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6 Hardin Tribune-Herald. Hardin' Montana Thursday. July 21. 1960 Strictly Biased (Continued from page 1) fort to appeal to your emotions arc likely to be the least logical. A good way to find out whether a man will live up to campaign promises or not is to check his NOW Stretch YOUR Budget MORE Than Ever! New Low Prices IN EVERY DEPARTMENT! SAVE MORE DOLLARS ON ANNUAL JULY SALES VALUES! THt STOM FOR YOUNG FAMILHS Wn’tlk Looting annual JULY SALES j |f 22— — Last Chance for Big July Sales Values! YARD GOODS 4-Yd. Cuts COTTON CORD CO Was 53.69 — NOW *£> / POLISHED COTTON CO A^t Was $3.69 — NOW / WASH 'N' WEAR SAILCLOTH C 1 A A Prints & Plains. Were $2.69. NOW * I VO Misses and Ladies — Final Closeout Blouses $Z Were *1.98 - NOW 2 for J MANHATTAN Short Sleeved Sports Shirts, Were $2.99 to $3.98 — Final Closeout 2 FOR Cotton Poplin POPOVER JACKETS. Were $5.95 M OO Now a real July sizzler at jF JF Final Closeout on Some Styles of Ladies 8 Childrens Shoes Hurry in for these Ladies’ Cord Pedal Pushers Were 52.98 Now Only $2 29 j UT VAUGHN’S STRUCK YOUB BUDGET! / I WOMENS 1 Summer Flats and Sandals HURRY IN. BUY, SAVE! I ONE GROUP CO A A Were $2.98 — NOW I ONE GROUP CO AA Were $3.98 — NOW ‘*'4.(so , ONE GROUP CO AA | Were $4.98 to $5.95 — NOW *J.OO Just in Time for Summer Plavtime — For Vacation Wear BIG JULY SALES VALUES ON Women’s and Misses KEDETTES ONE GROUP — WERE $3.95 — NOW ONLY $2.88 ONE GROUP — WERE $4.95 to $5.50 — NOW ONLY $3.88 ONE GROUP — WERE $5.95 to $6.95 — NOW ONLY $4.88 I previous record against what he is saying in this particular election year- He is much more likely to go right on doing what he did in the past than he is to do what he I says he will do, if the two don’t, agree. DENIM SHORTS CO AA Were 51.70 — NOW 2 FOR *□ AJV DENIM PEDAL PUSHERS C A AA Were $1.98 — NOW 2 FOR *<s ,UU POPLIN PEDAL PUSHERS C 1 A H Were $1.98 — NOW * I .©/ * tn VAUGHN’S SntnCH YOUR BUDGET! -^,2 CHILDREN S DRASTICALLY REDUCED! Leather Sandals and White Dress Straps ONE GROUP CO A A Were $2.98 — NOW ONE GROUP CO QQ Were $3.98 — NOW w t.OO ONE GROUP CO QQ Were $4.95 to $5.95 — NOW *O.OO This is it . . . Vaughn’s Annual Clearaway of Family Clothing! Hurry in now through Satur day for Outstanding Buys! You'll Save! And last of all, remember that every candidate is biased —in favor of his own political party and most probably his own part of the state or nation as the case may be. So be sure to discount some of what he says— and don’t be so darned one-sided yourself that you can’t see both sides of the question. Which is fine advice from one who admits to being ’Strictly Biased!" Buy and Save! GIRLSWEAR Men’s Snug Harbor Oxfords A Real Vacation Buy! Were 56.95 Now Only S4BB Three Billings men speak at county-wide Republican meeting here Monday evening Otto W Ford, James R. Felt and James F Battin, all of Billings, spoke at the first in a series of county-wide Republican meetings held here Monday evening. These meetings will be held once a month until the general election in November. The next session will be on Monday. Aug. 15, at 8 p m. in the community room of the court house here. Dr J. I. Westphal, county Republican chairman, said more good speakers would be ob tained and that names would be announced two weeks prior to the meeting He said attendance was good, with several coming from outlying sections of the county, and that the enthusiastic response of those present indicated an even better turn-out for future sessions. He invited everyone, regardless of party afficiation, to be present at the meetings Felt is chairman of the Montana Republican clubs, a Billings attor ney and a three-term Yellowstone | county legislator. He emphasized the influence of the "left win^ ’ portion of the democratic party In Montana He cited as an instance the pressure brought to bear ig pass HB 16 and HB 17 in the 1959 session of the Montana State leg islature All the democrats from tIH the counties were forced to sup port a tax {■aid on the general fund favoring Silverbow and Cascade counties." he charged ’’The tax payers in Big Horn and other counties are now carrying the burden for the two counties that bought the votes of the left wing Democrat leaders ’’ Felt noted that the big difference between Republicans and Demo crats was not in what they said but how they acted. He stated. "Re publicans are truly for economy in government They are honestly striving for equality and fairness in taxation and benefits received." Ford, public information chair man of the Montana Republican party and a Billings advertising agency man. said: "Business men belong in politics for the same rea son they are in business —because they have initiative, ability, in telligence and qualities of lead- j ership. all of which are more de- j sperately needed and more sadly' lacking today than ever before on the political scene’’ | Observing that for the most part business men have avoided politics. Ford continued: "Over 70, per cent of the general public Too Late to Glassify FOR SALE - MILES west of Hardin, 8 room modern house 1J baths, full bsmt plus another ' rm modern house, dble gar. large barn. X > ohter outbuildings. A- corrals on 5 or more acres Good feeder I<x-ation. Box 348. Q V £ Brown's Auto Sales NEW SHOW ROOM 522 North Center Saturday, July 23 Be Our Guest for Coffee and Douqhnuts Served from 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. See the Economy-Minded Features of the New Ramblers! Good Selection of Models including the New Metropolitan! We are glad to welcome you anytime, especially on the occasion of our Grand Opening — Bud and Harriet Brown, Tim Hurley, mechanic, Dick Keller, Glen Powers, Danny Torske - Open Every Hite Until 9:00 P. M. approves of business leaders in government posts." The speaker pointed out ways In which the business man could part icipate in politics. He suggested urging employees to register, to vote and to become active in pol itical parties, posting information on issues and candidates m his place of business and activity of the proprietor himself in the pol itical party of his choice "Every businessman has respon sibility for studying basic issues of government, for observing and an alyzing these issues and for ex pressing informed views on govern mental proposals and actions." said Ford. The reward for such efforts, he concluded would be better government—government truly re presentative of all the peopie. Battin, Republican candidate to U. S congress from Montanas second congressional district, was I also present and spoke briefly. ' FINS! 10% Discount For Balance of Month Large Assortment! FOX SERVICENTER WATCH FOR Grand Opening 20% OFF ON TOYS c °xstores^