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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-07-17
News Notes.

The truckers" are stalking their
tomatoes with laths. The garden looks
like forest of young boards. The
numerous rains, hail storms, insect
pests, gophers, etc., have made garden
ing rather trying for the truckers but
the stickers are keeping up their work
in fine shape.
The Physics Glasses have had prac-
teal application of some of the prin-
ciples of mechanics recently by putting
together a header.
The Chemistry Class is giving a
series of illustrated lectures on the
History of Chemistry.
Miss Marjorie Campbell is enjoying a
visit with her sister, Miss Agnes Camp
bell.
Miss Shriner spent Sunday at her
home near WaKeeney.
Eva Gatewood accompanied Velms
Stephens to her home in WaKeeney,
Friday, where they spent the week end
Mr. Monroe Alden, Assistant Post
master at Ellsworth, transacted bust
ness in Hays, Saturday.
Miss Jessie Tuttle of Cove, recently
spent several days in Hays. visiting
/ friends.
The Misses Wooster of Emporia, are
visiting their brother, Il. D. Wooster
and Mrs. Wooster, this week.
July 9Th, in the Normal Auditorium
the Public Speaking Class gave +;
Patriotic Pageant, portraying five per
iods in American History.
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jI7t3

Wanted--A young woman as chamber
maid and dining room help at the board
ing house. Steady work for three
months. Phone 123 or call at the Elk
pertinent Station
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Make Your Own Healing Rsnsdy At
Home.

Buy soc. bottle of Farris Healing
Remedy, add to it pint Of Linseed OIL
70 make q healing oil, or add to It
pound OF lard or pound Of vaseline to
make an ointment. You win kAea have
sixteen ounces Of Healing Ramsay for
harness and saddle gals, zbs4b6 wire
cuts, scratches, or-sny hurt For sore
where the skin is broken. Positively
guaranteed the best made. Make Il at
home. By so doing you have 500
worth for soc.
G. W. MEYER. HAYS.
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First published June ., 1879
Notice Of Final ssttIsmsat.

State Of Kansas
Ellis County S.
In the Probate Court of said county.
In the matter Of the estate OF John
Kuhn, deceased.
To all persons interested In said
estate.
You are hereby notified that at the
next regular term OF the Probate Court
IN and for said county, 20 be begun and
held at the Probate judges Office IN
Hays City In said county, on the 5th
day of July 1915, being the first Non
day IN said month, Fe VIII make final
settlement Of said estate. Said case
VIII come on for hearing on the S1st
day Of July 1915. BARBARA KUN,
Executrix.
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Taken up.

A large gray mare, red spot on nose
For particulars inquire of
LOUIS JOHNSON.
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Wanted for cutting and stack
ing 300 acres OF wheat. VIII furnish
pasture for horses. Inquire of Peter
] johnson.
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For SaIe.-8O acres good unimproved
wheat land, five miles from Shields on
Missouri Pacific railroad In Lane county,
Kansas. SIS. per acre cash.
ALEX E. DAVIS,
j17t3 Hunter, Mo.
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1.-The Great Wheat Way" issued by
Secretary J. G. Moher, has found its
way to our desk 1t makes a Kansan
feel chesty, when he thinks in terms of
Is years; but out in Western Kansas
some of US cannot forget the years 1910,
IL and II. Those were years when,
fguratively speaking, a crow would
have to carry its meals in flying from
Salina to the Colorado line. 1t is well
to note that North Dakota only lacked
1, 456, GIL bushels IN this Is year period
reckoning, and she only has about one
third of the people TO grow wheat, anG
then we are given to this everlasting
Dragging so much that hurts our state
If Kansas is the lone only" why do we
have so few people living on our Eldor-
ado fields? Now Kansas is alright and
we believe IN her ultimate triumph over
the many natural difficulties, but we do
not believe it is our province to be al
ways shouting the First man up" 1t
is true we do grow more wheat than
Illinois, Iowa and Missouri, but by
statement to infer Kansas is a corn
state is almost a joke. Kansas is truly
great but there are ''others." Kansas
is great and has 80, 900, 600 square miles
of land, and on this vast area she sup
ports ,6O0. 900 people well, but Indiana
has 81, OPS square miles of territory and
supports nearly 5000, 900 people. I am
for Kansas, first, last and always, but
Kansas is only one Of the best ever
states.
Fer Sale.-Two fine building lots on
Normal Avenue. Prices right. Aloiz
Kissing.
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Bulls! Bulls Bulls!

WE have $50 head of pure bred
w registered. Hereford and
Short-Horn Bulls from fifteen to
twenty-four months old They are
in good flesh. good boned. good
quality and well bred Stockmen.
who want good bulls. should see
these. Come visit our Breeding
Farm which is located between
Hays City and Piainville, Kansas
Come to either town. We are pre-
pared to take care of you and to
show you a fine herd of cattle.
Address AZel Cochran, Mana
ger. Hays City, Kansas
c.. G. COCHRAN & SONS.
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For Sale or Trade.

Two vacant lots, 5Ox125 #, each.
Also Twin Indian Motorcycle, 1914
model, excellent condition, fully equip
ped. FRANK A. Kissing.
j3w2
For Sale.-Gentle driving horse, bug
Farmers Elevator, Hays, Kansas.
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Fer Sale.-TWo fine building lots on
Normal Avenue. Prices right. Alois
Kissing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-31


DC slNeh speciai emphasis IN order %
oDtsln some reliable ngures on the
COST OF PRODUCTION ON n different
types OF SOIL
announcer feature OF n experiment
VIII De TO get haf a dozen or more
farmers over the valley TO cooperate
W TINS WORK They VIII each plant
ohe-iourth TO ohe-hat acre. lnstruc-
lions VIII be gwen them as TO the
hethou ot srowins sugar beets. the
STATION VIII Visit these
farmers from time TO time during tho
seasoh ana give them al the personal
instruction possible.
.oaiysts ns 49," n,| III $500"
Stwaran, -. -
sisn 80, ,he sc.n, ." a.
arSaa =. ~, 49, -
tnsrm
49, - No
80 - - -
,y,es ~, sau
Aslue from the larger feature OF the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-31
NORMAL BASKETBALL
SQUAD rs ORGANIZED

silver CITY. \. NJ, Dec. st.-Tae
basketball squad Of the normal school
here now is fully Organised and has
settled down to hard training. The
team last year captured the state
championship and hopes 10 repeat the
performance In the current season.
Three Of last years squad, Dunlop.
Giilett aud Lanharn. are playing again.
end there Is every prospect OF turning
out q fast and heady team. The new
material Il very promising.
The Normal basketball season ope.s
here January ~. when the Texas
SchGol Of Mines team PLAYS. on Jan.
uary IS. the state College i've viii
meet the Normal here. The second
week In February the Normal team
win 60 for a tour. which will include
games with the State School Of Mines
II s%ocorro; the State University at Al.
buquerque; the Normal University Al
East Las Vegas. and the Albuquerque
business collese.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-31
PAXTON is GIVEN
R R SEND-0FF
BY MEMBERS OF BAR

Las Cruces, y. NJ, Dec. 3I.-The
members of the bar resident In Las
Cruces gave James n. Paxton. recent-
IS appointed To an important post In
Central America. the following letter
on his departure from this city:
THE undersigned members Of the
bar OF Dona Ana county. having
learned that you are about 10 assume
the position of diplomatic representa-
tive for tho government in Nicaragua.
take this means of conveying to you
their hearty congratulations. Our
associations and relations with you as
a member OF the bar OF this district
have always beef exceedingly pleas
ant Your knowledge OF the Law and
deep academic learning have made
you a position OF high standing IN the
community as q citizen, "A scholar and
an able lawyer. We trust that your
now position will be agreeable. and
We tender 10 you our best wishes and
hone Of your success In your new Geld.
and look forward 20 your return 20
this community. We sincerely hope
that your new duties viii not require
you 20 relinquish your citizenship
with us
The letter was signed by Judge q,
l. Medler. r. l.. Young, president 81
tho county bar association, and ten
other local attorneys.
Mr.. Paxton now Is in Lexington
Va, his former home. Later he and
Mrs. Paxton will visit Washington for
a short time ana in May viii ieays
Tor Central America.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-31
HOLDS STATE IS
IN LINE FOR AN
EARLY OIL BOOM
Robert j. Lunsford, Expert in
Fuel Development, States
in Report That Prospects
Are Fine.

Santa Pc. y. NJ. Dec. 3l.-Thut New
MCSicu is. or ought Go bc. next ll line
.or dcyciopmcnt as au oil and gas pro-
ducIng state. b. the salient statement
.u % report by Robert 81. Iuusl0rj. zee
coiNed yesterday ly the state land Of
lice Mr. luusfprd .s a resident Of
Clcyclald. okla. and for eight years
was special uIl aud gas agent of Okla
huma.
In part. Mr. Luastord says.
Sew McNico. with her great area
OF l22.oo0 square miles. IN my judy
meat is fortunately situated with re-
gard 60 the rem OF development for
oil and gas. and should be the next
state TO enjoy prosperity from the dis
ouvcry and development OF her oil and
gas resources.
Looking at "a map ol the United
States IL viii bee seen that, beginning
with the eastern folds and following
tho trend through New York, Penn
gylvania, West virginia ohio. In
Diunn Kentucky, Illinois. Kansas and
oklahoma, an extension of develop
uicnt should pass through New Mex
leo. Also beginning in the northern
helds, Il viii be easy Ca gee that an cN-
tension Of development from Wyo-
ming, Montana and Colorado viii pass
through New Mexico. Likewise. an
extension OF the Pacific coast fields
bids fair 20 reach AZ least u portion
81 the state. SO, from either or all
angles Of view, one is led to the
conclusion that there should be Oh
and gas territory in abundance with
la the borders OF New Mexico
ANY extended treatment Of this
subject would be too lengthy for a
urief publication. Sufice II IL TO sdy
that the writer has made a number
If trips by automobile through por-
lions OF Sew Mexico scouting for oil
formations, During the months of
october aud November Of this yoar
travelled nearly 1000 miles In the
state for that purpose. found numer-
uus localities where the structures
were almost IDEAL for OH ami gas. aud
located sccpage which shows the as
sociation OF oil Much Of the nnei
formations are. however, remote from
transportation facilities. ana immense
sums OF money viii be Required q
carry on extensive prospecting and de-
Nelopmcnt Work.
However no boom of greater con
sequence could reach the people of
Sew Mexico than the Development ul
her oil and gas. Gas would he
cheap. clean and convenient tue
pipod 10 towns for manufacturing ans
domestic uses. while oil would add d
great volume of money annually Il
what now finds it, was into the state
The oil and gas In oklahoma suli tol
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-31
OF
CLASS RATES IN
STATE IS LIKELY
Corporation Commission to
Hold Many Hearings at
Which Interested Persons
VIII Be Asked for Views.

Santa Fe. ~. M. Dec. ala gem
eral readjustment Of local class rates
ON intrastate freight shipments ap-
pears likely. The state corporation
commission. through its chairman. NJ.
8. Groves, announced In a letter which
Is reaching officials and others today
that the comni'sslon win hold a series
Of hearings throughout tho state at
which Interested persons will be asked
20 give their views. The nnounce
ment follcwss
This commission now has under
consideration the question OF read
justment Of class rates locally within
the state OF New Mexico. and Il has
been decided TO Arrange for confer
ences at certain points In this state
FOR the purpose OF discussing the stu
alton with tobbers. dealers and 9th
crs Interested, 10 order TO enable this
commission TO secuTe fun informa-
ton In connection with the proposed
rates IA affecting certain communities
and conferences have accordingly
been arranged al follows;
Santa Fe-Tuesday. jan. ls.
aAN'flANAA tHfttINH.r jan H.
Dcming-Thursday, Jan. 80.
Silver city-Friday. Jan. 81,
Las Cruces Monday. Jan. "a.
Las vo-as-rhursday. Jan. II.
Raton-Friday. Jan. rs.
Ciayton-Saturday. Jan. 20.
Tucumcari--Monday. Jan. 81.
Clovis-rueaday. Feb. 1.
Observation-Disclosures, Feb. 2. and
Thursday. Feb. q.
Carisbad-Friday. Feb. 4.
Dates for AiamoEordo ana Galiup
TO be announced later,
These meetings will be informal.
and II Is desirous OF having AZ sarge
an attendance rs possible. An invita-
ton is therefore extended 20 you 10
bn present at the nearest point At
which the meeting viii be held. 10 yon
are interested and find Il convenient
90 attend on the date Indicated.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-31

$4,000, 600 last wear: this year II VIII
reach 81 100000. Aside from the
direct resu, T. literally hundreds OF
millions OF dollars have been Invested
In Oklahoma because of the superior
advantages offered hy reason uf these
great national resources. New Mexico
offers formations as profuse AS her
hills and mountains, that await tho
coming OF capital FOR their deyelops
ment, and some cay soon, 10 my Opin-
ion. the oil fields OF New Mexico viii
% attracting worldwide attention.
and towns Will be built in a day. cities
in a year, and what will really eonsti-
tute an empire IN a decade, as Nc re-
suit OF the opening up OF commercial
oil a ga iolds In various portions
OF the state
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-31
N EXPERIMENTS
BEING A IN THE
CULTURE OF E E

state College, y NJ, Dec. ei-The
New Mexico agricultural experiment
station IL now planning an experiment
with sugar heets, something on the
following Zines: First. In order "a
ascertain the best kind Of soil for this
plant. there will be one-haif acre
planted on adobe soil. onc-haif acre
ON loan and one-half acre on sandy
soil. These three half-acres Will he
planted after the ground has beer
thoroughly plowed and subsoiled, har'
rowed and levoled, ana as early al
possible. The idea tn the srowing Of
these hali-acre plots will be to grow
the beets on a commercial scale. The
cost Of the labor In growing them will
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-31
WILL VOTE UPON A
COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL
IN VALENCIA COUNTY

Belcn, y. a., Doq. 3l.-Ap election
will be hold January II upon the
question of issuing SiiO0 worth OF
bonds Tor the building OF a county
high school IN District No. ., ,his
county. The election has nevu called
oy tie county commissioner ana mo-
ticc duly given.
The bonds viii bear the date OF
Jnnuarp 10, 1915. ami will run fcr
twenty years, but are rodcomable m
the pleasure Of the district after ton
years. They win draw 6 pcr cent in
tercst, payable semi-annuilly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-31

Santa Fe, y NJ, Dec. 3i,-A num-
Der of residents OF Socorro county
have asked the state corporation com
mission to use It's good Offices to se-
cure the stopping OF trains SIS and SiG
az Bernardo. on the santa Re lire
through that county, They also ask
that Sabanillo be made a flag stop.
People at Quirk, Valencia county.
ask that passenger fares 10 that sta
ilon be figured on ~ actual mileage
from Albuquerque, iastead OF through
Laguna.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-31
BROOM CORN CROP AND
A WILL PROVIDE
MANY AUTOMOBILES

W. II. Adams. who lives six miles
north OF town. says the House Pioneer
News. was Ia Saturday and he reports
that he has threshed close 10 10000
pounds OF beans this year. which viii
net him between $500 and 5000. be-
-ides several hundred dollars worth
OF feed stun. n has also raised his
own meat. and. all In all is thorough
is satisfied
y. W. Jeter one OF the Curry com
mdnity's prosperous stock farmers
was In saturday on business. aud ne
reports that he has tust marketed his
broom corn crop. which brought him
nearly S60O. and ne has plenty OF iced
TO winter his considerable bunch Of
livestock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-31
GOLF INSTRUCTOR IS
SENT TO

Ration. y. NJ. Dec. 3l.-P Prisoners
sentenced by Judge LciJ u The close
of the last term of court here rocel lis
lirye been taken 20 the p~cnitcntiaty 4,
commence their sentences. Among
them was James Reid. golf Instructor
here and At Dawson last summer. VINO
faces "A term of eighteen months Tor
forgery.
Others sentenced were;
y. :. Dugan. assault with a deadly
weapon. from unc Co two years
Alexander Wallace, l|arceuy, from
one 10 one and u hall years.
Franh Toblich, robbery, from one to
one ard "a half years.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-31
E INFLUX OF
H0MESEEKERS FOR
CAPTAIN DISTRICT

Captain, y. NJ, Dec. Sill the
number OF Inquiries received by the
local papers and real estate mon forms
any index. the number ~ homcscckcrs
who Will come here oarly Zoo the COM
ing year 20 make their residence IN
future will be great.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-31
IMPROVING ROAD TO
PINE LODGE I

Roswell, y. NJ. Dec. 3l.-Word has
been received here from Pino Lodge
that a force of men has been 1t work
on the Improvement OF the road to tho
lodgeA commencing at the phillips
ranch. since october 10
Culverts are being placed where
necessary but relocating the road has
eliminated several crossings and re-
duccd some bad hrades.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-31
ROSWELL MILITARY
TUDENT IN TOLLS

Roswell. ~ NJ. Dec. 3t.-The
Evening News Of this city Is respon-
sible for tho story that two cadets
- the state military institute have
been arrested, charged with |infraction
OF the city ordinance which prohibits
students OF schools or state institu-
tons from entering saloons The men.
III b. said, registered at "A hotel under
assumed names and awaited them
selves of the bar privileges.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-31
CONSTRUCTION BEGUN
AT Ell RESORT

East Las Vegas. y NJ. Dec. al
CONSTRUCTION n repair of new and
old buildings at El Porvenir. the re.
sort recently leased by margarine Ro-
nero Ia Kansas city people, near
here. has commenced. The new hold
ers plan TO build forty new bunga.
lows there this year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-31
MANY EVIDENCES OF
PROSPERITY IN TAOS

Taos. \. NJ, Dec. st.-There are
many evidences that 1915 has been a
year OF prosperity IN Taos, but he
most striking one is the fact hat In
one day Of the Christmas holidays the
postofhce business exceeded the entire
holiday business OF last year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-31
PRISONERS APPLY TO
HAVE PAROLES GRANTED

Santa Fe. n. NJ, Dec. 31.-The fol-
lowing notice OF applications for pa
role has been issued by the state peni-
tertiary:
New Mexico State ~Penitentiary. Santa
Fe, Dec. 20.
To All Concerned:
The following prisoners have made
application for parole. Action on
same will be taken at "a meeting of the
board of ponitentiary commissioners
ON January g. 1916: Fred Anderson.
Santa Re county: Mary l.. Goodin.
Union county.
JOHN II. McMANUS.
superintendent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-31
BEAvEN DISTRIBUTES
BEAUTIFUL

The New Years distribution of cal
endars In Albuquerque this year has
been unusually generous ard many
very attractive ones have found their
way into offices and homes. Some OF
the most attractive ever seen here are
those given to his friends and gus
toners by John $, Beaver. retail cOal
dealer. Mr.. heaven secured four oI
Ave copyright photographs Of scene,
In the higher Rocky mountain region.
OF Colorado and Utah. canyons and
mountain scenes made famous by rail,
road advertising, and these In masnl'
hcent colCr prints form the setting toi
tho neayen 1915 calendar.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-31
Catuc Company Incs Papers

Santa Fo, \. NJ, Dee. 3t.-The No-
Ian Cattle company, with headqunr'
ters al Lumbertou, Rio Arriha county.
fled articles OF incorporation yester-
day. The capital STOCK ls $1,000, GOO
OF which $64O. 00O rs paid in. Edward
Pcisker AZ Lumberton is the statutory
hagcnt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-31
LINCOLN TEACHERS
TO MEET IN CAPTAIN

Captain. y. NJ. Dec. sl.-Announce-
ment was made by Mrs. W l.. Quinn.
county superintendent Of schools.
while here this week. that the coanty
Teachers' association VIII meet here
late in February.
several OF the leading ~eoucetoru al
this state have been secured 10 make
addresses at this meeting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-31
Fellowship Cla.s nananels.

Santa Re. y. NJ, Dec. 3i.-The Fell
lowshlp class. Judge william n. Pope's
organization, viii hold It's annual ban
quet tomorrow evening at the De Var
gas hotel. There are between atty and
sixty members OF the class.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-31
Weather Bulletin out.

Santa Fe, y. NJ, Dec. 3i-Thc local
weather bureau yesterday issued a bull
lctin on Chronological conditions dur
ing November, Temperatures ranging
from "A 20 81 were recorded.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-31
Accused Man Gets ncarlns.

Vaughn, ~ NJ, Dee. 3l.-Rodolfo
Munoz, accused of killing Juan sando-
val here ten days ago. is 20 have a
hearing today before Justice OF the
Peace b. D. CLARK. The killing Is said
to have followed a brawl in q saloon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-31
CONSTRUCTION OF NEW
BUNGALOWS COMMENCED

silver city. y. NJ. Dec. 2l-Work
has been commenced on the dozen new
bungalows 10 be erected here by the
Real Estate and Improvement CO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-31

Roswell, n. NJ, Dec. 3l.--A fac
tory to make an antl-dandrun medlcs-
ment Invented BY a local barrier. c,
NJ. Arnold, soon will be located here,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-31

NmTW HW Wm TOD T VIII Tm mW Wd
with R~muhsY You will find in this store solid wg prices that are as LOT ~ any for which sound mrannn~e
be sold anywhere in this nation without anything of hmaMns and ma simple sammet of fact wmym y nat
brg prh hr larger than hmd the odnay one two or three department store W. are able buy ut m ri
time and in vdm@ which uc US to secure UNUSUAL prices W cmhy the best buyers in the cny and they
aws in thu markets. Thus our stocks are mws Wmb; always fresh; always up the mms and always ama
at lowest possible retail prices Wee commando extensive service in rb rhs and area bet give yuH nb benefit ur
in practical substantial savings
You will find in hH store cuhuyy you will find fair mmg You will find every mistake Of mm readily md m
corrected Ymw will find that @taWabu for every customer no latter how large or how small the purchase ha rule
which every one 0nhdw With hha store must adhere
We assert with confidence that le as tn past you win find this "~e aaucd ~rhe store that win stand
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W wish you all happy New Year and prosperous one. W Gth course the year ahead e able to contrib
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. -&4A+~~L.4-A&& With all good wishes
RosenwaLd Brothers