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Aunt Jane’s Nieces at Work

CHAPTER VI
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In such cases a rebate was allowed to the advertiser.

This protective clause was absolutely necessary in case of fire, alteration or removal of buildings or destruction of fences and sign-boards by weather or the requirements of the owners.

It was this saving clause in the contracts of which Uncle John had decided to take advantage.

The contracting sign painters were merely in the business to make money.
Mr.Merrick got the head of the concern in Cleveland over the telephone within half an hour.

He talked with the man at length, and talked with the convincing effect that the mention of money has.


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