.
| Sarah Roberts came down from
school work in Pueblo to spend
Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Roberts.
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BOX SPRINGS

Several of the members of the club
met at the school Sunday to practice
for the Christmar program.
Cliff Harmon and two children
went to Colorado Springs, Friday ar
ter Mrs. Harmon and son who have
teen visiting there, They returned
Sunday
Chester LCwmal came home Sun
day to help his folks. His father is
not improving very fast.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Johnson visited
with their daughter, Mrs. Ray Me
Cabe and family Sunday Mrs. Mo
Cabe returned to town with them.
Edgar sirris went to Ordway Mon
day.
Mrs. Sirris visited at the Edison and
Lowman homes Thursday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs Boyd and baby made
Il trip to Ordway Tuesday.
G. Il. McCabe went to OrdwsY
Monday returning Tuesday.
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CROWLEY

Mrs. C. A. Lindsey and children
arrived home Saturday of last week.
after a two months visit at different
points in Missouri and Kansas
The B. l.. Rector family have
moved to Sugar City, where Mr.. Rec
tor is employed at the Sugar Factory
Mrs j. L. Henry and infant son
visited in Sugar City last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osterhout who lived
i'm the Orr residence moved to Pueblo
this week.
Jas Mcclure arrived here recently
to visit his brother c. o. and family.
Mrs. W. e. Wilson is reported quite
sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Park and child
rem and w r. Bishop spent Thanks
giving at the Warner home at Man
2anola.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. Atkinson and
infant daughter spent Thanksgiving
in Walsenburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Osborn have
gone to visit near Karval, their old
home.
Albert Nelson, who has been quite
~ with rheumatism is convalescing.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Green left for
southern Texas, Thursday of last
week. to be gone \ short time. Mrs.
Mabel Young, of Ordway. daughter of
Mrs. Green is staying at the Green
home during their 2bsence.
Ben and Heaey Abbott went TO Bur-
lngton. Colorado. Friday of last week
returning Tuesday
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GAVE PLEASANT DANCE

A very pleasant dance was given
Saturday night by the Security Bene-
fit association.
The proceeds S71.5O were deposit
cd in the First National Bank to the
credit of Chas. Rhine, who met with
such an unfortunate accident short
time ago.
The lodge took this means to ex-
press their sympathy to Chas. Rhine.
and family, and they wish to thank
I'll who 50 kindly assisted them.
The music was donated by the fol-
Owing: Mr.. and Mrs. George Edgar,
Miss Eileen Pendergast, Mrs. Ivy
Pedigo, Mrs. NJ. E. Fuller and Mr..
Chss. Cockerel
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Farms for Sale

500 acres of land for sale, 240 of
It under cultivation, new house 24x2S
sheds, fenced and .cross-fenced: :
horses, hogs, cattle and corn, some
picked and some in the field. Will
sell all for $11 900 cash balance at
7 per cent interest. Price S25.O0
per acre.
800 acres of land partly under cul-
tivation, good three room house, barn
sheds. good well. all fenced. Will
sell or trade for garage or Ordway
property. Price S25 per acre; will
carry part at eight per cent. Both
places 1 6 miles north of Boone. For
particulars see Or write, Clarance
Radcliff. Ordway, Colo. 1926
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MISS FERN BARBER WEEDS

Miss Fern Barber, Of Kutch, Colo,
and Mr.. Nay Combest, of Ransom,
Kans.. were united in marriage on
Wednesday, November II. in Color
ado Springs. Colo. After a short
wedding tour they viii make tn air
home at Ransom, Kans. Mrs. Com
best attended school at Kutch for two
years and has a hort of friends who
wish them much joy and happiness.
Mrs. Combest will be rendered in
Ordway MS she attended school hero
when the school was held in the bar
racks. Her many friends in Ordway
wish her lifetime of happiness.
The Ordway new era., 1920-11-26
Business Changes

l. II. Shelton and son, II. l. Shelton,
have bought the business of the Lind
holm garage and machine shop and
have taken charge. They have sold
tho news stand and confectionery to
VIM. Kersten, who has also taken
charge of that business.
Mr.. Kersten is TO open up a bakery
in connection with his new business
and expects to have bread on the
market by the first of next week.
The Sheltons VIII conduct their
hcw business under the name of the
Shelton Motor Co.
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touch down
The Town" team battledRO. II. s.
10 q stand still during first half.
Near the close of the second quarter
Capt. Hayes worked the ball within
the so yard line and made success
ful drop kick.
The opening of the second half was
n royal battle In the third quarter
thc Town" team rushed the ball to
tine one yard line. Reams just miss
cd a touchdown. The high school
line held strong, Cline. Ray and
Reams broke thru the line at will.
Ray and Groth put over a forward
ppss which just missed being n touch
down. In the last quarter the high
school. after holding for downs on
their own one yard line, worked SER
ica of forward pcsses-Haves to
Bradley and Schroeder to Simmer
with two minutes of time left Rohl
hit the line for a touchdown.
The Ordway new era., 1920-11-26
CATHOLIC LADIES. ENTERTAIN

The Catholic Woman's club enter
tanned at n Thanksgiving social for
the members of the st. Peters' church
Wednesday evening, November "a.
The evening was spent in dancing and
card playing after which very dainty
course of refreshments was served by
the club.
The Ordway new era., 1920-11-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin H. Said, living
en- the Thomas ranch, southwest of
the city, gave an informal dinner
Saturday evening, nonoring Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. w. Duffy and family, of
Rocky Ford. Mr.. Duffy is well
known here as the organizer of Ord
way Council of the Security Benefit
Association, and he and Mr.. Said
have been friends and associates for
about twenty years-both being char
ter members of Monroe Council, s. b.
A., of Pueblo. The past two years
MIR. Duffy and family have been re
siding at Rocky Ford. but are now on
their way to Salt Lake City. Utah,
where Mr.. Duffy takes the position
of District manager of the Security
Benefit association.
The dinner decorations were the
cclors of the order, and covers laid
for the following;
MI. and Mrs. Duffy and four child
rem Mr.. Frank Crowell and the host
and hostess.
The Ordway new era., 1920-11-26
EppERsoN-BURCHETr

Miss Goldie L. Epperson and Mr.
Gale B. Burchett, a well known and
charming young couple of this city,
We're united in marriage in Pueblo At
6 O'Clock on the evening of November
20, 1920. The BRIDES sister, Flor
ence. accompanied them. They viii
make their home at the Burchc.t
ranch east of town.
These young people have "A host Of
friends in this community who winh
item niany joyous and prospeToEs
years of welded life.
The Ordway new era., 1920-11-26
ZOE CREEK NEWS

The Bob Creek Ladies aid met with
Mrs. Josephine LunGahl Thursday,
November 1S. 1t was a very enjoy
able meating Those present were
Mrs. Eouck, Mrs. Tom Long, Mrs.
Millie James. Mrs Clarissia LundahL
Mrs. ] f.. Dresher, Miss Cora Dresh-
or. Mrs. w. w. Wright Josie Lund-
all and Mrs. Ivy Pedigo. Dainty re
freshments were served. They ad-
icurned to meet with Mrs. Price
Leach on December 2.
The Ordway new era., 1920-11-26

| am pleased to say | attended an
entertainments given by the little folh7
Of Miss Ruby CaGes' room and we
parents and friends surely enjoyed
every bit OF It. They showed thGI
love for her by their good behavior
ard her love for them as she onioyH
each week her work she does.
A PARENT.
The Ordway new era., 1920-11-26
Irrigated Farm

Having decided to resume the prac-
tice of medicine. l am offering for
sale my 40 acre farm with full wa
ter rights, u mile North and 4
miles west of the court house at
Ordway; / mile east and miles
north of Crowley. Immediate pos
session If desired. l can also sell or
sub-lease you 20 acres adjoining on
the east. improvements on each
place. DR.. DeRouen, Ordway, Colo.
The Ordway new era., 1920-11-26
OIL Lands

FOR SALE-THE SW SEC. 25 AND
the Sc Sec. 90, all in Twp. IS r
IS e. Owners reserves one eighth of
the oil. This is near the oil well and
may mean a fortune to the man who
buys darlington Land and In
vestment Co., Sugar City, Colo.
The Ordway new era., 1920-11-26

Mrs. A. A. Brown entertained at
cards Saturday evening in honor OF
Mrs. Ray Cook. The guests were the
Misses Juanita, Ethlyn. Ruth and
Frank Dean. Mrs. j. A. Bowers. Mrs.
Ray Cook and Mrs. II. E. Mast. The
Misses Dean entertained for Mrs.
Ray Cook on Thursday evening.
The Ordway new era., 1920-11-26
OIL AND GAS LEASES

Have land within " mile of Wal
ker Hill monument to lease in 40's,
or in 20's If two blocks are taken ad-
joining. For less than 500 this ad.
may put you on the trail that makes
good. 1t means you. M. e. BERG,
Ordway Colo. 1925
The Ordway new era., 1920-11-26

Mrs w. r. Rodenhauser entertain
cd Saturday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Ray Cook who left the first of
this week for Mesa, Ariz. The after
noon was pleasantly spent in playing
Five Hundred.
A delicious two course lucheon was
served to the following guests; Mrs.
w. S. Steen. Mrs. Harry Lyons, Mrs,
Harry Mast, Mrs. j. NJ. Meikle, Mrs.
Ray Cook, Mrs. Thomas Gallavan and
Miss Juneta Dean.
The Ordway new era., 1920-11-26

Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hoslor will
l?ave Saturday evening for Cincinnati
Ohio, ON visit and business trip
with the s. A Gerard & Co. com
mission mcrchantg. They will be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Gerard while
here. Miss Gladys Hosler accom-
panied them as far as Kansas City.
where she will take up school work
The Ordway new era., 1920-11-26
GOOD FOOT BALL GAME

The O. II. S. and Town" team
played good game of football mere
thanksgiving day. The score was
to 10 in favor of o. II. S. The line
The Ordway new era., 1920-11-26

About 10 pieces of Hope Muslin
left yet at 2Oc yd.-Lcader, Rocky
Ford.
The Ordway new era., 1920-11-26

a big line of holiday mcrcIiandie. .
at the Reduction Sale - Lcadcs-,
Rocky Ford.
The Ordway new era., 1920-11-26

e. b. Strickland, and niece ant
rcphew, Miss Eloisc 9nd Earl, spen
Thanksgiving in Pueblo.
The Ordway new era., 1920-11-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Woodland, of Colorado
Springs. and son, Charles II. Wood
ard. of Almosa, spent Thanksgiving
with DIR. and Mrs. Il. o. McCleary, and
family.
The Ordway new era., 1920-11-26

Wonderful underwear gargains.-
Leader, Rocky Ford.
The Ordway new era., 1920-11-26

E w. Cleverly and j. A. Bowers
left tbe first of The week for Colum-
hus. Ohio. on business with the head
office OF the joan Amicon Bro. & Co.
The Ordway new era., 1920-11-26
That We May Better Know

Bismarck, N. D., (Tuesday) Three more banks were
today string of North Dakota financial nst-
the last six days due to depict
ion of their which officials is due to failure OF
to meet notes held by the banks.
Farmers State bank at Beford, The State Bank OF
Kill Deer Security State Bank at Columbus closed
today making nine since the first of last week.
What's Dakota? DO take ii thi
n heraded paid League
they claim for it,
the bank blame5 it on
the their bank
Is about other
growing North Dakota?
Now,
his let
Those Nonparsan the socialist
could the wheat and
this their credit
the FUNDS
banks have
exist Colorado under
of Dakota The socaiis
doing business in this country
controlled lands good bu
in prar a undesirable method
dominance of all right but II
t,u a nowery of catch by
sy.ten of exemptions North Dakota TIL
tax levy not high do with
nd values it. The levy hes been kept down bu
n result the average farm
four times thai
piece of land In Wells eou
IT, Sorh the taxes o like this;