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BEST MATERIALS OBTAINABLE at REASONABLE PRICES
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RIGHT ON THE JOB
A new timekeeper is on the job. it is Mr. 1934, a little
boss that is going to give us 365 days chocked full of oppor
tunities to work, to be happy, and to be gay. We’re right
on the job, too. And our first assignment is to than^ all of
our friends for* their patronage during the last year and to
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Our year would not be complete unless we paused to wish you
all a happy, prosperous New Year. We thattk you for your liberal
patronage during the last year and trust we may continue to serve
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We carry a complete line of staple and fancy groceries, also
fresh produce. Call us. Phone 108. \
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Ring out, wild bells, to the wild sky
The flying cloud, the frosty light;
The year is dying in the night;
Ring ou£ wild bells, end let him die.
—Alfred Tennyson
Isn’t it true of the most of us that our greatest worries during
the year just closed was the worry over things that never occurred ?
Let’s ring in the new year in confidence and with courage . . .
Happy New Year to you.
Whenever you need meats—and the best—call us, Phone 18—
we are always on the job ready to serve you.
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