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utterly crazy, but that Billy Fan
shave, of all people, should lend
himself to such piece Of folly is
beyond all comprehension"
Fancy shrugged.
T'm sorryp she returned. 81
dare say it does sound a little ex-
traordinary, but there it is. And
as for being serious, my dear Lady
Denning, l assure you have never
been more serious in my life. AS
for Mr.. Fanshawe, we'll, you have
his letter there. You cannot doubt
that he is in earnest, surely, after
reading that?"
Lady Denning did not answer,
but reaching out for the letter sat
looking down at it again from be-
meath bent brows, nibbling at her
lip.
Billy Fanshawe had left for
= London on the day following the
eventful night on which he had
first met Fancy. This morning
there had arrived the engagement
ring which Fancy was now wear
ing, and boyishly scrawled, some
what awkwardly expressed epistle,
which had at first held the girl
very silent, with a new look of
shrinking in her eyes, but which
later in the day she had brought
to her hostess for perusal.
In II he begged to assure her
afresh of his deep appreciation of
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the honor she had done him, and
went on to add, with a bluntness
that took Lady Denning's breath
away, that he was taking her at
her word when she had told him
she was prepared to marry him
whenever he liked. Personally he
saw no sense at all in waiting,
since they were both of the same
mind, and he had therefore made
arrangements for a special license
and thought possibly she could be
ready in six or seven days time,
when her visit with the Dennings
was to terminate.
He added the airy conviction
that Lady Denning would be very
willing for the marriage to take
place from her house, so that the
ceremony could be celebrated in
the little, picturesque village
church, after which he could bring
her direct to a hotel in town, when
she could decide for herself where
the next few weeks should be
spent.
In MIR. Fanshawe's opinion, ap-
parently, everything was very sim
pie. He proposed, If Lucy Denning
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A Romance Questionable SOCietyLif5
Synopsis of Preceding Chapters.

Synopsis Of Presiding Chapters -.
millionaire, meets Fancy
y ball and falls in love with her AZ first sight
a social
ton hundred dollars
to a with
unenvabe collect his
hert thath ambl and lost
of
benehD
her him
with the
loses II viii him. Billy
agrees the throw and girls hand.
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81 say, Fan, old thing"
Bonny, said, half apologeti-
cally, 81 hope you're going to
be pretty decent to old Fam
shave, not play him up too
much after - after you've
married him, don't you
know. He may be an out
slider, but he isn't a
bounder."
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there is only the ques-
tion of clothes, and SO
long as l have enough
to attire myself pre-
.sentably as a bride l
can wait to linger over
the replenishing of my
wardrobe until am Mrs. Billy Fan
shawe-of 'Fanshawe's Fertilizerp
l won't be such a work of art,
thenp
Her voice was still hard and de-
liberately fiippant. Lady Denning
shook herself together with a quick
sigh. She was both troubled and
dismayed. Very slowly it was
dawning upon her that this was
no preposterous jest, begun at the
instigation of this widest of all
the wild Revells, but a matter of
sober earnest.
Yet she found the thing very
difficult to believe. That even
Fancy Revell, reckless of public
opinion and careless of conse-
quences though she had often
proved herself, could seriously con-
template a union so incongruous,
and so unconventionally bizarre as
to its preliminary arrangements,
was inconceivable.
She tried to readjust her ideas,
to grasp afresh the facts, and she
spoke presently with a note in her
voice that was very near to appeal.
"Then you mean to say that you,
that both of you, are really serious
in this? Not only serious as to
your preposterously sudden en-
gagement, but-but as to marriage
as well! Oh, Fancy! | can't un-
derst25p' it at all. You may be
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"why are you do
ing it,"
Fancy blinked,
and there was a
passing glimmer of
softness between
the half narrowed
silky fringes of
her lashes. Then
she flung up her
head.
Because I'm sick
of being poorr
she cried. "Be- SM
cause I'm sick of
being dependent
upon myself, or
Benny, for a pre-
carIous livelihood
Because I'm tired
Of the whole
beastly, soul-sick-
eningstruggle. Be-
cause | want COM
fort "a home -
rest! Above alr'-she flung her
hands suddenly wide - "rest!
Rest from worry, rest from
anxiety - rest from care of
every sort! And this Billy
Fanshawe, this tradesman's son,
this outsider and nobody, is the
only man I've met who can give
me all those things lin as full
and generous a measure as l
desire! And now let's have
done with reason, and come to
grips with facts"
She laughed, tapping the letter
by her side with rosy fingernail.
"It would seem," she proceeded,
while Lady Denning continued to
stare at her in bewildered distress,
"that my prospective bridegroom
has acquired one of the chief attri-
butes of his adopted country
hustle Or else he has already
heard rumors that I am a creature
of caprice and fears that q longer
engagement would prove tedious
with the result that l might change
my mind"
She paused for a moment, blink
ing at the fire contemplatively, her
small, vivid face impossible to
read, her eyes half hidden.
Anyway" she went on, without
looking around, che quite evidently
means to hit the nail firmly on the
head, as it were, since he has ac-
quired that costly luxury, a spe-
cially special license-the kind you
can be married anywhere, any
how, and at any moment with, you
know-and proposes that the all
important ceremony should take
place within rather less than seven
days from now"
"And your"
Fancy blinked anew and reached
out a languid hand toward the big
box of cigarettes on one of the
cushions near her.
"Why not'" she demanded.
There nothing to wait for; there
fore see no reason why / should
not be amiable and fall in with his
suggestion. As far as can see
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(Continued from Last Sunday
CHAPTER VII.

-DUT you are mad! You
"f have taken complete leave
- of your senses! You-oh,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-12-06
FLORA.

Quite a number from here attended
the social at the Budworth school last
Wednesday evening.
Clarence Miles and Vern and Elva
Bishell attended the Thanksgiving
dance at Fennimore.
Mrs Kennedy and daughter, lea,
Harry Irish, Chas. Mclean, and j. G.
Edgington and wife and Carol ate
Thanksgiving dinner at Homer Irish's
home.
Ervie Edwards, Lester Snyder and
Harry Goodrich with their families
ate Thanksgiving dinner at Will
Garthwaite's.
Tommy Childress and Alma Ed
wards visited our school last Friday
Will Garthwaite and wife and John
Edwards and wife motored to Dubu-
que Saturday.
j. c. Edgington and Carol and
Homer and Beryl Irish were at Lam
caster Saturday
Harley Pohle and family were at
Will Carthwaite's Sunday.
Ervie Edwards and family spent
Sunday with Vern Edwards and fam
lily.
Mrs. Eda Suttle and sons, Ralph and
Roy, were at Homer Irish's Sunday
John Edwards and wife We're al
Lester Snyder's Sunday.
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Platteville shoppers Wednesday,, Mr.
and Mrs. F. B. Rundell, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. j. Watson were at Mineral Point
on Sunday.
Misses Clara and Bertha Nehles
spent Thanksgiving at their home at
Centerville.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. Kennedy ard
son Melvin, were guests at the Henry
Speth home at Platteville on Sunday.
Floyd M. Lindsey of Detroit, Mich,
Glenn W. Lindsey, wife, and children
of Blanchardville, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Meyer and children of Waldwick, Mr..
and Mrs. Virgil Boyle and daughter of
Soldiers Grove, spent Thanksgiving at
the home of their parents, Rev. and
Mrs. j. r. Lindsey.
Mrs. Agness Allen, daughters Bess
and Roxy, spent Thanksgiving with
her daughter, Mrs. Carl Wilkinson at
Big Patch.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Bauer and baby
of Cuba City, spent Thanksgiving at
the parental Bransby Skate home
here.
Home for Thanksgiving: Grace
Schneider, Ruth Biddick, Lois Biddick,
Elsie Howdle, Leone Bowling, Mary
Williams Edith Livingston, Viona
Wilkins, Aleta Skate, Virgil 10y, Car
ter Skate, Forest Livingston, David
Livingston, Orville Livingston, were
home from Platteville Normal Lloyd
Biddick from Mining School at Platte
Vile
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QUALITY RIDGE

Monday was hog day for Will Ball
and Gus Morgan.
Clarence Knapp delivered Veal
Lutte Garthwaite and Hayden took
poultry and eggs Monday.
Some of the would-be sports shot
a horse for Ed Tanner Sunday. 1t
was a rifle shot
Ora Welsh, Adolph Wenzel and fam
lilies took Thanksgiving dinner at the
Fred Brandemuehl home
Albert Wenzel of the Hatch Phar-
macy and wife and sister ate roast
duck at Ed. Tanners Thursday
Fred Brandemuch, Ellsworth Jeidy.
Ray Garthwaite, Karl Ruber, Gus
Morgan, all delivered pork at Lancas-
ter last week.
Casey and another girl were callers
at sister Bells Saturday evening.
Bill from Elroy transported a school
Marin to her home at the same place
Wednesday OF last week.
Some of the young folks from the
Ridge took in the dance at the Hub
Thursday evening.
Billy Fuller is among the last to
participate with the measles and is
about over them.
Mrs Chas. Burnett was Sunday
caller at ]. A. Fullers.
Dad and Ma Jeidy took Sunday din
ner at Knapp's.
Miss Helen Avery arrived at her
boarding house Sunday from her
home at Elroy
We forgot to mention the big So
ciable at the Bowen srhool house in
our issue last week. 1t was sure
success. The ties sold for nearly two
dollars. How's that for old District
No. Z? Miss Mable Cliff is teacher
and her second term and very nice
little program went with the sociable.
That will make poor old Grand Ma
feel good for she always likes to hear
news from the old Bowen school She
still goes to Bowen school.
About eight years ago old uncle
Jack rode with us on the cream
wagon He was wishing his son, Ray
would get nice piece of calico. Now
not until lately has Ray been thinking
about it. He has been building barns,
new silo and general fixing up.
A new Ford, waterworks in the house
and barns. A new Delco lighting sys-
tem-can lay in bed, pull the string
and light the whole house. Now with
all that fine improving, it surely won't
be long before Old Friend Ray will be
stepping off. Hurry Old Phlanny."
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BEETOWN

very large crowd were out to the
chicken pie supper and bazaar Satur-
day night. A number of Lancaster
folks, including Ada Allen and moth
er, Mrs. John Mankel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Smith, Mr. and Mrs. George
Marks and Mrs. Joe Wright, were in
attendance. The proceeds were above
expenses, $4,000 for which the church
people wish to thank all the people
who donated for the supper and
bazaar.
John Burns and wife celebrated
their 45th anniversary Tuesday.
Clyde Rogers was down last week
from BOscObel.
All members of Evelyn camp 1855
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WITHIN | HOUR
OF The COURT
HOUSE SQUARE
Happenings From
Exchanges and
Reporters.
LIVINGSTON
Miss Hazel Weir has returned from
a few days spent at Madison

Miss Hazel Weir has returned from
"a few days spent at Madison.
Livingston was represented at the
Wisconsin Older Boys Conference at
La Crosse, Dec /, 2, 3, by the follow
ing: Roy Drinkwater, Lee Oleson,
Willie Hannah, Luther Rundell, Max
well, Gundlach, Kenneth Won Valid,
and Vernon Won Valid. They went on
Thursday, returning on Monday
Remember the annual event of the
Livingston Ladies' Aid Bazaar and
Supper will be held at the M. E.
church, on Saturday, Dec. 9th, 1922.
Everybody welcome.
Mrs. Bertha Runkel is visiting with
relatives at Madison.
Mrs. Harley Thompson has return
ed from Fennimore, where she spent
several weeks, assisting her daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Kriesler, to move on
another farm.
Mr.. ana Mrs. A. j. White were call
ed to BlanchardviIle by the illness of
his mother, who it is reported suffer-
ed stroke.
Loren C. Livingston and nellie Liv-
ingston motOTed to Lancaster, Sun
day, taking Miss Vera Tewksbury to
her school duties there, having spent
the Thanksgiving vacation with her
friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Warne Jr., and
children of Dubuque, visited at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
w. Waring over Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacobs, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred w. Stephens and son Fred
erick, were to Barneyeld Sunday to
see Mrs. Will Pryor who has been
sick.
Miss Media Anderson came home on
Saturday from a weeks visit with her
friends at GAINESVILLE.
Thanksgiving Program.
On Wednesday afternoon the fol-
lowing program was given at the Liv-
ingston High School, by the students.
A large number were in attendance.
Program by the Golden Arrow So
ciety.
Orchestra.
Song-"There's a Welcome Here for
You" by twelve Freshmen.
Salutatory-By President, Maximil-
ian Livingston
Song thanksgiving" by twelve
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Freshmen.
Reading" Melancholy Evolution of
Me-" Maxwell Gundlach.
Reading Origin of Thanksgiving, I"
Leila Hunt
Solo-Kenneth Won Valid.
Play" Mysterious Thanksgiving
Guest"
Songs Evening STAR; g. when
the Frost is on the Pumpkin.
Reading 1.-The Story of the Pill
grims,' Lois Bourret.
Song Come Again" by twelve
Freshmen.
Orchestra.
Ernest Biddick returned home from
Chicago, Ill, Wednesday, where he
shipped carload of fine fat Hereford
steers
Wilbur Rundell motored to Bosco-
bel Wednesday afternoon to meet his
mother Mrs. Arch e. Rundell, who
has ben to Hurley, South Dakota, to
see her mother, Mrs. M. A. Woodward,
whose condition is about the same.
baby daughter arrived at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Schultz
recently.
Martha and Geraldine Rundell were
Mrs. Ed Wishoff, at Madison from
Thursday until Monday.
A shower was given for Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Biddick on Friday even
ing, in Aliens hall.
Mrs. A. B. Friedrich OF i<latteville,
spent Thanksgiving at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. Mary Allen.
Mr.. W. Hooper spent Sunday with
his parents at Dodgeville.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Alt and children
Of Lancaster, spent Sunday at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Fisher. Mrs. Ben Nelson of
near Lancaster accompanied them
here, and visited her mother, Mrs.
Laura Andrew.
DR.. and Mrs F. H. Baldwin of
Bloomington, were also among Sun
day visitors in town
Prof Frank Watson of Hollandale,
is home with blood poisoning in his
foot
Mrs. Julia Vipond spent several
days in Platteville to see her brother,
Clarence Fawcett, who recently I'M
derwent an operation.
Mrs. Frank Allen went to Lancaster
Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving
with her relatives
The Ladies' Aid Society meets with
Mrs Lindslev, on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Graham, Mrs.
Earl Skate were Lancaster visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Prisk and son
Edgar and Miss Payden Of Mineral
Point called on relatives here on Sun
day
The White Cross drive is on this
week, help this worthy cause.
George Andrew and wife returned
Saturday from Platteville, where they
spent Thanksgiving with their sons
there.
Mrs. Dav!d Lewis of Barneveld, Wis
Tod he" e'ster Mrs. Fred Davis, also
her brother, H. T., d. E. and B. l..
Runaell and families also her parents
A. e. Rundell at Platteville, during
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Biddick were
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are requested to be present at the next
regular meeting to elect officers.
The NJ w AS elected officers Sat-
urday night.
Hilda Thompson was very i'll the
past week but able to be out again
now.
The teachers spent Thanksgiving
vacation at their homes.
Chris Schmitz and wife attended the
wedding of two of Mr.. Schmitz's neices
at Potosi Wednesday.
Niels Adams of Hurricane was a
Wednesday caller.
The VIM. Burr family of Blooming
ton visited at the Chas. Thrope home.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-12-06

Tommy Auel and wife spent Sunday
at Ernest Schildgen's.
Tucer Hammond and wife OF loom
ington spent last Sunday at Otto
Winners.
Ellie Jamison and wife were shop
ping in Dubuque Monday Both stores
have their Christmas goods on dis
play.
Oscar Knapp of Bloomington, look
ed after the insurance business here
last Monday.
Vern Hall and Ray FARMLAND came
home Sunday from Monroe where
they have been employed.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


~ tul cutncr lot with an income
ut tll per day, rarty says coll t
tur ts,5O0.
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SENEN-ROOM house, modern newly deco
rated. block uf car ana Jitncy, garage,
$50 lagl \. Quaker.
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uge .1. A real home. Call
11E !, ...tH. Osage 47i7-J,
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GAN PAY $500 cash for o or Groom
house on south ur sDuth,HHt side.
went 10 deal direct with owner.
what have you7 Lddroas box
4bs-M. world.
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Y. tyAyp PIRTLE Furniture
? % ,.ri tly your used furniture
p'h, .., outft4 10 complete outfits.
Z fat so " First.
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MIsaOIKI.

OZARK FARMS niasogri and ArEsnahs
from 20 TO 1000 acres. all Orlees FROM
btt Co.. 403 Security Bldg. Phone
Usage C6Gl. Hesldence OaaEe sG96-H,
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JOpLINg. wu1TEstpE g. FARMER
Real EHtutp Insurance.
ms T. Fourth ST. Kennedy uldg
Os.go 7i4S.31tI.
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BRING THIS WORLD AD and
S2sb TO TURK Bros, AIS South
Main, for pair Of mems high
grade shoes, IN straight last. Eng.
iiah. wide toe or officers style.
one pair 10 a customer only, none
sold without this ad II not sat
iHfactOry your money refunded.
Try 10 got In. Turk Bros, ais
South Main,
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y .,,,. ,Haucllng and uphols..
lNl0li'' 3D.. 81 material and put
1nt t.gb rf.lH work. Fiiteen years
. t5s.fss 300 tulsa. Ghoert ouh-
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wANTED--To RENT

wANTED-To REsT ss
RESPONSIBLE young married couple no
children, desire light housekeeping suite
or small furnished home. Tor occupancy
February 10. Address Boz t6g-E, care
World.
SECURE sERVICE-List your vacant or
furnished houEe, apartment or building
with rental department, Globe storage
a Moving Co, Cedar asil.2slb.
wANTEp-Furnished houses and apart
ments a once. Have waiting list Call
Cedar Co.
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,....I.,GEsl second hand store. In
t.tv Is .r 'ha market for furniture
l',,,9lI,,,'rrAs FURNITURE co.
hANt'-Nf II w. First.
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..Cu duplex for rent SS1bo'
sg,y.Crs+.l. furniture for sale
w AZ once. Apply at 4i1 W.
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$500 CAsH--ImmodIsto possession of
new b-roJm. modern. east iruut
bungalow. hardwood Gpors, built
In features Price $3.50 would
consider ught car Hs frst pay
meut. Your payments viii be
cheaper than rent.
YApON INVESTMENT co,
Realtors
QsASs 7S53-505s. 525 Kennedy Bldg
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LsA SEW Usage sgis.
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1850. r.rIyatcd and recovered,
RE- fHs same day, all Work
/ Furnea 90 r..., Mattress co" phone
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BRICK BUNGALOW FOR 1880
Southeast side. five rooms. new oak
floors. basement, mantoi owner
away aud says to sell at once ana
make our own price ana terms
We Will make terms 20 suit you.
This viii certainly sell THIS week
EXCHANGE TRUST co.
Real Estate Dept.
Usage 300,
CLOSE IN, south side, dandy s-room bun.
galow and garage, oak tluyrH. fine deco
ratiOns. Only $1,000. terms 10 suit. T..
Rosseli, 2t6 Kennedy BIDS. Ossgs
g77l-g'lC,
CORNER--3CO0 cash brand now bunga-
low six rooms including full front live
ing room and breakfast room. massive
maHtel, oak floors, every bulit-tn con-
yenience; one of the ric'st corner lots
on east side, on paving, ncur car line
and Jiney Call cedar f.ss
FOR sALE-By owner o.ropm, modern
house. on pavement, $3.50 cash and 800
per month. osago lQls.J
FOR sALE-Three rooms and breakfast
room. new, $500 cash, balance llkG rent.
one block to school rEd car line. lJl0
tllntun Az, West Tulsa.
-FOUR ROOM house for sale. garage aud
good vel half block from street car,
modern dls,rict l229 T.. Eas.on. &l,goo.
1 tAIh - D LII lillItifHit new vrlNNih bAi
galow, osk floors, strictly modern, base.
ment. good terms. $3.50. Osase
s7so-R.
FOR SALE-By owner, cheap for cash,
Broom apartment house, some termHt
close IN; good income property Usage
1862 Address y, I RsHshaw, general
delivery, Tulsa,
FIVE-ROOM modern house. an bui.t-iu
car line aud school. $500 cash. balance
$50 month. Cedar 1913,
FOUR ROOM house on splendid corneri
future from business standpoint $1,000
$3.50 cash, Abbott Woich, phone
Usage 1871
FOR sALE-Three-roum. plastcred house.
three 5O-n. lots cement collar good
water Outh0usoa. Price $3.50, 1850 20
$500 down: viii als0 take 10 Ford car.
balance 20 suit. Location. Tulsa heights
See G. J. Stlckelman, 4Ol y. Peoria ~
FOR SALE-On Federal driye, bungalow.
five rooms and bath, double Earag~.
| large chicken house ana park, excellent
water. lot lD0x200 feet, 50 $50, par csHn.
| balance $50 a month brown house oppov
site Rosehill cemetery. owner
FOR sALE-By owner, b-room house, 100
foot frontage. large chicken c0ops,
equipped for raising poultry. n Will
pay you 10 see this as u is priced %
sell. A. X. harceaT 2b22 East Twelfth
street.
| FOR sALE--Fiye.room house IN Kendall,
near school and car line, fIbO buys
| 81 12g 50 equity cash, br 'au~s ES Ill.A
on monthly payments. ab2t n. Ninth.
Usage 79;s-h.
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prpNITTEG REFGNISHlNG. co.
E'". l,g.neHyo upholstering ana 70.
|hnr. latest samples ~ upnV,isvsra"s pni,,,ra :
H .LyE STRIVE TO PLEASE
.,ssse' Wul CARE Usage GSS1. sob
'p-fEfurt