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L a n d to
Their Fate in Mexieo
A</venfurar«
Sonora, Mexico, was the objective
of a number of filibustering expedi
tions prior to William Walker’s fa
mous Invasion of Nicaragua. In fart.
Walker was on "his way to Sonora
when stopped In Lower California.
The failure of many bold adventurers
to pick up bushel baskets of go|o In
California In the days of 1849 sent
them rampaging 1c every direction,
and Sonora presented a special lure
because It was an old settled region,
and marvelous tales were told of Its
mineral wealth.
Two Frenchmen of noble birth who
were stranded In California succes
sively endeavored to carve out an em
pire from this supposed El Dorado,
und both lost their lives In the ven
ture.
First came Marquis Charles de Pin-
dry of Poitou, who set forth with 2W>
followers and was murdered In his
sleep at Cocospera. Next came Count
Gaston ltaoul de Roussel-Bourbon of
Provence, who was executed by Mexi
can soldiery August 12, 1853.
It was a pity that De Rousset was
cut off before he brought his scheme
of empire to fruition. He was a fas
cinating type of the soldiers of for
tune, but he had a fatal weakness—
he loved all beautiful and romantic
women. The last one to receive his
gallant devoirs detained him until an
overwhelming Mexican force surround
ed his little army of 24« Americans.
After a valtunt resistance the Ameri
cans were defeated and De Ronsset
captured,
“Allons, mes braves,” he said to the
tiring squad In a clear, cheerful voice.
“Do your duty I Fire true—aim at the
heart!”
A volley cracked. Count de Rous
sel-Bourbon fell dead. — Adventure
Magazine.
,1 WHAT A MIDGET
SYSTEM MEANS
'Laborers’ Land” Beal
Meaning of Labrador
According to Scandinavian sagas,
Blorn and Erie the Bed discovered
Labrador about the yea.r 1000, a
writer In the Pathfinder Magazine
tells us. They named It Helluland,
land of slate or naked rocks. The
modern discoverer of Labrador was
John Csbot who visited It In 1497, the
year be discovered Newfoundland.
There are two explanations of how the
region received its present name. Ac
cording to tradition, a Basque whaler
named La Bradore settled In the bay
of that name about 1520. Afterward
the whole region came to be called
Labrador after the name of this first
visitor. But this account of the nam
ing of Labrador Is not generally ac
cepted by historians. The more prob
able origin of the name is as follows:
The name Is of Portuguese origin and
means "laborer." in 1500 Corterea!
took to Portugal a cargo of natives
from this region. Muny say they were
Eskimos, but it is more probable that
they were ordinary Indians. At any
rate, the natives seemed so well adapt
ed for laborers that King Emmanuel j
thought that he bad come into posses- ,
slon of another slave coast whence
slaves might be exported to the Por
tuguese colonies.
Hence the name
“Labrador," or laborers’ land.
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By E. C. SAMMONS,
Chairman Budget Department
Oregon National Thrift Commute*
A
1 he salt sm<
from
an
»ut-of-
How to get ahead financially, yet
live decently and wel|, is doubtless
the most absorbing and important mat
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ter confronting the average person or
Minimum charge 26 cent«. Subse
the average family, and that Is the
quent insertions 5 cents per line.
subject we wish to discuss and en
deavor to assist In solving.
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No discussion of the subject can be
Women Give Up Before
gin or end without mention of the
meaning of “Thrift.” Thrift means
Little Things of Life?
good management, vigorous growth;
Men smash and fall under big mis
it means spending less than you earn;
fortune, loss of health or financial dis
it means saving systematically. It
aster. Most women who fall, full Just
docs not mean that one should stop
because the little things of life have
spending; on the contrary, It means
defeated them.
sp< nding, but spending wisely and
Lady Diana Duff Cooper wrote an
thoughtfully Instead of carelessly.
article on this subject. She culled It
There is but one real way to dis
•'When Women F u ll!”
cuss the question of Thrift and that
In It she said: “When the woman
is: What will Thrift do for me? The
I
who falls confesses that ufter years
personal equation is all there Is to
Many Claim Animals
of half-hearted struggle she Mt last
Thrift—decide what you want and 11
reached her opportunity but lacked the
you want It badly enough and are will
Dream
and
See
Spirits
motive power to seize It, she spoke the
ing to pay the price you probably can
Most people are satisfied that anl- ’
I
bitter truth of many failures. . . .
have It.
mals dream, and many believe that
a
How muny women fly off from study,
What are your* wants? Do you 1
they see spirits. Here are some re- ■ want a home and peace and content ! a
concentration or rest Just to run out
corded Instances, as related by the ment, a few flowers, a bit of green a
to tea or a week-end . . . yet
Montreal Star: A horse was to be put lawn, perhaps some fruit and vege a
they expect that weathercock success
i a
In a stable at a hotel while the owner tables, the dancing fire light from the a
to register a steady wind.”
had
his
lunch.
The
horse
would
not
i
And there, all In a nutshell, you
glowing embers of the fireplace? Do a
enter the hotel yard, so the owner you want the thrill of cutting bond < a
have It—the reason why women full,
asked what was the cause. The reply i coupons; do you desire to cash interest
observes the Philadelphia Record.
was; “I expect he knows we have a or dividend checks, or do you prefer a
As far as “half-hearted struggles"
dead man here, taken from the river to spend as you earn. Jazzing along j a
go there Is very little to he «aid. Com
a
this morning."
petition la too keen, every puth In life W easel Destroys Field
life's highway? The decision must be , a
A
terrier
was
seen
begging
(ns
he
too crowded for half-hearted efforts to
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Mice, but Birds’ Enemy always begs for sugar, ttien lie barked made. The Thrift way, yhu say? Very j i
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succeed. Whatever your line may be,
“Now, as a field-mouse destroyer and went upstairs, then begged again. well then, let us give heed to a few s
your wish to succeed must be ardent. we have come to the king of them all.
simple worth-while suggestions.
The Yard of Best fe a & y 1
The first of these is to keep track ! a
You must wish It with your soul, your I have found as high as 27 adult field A person who was a clairvoyant no
M. M . S TR A W . MOB.
a
heart, your ndnd. The lukewarm nev mice stored In a weasel’s winter home. ticed this, and saw he was begging of all disbursements, In other words, j a
er succeeded and we even have bib Yet of all the four-legged enemies of to the spirit of the lady who, when follow a budget plan. Through that a
Exclusive Representatives of National Builders Bureau
lical authority thut rather thun that our birds we have, I know of none to she was on earth, taught him to beg find out if you are wasting money; If! a
n
for sugar. A cat was seen running so, stop the leak.
It's best to be frankly cold.
a
compare with the weasel," says Jack
VOTE 306 YES— And save the Dairy Industry.
So make up your mind to be one Minor In his book, “Jack Miner and all over a bedroom, got upon the bed. j The concluding thought I wish to a
leave __ is ____
that Thrift is not easy. It
thing or the other—-to be as keen as the Birds," published by the Ryerson etc. The cut wns trying to follow a ____
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spirit
form
that
was
moving
about
the
!
j» hard work to save unless you have
mustard or else to make no attempt.
I’rt ss.
bedroom.
At a lecture given at the a regular systematic savings plan. If
But what about the women who are
“If I were to ask the experienced
as keen as mustard and who yet fall hunters of America If they know the Crystal palace a live rat was put In a you would get ahead, decide upon the
through trlflng petty distractions? weasel all would be disgusted, be glass tube, and the tube was sealed amount to be saved, then bank it every
Their only hope Is to develop a wilt cause the weasel Is so common up at each end. The room was in payday. Just the same as though It
darkness and an electric light was put
like Iron and a heart of stone.
throughout this country. I was once onto the tube. When the rut died a were any other bill which must be
L e g a l Blar.ka F o r S a le n t T h e H e r a ld O ffic e
In that class myself; I thought I knew form the same shape as a rat came paid. Following this plan for a few
months will so fix the habit that the
all ihere wns to he known about them.
from the tube and went tip In the air. plan may be made effective without
When the Fuzzy Wuzzies
I had shot them out of the tops of
inconvenience and with splendid re
“Crumpled Up the Square” trees and dug them out of the ground;
sults. Thrift means frugality, econ
I
bad
called
in
the
woods
mid
called
Seek
Handkerchief
Origin
It was at the battle of Tamai In the
them so they would come up and smell J It Is difficult to assign a period and omy. To be thrifty one must be will
Sudan, on March 13, 1884, that the
of the ends of my fingers; I had seen a country of origin to the handker ing to “pay the price” by practicing
Fuzzy Wuzzies “broke the British
dozens of the little rascals In north chief. But It seems to have been frugality and economy, and reaping
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
square.” The tribesmen, utterly reck
ern Ontario when I had been hunting known In remote ages, and traces of the rewards of saving and investing.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
less of death, charged an angle of the
moose, nnd had sat down and called It are to be found among the Egyp
STATE OF OREGON FOR UMA
square In the face of what seemed th< in across the creek to me."
tians. On the contrary, strange ns It PROMINENT MEN
an annihilating fire. They threw them
TILLA C0UNTR
may seem, the Greeks appear not to
selves on the bayonets, and used their
PROMOTE THRIFT In the Matter of the Estate
have
used
handkerchiefs,
says
the
De
spears In the death agony before the
Knowledge and Enjoyment
of
bayonets could be withdrawn. They
What we love to do, that we do well. troit News. Passing from the Greeks
Prominent Oregon men are taking a Edgar A. Smith, Deceased.
to
the
Roninns,
we
find
that
the
latter
came over the bodies of their own To know is not a ll; It Is only half. To
keen interest in promoting thrift week.
Notice is hereby given that the
dead, und crawling on hands nnd love Is the other half. Wordsworth’s had something nf the kind which they January 17-23, sponsored by the Ore
knees, under the muzzles of the guns, po -t was contented if he might enjoy called “siidarlum" (sudor, sweat). It gon Bankers' association, the Y. M undersigned has been appointed ad
they gained the Inside of the square, the things which others understand. was of the finest lace and was used C. A. and 48 national and local or ministrator of the estate of Edgar A.
and stubbed and slashed until one bri This Is generally the nttltude of the chiefly as an ornament and as a fan ganizations. It is to encourage the Smith, deecased, and has qualified as
gade gave way In confusion, and Its young and of the poetic nature. The during the games In the circus.
“save and have” plan. A strong com 'he law directs. All persons having
For many centuries afterward there mittee Is handling the Portland cam claims against the said estate are
guns were captured. The other bri m in i of science, on the other hand, Is
gades closed In, the guns were re contented If he may understand the Is no mention of handkerchiefs, and paign and the following are committee required to present the same to me
taken, and the Fuzcles were chased things that other* enjoy; that Is his we only find traces of them about 155(1 men outside of Portland:
at the office of W. J. Warner, my
Is b r o a d c a s tin g to all th e
far past the scene of this momentary
njoyinent, Contemplation and nbsorp- In Italy. For many years the hand
J. \V. Maloney, Pendleton; Paul Wal
.W orld th is seaso n
triumph, hut they had “crumpled up
lon for the one; investigation nnd kerchief was round nnd oval, and It lacc, Salem; L. C. McShane, Hubbard; attorney, at hts office In Hermiston,
the square," nnd the exploit caught
■liissltlcatlon for the other. We prob wns not till the time of Louis XVI that Dr. T. J. Arneson, Baker; J. O. Holt, Oregon, with proper vouchers, w ith
“
Come!
w *t
the British Imagination and put Fuzzy
ibly nil have. In vnrylng degrees, one It liecnme square.
Eugene; C. W. Laughlin, Astoria; E. in six months from the date hereof.
th a n e v e r t o e n te rta in y o u and t
Wuzzy Into English literature. The or other of these ways of enjoying
Dated
th
ls
17
th
day
of
December,
C. Pea3e, The Dalles; Elmer William
y o u r v is it a w o n d e r fu l experien ce.”
Fuzzles themselves belonged to the Nature; either the sympathetic and
son, Albany, cashier Albany State 1924.
Watching
His
Step
Hadendows tribe and were command "motional enjoyment of her which
If you have never been to California it should be
bank;
F.
E.
Bennett,
Enterprise,
super
ROBERT
O.
HORNING,
A young man of nervous appearance,
the effort of your life to go. When you are ready
ed by Osman Diana, although the lat tile young and the artistic and the po
Administrator.
yet possessing a certain determined lntendsnt of schools; H. E. Coolidge. 15-5tc
to plan the trip let the
ter generull.v kept himself In n place etic temperament have, or the enjoy-
La
Grande,
cashier
La
Grande
Nation
air, walked Into a very ornate busi
of safety during the fighting. The iiti nt through our knowing faculties nf
al hank; Chas. E. Miller, Ontario, sup
Fuzzles got their name owing to the forded by nntnrnl science, or It may be fleas building, hesitated a moment, and erintendent of schools; Fred Fox. NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE OF
then
with
the
sharp
motions
of
one
peculiar manner In wnlch they wore the two combined, as they certainly
Union, assistant cashier First National
attached property on
befP-
ward to the uodenizned b y phone, or m a il or
their hair. The Black Watch formed were In such a man as Tyndall.— who Is about to take the final leap, en bank; D. A. Emerson, Bend, principal,
tered on" of the well appointed offices.
I win *tve you the benefit o f m y persons! knowledge
EXECUTION
part of the ''square," nnd fought with John Burroughs.
and ezpCTience or i w U l pomd fww the s m « k e l p t a l
high
school;
E.
M.
Bubb,
Klamath
“Is this Mr. Steven's office?”
Notice is hereby given that by vir
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» know every route, every
the utmost bravery during the whole
Falls, cashier American National
"Yes."
train, every kind o f equipment end the esect roet.
1 will
of the campaign against the Muhdl.
tue of a writ of execution Issued
your sleeping car accommodations, provide y o u w ith
bank;
O.
R.
Campbell,
Medford,
prin
An Honorable Form
"Mr. Gerald K, Stevens?"
an outline o f your trip , and deliver your tickets. Y ou need
from
the
office
of
the
Clerk
of
the
cipal,
high
school;
Roy
K.
Hachkett,
TCt leave your hmne or your office to attend to bothersome
"Yes."
The essay is a literary creature to thr
details, j h s v e the best there is. snd i t shall be yours tbs
Grants Pass, cashier First National Circuit Court of the State of Oregon,
Scientific Future Love
making of which go mood and form; * "Is lie In?"
m om ent I know you desire it.
bank; A. A. Schramm, Corvallis, cash for Umatilla county, and to me direct
The matrimonial reports of our day nnd the former would seem by far the
"Yes; would you like to see him?” ier Corvallis State bank; J, Montgom
are undertaking to put love on a sound, paramount thing. Great and special
F. C. Woughter, Agent,
N-n no I No, thank you ! But could ery, Marshfield, president Bank of ed on a Judgment In said Court ren
scientific basis. Let us skit» a few gifts does It demand. ’TIs an Artel I you tell me how long he will be here?" Southwestern Oregon; BenJ. J. Kim- dered on the 6th day of December,
Hermiston, Oregon
among literary kinds, shy, airy, tricksy,
hundred years and behold the synthet
“Why, he should be here at least ber, corresponding secretary Marlon 1924. In favor of C. W. K ellogg and
Ic romance of a youth and a maid of elusive, vanishing in the garish light three hours. But lie can see you per-
county Y. M. C, A., Salem. Oregon; John Schlmke as plaintiffs, and
some generations to come. The young that beats down upon the arena where fectl.v well right now."
Percy P. Canfield, Oregon City, Bank against William Brown and Minta
nmn, armed with a stethoscope, a tape the big prizes of fiction are competed
“Thank you just flip same, but 1 of Oregon City; C, E. Knickerbocker,
Brown his w ife as defendants, for
measure and the means of making a for amidst noise, confusion, nnd eclat. think I shall call on his daughter.”—
assistant cashier, McMinnville, Ore.; the sum of $300.00 w ith interest
blood test, goes to call upon the lady
But even In Its own slight, winsome Harper's Magazine.
N.
E.
Geart,
president
Bank
of
Cottage
thereon at the rate of 10 per cent
whose charms have attracted him. He way does It compel attention, and gain
Grove.
taps a vein, listens to the thump of hearts for Its very own. 'TIs nn aris
per annum from the first day of Oct-
Didn’t See It
her heart and to the wind whistling tocrat of letters; nowhere la It so hard
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ber ’ 1921- and the further 8 um of
Recently I asked a man, who has ar IW A R t L i r t 3 U t l E o 5 r U L
through her bronchial tubes and ends to hide obvious antecedents. Many
$56.00 attorneys fees and $43.70
his labors with a careful examination try hut few triumph In It. Therefore, rived from Europe on one of the frivo
BY PRACTICING THRIFT coets and disbursements, which Judg-
of the soles of her feet. Satisfied with wlrnn a real essayist arrives, let him lous hotels that are now used ns fer
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ment also orders the sale of the fol-
the showing he makes a request for be received with due acclaim and rlcs, whether there were any rough
H a v e learned th a t The H erald prints th e
By practicing thrift, the average per- low ing described real property In
a kiss and obtains one. duly hyglenlzed thanks special, since through him Is days. “I haven't the slightest Idea,
b e st b u tter wrappers. W e have th e large
to-w lt
through a strainer whipped from a handed on so ancient and honorable a said he; “I never saw the sen from son may make their life more sue- vrmatllla County. Oregon,
time to start is dnr- .
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vanity bag. That Is, lie does unless form.—Richard Rurton, In "Forces In port to port." It appeared that he was i cessful. . . . A good
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a-,
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Lots 5 and 6 in Block C and Lots
size, 9 by 12 inches. Our prices a r e —
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on one of the enclosed decks some (5(1 ing thrift week, January 17-23, when _ „
the ynum- woman wallops 1dm Insteud. Fiction."
‘ an<1 8 n Block D, First addl-
feet above the water. There Is an In a campaign of education featuring I
—Toledo Blade.
suiting contrast between the artificial thrtft fundamentals will be put on by ,ion to Hermiston, according to plat
Academies
tty of the modern Hunting pnluee and the Oregon Hankers’ association and filed March 8th, 1907, all in Uma-
Friendship With Nature
As Zoin did not belong to the an element so primitive as the ocean: the Y. M. C. A., co-operatlftg with 48 | tills county, Oregon.
What sweat and lender, the most In French aendemy, so Theodore Orel !t '« like a dining car passing through other national nnd local organizations.
I w ill at the hour of 2 o'clock In
nocent ittd divinely encouraging so ser. the author of "Sister Carrie," Infinite miles of sagebrush.—Scribner's The plan Is based on Benjamin Frank the afternoon on the 17th day of
lln's Ideas.
ciety there Is In every natural object, does not belong to the American Magazine.
Making a ftimily or personal budget January, 1925. sell at the front door
and so in uulver. ai tupurc, < ven for Academy of Arts and Letters.
"Whistler,’’ Mr. Dreiser said at an
Is perhaps the most important thing of the Court House of said County,
the poor misanthrope unit most melan
Emerson
to do; then record your expenditures. all of the right, titl« and estate
choly man! There can be no really Algonquin luncheon “our great Whls
If this emotional nature larked The value of owning a koine, making held by the said W illiam Brown and
black melancholy to Idm who lives In tier did not belong to the Royal scad
warmth, whnt eminently It possessed a will, investing In safe securities, Minta Brown his w ife In and to the
the midst of nature and has still his emy, either.
M any are b u yin g them in th e larger quan
"An American admirer of Whistler's wns an exquisite refinement, nnd a con paying bills promptly, sharing with | above described property on the 16th
sens,». T ild e never was yet such a
stltuent
of
his
refinement
wns
nn
in
others, working and earning, having
storm, but It was Aeolian music to the once wrote him a letter In the Royal
September. 1934 (th e earn,
titie s, b u t w e are here to se rv e you all. I f
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Innocent ear. Nothing can compel to academy's care. The letter had a hard Wtnetlve antipathy to Ideas of dom1 a bank account nnd of carrying lire
y o u w a n t only a fe w w e h ave them w ith
a vulg r sadness a simple and brave time to find Whistler, hut It did find nance, dictation, patronage, caste and Insurance will be stressed during the j havl“K been B,tach®<*
In the action, above referred to),
man. While 1 enjoy the friendship of him nt lust. On the envelope the mnterlal superiority whose essential week.
o u t th e nam e. T h ese w e sell as fo llo w s —
grossness repelled him and whose ul I
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at pubic auction to the highest bid
the scisons I trust that nothing ran Royal academy jieopte had malicious
tlm ste origin In contemptuousness
Tbe difference between the clerk der for cash, the proceeds of eale to
make life u burden to me. -Thoreau. ly written:
probably the one moral state except who spends an(1 the clerk who
“ ’Not known at the Royal scad
be applied as the law direct*.
emy.'
crovenness that chiefly he deemed cen part of IL in ten years Is the differ
Dated this 8th day of December,
England's Fish Rain
"Whistler sent the envelop* to the teinptlhle— was plain enough to hif ence between the owner of a business
1*84.
In August. T.I1H, a small territory In T hues’ with the comment:
penetration. — \V. C, Brownell, Ir •n il the man out of * Job.
ZOBTH HOUSKR.
northid-n England enjoyed what was
“ 'Behold ray certificate of merit I'" "American Prose Mns'ers."
poselhly the most novel of all showers.
Sheriff.
-READ THE WANT AD8—
Beating the Drummer
Traveler's Tale
The precipitation In large part con
By W R. Andereon.
Said the town phlloapher: “A drum
“Traveled?" said a sailor In • train
sisted of fish. Tlie explanation which
,
Deputy Sheriff.
ADDING machine roll« at the Harald M-6t®
has been tusde. and which Is seeming to a passenger who hsd questioned mer from town saw me settln* on the
office
ly n logical one, Is that a watersimut him. "1 should think I 'sve. I’ve been fence wstchtn' the trains go by the
READ THE WANT AD6
offshore lifted the fish by Its power, all round the world; over *n' under other day. An' he said to me, 'My. but
carried them a short distance Inland It. too. There ain't many porta I I couldn't stand livin' ont here. You
don't see anything Yon don’t travel
snd with the dispersion of the water don't know the Inside of."
spot,» and Its power dropped the fish
"Why, you must know a lot about like I do. I'm goln' all the time.'
“I looked the fellow over an' then 1
Cama * i am
on the land. —Set, n «■ anil Invention geography."
Magazine.
"Yes, we did put In there onee. hut said kinder slow an' easy. T can't see Send us the price o f * year'}
1 man
only to coal ship, 'Taint much of a much difference In what I'm doin' a n '' subscription if you are in arrears
what you're doin'. I set on the fence
place, what I remember of It"
THE HEMUSTON H E IA U
an' watch the trains go by. It's Just
MAKE YOUR WANTS KNOWN—
the way yon look nt thing*.’ "—South-1
— TKT THE HERALD WANT AD$—
prn Agriculturist.
Classified or local Advertising
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ex clu siv e a g en cy for
th e F a m o u s U t a h
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spend
here
som e d ay re
dollar
a
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to you. T he
you
send
a w a y is gone
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Our
for-
prices
are standard. If it
« is to be printed w e
can do it.
figure
Let us
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you.
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