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Listen to the new Philco for ¢\'_en a few minutes and you will realize that Pllllc, B."-‘ANCED-UNIT oonslnio- tion is the greatest advanoo in radio construction in yn", Wh" YW hear it reproduce overtones too high or too low for other aeu to catch . .. when Y°'-‘ l¢¢ Ita uncanny ability to reach out for stations thousands of milea away . . _ “'I1_¢n you note how o split. ltalr movement of the dial tunes out one station and brings another sweeping in, YW Will agree with the ex. Em! lllll Philco engineers _ ave made the most ouutaud. log contribution to "dl, betlermentsincetlleiratrsdio P'°S"lllll1¢ was launched into the ether. And to add eh )'°“' ¢l\j0y'ment ol' Philco's

lallienomenal perfgrmanee i,

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Philco cfllingsg . exli|r‘l'l,od.;I a masterpiece of the cabinet. makers art. Yet Philco sets are so moderately priced dug ¢""'Y IIOIM can afford one. H007' lhl Philfo bday ¢)|| Free Demorutration. 'Your nearest Plltko Deoleravill gladly armngg my um" “`I\¢'\ you decide to buv

_ Because of _ _ vilentral Guardian f ‘°°s'~‘““‘f_f°"""_ ’ ' I _ ' ;Noias_on§ths_'Pdaos Edward ls

Balanced-Unit nownov _~ Naturodyno-Plus _

$1 8 5.22am _ '

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Sol-con Grid Plus P1500 ae!

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Por llitlo more than lt \rs|,|.| .-0,

t tn buy lrldlvldlall If

dlp l I la for than I |‘;'_'“ ""l';‘I’°" olrour family. you can nuy a nalanroll role

ll tn--a x I tllrst nlll . honor to clrnrrn "M" ""'"‘° 'I' ““I°‘""°-“'\`°l' lou it'

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HALIFAX £9' ST- JOHN IN? W' Df siierrexf M Cifmagm’ Tn laccldent happened on the Bonshaw

_ F V l\.r. A. S.ua.t Dixon o rom ey.|.°ad Int Thurs” when the truck

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FIJXES WANTED

\I':lnlcd registered silver!

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GLASSES FITTED E. W. TAYLOR J. S. TAYLOR Optometrists

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ltolzing out the window saw 'WI11l‘J drrorndod hy a group vi boys 211 having rl grand t'me ll-ids'-118 by Ib* whooping and .\'i'I`Il1Z l»2`Il1Z 0“~ OI" of curiosity she went over Rnd 53°' galley-d on 3 tre°, under whlzh her sm was busily engaged, the following

sign:

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WILLIE IIEASLEY WILL EAT- '

lice( '|'r|pg llrl-I Melts llrrl Lil.,

lirrl 'langue Trimming;

lim:-It-ss Beef \'t-zll. till carcass) _ l.anlb Pluck;

lamp 'rrlpe I Iomhs and Mutton, tin carcass) llcrsclncat. tcnrload lots or less) Hors rlurlrs,

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LIMITED. 64 Queen Street London, E, C. 4. Enlland Public Auction Sales OF RAW FUR! shlliliinl bags will bo furnish- Cd without charge by applying to R. T. Holman,- Ltd.. inm-

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Represented by Alfred Fraser, Inc.

2l2 Fifth Avenna I

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POTATOES AND TURN IPS

“Ile will lie buylnfavarv day at om

*house lln|an's Wllarl. highest

52°" IM rood stock Aeeasnnoda-I \'i for Boat loads.

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CHRISTMAS HARDWARE

To many people and in various ways hardware constitutes the HPPFUPYIHW and highly acceptable Christmas Siff- wl-lerl you select your own stock you will know that the tools you buy U9 of the very best quality and depend

our assortment and WU WIII SDOI mmy lyemg that will make the right ,ore or present.

The Rogers _Hardware Co., Limited

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HARD GUAL

BASEBURNER AND FURNACE SIZES

Very Best Quality

order your supply 0| 3"”

Coal rom us. and you will have foal satisfaction and comfort this whiter.

Th. qmllty la excellent.

plum, 111 and ws will deliver your coal promlatll- TU Ill |°' real cervlco.

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COAL - COKI - WOOD

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ll Small Worm for ll Large Worm for lBui-lerily for - lcaterpllar for 1 Hoptoad for

wlllles mother heard onlie

.1 cent 2 cents 3 Cents 4 c nts 5 cen‘s a. l`tt.lz

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l r lrolled. It was decided to call this mow” lald away but as one lady

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ll I BA .' 'ma nlsrausrasr.-have you wk __ _dm imrlgn _ -l ' ’ D _ ‘ IN sent your Christmas parcel yet?~ 1f;I .' ' _ "_ ‘ V

=. , I . .‘ 1 ' not speed up. for the children are I- M” J' F' '.'f'."°9‘T' W' L" W" 1° 1 _ B waiting tor santa. lm. M "‘.‘°`°°"I“f.“-° “P” '“‘° ”°°“ "W" .1 mn.; , ri _ Clearer Tone More I _-___ at eggs. at.i_-pl>llll.r;V _'rho xernlng-

Sturm! ' '_ ° '-° ' rosr or-‘rica s'rars._- com- I»°”=B*I’Y.¢I'*I°I_=!'1'l*/'=_l\¢fv B- R-. pen

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° ° ' creme' Duumc' olalnt ls inode thot the Post omee I2 "°’° °°°°“‘i "Im 32 "la 3°-1

'steps are very slippery these days, p°m"‘;`M”'. A' F-Vw’-B' R" 9°" 'I I

and more than one person descend- ing has had a nasty tall.; It is sug- gested that rails should be provided at each end. for -the assistance of elderly people.

.HELP WANTED to make Christmas at the Dlspenslary lt happy one. Tie up your parcels early. 574.

‘POLICE COURT-At the `Pollce Court yesterday momlng a. man charged with a breach of the Cus- toms Act wlu flrled $50 and costs or one month in-jail. An adjourned case of theft was adjourned till to- day. . ._

CHURCH 0|’ sCOTl..AN'D-Owing to his having to attend-the funeral of Mrs. Howatt at Borden on Tues- I day, Rlev. Ewen Macbougsll cancels his appointment at Birch Hill on that date. but will preach at Birch Hill on Sabbath 22nd., at 10.30 p. m. and, it the travelling is favorable at Kinross at 6.30.

DUNSTAFFNAGE.--A Junior Red Cross Society has been farmed in. Dunstaffnage School. The first meet ing was held in the school on Fri- day last, with eighteen members en-

branch “Sunshine." The following omcers were elected: President, Mar ion Thompson; _vice-President, Rn-

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hu" dm" “lu "muy “Amr one Vm Ummm” Em or “H r , lbert. Cairns; Secretary, Edna Bos-

wall; Treasurer. Robertena. Boswall; Circulation Manazer, Lloyd 'Ms.c~_ Callum. Health and Cleanllnessl Committee. Laura Moore and Ber-l tha Thompson; Program Commltt.eeI Robert Cairns, Edna Bosvrall and

Marion Thompson; Service Corrlrrlltl very enjoyable holiday ll' Montague ‘:.oe, Root. noswall. It was _deelded l lm ,,,,k_ whll, mel., ll, wa, me

'England, was held at the Church-r _ - Y- e-I yF _t

Ioi Saint John the Evangelist,_Cl'a- paud. on Wednesday D°cember Ahh.

"All Quiet on the Western Front."| I " . ' ' hurt. 1-to aoon gathered o. lure

- ~ - - 1 .. . , I1 1 II" Gefmim WH b°°I<- I1" bw" ALomlrlgBusmcss Leader ’;l`;‘;’; :f::;l';;‘h;h;a‘;:° erowd whotlutod the truer unto the b“““°d by many “b"““ I" En* *“ Id dress or white satin and suir lace "“°" "gm "nd ”l°°°°°°d °“ “I5 `" ‘° ' ' " WT' ""`

. land. A ce:l.ain mother reprol-eel hor -with “_ ve” of embroidered net and way. I _

_-A-_M--__ your-s Son for H1“'°l'S “ming I'° I1" - d l, l l M, lr.,..d _

sooooeoeeoooeooeoeooooooe r lis s ndin mcncy. “Willie dea: .can-‘e 3' ouque ° msn. ' _ My-_ A_ Djlnman has purchased, a - .. '

f° I pe 3 Sherren brother of the bride a ted U

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z “M gzptlsouqldearn some money las best man and Mus Marion Sher- 135° 3;; lfgszoggmmxfgih 3121;! *__

yourse ‘ s 'le s. . ,_ l l ._ - - ~~ _ ;

2 Um V.en as bridesma tl. Miss Inman D al lwlsh him success with his new (arm. _ V _ V V _ V I

led the wedding marches and dur- iing the signing of the register Miss

land Egg Laying Contest' forthe

were third. with 30*eggs, 26.1 points.

The Kensington Baby Chick Hat-

chery B. R., hen No. 9 leads the ton- toac for individual laying with 28 eggs 27.3 points; Mr. James Tup- lln's B. R., N0. ll'ls second with 26 eggs, 26.8 points; The, Experimental station, cnrriottetown B. R., hen No. 'l ln pen 5 is third with 24 eggs, 22 points

The pens leading ln total produc-

tion are: lst Kensington Baby Chick Hatchery, B. R. pen 2, 126 ezgs, 116.6 points; ' _

2nd. Erperimental Farm, Char-

lottetown, W. L.-pen~ 18, 140 -eggs, 113.3 polnts.< .

3rd. Wm. Sansom, Durham, N. B. B. R. pen 10. 116 e¢¢s,l103.4 points

The total eggs laid for the week

was 305 _and 'tn date 1368. For the same week last year the production was 589 and tn date. 2389.

Sixty-six hens have yet to lay

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HAMPTON AN D VICINITY

We have had several snow storms

now which have filled the roads and lanes so that no trucks orcars can get along We feel sorry to soc the

remarked, only the other day. “It`s time now to give the horses the road.” '

Among the recent visitors to the

city were Messrs Nell Shaw, George Cannon, Harold lierguson, Lloyd Rogerson. Everett Ferguson and vic- tor Ferguson.

Mr. W. A. MacQuan-ie spent a

belongnig to N l erguson ups Mr. Ferguson ha.pplly_ escaped un-

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Excels In

QUALITY of Product R/CHNESS of Vitamine Confenf

SUPERIORITY in Highest-class

Pelt Production

I ECONOMY in Feeding Costs

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For sale by distributors in lcadillg business centres and direct from factory.

Imrertlnt Blst'.UiT C°~ CHARLOTTGTOWN

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Nutul°al|_\' you cxpcct e\‘cr_\' mzlllllltlt-illl'cr ol Ii.\l.Ai\(El) RAI l0I\b

fsarbnra Maouelll or charlottetown.I Mir; mme Mdclsorlzle, who has sans "0 Promise Mr-" Darin; 01° ‘ been .spending her holidays at south.

-` ceremony the choir sang "O Perfect

Love" and psalm 128. After the ser- U_ 5_ A" ucompanlgd by hcl- mol _

-vice the guests assembled at the brides home for the wedding ban-

_quet. The toast to the bride was re- I

Ipiled to flttingly by the bridegroom.

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Melville, left on Saturday for the

er Mrs. Clara Watts and Mazter Rowan MacKenzie. ` `

In spite of the bad roads and

-The many friends of the bride antl lslol-ms' our mall gow-ju M,-_ MBC. groom unite in wishing them every .Mal-lll_;_ 3m~l_;haw,_l~ls_; made 9, daily' IISDDIHCSS Bhd IJICSSIHB I0? U10 f\1'|trip from Clisrlotfewvrll to 1-lamp-

ture.

I DONALDSTON WOMEN'S IN- STITUTE-Mrs. William Mullen en-

moncy lvllirlilll Ill he' 5°“'S p°°“°[5 tert-rained thirteen members of the' M shelrdhlmhomef°rf\1fi\1°f‘“IVI°°- Donaldswn womens Institute rt her

_Forbes Magazine home on December 10th. Meeting

opencd by singing of Institute Ode

-'-"'_’””"_"'-_ and roll call was answered with a

l_lO\- fro Kmbll 4 Christmas recipe. Mrs. John Morris,

_ K ULU Miss 1~Iclen'McDonald and Miss Laura

U Uv'/11"\’ Arblng were enrolled as members. It

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Always drive last out ol alleys.

- Always race with lo:omo.ive to cr -

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able in every way. Take 'a look overlslnge Engineers like it; it breaks the Dem” of Ummm” tree in school

l"‘°“°"°"y I their Jobs' Always Pa” I and two prizes for attendance are also

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was decided that all should gather to clean the school on the following Sat- rday. $6.50 was voted to pay ex-

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*he W “he” If °‘*1’t"‘;ay‘fn to be awarded. 'rho following com-

Don't. use y.ur om; -~ 1' l the other fellow and cause him to nwteg were then -pp°mted` schocl » _ ~ l I ' I |~ \ 1 \

» Committee. Mrs. Len Court and Mrs. months now with a broken ankle, Ll<JI\ ||4|/l-I’ (ll ll"

Illm OUI- W0 131" ` l W. Arbing; Sick Committee, Mrs. whicnwas the result of s car accl

MWBYS demfmd han me '°°d”`I'h° John Morris and Mrs. W. King. It _was dent.

ton. returning to Bonshaw at niglll Weare always glad to see him.

Among the recent visitors at the

home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Fer- guson were Mrs. Samuel Sherrod.; Mr. cllrlord sher-ren, Misses Lids' and Florence Inman, Mr. and Mrs' Dougal MacKinnon, Mr. Walter Beer. Mr. Donald MacFadyen, Mr. Warren Villet and Mr. Howard Ma Kirlnon. The step-dancing by Mr. Walter Beer and Mr. Donald Mac- Fadyen was enjoyed by all. '

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We are glad to hear that Mr. Wil-I lion-l Gllluple. Appln nord, is able' i.o be about again. Mr. Gililspie has been confined to the house for some

to assert that his product is the best on the lllllrkct-LIIJT ASI( Tllb' M.-iN WHO FEEDS TIIEJI.

Note wllat‘l\ll'. Gilbert Mc.\lillan, noiotl .\_\'l'Shil'c llrccdcl' of Hunting-

don. Que., brcctlel' of the first A_\'l'.~'hil~c (`o\\ to protlucc over 100 lbs. of milk in zl. day, hlls to slly 1'cglll'tlillg liAl..'\.\`t'l'll) R.-\'l`lUNS.

(Extract from n letter dated Dec. 2, 1929)

"UNION GRAINS are pl't1t‘lictlII_l/ the only (,'olllnlcl't'l`al Illixed “Feeds I hare crm' usctl I/mt I felt sttlisficrl lrcrc as good value “as I could mix ml/self. As lung/ us they /told Io their present re- “lationsllip in price to thc other sltllldtlrd feeds lrc will continue

"to use tlwnl.

(sigllcd) GiIbt'l'I Illclllillml.

There is no l)ail'_vnltln ill l'I.'lStcl'n (`:lnatlo lu-ttcl' tlunlilicd to judge of

the value ol' ]):til'_v Rzltiolls than fllr. I\lt~I\lilllln :ls his lifetime has been spent in breeding, l‘c:lrin_l.: nlltl fct-dint: czliilc for Sllow :ind pl'ndut'!inn'.

-ASK YOUR L()('.-ll. I)I',`.iLl<.`ll' FOI! L`NI().\’ (r`It’.i.'.\`S-ll hc cannot,

supply you, conlmunicuic \viVtl1-

A. HORNE £9” CO.

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UNION GRAINS LIMITED

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lnlddle half. Insist on your rlglits. I then moved md seconded that the pltsl. We hope soon w see llcr a- llnmpLnn_ l.h<- ont. :_ or ..<-r <l.nl;llz<~:' l ,\1lz and Mrs. Bog.-rl .\facQuar:~:e

Always speed: It shows DBDDIG Y-“I slole committee purchase fruit, and The young people around here are bout asain. lhntl son-in-`.;\-.~ :.l;- null All-.=. J. ll ,mill A blnlnees trip to crspaud on

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are a man 0! PGP ev¢n ihvvlh In lm- I .,l¢_ one they thought neoemry ,msbuslly engaged ln preparing a xmas ,Alyrl-S. lsrflll-.lor Der. 1th, no .n.

Drive °°“IId°“°IY lu” “ th°“‘h I answered by each member paying five

there were 110i. EIIHIMH mmm” °"~"| eents_ The friends of Mrs. Roland Easter ln service. __-_ will be sorry to hear that' she ls un-

/llways lock Your brakes Wl1¢l\, derzoing treatment in P. E. I. Hos-

k ll, lol, ,,,°.,,,_.l,l_,f-,, rm: ruff 'moot' msrsc-ran

I Always pass cars on hills. lt shows | V I mm. wer. and you can l of Boy Scouts was visited and inspect-

y\Ii'1n };IlI.elf yoile mpset a’car at the mm I cd by Assistant Chief Commissioner I stllee and Mr. w. 'Ll Currier or the

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In “Up” "Im" dmc dual 2 headquarters' staff who were accom

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pedjnlm ry c e panied by Provincial Commissioner

P 0 u d whiflh the scouts thoroughly enIoyed.

At the close Mr. Stiles held the scouts

te “mad hresuilesr. whllo he told a tolry:

T°“°"' de-Tx; Allclmdmmlm story illustrative of “Why an Old

Chickens an . H i

ary plrrell and all miner. removed. soldier never ales on tho rnol.lon_ G H TA O R

also rowlr tor oannlar for which wal ot Mr. D. A. Maexlnnon, a hearty. , _ , ‘

will lily IM l\|l”°°* Pm” ‘°""""= vote of thanks .was accorded the °'" “'"°“°'"°- "°“““"' yunors andthe Troop meuremuti 121 Grafton St. Jeweler 8 Engraver “ ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

I r Iateur drivrr- ` present bill at the next mo¢llrlg,Iconcert which they expect~\o have MPS- Jar-Ie Fvrguson has l'ct\1l'll<~<lI ‘“-----~ A--~~ “-'"~- "~“~*_~”'~"" "'“"’~‘ ""',;‘,',,,

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Neyer stop l°°k or li-'Mo at ""‘I', whleh as to be held or me hom, orIln Hampton nan ln the near tu-

l'G8d ¢1‘0-'>5I“K5~ II °°“5“m“ °'m°' I Miss Sophie Arbing, roll call to be ture. We anxiously await the event.

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RE-ESTABLISHED

\\'c hart- rr:‘~.i.1Ilil\llt‘t| ntlr llllslllcss alter our llru at 12?. Fitzroy Slrrt-t. _lust :ll-tvunrl till- t-tlrllcr from nllr olll stnllrl, ahrrr we '\lIl be “lad ll, slum- _lim 'l‘irt~~_ .\t-l-r~,~nrlc.~', Sparc Parts, Used and New

(',1r-_ ()il=. (lltsnlinv. Anil l`l'cc1.t- Mlxiurrs. \\`r arc also rcatly for

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to her home in Hampton alter spending most of thc summer :intl fall in Cape Traverse. We arc pleas- ed to have her back again.

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Mrs. Jan.: Diron is visiting ln

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Sk d ng I -Yesterday afternoon the Kirk Troop -Y* '-

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Never look around when YW “ck grits; msg; :::h‘sIc\:xlm::; gil .,f. ' ' '~\l In eiloosins s Diamond ftlnr you

up, There isMnever-Varlythinge behind A Bmilwopom Chun Mrm Currie; é will llnd our stock most comph-tc.

you.-From organs ern: . ' ' V __ _

zxxuux `nn°u°;Lnerh;?d'V:: ` f 7; -ll' We have a large variety of the vt-ry _ tau hI. them a. number of new amos _'"7' hh" "mn" “

Prices From $16.00 Up.

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(hir tlllirc :\l\;| llllri. rtmtllsllre l\n\\' rnnlplrlr. _ Ultr old plllll

shop has horn rt-lmirrtl and is now tl :orare and used car show- room. (lur nt-\\ t-.lr showrotlln will bc hullt immediately and Hil- lsllrrl :lx aonu .ts pnssllllc.

/\t_ nur llrw stand we shall llc plcasctl in mrct all our old and

all new rustolilc-r'~'. 'in llnlll nt' lzllarnhtcc |11-rlcrt srrvlrc and PCT- fgrt satisfaction nr your money hack.

\\‘c klvvw that wr' nccrl nlttl we l\t‘|lt‘\'e llllil We i1°"\'\¢ .‘0\|\`

h_a,ll._ lp li--w r.ir= wr heliovl- that uc. in the llollgex are selllnll lnlgrr mr mlut- for 1'. li. 1. l-imtliilnns than any utllcr.

To tlmm who our us, uc slate frankly ilmt we nccd thc molle!

pllrl wr mnsl. h;\\'c lt. _-li plcasl- pay “hat you owe us al. 01160- \0\l will tnnitc it doubly wclromr that \\'a_\'.

To thnw “lm our lis and do not wnni in lil! IIS \l\lI\`|i|ff‘~ “`¢

“my .ay that cur tin:t|\t‘l;\l position will not allow ns to agree with this ltlm and will fnrrt- us to use means to eoiicot our accollnla with spcrtl :lt no mntlcr what cost to our dcbtors.

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