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Evening star., 1920-11-25
Just to Adjust
Our Stock!
los Wonen's Coats

In the Quarterly Stock Clearing.
At S24.50-Regularly $35 and $3.50
20 Topcoats of Mixed ano Plain Color We
Iours-In brown. gray, navy, green and OK
ford-panei backs and oeteo styles. ohy ~
Sizes up to 40.
At S39.75-Regularly $50 and $65
20 Coats with fur coIIars-made Of suede
velour, pIumette and Frost-Go, In brown.
musketeer, reindeer and nankin, with plated
panels and in beIted styles. Collars are huge
Of raceoon.
At $43.75-Regularly $65 to $3.50
20 Tailored Coats, with collars Of self mate
rial. fashioned of suedine, Bolivia, eoIdtone,
and duvet de iane, In navy, nankin, ming,
malay. zanzibar, taupe and reindeer Hand
At $46.75-Regularly SIS
is Coats Of Diagonal Bolivia, with panel
backs and belt at the front. All have large
seal collars. Here In reindeer, navy, ming,
malay, musketeer, and reindeer. Almost at
half price in the Quarterly Stock Clearing.
At $86.50-Regularly 500
10 Wrappy WooItex Coats without fur,
but with Wooitex value, In the soft ehamo
cloth and taiIoring-navy, beaver, and brown
" IN SELF embroidery In silk foss-navy,
beaver and brown shades-iaree cape collars.
At $S9.50-Regularly $1zS
Another Stock Clearing lot Of II Wrappy
Coats. These with seal, nutria and opossun
coiIars-in evora, yaIama and veIdyne, with
waist deep yokes and corded panel backs.
taupe, zanzibar, malay and ming shades.
Evening star., 1920-11-25

One of the unwritten la US of the
British parliament is that a member
may wear his hat so long as he sits
down and does not Speak. Imme-
diately he rises he must remove his
heaylgear
Evening star., 1920-11-25
Millinery Goes

Almost without reserve In the Quarterly
Stock Clearing. Our entire stock except the
than 200 hats az follows:
At $l5.00-Regularly SIS and $40
36 Dress Hats, Of fine panne and Lyons
veIvets-wlth trimmings Of silver lace. ely
shapes and smart color combinations.
$13.50-Regularly $3.50 and $3.50
80 Tailored Hats, that include the choicest
of the seasons models, smart for Immediate
At ss5o-Resularly SIS to $21.5o
ing varied selection Of shapes and colors.
At $7.50-Regularly SIG
trIeorne shapes Tor the tailored woman.
At $4.48-Regularly $3.50
20 odd Hats, Including tailored velvet shapes.
Don't Miss the Hat Shop
Third Floor
All Kinds of Gloves
eie.ranee-must get ready for Christmas
At $l.15 Pair-Regulariy s. and $3.50
A miscellaneous assortment Of good Gloves
at the lowest price you've seen In long
time-French, siace, doeskin and chamoIs;
sizes and eoIors az follows:
[.Ctd8p FFenCO StdCS SudWpd3ne-Stx68
ga to I've. PARISHES to 2. elack-stzes
s, 6N, 6H. Gray-sixes 6Is to e34. Mode
1-e,ssp White ooeshIn Gloves, in sizes sl
1-eiasp Natural chamoIs Gloves, sls, ssz,
At $zs5 Pair-Regulariy $3.8s to
S. Pair
A few White Strap coust sp.on Gloves In
white first quality French KID, tan il sizes *
and z; white In sizes 6N, 6Xs, 81, and 1-ciasp
S.es'sn s g Soxe: s With psue sewing Y tar"
buck, 81 to 4. YouIi find mighty good gloves
for choosing from this lot.
Silk Cloves Gong Also
OWING to % the continued ssm.na ..S for siik
At $1.95-Regularly SITS
1e-button White Trieot Silk Gloves. In all
At SITS Pair-Regulariy $4.25
Gloves All sizes In white, and ponsee In sizes
to 7H.
Neckwear-Weeded Out
In the Quarterly Stock Clearing. May be
unused, but not badly hurt.
At 3sc-Resularly- 7sc
laess % and ~ .mbroid:rea % red % orosndis:@s..o de- som: "
exceptionally exec pretty eo'ored p'a't'ne-at sse
At Soc-NegulAT1y $1.SO
Collars, Sets and vestees Of iaces, nets,
hand. embroidered batIste and venise faces,
some with edgInss Of two.thread Val. lace.
Press them out and save.
At $1-39 sRegularly 81
vense lace and Cinderella Net coliars-
sets Of embroidered nets and eyeiet EN-.
broidery and sets Of eyeiet embroidery with
Peter Pan collars attached. A chance to pick
up a pretty one.
At 7ec-Regularly $1.25
Our finest net and oraandie piaitines, both
colored or white. Take your choice, 79c a
yard.
Bags and Purses
Near to- nothing for splendid Raas-odds
and ends-thIs cleans up our stock and gets
us ready for Xmas
At $Z.s5-Regularly 81 and S.
80 Leather Purses with top or back straps,
lined with silk and fitted with mirror and
purse. Also some chiffon velvet bags Of
medium size, blue, black or brown, ,~siIk lined
and nicely fitted. Every bag a bargain.
At 4.95-Regulariy s. and SO
80 Velvet Bags, In one.p piece style or fin.
ished with tasseEas we'll az Envelope purses
Of excellent pin SEAL. These have small
change purses In green, purple, or black to
choose from II you come early.
At $l0.00-Regularly $l2
Splendid Seal Purses with s.Inet frame and
with pocket for bin on the Inside Of the
flap, beautifully lined with silk and fitted with
mirror and change purse. clearing Item
Just right for Xmas giving.
Evening star., 1920-11-25
BALTIM0REANS IN MARCH,
Friends of Irish Freedom Circle
White House for 18th Time.

Headed by $50 members of the
Baltimore branch of the Friends of
Irish Freedom. more than 500 SYM
pathizers in the cause of Irish inde-
pendence marched for the eighteenth
consecutive time around the White
House last night as protest against
conditions in that country.
The line Of march. was along G.
Evening star., 1920-11-25
Half a thousand
Mussed Blouses
AND ODD SIZES.

AND ODD SIZES.
The Quarterly Clearing brings to light. the
necessity for quick, active, Intensive STOCK
a, many ODD. and S ends~tables must be cleared 10
a few days and given over 70 the Christina:
handkerchiefs. Prices name1 to cause YOU
to carry them away!
At $l.25-Regulariy $3.50 and $685.
$50 White Lingerie eiouses Of sheer veiie
and batiste In a number Of styles. Embroid-
cry, wide iaces friiis, roll collars, nat collars
or no coiIars-an the innumerabIe trimmings
.nas .Iae. you IN ons 'e Or another % Of the styles.
At $z.65-Regularly $3.9s to $50
poncee. pecs. 9 Both isSt ana dark eoiornas. many
Of them trimmed with touches . OF s" nns 'aSe. ice
sT' styles. Big Big values, but broken sizes. :
AT $3.95-Regularly $6.75 to $50
Another big lot and big variety. Imported
Biouses Of English crepe, IN sort pastel snaoes
Crepe sIouses In high shades az well - mesh
and white, handsomely beaded, embroidered Or
trimmed with lace. Look them over early. ~
At $7.65-Resularly $3.50 to $l7.S0
Nearly 100 Fine Costume eiouses Of seors.
srss snd srsnt &C" so,orInSs, resSiasion and over
blouse styles, resplendent with novel touches
Of braid, beading or eoiorfui wool embroidery.
eLoUSEs Of crepe de chine In tailored styles,
offering a choice Of white, flesh or black. In
sizes 4s to 54. See this table.
Batik Blouses
In the Quarterly Clearance
Hand decorated In batik work and OF chlf-
fon, aeoraette crepe and crepe meteor, panne
velvet or metallic cloths, In subtIy blended
shadines- These bIouses will appeal to wom-
$3.50 $50 70 $50 @ sstik ' sou.e:, :"' now SIS,
$3.50 and $500.
SCARFS
At $7.95-Regularly $12.50
Just a few good looking throw scarfs. In
black and American Beauty-exceilent skating
and sports scarfs, just fine for extra warmth
at any time.
Silk Underwear
Table after tabIe-odds and ends in the
Quarterly ciearins-new lines at reduced
Ing.
At $1.O0-RegularIy $l.50 and $2.00
Satin and crepe de chine corset covers
choice OF lace trimmed and tailored models
ribbon straps and buiit-up shoulders.
At $2.50-Regularly S.
ABOUT five dozen odd pairs crepe de chine
hemssltched and lace trimmed ruffIes.
At $2.95-Regularly 81 and IS
georeette crepe, flesh color, white and light
bue-iace trimmed and embroidered.
At $5.00-Regularly $3.50
Gowns, Envelope chemise, and Silk Bloom.
ers-gowns and ehemse In satin and crepe de
chine with ffet and venfse Iaees or hemstItch-
inp and bloomers In satin with lace trimmed
ruffIes or In crepe de chine with hemstitchne
At $9.85-Regularly SIS
crepe de- chime with rT.mes vs
pieces, limited quantity.
Evening star., 1920-11-25
FURS

Are not Fall goods. but we have large
"eves eSs ."ss s.e a".ou:
to dispose Of In our Quarterly Stock Clearing!
With such reductions they surely should
create stir.
At $645.Oe-Resularly Ssz5.O0
One 4s.inch length Hudson Seal wrap, with
waist deep crushabIe collar and armlets.
At S495.o0-ReguIarly $6s5.o0
Two Hudson Seal Coats with collar, cuffs
At S37s.0o- Regularly $495Oo
Three quarter Length Hudson Seal Coat with
collar and cuffs Of beaver.
At $195.00-Regulariy $375.00
One smart Hudson Seal coatee.
At $z75.oo-Regularly $345.o0
At $I65.0e-RegularIy $zz5.0O
At $295.O0-Regularly $525.00. .
One MoIeskin coat-36.inch length.
At $145.00-Regularly $4,000
At $s5.00-Resularly $le5.00
One Black Pony coat-se Inch length.
At SOS. .O0-Regularly $125.O0
Two coney Squirrel coats-3e-I Inch length.
At $33S.00-Regularly $4,000
One Natural Squirrel coat-s6- inch length.
At $295.00-Regularly $375.0O
One Australian opos'ur' coat-ss-Inch
At $295.O0-Regularly $4,000
One caracuI coat-se-lnch 'enst''-~Ith
skunk collar and cuffs.
At $155.00-Regularly $250.00
One Black Canadian Lynx Stole.
At $1z5.00-Regularly $195.OO
One Mink stoe-trImmed with tails and
paws
At $110.00-Regularly $175.0O
One two. yard length Mole Stole.
At $l10.00-Regularly $175.00
One Natural Squirrel Stole.
At $55.00-Regularly $95.00
One Fun Length Hudson seal Stole.
At $49.50-Regularly $65 and SIS
rs Fox OK. seart:, silk lined. in taupe, victory
At S37.50-Regularly $3.50 to SIS
II Fox scarfs, In blocked styie-taupe, vic.
|tory; poIret and black.
At $19.S0-Regularly SIS to SIS
II Alaskan Wolf Scarfs, blocked or In lined
animal effect, In taupe, victory and battIeship
gray.
At $49.5o-Regularly $500
Large Size Stone Martens.
AT $10.95-Regularly SIS and SIS
At $25-Regularly $3.50
Nutr,a MuH, In popular round shape.
At $49.50-Regularly SIS
| Genuine Beaver Muffs, In canteen shape
Evening star., 1920-11-25
1877 Women's Suits

F4 Disposal in Our Quarterly Clearing
I'm the lot are sizes for all women-but
no range OF sizes i'll any style. All taken
from our regular stocks and no matter
what the price, of dependable material
and workmanship.
e. At $19.Ss-Regularly $3.50
suit: IN ..': Oxford syer.ors.trmy liver, re se!tea
women, step lively!
At $23.85-Regularly $3.50
price suits! Ripple and beIted styles In gold.
tone and veIours, and navy, nankn blue and
reindeer to choose from.
At $z6.SS-Regularly $3.50 and SIS
IS smart tailored suits, Of tricotine, silver.
s@o%e ming and ..Ss. size. ssess 3 70
Quarterly Clearing price!
At $zs.8s-Resulariy $3.50
n.nkIn and mns e e " q ssoas s"d
siivertone and smarty tailored.
At $3485-Resularly $50 to SIS
Suits Of trIeotine, velour duvet de ,aine and
siIvertone. Straight line panel back and. beitsd
Jacket. & In sizes es Up S,, to ~ Beaver navy nan
men.
At $44.85-Regularly $69.50 to SIS
20 Suits trimmed with rutrIa, seal and
opossun, In fine suede veiours, stsvertones and
rippIe blouse modelsGnavy, riaek,. % brown and and
reindeer. Sizes 36 to ~.
At $53.Ss-Regularly SIS to $3.50
10 Calling Suits, In sizes 90 to "a only.
blouse jackets. eiaborateiy trimmed with hand.
embroidery, silk Stitching and silk cord grrdies
in ming, ZANZIBAR, malay, navy and black.
At $5S.8S-Regulariy SIS
Are You Waiting for 4 Wooltex Suit?
box jacket embroidered with silk braid. In
navy, brown and black, and sizes se to -.
At s59.85-Regularly $3.50 and SOS
20 Calling Suits with rich fur trimmings,
| Ino duvet de Iaine. suedlne and 'rayonnsr,
koinsty, opossum and nutrIa furs. Navy,
One Of kind.
At S69.85-Regularly $lOO to $50
20 Individual suits. Of veiveteen, veidyne and
suedetex--vsth sik floss embroidery and seal,
eoIors Including navy, black. beaver, taupe,
brown and plum; sizes a2 to 50.
| Skirts Upstairs
Down in Price for the Quarterly
Stock Clearingl
At $9.50-Regularly $3.50
l IS Velour Pialds-for early comers-hoth box
and side pIeated. Tan, blue, green and brown
shades '--'
At $ll.75-Regularly SIS and $3.50
More piaids-2o In this iot-tan and brown,
blue and gray, green and blue. Both box and
side plated.
At $S.50-Regularly SIG to $40
20 T.t,s.. a"s esi,'s sn,s sI* IN Skirts % bog and
4 taupe for the Quarterly Clearing.
At $l6.50-Regularly SIS to SIS
i Is Dressy Skirts Of satin, faiIie and novelty
II siks--draped, plated and straight line styles.
In navy, black and taupe.
MARABOU-A FEW PIECES
At $l95O-Resularly SIS and SIS
II Four only. Stole and large cape effects of
II the softest, huffIest maraboui black, brown and
natural color.
Evening star., 1920-11-25
Stockings Go, Too

few hundred pairs IN the Quarterly CIear-
ing-then for christmasI
At 65c-Regularly 85c to $50 Pair
iisie stockings Black, cordovan, navy, me.
dunn gray, white, dark brown and light brown.
In a good range Ct sizes.
At 95c-Regularly $3.50 Pair
Full. fashioned black silk stockings. All re.
Inforced and In ALL SIZES. Less than new
low Wholesale price!
At $1.39-Regularly $3.50 and $3.50
Fuii-fashioned silk stockings with mercer.
ized Isle garter hems, odd sizes and eoIors,
including black, white, light gray, medium
gray, peacock blue, orange, emerald green and
sky.
At $2y65-Regularly 81
FuII-fashIoned silk stockings with all silk or
silk IisIe garter hens IN black, white and cor.
dovan; also some with hand. embroidered
clocks, black with white and white with black.
Evening star., 1920-11-25

[omorfoW MoFnng-A sweeping CIearaWay!
that from regular stocks
fined quality for which this shop noted
incomplete the ualues correspondngy
large!
Owing numbers and the diversity Of
ye of description possible but word with the price
enough.
everything arranged the store will not be
open o'clock the morning All sales final exchanges
di orref1rn
Evening star., 1920-11-25
Gold Stripe Silk Stockings

Have Been Reduced
The famous IIsIe top stocking which was
s.. Now $225 pair.
FOR SATISFACTION, wear gold stripe
silk, 100 per cent pure and guaranteed
against garter clasp "runs"--biack and
coIors, Including plenty Of srays.
Evening star., 1920-11-25

()(
\ IF you think you kno.D .Ohat
ing means, you can largely incr
this euent is to be more s.Deepir
held at this time of year!
1t is our regular three months
goods bought for fall selling-elimin
l convenience in handling our holiday |
Il force great reductions on regular e
\ sale costs.
4 This is costing US thousands of {
| Dresses Prove the Rule
\ Assortments incomplete, with values
\ correspondingly large-everything from
/ evening gowns to cloth street frocks
At $9.501Regularly $50
IS Oresses-satin and crepe de chine-navy
l and black. with effective touches Of silk thread
n embroidery. Our sort Of dresses at $3.50 means
II something.
At $l6.50-Regularly $3.50 and
$3.50
80 Navy Blue Trlcotine Dresses, deliberately
II trimmed with Jet and steel beading, tlnseI
Il thread and chenille embroidery. Dresses OF
i this quality are different.
At $18.50-Regularly SIS and
$3.50
II 25 Dresses-both satin and tricotne-wIth
silk and wool embroidery-some with fine lace
II collars. Your choice of navy, black and brown
-and be sure you choose quickly.
At $22.50-Regular1y SIS and $40
20 TrieotIne Dresses-navy. brown and tan.
II Blouse, Jacket, straIshtiIne and draped effects
4 with smart silk braid trimming. The style
you'Il want.
4 At $27.s0-Regularly $3.50
II 10 Navy Blue Silk Duvetyn Dresses-prin.
\ cess and chemise styles. Silk cord srdIes and
\ floss silk embroidery. RememberSsHk Du-
II vetyn-ouarterly Clearance prfcel
AT $3.50. Regularly $50 to $50
II 20 more elaborate Street Frocks, In Canton
Il thread embroidery, crystal beading and MORE
\ ribbon coIors include black, brown and navy.
At $36.50-Regularly $3.50 to
$6250
20 Afternoon Gowns In navy. brown. black
and the seasons new blue. One or two Of
kind In fine crepe satin. with beads floss silk
embroidery. lace and oeorsstte collars.
At $41.S0-Regularly $65 and SIS
Is handsome Afternooa Gowns and Street
\ Frocks In high quality Canton crepe, crepe do
chine and meteor. In black. brown and navy
blue and combinations showing henna new
4 blue and gold, with artistic hard beading and
II fioss or silk braid embroidery.
At $sS.s0-Regulariy $95 to $11O
Just IS Dinner Gowns-sat,n with seorsette,
1 silk faces and silk nets with crystal and JET
beading tnsei thread embroidery--beiae,
4 brown, navy and black Sizes up to AZ and ali
handsome gowns.
At $3S.50-Regulariy $65
This iot-fne quaty-20 TrieetIne presses
navy blue and black, In long tunIc. RedInaote
and coat styles, with open work embroidery
over satin foundation. Sou1aehe braidng.
Sheer georgette collars.
1877 Wo,.o,,,. Cit.
Evening star., 1920-11-25

40 Petticoats
In the Quarterly Stock ciearina! Al OF
our odd sizes and coiors in three lots, be.
aiming tomorrow morning. Mighty "ne s"ks
and styles!
At $3.95-Regularly $3.50
SIS SILK Jersey and Taffeta Petticoafs WIN
fancy pIeated Hounces; rose navy, taupe'
kno's blue. With them few evening petit
coats of white or flesh coIored crepe de enine'
At $7.85-Regularly $lZ
Is Satin and Jersey Petticoats with most
attractive pleated flounces, as well as sae'n
evening petticoats in flesh and white.
At S9.85-Regularly SIS
80 Silk Jersey and Satin Petticoats win
tucked or pIeated hounees or straight model
with scaIIoped bottom. Cotors include taupe,
navy, green purple. and Belgian blue. Also
sone flesh color and w1i,e evening petit
coats.
A Few Kimonos, $7.S5
Regularly $40
Crepe de chine kimonos In s'ip-over or
front fastening style. some ribbon trimmed.
Such soft pastel shades AZ rose, Copenhagen
maize, lavender, light blue and pink In the
clearing.
Evening star., 1920-11-25
$1,000 Mink Wrap, $2,15O

Handsome Eastern Mink Wrap, 70
inches long, with cape collar to waist
and SELF border. at a saving of SSSO.OOO
Evening star., 1920-11-25

Handkerchiefs-Puse Linen, Soc
Ladies' 75c Handkerchief, Doth sheer and
heavier weight linen with " or "a inch hand.
drawn hems
To Clean Up Before Christmas
Colored Silk Umbrellas, $3.9S
22 pIeces-CoIored Silk Umbrellas, with
sIisht imperfeetions-biue, black, taupe and
green and ring handles In white or In eoIors to
match silks.
Colored Silk Umbrellas, $5.85
handies-rino tips and shorx ferruies, green,
red, taupe, brown and blue. A uto chance thIe
-imcerfeetions are net mueht 2&x
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-05-01

The pest house On the outskirts OF.
town caught fire Thusday afternoon
and the Are department was called
out. The fre started from burning
brush nearby which the wind caused
to spread and the building was
threatened when man working in
an adjacent field perceived the dan
ger and put out the fire before the
department arrived. The house was
being occupied by . woman and three
children with contagious disease.
The damage was slight.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-05-01

The Executive Committee Of Tho
San Luis Valley Federation Of Com
nerce hold their regular meeting In
Antonito this Friday night. About
ls or 20 members from Monte Vista
will be present
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-05-01
TRAVELLERS USING

The Travellers OIL and Refining
Company several days ago put down
the last Joint OF 20-inch casing In the
Hooper we'll and are putting down
the 16-inch casing now.
1t Is hoped to secure the balance
OF the money on the allotted $780,
900 worth Of stock for drilling this
we'll during the next few days and
as soon a. this lis done another shift
Will be put on SO that drilling may
30 on day and night.-Alamosa EN-
pire. .--.---i--. .a----a.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-05-01

Helen Shan returned Friday from
National Park Seminary. Lake For.
est, Md. where she has been attend
ing school. She will be here only 6.
few days, returning then to her
school.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-05-01

Mrs. Oscar o. Peck left Thursday
for Circlevilie. Ohio. called there on
accoun, of the sickness OF her moth.
er.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-05-01

Sunday night a. C. Schwarkbe k
left for visit of several weeks With
relatives and friends In Evansville.
Ind.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-05-01

Mrs. Kitch. mother OF Mrs. Fox
came in Friday morning for u fcN
weeks visit.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-04-09
NORWAY HAS
Z.lAlR,GE; N()NP PARTE-
SAN LEAGUE
D;- the Federated Press

C;:..i. ia1,a, Norvay-Sincc 1896,
,.Ile farmers OF Norway have had I!
--Eron,a:,I ii an league. The it;c; i; not
copy9ic ted By the American f.,ra1-
egS If The middle west.
The league was organized here in
1886 With several hundred menl2crs.
J. T. Landmark, a pronl,!ocnt aGri-
cuitllis!, and originator ci the idea,
was elc"tad president. According to
their t.. laws the aim Of the league
vas - Unite the farmers TO work
"a:s Oh unit for their economic AMI
soci&l interest"
The league as now organized h;a
a board Of "a directors, half Of whom
are elected annually. 1t stimulated
the organization in 1900 Of the de-
partment Of agriculture. In 1910 it
was reolganized, with the policy of
not entering politics as a separate
unit, but of electing anybody stand
ing for its program. In 1913 it was
decided that candidates supported by
the farmer vote should be required
to pledge themselves to join a non
rolitic;. group at the storthintc and
work with them for the leagues in
forests. This group, which is called
Stolthingots torde!ak now has 60
neral or& in the Norwegian parlia-
mcnt, The present membership Of
ti,e fa,7lcT=5' league is more than co.
900.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-04-09
PLENTYWO0D CAN'T
SELL SCHOOL, BONDS
M, Bid on Contract for Building New
|stilding-Work Cannot BE Started
This Summer.

The School TRUSTEES Of District No.
20, which district compose; thc pub
ljr schools of the City of Plcntywood,
an! outlying rural schools, met at a
special meeting Tuesday evening,
April Gth, to open bids 1cl' The Bonds
ID 10 open bids for tl4' ~nntrac. Eor
I'll, 'uihiiHg Of the new addition to
lbs. iu'.lio schools Of the city Of
!';clty"ood.
''hIrc was not a solitary bid for the
'onAs. The money lnals". is now
% tight that q municipal bond can
not Re sold at all; there was no
quest on as to the legality and the
;rccuIit5' hchind the Bonds of School
District No. 20. which We're voted
'aet winter in the sum of sixty thous-
and dollars, for District No. 90, is,
r&c understand, nearly out Of debt.
,Innds at this time cannot be sold
The reason that there was no bid
for the contract for building of the
addition Of the school is probably the
kno.vlcdgc OF the contractors that the
bonds cannot be sold so they did not
waste their time putting in bids.
1t now looks as il the proposed
nc8 addition to the Plcntywood Pub
lie school will not be built this year
'1'css there is a sudden raising Of
Il''ss.y in the financial world.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-04-09
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CANDIDATES

Fargo--The No,th Dakota Work
ing Peoples Nonpartis2n Political
League is making headway in all the
industrial centers Of the ststa, ac-
cording TO Secretary H. Tauffler.
SundcE, March q, the Fa'go wo",z-
eTs will choose I. committee which
Wll be given tho task OF picking out
candidates for congress, legislature,
city and state Offices. Tie duty of
this committee will be to sound out
all candidates a., to- their sand on
labor legislation and only those car
ditates who arc in accord with la
boris program will get the support
of the workers at the polls. Here
tofore the workers have followed the
professional politicians who promised
to look after their interests and have
generally been left in the lurch as
soon as their friends" got into office.
The administration of the organized
farmers in North Dakota is the first
that has ever enacted the reforms
which is promised labor, SAYS Fargo
unionists. That is why they are ear-
e. to join hands with the Nonpartisan
League in the coming campaign.