Don't buy any cheap, weighty stuff here, because the freight will eat up all you save.

But I'll leave that to you folks; I guess you've had experience enough--" "Considering most of us learned our _a-b-c's_ outa Montgomery-Ward catalogues," Weary observed with a quirk of the lips, "I guess you can safely leave it to the bunch.

Range kids are brought up on them Wind-river bibles, as we call mail order catalogues.

I'll bet you I can give offhand the freight on anything you can name, from a hair hackamore to a gang plow." "Fly at it, then," laughed Luck, with his hand on the doorknob.

"I am going to be some busy myself.