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IF
YOU
WRITE,

USE

"Goodrich"

Penholders

The very best for prose and poetry,
and quite satisfactory for acknowledging
receipt of publishers' checks.

Bear in mind the name,

GOODRICH,

Akron,
Ohio.

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LITERARY FOLKS

SHOULD USE

"Goodrich" Erasers

AND

Rubber Bands.

Always satisfactory and very conducive to
choice gems of thought.

ALL DEALERS KEEP THEM.

Don't forget the name,

GOODRICH,

Akron,
Ohio.

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