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'AWNED"
E4.
An Unusual Remance of Peepla Wheta Very Balag It
Pledged te De the Bidding of Othrrj
By FRANK L. PACKARD s
Auther of "The Mirpclc Man," "Frent New On," etc.
Cetvrieht. Hit, J PubUe Ltietr Company
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isfcTBIS BKOINH THE STORY
WKlns. n e'd New Yerk rHlimmi.
:e le threw off Inn le or iirniK.
h I 11 c mnlhrlM ua'iitMer,
r, te hl old frleml. Paul Venlia.
e Dreusni up wnneui hnewiruite or
rl father until h cnn redwm hi
I. bv eArrnmlnir his WfAkniail atVl
mlnr hlinself. Tnty jeir latfr
utlle ntwinnt mtle by ft veune un-
Mktfk ufcl.A nM tA llnlK k m A V rtll ",
'MjMdreP Mn aalllt.rr trnrn Viimm
eftnti him under th ln elnrnllnn
I'm mMerieu.1 pnniicr, who draw-
k nrtnn cenimct, wnfiiv urn
tr man ".tr-ci te miuh iiiniir
nli tenlcr-. Olltxrt l.armen l the
it hftld nf AmRMn'N Vkpalthl9t chain
'(tnbllnir heue-. Th yminifr man.
nan irnnastan nr rheu mm
with n. mania for irembllnK. I Jehn
in lie natnminir nnu-e wnin
"vlalls" n a rccrei lnnctnr, h
till he la tireiie. nnd threueh Hi?
mcement la sttpii n chattee te pawn
! Aaluahlpa. TIia rAMfilrnlur ! It
Treleusly h-aullful slrl. rrnlltt r h
t Inte a lir.iwi ,inrt find" sanctuary
ntr horn iuxt n h krrU mer at th
tt of thft clrl, She rails In l)r I'rane,
V brilliant phj-Wan but b. 'true millet,
wtie la In fev with hr, S"i renulnei
all advanrea, but te kh- Ilruef's life
atrfea te t-iarry Crnwj, I ranr rob th
t of Bruet'a mono which t'lalrr h.ia
hidden. llrue asks her te marry h m.
and ta fiM0ntiihc1 at Crtnc'a crln en hr
llakln.i ivvraU te llr'icrt h I th
trlrr werthl . tatlirr !Invl,'n prom
5 te r-drm himself by irHltiR up
arlnk nnd Vinlrn nirrc tint ( lalra
Shall Ifarn whu her fHthrr l but Jliw
Ina rcfua, prelrndlnir he Ins net ben
bl te renaur the hnl.lt At Hruc ll-
ifn'tlttatlnff en th" pplfode, b" hrir
tJiair a elca In ft rrv et dmrs i rans
M fPVtni tn fnfiA I.Ihk. rpiii h 1i
Vy ml that fellows. Itnice hurN him
aenitfllrs. ( lalre rpfu tn p- hlrt
and he ffewa btnlc te hU "verlt" nf cam
rllnK In t.arniiat's leu-i t rhc k en en
the mplecR Lut d- net p'ny. H
as takn a dlMke for eamblln; DrucJ
u kldiiapped' by f'ranir
AM) HKRK IT M1NTINV1
5- ;v;fe aai
v ' f
if.
nBlllflllp
"llHO I nmV" lie rrpi-atpil "What
" de jeu mean''"
Crnng for dip iiiement wni -itent.
.Inlui Hrtitt' maile im reshiaucr as tlm two men JcrUed liitn unccremonl unccremenl
tiusly te III feet
MMie (ells mi Hint 1 il b" better off rempllliient of cieditliic jeu with n
with. nx. n hundred ilien-iind delliirs iilvker lntcllipenee than jeu peRscss!
in tnv pocket. Ie ou get the idea, myl I'll plvc J en thirty minutes nlenc te
dear Mr. ItrureV I inn -.lire jeu de. And1 think It ever and licure out where you
as .witir niedital iidvtir, for .eiir health I tnnd."
Is villi eri mtiili lneled. 1 would! CraiiR barked te the deer,
trnnply ur'e jeii te write the letter.1 The deer closed. Jehn Uniec heard
Hill nt'i'ie i m" time 1 want te be per-1 the key turn in the lock. He stared
feetlj ft nnk with en. There i u tall te nheut him ut the nil-erablc surround-
iiiK". Thirty minutes! lie did net nceI
thirty mimitCM. or thiity tecenda, te
ieall.e his position, lie wux net even
Mire that he was thankful for the re-
I i
t as far in mm nre emiierneii.
i "I have n pa-.!: In my pocket a
Un tirt cla-i'i pas-.tiKe, in fart u stateroom
..I ..... I.. .,.! ... .I.... 1 ......
.. i.i i i .i l.t l.t... Mil' i' ,M.it ihii in" r''i iii w -i nun .iiu,.
fnt;d te he wasliiR a battle with him- , m,(, ,',,,.., ou ,, 1)1)l 1(..1U, tllp KUlp
If te control lili pnwlen. ireinatutel at the dork -for Seuth
'U'm tee eleer a man te lee mv Anieiieu. en a -.liMmcr Milling tomor temor tomer
teinper, nevv I've get jeu I" he rasped w afternoon. TI.e pacMjce I- made
a " .i-ni I .t i ...,. out In the name of .lehn Urure.
finally. "That about the -i.e of join , .Yeu V,(,m J0 ,1U, (llU(,n ,t f).
ta'ntality ! The sweet. nnie, innocent I -.rnnttd that I would nree te jour
role I Yes, T -ald a snixelins hjpeeritc! proposal." --aid .Jehn Urure iileaiantly.
- .i . -. i t ..t.... n ...i. v.. l n.ie. uranK anwereu siiertij. i ,i. .,
Zt.W- JLvU UUI1 L tll 111(1 It lull iivin.il'-. .in.. v .. t-viiuu im ill..- -uii.
!'S rV , . ii m ' sHe jeu credit In "-eme respects ' ,,,,, .,,, ,,.ii . i,:
vf hiarri of n mini iinmed l.armen Mr "... i.... ..t i... .. i...t . retniemnefl i ill , in
j t "- fl( 111 UIIL in-ill lllius- in-i il n'"i.
1 Gilbert l.armen, of San l"ranei--ye . ,, ctlr word-." siiil .lehn liniee.
"Te Jehn Ilrucc It seemed ns though still plensuitlj. "if I will trap Mr.
n'. 1 i. .k.i.ir,,. ... uimn. I.miii(in In tt ee mini; here sn that jeu
CimnS a werdM In their elTert were semi-I n, haxp Mm )u mr ini (ijn
tblng like one et tnose. mews tne ham-, m)1(1 (lm ,ln(11 01l i,nc m,,iCp,.,i out
art had dealt him en bis weundel fldel of him wlmt jeu consider the fair
In that fight of the ether nlsht. They ' amount he -dimild p.iy as- blackmail, or
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always turn the idieet and bfjin nt the
top en the ether side t
Again he beenn te pace tin nnd down
across the oft lloer, but new there wnt
a grim unllc en his face. Behind I.nr-
inen nnil liis enormous wenlth lay Lar
men's fceeret orgnnlr-atlen, that, once
set In motion, would lmve little difficulty
In laying n dezgn Crangs by the heels.
And Crang wits yellow. Let Crnng but
for an instrfiit realize that his own ski;:
was at stake, nnd he would wjucal
without hcaitatlen nnd. what had nar
rowly escaped being tragedy would dis
solve into opera beuffe. Alse, It wat
ery nice indeed of Crang te see that
the message reached I.armen's hands!
And It was the way out for Claire,
tee! If was Crang who had mentioned
something about two birds with one
stone, wasn't It? Clnlre! Jehn Bruce
frowned. Was he se sure after all?
There seemed te be something unfath
omable between Claire nnd Crang j the
bend between them one that no ordinary
means would break.
Ills brain seemed te go around in
cycles new Clnlre, Lnrmen. Crang;
Claire. l.armen. Crane lie
lest trnck of time until suddenly he
heard n key rattle in the lock. And
then, quick nnd silent ns a cat in his
movements, lie slipped across the earth
en fleer, nnrl flung Wmae1 faca down
upon the mattress.
A moment mertf. and some one prod
ded him roughly. Ills hair wns rumpled,
his fare anxious nnd dejected, ns In)
raised himself endiis elbow. Crang and
two of hU apaches were standing ever
him. One of the latter held nn ugly
looking stiletto.
"Stand hlit up!" ordered Crang.
Jehn Urtite made no resistance as
the two men jerked him unceremoni
ously te his feet.
Crang came nnd stared Inte his face.
"I guess from the leek of you,"
Crang leered, "yeu've put In these
thirty minute te geed advantage.
Yeu're about ready te write that let
ter, nrcn't you?"
Jehn Urucc looked around him mis
erably. He shook his head.
"Ne no; I I can't," he said weak
ly. "Fer lled'H sake. Crang, you
ypu knew I canlt."
'.gllrci knew!" said Crang im
pcrtuibably. He nodded te the man
with the stiletto. "He s mere used te
Heel than bullets, nnd he likes it bet
ter. Don't keep him waiting.
Jehn Uruce felt the sudden prick of
'the weapon en hli flesh it went a lit
tle deeper.
HOWARNCENT
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seemed te iar him. and rob bis mind e i " """' ",' " .."" .. , '., ' i ...h i thi
enlck thlnklnc and virility and yet he , fnr u.,,,,1, Aineric.i tninniiew after- l.niit mlll toethpici
was quite sure that net a muscle of hi j no ; failiii t!.-. I am te snulT nut
face had moved. , ,1 think xiit called it-nl the hand "f
"Yeu needn't answer." Crnng grin-; ,.t,r jurself e this gentlcmanlj
Jicd meckinglv. "If you haten't met Joking b.mil of ap.itdies jeu hae goth geth
him. you'll have the opportunity of .red around ou. '
doing se In.n f;w lj"i;- Mr- J'?"' I "' '""-n't mode anj mistake se
wlllarrhe mNewerk tensht in re- f(ir.., , iv1ll ,, Jlirkllll
penae te the telegiam jeu sent him. . . , , , , ,,,,, ...s 1Mt
KO
was heuie
teiel.
"I knew jeu Mini Ju were ciever, i . . . ...
"ldJ,Ot!ln.r.rll0.C ,nn t.t if mt -Ves'siid .lehn I'.rucp" slewlj. He
e doubt this is the proof of it . Hut , n (, f()r ml 1I1Mlinti M.t.fc(.d, into
vnat is me men : i um nut --.m .. i-.v- (. ., f u.s w,.)i, tliti,
fram te any one. ahend'"
nv. .nd inn i i. V f'rnns wis auenu .
ehtickllng' evill.v. "It was something te I '':'is'' ejes
k. .,.. ii,n. Mr T.nrmnn's immediate I ion mean.
nMun in v..- Yerk wns imperative: I with mennt e, "jeu
A.t vi. vtt"t In serinns illfTlcllltles. Atlii 1 1 CS .
la order that Mr. l.armen might have Mj hide
no suspicions or anxiety aroused as te1 Crnng did net answer for a moment.
his own personal safety, he was te go The unnUer in his hand seitned te
en hla arrival te the Havne-Mlley Hetel, edge a little, nearer te Jehn I.ruee as
n trot was. at the same time, te register I though te make mere ceitaln nf its
a .i. -. f 1 T. Pnters. nnd nim Cl.llli: s t'cs veie .llisht With
v -. ... M . ,.nm.rt...i..n.A itltli inikiiitn.
, 10 maue no caeri. 10 iiiuiuiuiiiuiir ';" i ' "w
v'. ... ... 1.!... 1.n ... Tl.A ...... 1. .. I.. I .. . . - t. .. ..
V TrOU Until jeu ga'" in'" i'" ' " -i .lean iirme (li'i n rif n "ii'
answer te the telegram was te be sent ieinvcr this vecend or tin1 next, liang s
-quite illtierent auurc-s. "" j threats er literal i l.ine nail t-uM
n the answer. se. lie Knew it. n w.s in t i mi
iiiis u seit of unlmh )e
lirleve. It meant half un hour mere of
life, but
Cornered like a rat ! Te go out at
I the hands of a degenerate dope fiend
" the man had been cunning
enough !
i .lehn Hruee paced his little section
l of the cellar. Ills footsteps made no
earth. I his was his
warders a batch of
gunmen whose trade was muiilcr.
l.armen .' They" had net been able te
trick l.armen into their power se eas
ily, because tlicr wasn't nny Hawkins.
Ne, there w.i Jehn Bruce. Jehn
Hruee was the bait. Queer! Queer
that he had ever met I.uimen, nnd
iiueer that the end should come like
laustus ludn t had his tling jet.
with which lie nan
feigned
Jehn .Bruce tned steik Mill his ejes
suddenly fastened en the pieie et
paper en the t.ihle
"Mv find!" .lehn Hiuie hipried
he.uscly.
lie inn ili ally te (he dner and lis
tened, lie (euld hear nothing. He tan
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uaiievMil.
ills Mill f
mean
.lehn Btiue
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back le the table, threw hliiiM'lf inle
the i hair, and snatching the s.hcct of
paper toward him, took out u fountain
pen from his pocket. Near the lower
edge of the paper and in a minutely
Mii.ill hand, lie began In wiile rnpnlU.
At the end of a few minutes Jehn
Brute steed up There was neither sign,
'nor mark upon the paper, sap an al
most invisib'e impression made by his
thumb nail, wlmli he had s(t as a sin
pest, as it who. te indiiale wheie he
had begun le write. It was a large
slieit of unruled p.iper, loeNcnp in sie,
and there was but lntle likelihood of
1 1 aching se far down with the letter
lluit Crang was n iusisipui upon hav
ing, but he did net ptnpesc in any
. vi nr te stipei impose anj thing ever
. n.it he hid jii'-t written He i euld
Pianos
Meney-Saving Sale
aH'l BsaHafeaaSHaValLHGll
nfllajiJijBLStaa3iTCSSSiiaJ
aaal MlMSSBsiSBB tjBPwaaasaairi ' JLiaj
lutftVaV BBaSca'iaiarfV
I MM ti BSfSlil I I
$289 IpP8!
t?J'' 'TTI revolver leeleil. Cian laid a . .. soil of unlmh ie . n miidinnti
. .t.rtm A., tlm tn1d nml t In n backed r!n.w, W..H i.i.t .Ihln't tin. mutt llw
1 . kcavb&um "n (" ...., , ii. ii.... .- in i"
I?i,vaway a few stepsf. and hnf dope with it'
Jehn liruee picheii un nif iih-s.ii-. Uli men siiiiueiuj i l.mg snoniiici sneniiici
Jt WB dated from San I'laiieiscn several if((M in u me. King luug.
days before, anil was nitineniic iivvewi "jiaNlje mhi hiinr ?n iii
neestinn. It was ndiliesspil te .lelill
Bruce In the care of one William An-
Py
W
dersen, nt an address which he took te
be fcemewhere eer en the Kat bide.
He read it quitklj :
Leaving ut once und will fellow in
structions. Arrive Wednesday night.
Am exceedingly nnxieus.
rni.HKItT I.ABMON.
"This is Wednesday nlgnt," sneered
Crang. , ,
Jehn Bruce laid down the telegram.
That Crang In .some waj had discovered j
hte, Jehn Bruce'K connection with I.ar
i nfen, was obleus. But hew and what
did It mean? He smiled eeldlv. There
-raa no use In plajing the feel hv de
nying any knowledge of I.arinen.'lt was I
imply n (ue.stleu of exaitly hew much (
Crang knew.
"Well?"' he Inquired intliflerenth
The fleer wus puslipd open, and Birdie
came In. He inrrled pen and ink, a
'Urge bheet of paitcr. and an cm elope. :
firnntr motioned lewnrd the table.
x "Put thetn down there nnd get out!
, -.
straight
teeth
he said
glllsS I
Iii 1 n ei n i I
c paid Jmi
-id
the
Lemen
ifi
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5".
Thlnl. nf II! wnniliTfnl rrmint.
pHl ruililliie ilfi.rrt "Hli iiili
ii rrultt lemon tiute. mi nicil
iml PiIm" Ibe tlr-l MHHinfiil tn i
nnnlnii'il of its ilflirleusiitss
riifrii urr rn elber II iers,
Ilrilin' feliltr tin ruiut'st.
At All Grocer, 10c, 15c
I mil I'uildliif ( e. Il.iltliiinrr. Mil.
rCSfiX!KC3JBi5a0
"PAPEROID" 8
w Tl O If !
ruing cc mailing
Containers '
Ipclud ng the well-known Yertex
rile I'ecUet for correspendenco
will be en Mew at the
Business Shew
Beeth 20
A "I'npcreld" Pocket Wallet for
personal use will be given I'llKK
te every Interested caller at our
Uoeth.
Alvah Bushnell Ce.
Datable Filing Centainen
Philadelphia. Ph.
This New
88-Nete
Player
We have hundreds of
used uprights taken in
exchange, also many
new pianos and
player-pianos which
must be sold at once
te make room for our
newer models which
are arriving daily from '
the factory.
It will pay
you te act
quickly, as
there will be
a great rush
for these
new 88-note
metal tube
double -action
players.
Sold en
Terms
1- sf-
"s",
"Walt! Step!' he screamed out In
well-stimulated paroxysm or terror.
"I I'll wrlte It."
"I thought sol" said Crnng roelly.
"Well, go ever there te the table then
and sit down." He turned te the tw'e
mcn. "Beat It I" he snapped and
the room empty again, save for himself
and Jehn Bruce, he tapped the sheet of
paper with the muzzle of his revolver..
'Til dictate. Pick up that pen !"
Te be continued tomorrow
...y. tfT.-f
rvva:n
Lewest Prices in Years!
FreshEggs
25c
EGGS
30c
carton
of twelve
At all our Stores
miiMiiiraiiiffliiiinirnjii'liiiiiiiiiJii.raciiciira'iiiiJi'iijiiiiT
imxt mmm
k,Ml s ? TvT '"'tA " '. ', . jLV.. H Jt ..17
The riglit letter te increase sales
rt'OUIt sales
letter te be
direct, well-told
effective tnust
message and
w
carry n
rtfrrw it well,
Writing the message Is your work. The
carrying of It which depends en geed paper
and geed printing Is n job for your printer.
And he has many sources of practical help in
dhect selling.
When he prints your sales letter en Danish
Bend, you may be sure it's n paper worthy te
represent you. Your printer will tell you that
Danish Bend Is mighty geed rag -paper with
n crackle and "feel" that jeu knew for quality.
Danish Bend fulfills many rcrnilremcuts
letter-heads, announcements, envelope Inserts,
fnldcis Included. Wnter-merked in white and
JO colors. Ask your printer te see samples.
This superior bend pnper Is one of the line
water-marked Danish. Alse Danish linen,
ledger, cover and pasted nnd Index brlstel.
Printers: We trill be (ilad te trnd
nmpks of Danish Bend at your request.
you
DANISH BOND
ONE OF THE LINE OF DANISH WATER-MARKED PAPERS
Made in the hills of Berkshire County
By the B. D. IHSINO PAPEIt COMPANY
Ilousntenic, Mass.
Arid told by GARIILTT-BUCIIAXAX COMPANY, Philadelphia, Pa.
We are giving away one $150 talking
machine for the best written story
regarding Heward Vincent Pianos.
Guaranteed 25 years. Contest ex
pires April 25th, 1922. Address all answers te Dept. O.
FREE
YOUR OLD PIANO TAKEN IN EXCHANGE
Open Monday, Wednesday and Friday Evenings During This Sale
HOWARD VINCENT
s S36-838-840-842-844-846 NORTH SIXTH ST. -.
Skin
unsightly
The familiar tin-feilpack.
go with the yellow label
is the only form in which
Fkrischmann'9 Yeait it
told
caused by
errors of diet
i
Fleischmann's
fresh yeastcerrects
the cause
A well-known skin specialist says that skin disorders arc "signal
flags of danger," often indicating errors in diet.
Indeed skin eruptions are se frequently associated with
faulty habits of eating and improper indigestion that the first
thing te de is te see that our feed is right.
Fresh yeast is a wonderful corrective feed for these skin
disorders. Fleischmann's Yeast is rich in the elements which
improve appetite and digestion and which keep the intestines
clean of poisons.
Physicians and hospitals ' all ever the country are recom
mending Fleischmann's fresh yeast for skin eruptions and boils.
It gets right at the basic cause of these complaints.
Eat 2 te 3 cakes of Fleischmann's fresh yeast daily before
or between meals te keep your skin healthy. Place a standing
order with your grocer.
h.
f.
Im 'ordered eurtlj ; and then at the man v.;"T ."'
obeyed, he Mined for an instant iu mi- '-, ASfO
Krvn
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llcteus mienec di j huh jjiiiii-, . " , a
nc bnappeu. i ,,-
i're wasting time!'
a:-
ant the telegram te l.armen a few myn
age, and I knew nil about jeu and
trmen, nnd his ring of gambling
houses. Yeu talked jour feel head off
"When you were delirious understand ,
And '
Jehn Bruce, bis fate suddenly whit".
took n htcp forward and stepped, nnd
shrugged his shoulders. Cr.mg's eutllung
revolver was en a level with hU ejes
And then Jehn Bruce turned his bncl.
deliberately, and walked te the far end
of the little room
Crang Juughed vlikedlj.
"I am afraid 1 mmmltted a breac li
'nf medical etiquette." he said. "I --ent
te Ban Frnnei'ce and get the dope en
the quiet about this Mr. l.anuen I
found out that 1 is an enoimeush
-wealthy man; and I also found out thai
be poses ns an Immaculate pillar of
'edcty. It leeks pntty geed, doesn't Ir
Dmce fr "p' '''we '''"'s XN"'' "'"'
stene: ou for trjlug te get b'trn me
and Claire: and l.armen coughing up
the dough te wive jour hidn and nw
litmself from being exposed for what
SJHTV Jehn Bruce made no answer. 'I he
-iftrare net se fanciful new, net te unn.il
awMMl wanrincnt. f hnsn ilrnnmH u ipn tin 4!
WWhtdbeen 111, these dreams In which there i Yi
A?? ''had been a man with a quill toothpick, i j
Jk MI an.itlmr ullli 11 sinister, lnnl tlsritiit. 4-x
f face, whee head was alwajs teikcil In J
listening attitude. . ti
fl' ' "Well, I guess jeu'xe get it new, 7t
J .U of it, haven't jeu?" Crang snarled. ,,
Sy' V'lt!8 lucky for you I.aniienS get the i
Vain, or I'd puss mi out for what jeu v
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Interesting Facts
about Coffee
Kiem the countries of production, the
leflee comes te us in a raw or preen state.
The berries originally are red, then turn
a greenish Miaclc. It. is t.he roast inir
profess that turns them brown anrl brines
out the aroma.
Ureal care must be taken in transport
ing the coffee here from the tropics, it is
consequently packed in heavy bags and
evcrv precaution exercised in stewing in
the vessel's held te insure freedom from
contact with any foreign substance that
would mar its delicate flavor.
This is watched closely and looked
after very carefully by expert stevedores,
.se that our coffee comes te us in all its
virgin purity.
Mere interctting facts about coffee next Friday)
c'r'
'of.
f. (
Still
Twe Days
Today and tomorrow are
still open for you te visit the
National Business Shew.
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Kin rnn niritr iiiLTiir. n ii ii von ria i; '
. Ul. A... nf 1 II..I.I 'Tli.i.t' n.i.in. ....
iiua " ' 'h'" .ii. i'i.i"i .-ii
i en wrnn II I lit II leiii r III u
'? i.a lulilii
f will get him down heie with a. blank
f , 'cheek in his peel.et. I II nelp jeu te
Jtl.a .. ,. . .. i..i i i.
is ireru Jr. i long miiihii uiipn'Msnmij
iW '"He will be quite comfortable heie
Li Vh while the check is going through tin
'''bank; for It would be most unfortunate,
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Don't put off this wonderful
opportunity te bring your
business into line with the
latest modern developments.
There is an experienced
specialist in every branch of
business administration
ready te explain fully every
thing you want te knew.
Make a note new.
Any time between 1 and 10
p.m. today or tomorrow.
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The tire mileage
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