The Bozeman courier., October 01, 1926, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

About The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954

Image provided by: Montana Historical Society; Helena, MT

                
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$ 17.50
ONE PAIR OF SILK SHADE
BOUDOIR LAMPS
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5 Desk Lamps
2 Beautiful Bridge Lamps
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FOR READING
WITH ADJUSTABLE SILK SHADES
Former Price $16.50
NOW SELLING
4 BEAUTIFUL SILK SHADE
TABLE LAMPS
With Gold or Silver Antique Bases
NOW SELLING
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$ 3.00
$10.00
$ 10.00
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2 Large Duplexe Lites
3 Glass Shade Table Lamps
Sale Starts 9:00 A. M.
Saturday, October 2nd
The Above Articles Are Absolutely Priced at Below-Cost Figures
A STAND LAMP WITH A GLASS AND
FABRIC SHADE
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TRAIL DELEGATES
PLEDGE SUPPORT
TO INITIATIVE 31
(Continued from Page One)
for next season's activities.
The importance of good roads,, and
of Initiative Measure No. 31 as a
means to that end, constituted the
theme for most discussion, and before
the meeting adjourned the delegates
had pledged themselves uncondition
ally to work until election time for
the passage of that bill. So much
time was taken up with this subject
that several other topics on the pro
gram were not disposed of.
Addresses were made by W. J.
Mulvaney, Billings, president of the
association; James K. Heslet, Butte,
director of the western department;
Frank R. Venable, secretary of the
Butte Chamber of Commerce, and
others. The • deplorable condition of
a great winy of Montana's roads
was brought to the attention of the
delegates, the importance of modern
highways to the development of the
state was stressed, and warning giv
en that unless Initiative No. 31 |s
approved by the vc
road program 1
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be givep a st
setback.
Most of the delegates at the meet
ing came from other cities and
towns, some from the far eastern and
extreme western sections of the
state. Bozeman's representation was
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DUDE RANCHERS
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AN ORGA
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from Page Ont)
of th«
according to accommodation* and
rat«*; active support of work tor the
protection of fish and game; co-oper
ation, with Northern Pacific officials
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