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Georgia seeds Its forests tor mm*
things than lumber, st that
The Literary Digest poU merely to-
diestee the pooling of Interests.
Germany still doesn’t trust Prance
sot to collect whet is due her.
Keeping np a front always takes
time from the main part of the store.
Cleanliness la the way to health and
happiness, la any and all communities.
The re sentence of Bre was never
properly appreciated by her sisters in
The President has but one more
■ore and that may oome before we
all expect It
There never was a love game that
held moire than one queeo In the hand
that won.
The lines of a quack advertisement
are made up of words, and that
Tbe bay lever victims will sneers
at anything, except a new remedy that
Is suggested.
Did yon ever see a speeder that ad
mits be was going taster than the
speed limit?
The altlmate consumer wouldn’t be
hurt. It be didn’t have to consume ul
timately.
The broadcasting stations tor ma
laria have nearly all been scotched in
Bumper crops are going to be bump
ed, nnleaa transportation la straight
ened oat soon.
The fish ponds that are being stock-
ed with mosqulto-eatlng fish ought to
prove good bait
There are a lot of late Sunday sleep
ers, who have given up the habit tor
Bible classes.
Little pitchers have ears, and the
trouble with It Is that they b^ve brains
and mouths, also. . '
Backbone will get you something,
while a surplus ot jawbone will de
prive you of It
No man appperclates the power ot
the foot until It Is curbed by a Uttle
abrasion around the toes.
Tbe pert writer who suggested shim
mying In view of the coal shortage
knows how it Is done.
Planting onions In your little gar-
denette ought to convince anybody
that you mean business.
\ ...
JOKING ABOUT THE LAW
Tbe most Insidious propaganda
against law enforcement Is that which
countenances or encourages the ten
dency to make a joke of laws, of any
or all kinds, and to attempt to use
satire as a medium ot bringing re
proach upon some certain law that
might happen to be Individually or
even collectively offensive.
We rarely ever go Into a vaudeville
house but we hear some crack at some
particular law. It Is tbe Insidious
method that Is used to cater to a cor-
tain form of cheap humor thst Is In
herent with man, but It has dangerous
tendencies. It creates disrespect for
one law, or for any law. It breeds
contempt for one law, and therefore,
Inherently to all law.
Hardly necessary will It be to cite
any particular law In this connection.
The most marked digression from re
spectful tendencies is the law based
on the eighteenth amendment and yet
This same tendency Is manifested In
-the communities naturally and nor
mally In favor of prohibition, as wen
*u In those where the sentiment .seems
to be against the exercise of radical
prohibition legislation.
The farther appeal of the propagan
da comes to the form of unfaithful and
Impossible enforcement Instead of
attempting to wipe out a law by rigid
eeforoemeut the effort la mads to set
It aside by wholesale and reckless dis
regard for It. No more serious danger
,threatens America today than in the
teodsncy to make light of law of say
Wad and to sot the Individual desire
Op as the medium of law enforcement,
rather than the principle of enforcing
all laws, regard]ess ot their merit
considered from tbe ladtvMaaV point
of new. We may regret the day that
we sukp a fcka ef ear be.
THE SPELLING BEE
Spelling bees are
popular In many communities. They
lack tbe same degree of comedy, that
was evidenced In the old-fashioned
days, when they were conducted as a
vaudeville ihow, primarily and with
little regard for the educational values
that might be Imposed In this system.
The contests these days are con
fined to children almost solely, and,
therefore, they loee at once the caste
of comedy and become a medium by
which correct spelling Is taught In a
very pleasant If somewhat exciting
manner. Tbe children are on their
metal and they attempL In a very ear
nest manner, to master the perplex
ing and totally Inexplalnable texture
of our orthography. If they triumph
In the art of spelling they have gained
something that will assist them ma
terially, not only In being able
spell a word correctly, but In getting
Into their heads some facta that can
be retained and about which they need
suffer ao serious after embarrass
ments.
How few men went to be twitted
about their spelling. How few women
are not embarrassed In baring a mis
spelled word brought to their atten
tion from a totally Inconsequential
and unimportant missive. Yet there U
pride enough In every person who
writes, to want to spell correctly, and
yet so little attention is paid to it that
the cordltlon Is one solely liable to
Individual embarrassment and la in a
way connected with what might be
termed a fair education.
tSekVftfoM^i
SckVa.' ^/tTnn^^tsrrT^’Jr PW^ ^ John Basvsa; fo<
'A"aay. , s
This tbs Ith day ef Aucurt, IKS.
GORDON E. DAVIS, Sheriff,
Tbomaa County. Georgia.
GERMANY’S ’PREDICAMENT
Germany la apparently in a state
that borders on financial disruption
and bankruptcy. Thla la undoubtedly
true, despite ell sort# and kinds of
statements made by weQ meaning but
wholly uninformed people, who have
visited that country. The leba^tgtfqn
of Qer&asy was not accomplished with
the speed and surety that was ax
ed. The nation was In a serious
condition as a result of the war, her
cause practically every avenue of its
business was closed, temporarily at
least, and It had been fucking of Its
own substance to keep the war going
and to bolster the cuorage and forces
of Its alllea.
Despite all this It was expected to
recoup Its fortunes with more rapidity
at the start than It has done so far.
A bankrupt Germany would be a
liability equal or greater than that ot
Russia today, and the world cannot
but admit that Russia constitutes the
greatest menace to order and stability
In the world today,
little hope of getting out of the mire,
certainly none, until It la relieved of
the poison thst hss Invested and In-
vaded every avenue ot Its functioning
With Germany It la different The
German spirit has not been aroused,
except to fight tbe demands of the
allies for reparations. Instead of go
ing to work, tbe whining spirit Is still
evidenced and nothing has been done
to assure the world that Gormany la
an entity tbat can take care of Itself.
The Germans will prove themselves
complete quitters If they fall to meas
ure up to reasonable expectations,
and only those are necessary for It to
come back and pay all that It Is owing
to the nations of tbe world that It
tried to break and shatter for the sake
commercial supremacy—which
means the almighty dollar.
eHERIRVS BALE
GEORGIA. Thomas County: _
WIU be sold at public outcry ytyirtl
court bouoo door to TbomasvUu, within
tho legal boon of solo, on too first Tues
day to September, 1I2L to too blxbeot
bidder for cash, too fOUowfog
fiHBSWd«Sr # * ,or -
Fifty acres of land la tho
corner of. lot So. 244 to too llto District
ot Tboom. county, Gtm^to, .bound* on
P. & Booth,
C. T. C_ and against
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This too Mil daiTof April. 19tt.
GORDON K. DAVIS, Sheriff.
Thomas County. Georgia.
~kHEmrrh~aALi
on the
.J, to I
_ _ foUowtnv jlMcrlbod
Mitch ell .'and being the same Undo bought property, tho authority for Mine being
of Dennis Ponder by P. F. Dunn and af- hereinafter stated: . . . .
***** corn, T acres of peanut* I
in Septem- j
her, 152*.
Witness my hand and official signature.
Alt Whom It fior Concern;
Mrs. Martha K. O’Shlelds. ao guardian
Cor her minor children, has In duo form
applied to tho undersigned for lease to
m certain realty belonging to aald chll*
d3n. and aald application will be heard
8S2H? SSaSWWm
a. m.
witness my band and official signature,
tola August “
1 by too court of. Ordinary of Tho
LOnod* ob as too property 6f Charlie
Duren to satisfy an execution from too
City Court of Thoenasvtlls, In favor of
Mm Ola Bampaon and . against Chain e
D Tbts toe 10th day of August MU.
GORDON E. DAVIS, Sheriff.
Thomas County, Georgia.
_ and win
bo sold Crom toe above place.
* '‘ksssxfc» w fi
W. „u»iIm> Court of 137th District to
tover of J. B. Pago and against W. J.
This tot tth
eHERirrs Bale
Thomas Coui
GEORGIA, Thomas County:
WIUbTssMatpubUc outcry befoi
court bouse door In TbomasvUu. l
too legal hours ot suU. on too first'
day In September, MU W toe highest
bidder tor cash tos following described
,0f
court bouse door umUnmMd|
,-serin*,
{.No. Hi Yates .
j'esat. by property
erty of Jo!
. .TratMri twp
SHERIFPS BALE
GEORGIA, Tbomaa county:
the legal boars of sale, on toe first Tues
day to September, MU to the highest
bidder for cash toe following described
property, t&* authority for same being
Entire stock of'hardware dad fixtures
cm ted |u tbs store of CosUdga Hardware
Company, In toe city of CooBdfe, Os..
The above property being , too cumber-
too sanis can be sosn at any tone to toe
stars to which It Is located to CooUdga,
Ga„ upon appUeatUa to too undcratgnod.
buatoeas totoo Coolldgo Hardware Com-
nor of ut'Ne.MVin’ the” llto AUtrtcfdf
EtfBSItWrawl
SSU’llfSKU
Charles MaSnihg. J
,r t!Sfc«? 7 toWUy *
Colwell to totuty art execution fr
CjtjMOqurt
Hardware _
nnedy and Mm
buatoeas as CooUdga
Hardware Company.
Thla too llto day of July, MU
GORDON B. DAVIS, Sheriff.
Thomas County. Georgia.
SHERIFF'S SALE
described
by land*
south b
Tee Kan
Charles Mabnlbg. Jan Williams Sad Mb-
.. Henry
from too
G and I 1 * ^ TOr
**S52 8a^7tfc day of July. lift. >
GORDON E. DAVIS, 81
. Tbomaa County. “
SHERIFF'* SALE'
GEORGIA. Thomaa .County:.
Will bo sold at public outcry boforo tho
mrt house door to-Thomaavllle, within
tho legal hours of oolo. on tho first Tues
day to September. 1112. (o .the highest
bidder for eg ‘ 1 ‘ “ “
property, the
hereinafter oh
One Gerneey dehorned town-colored cow
registered, not marked. •
Levied on so the property of O; Lowth
er, to potlefy on execution from tho City
Court of Thomaavllle. Go., to favor of
ThomoerlUe Fertiliser Company,
against O. Lowther.
This the let doy of July, IMS.
GORDON B. DAVIS, Sheriff,
Tho moo County, Georgia.
LAND SALE
GEORGIA. Thomaa County:
Under ond by virtue of o security deed,
executed ond delivered on the Sth doy of
July. mo. to R. J. Murch. by J. D. Grif
fin, to secure the poyment of o certain
promleory note, due July S, 1921. The
_ . . n w •ifanB.rtv fTiiW- - - aaldsecuritydeed provided thot noon de-
Ruula has very th ? •* “■>'•- •»“>
This the 12th doy of July, IMS.
he aold ot publlo outcry before tho
court house door to ThomoovtUo* within
legal hours of oolo, on tho first Tuco
in September, 192S, to the highest
lor for cosh tho following described
property, the^outbority for some being
Enetlre stock of hardware ond fixture#
located to the store of Cbolldge Hardware
Company, to the town of Coolldge, Go.
The above property being to cumber-
pensive to move will not be
—^_ -he court bouse, for sole, but
may be seen ot any time to the store to
which it la located to Coolldgo. Go., upon
application to tho undersigned.
Levied on ao tho property of 0. W. and
an execution from
Thomaarllle, Go., J__ ___ __
Wagon Company, and against G. W. and
The man that doesn't rave over tbe
youthful prodegy might as well take
In his sign, If he wants to run for of
fice.
Everybody that wants to do some
devilment, can use K- K. K.
doesn’t hesitate to take advantage of
It.
ae 12th day of July, 19SI.
GORDON & DAVIS. Sheriff.
Thomas County, Georgia.
SHERIFF'S SALE
GEORGIA, Thomas county:
Win bo sold at public outcry boforo tho
oourt house door to ThomaorUle, within
tho legal hours of sale, on the first Tues
day to September, 1922, to tho highest
bidder -for cash, tho following described
roperty, tho authority for asms being
ireinafter stated:
One black mars mule about five years
old. weight about 1.000 pounds, named
Maud. One black mare mule about five
years old, weight about 1,00 pounds,
named Bell.
Levied on ai the property of W. L.* Mc
Millan, found in poseesalon of O. W.
Davie to satisfy a mortgage ft fa from tho
CUy Court of ThomasvUle. Ga„ to favor
of Fanners and Merchants Bank, and
against W. L. McMillan.
Thla the 20th day of May, 1922.
GORDON B. DAVIS, Sheriff.
Thomas County, Georgia.
SHERIFF'S BALE
GEORGIA, Thomaa County:
I against I
Mr July,
DAVi:
;.Tates
Ed. Battle.
J the City
&S3T *
1922.
GEORGIA. “ISM 6
• « mtoUe outa7 b.tocj to«
ourt boaee door to Thomaeritle. wttoln
ho led hour, of m3*, oa the flrai Tu*a-
tho purposs of phtIdc Sebta
ana dlftribuUoo.
Mmi SARAH A. CROCKER,
Adnra. of Eetau ot W. T. Crocker.
hereby requested to produoe.-aam# by
September flroL next; pay chargee and
"oa th ttiUM% So so, WO Wlt -eatl the
cotton and hotr balance of proceeds after
psytor Ptoracs and Insurance, subject to
tj-ntjJjonoftoCripL
1-ftsw-Xtd..
mbsr, MIX. to th
tbsfollowtna
authority for ae
Conceit I* nearly alway, confined to
heads that have plenty of room for
things that aren’t bratni.
Tbe flapper who aald, "You haven't
got anything much on me,” wasn't too
vigorously denied.
Suppose, for Inatance, you were oa
nice In your thoughts of the other fel
low a, you are of yourself?
Wonder If the crltlcls of tbe Legle
lsture would hare done any better had
they been In charge of making laws.
There are men who wear their gar
ters too tight ths doctors say, and It
Is bad for ths future walking possibili
ties.
The woman Is said to be the most
Interested In man Just after the first
Uss, bnt that Is no reason tor lotting
It go st that
Somebody has It figured out that
whenever a governor of Georgia has
had opposition for n second term he
has bees defeated.
There are a few fellows who bought
coal this summer, and you can see
them brag about their foresight even
-Why change your husband,"
movls production, and It
star to start something.
The girl that says she dresses oa
see dollar per week couldn’t hare bnt
one dress, aayway.
day to September. 1122, to the highest
bidder for cash the following described
property, the authority for same being
hereinafter Mated:
Enetlre stock of drugs, fixtures, etc, lo
cated In the store of J. W. Peacock, to
tbe city of ThomasvUle, Go. The above
stock of roods being cumbersome and
expensive to move, will not be brought to
the court house, for sale, but may be aeon
at the store of J. W. Peacock.
Levied on aa the property of J. W. Pea
cock, to satisfy an execution from the
CUy Court of Thomaavllle, Ga„ to favor
Jwmfb M<> Ron * 11011 acm * ns * J- W.
This the 4th day of August, 1922.
GORDON B. DAVIS, Sheriff,
Thomas County. Georgia.
SHERIFF'S SALE
GEORGIA. Thomaa County:
Will be sold at public outcry before the
court house door In Thomaavllle, within
the legal hours of sale, on the first Tues
day In September. 1922, to the highest
bidder for cash the following described
property, the authority for asms being
hereinafter stated:
One vacant lot located on the extension
of Wright street, bounded as follows:
South by lot of Frank Gatlin: north by
landa of Mollis Lanier, facing Sixth
avenue: second lot on Wright street
Levied on as the property of Albert
Fletcher estate, to satisfy an execution
from tho tax collector of Thomas county.
In favor of P. 0. Heeth, T. C. T. C., and
against Albert Fletcher estate.
Thla the 7th day of August 1222.
GORDON B. DAVIS, Sheriff,
Thomaa County, Georgia,
SHERIFF'S SALE
GEORGIA. Tbomaa County:
Will be sold at public outcry before tbs
court house door In Thomaarllle. within
the legal hours of sola, on tho first Tues-
day to September. 1222, to ths highest
bidder for cash -the following described
property, ths authority for same being
hereinafter stated:
Two mules. One brown mule named
Ena, about nlna years old; one
named Joe, about nine years old.
Lsried oa as tbe property of B. ...
Stone, to satisfy on execution from the
Superior Court of Thomas county, to
fovor of C J. Wood and against B. W.
■Mas,
This tbs tth day ot Aagiut MM.
GORDON E. DAVIS. Sheriff.
Thomas County, Oaorgla.
SHERIFF’* BALE
GEORGIA. Thomas County:
Win bo sold at publlo outcry boforo tho
- rt house door In Thomasritla within
legal hours of eala oo tho first Toss-
grjp^G^auUMrity M,
einorter stated: To Whom It May Concern:
wo vacant lota loeatad oa Wright I. Gordon BradwoU, bari
tec In tho city of Thomaavllle, Geor- sGcatlon to mo to duo form
t *?•>»[ SaBlekloy appointed perm
R. J. Murch, or his assignees, were au
thorised. after four (4) weeks advertis
ing to somt newspaper published in aald
county, to sell the property conveyed to
said security deed for the purpose of pay-
^he aald J. D. Griffin, having defaulted
to the payment of aald note, and It being
now past due, as provided In aald deed,
the undersigned R. J. Murch will expose
for sale, at public outcry, between the
legal hours of sale, before the court
house door In the county of Thomas, city
of Thomaavllle, state of Georgia, on the
first Tuesday to September, 1922, for the
purpose of paying aald debt, the property
described In aald security deed, which
said property Is described as follows, to-
wit:
All that tract of parcel of land, situated,
lying and being In the city of Thomaa
vllle. county of Tbomaa, state of Geor
gia, designated aa lot number (S) front
ing fifty-two (92) feet on the south mar
gin of Horrick street and running book of
uniform width ISO feet to a fence, sold
lot being to Block D of the R. B. Lester,
plat of tho subdivision of FOlrvlsw, re
corded In Book JJ. Page 220. of the rec
ords of Thomas county, Georgia, sold lot
being In tire shape of a rectangle ' ‘
by 120 feet) and being bounded on _
by Clint Darts* place, said lot having
thereon a flve-robm cottage.
The proceeds of aald sola win be ap
plied. first to the payment of aald debt,
op matured and unpaid, and the remaln-
der. lf any, will be paid to the said J. D.
R. J. MURCH.
’M
WM. 1
ELcCTlOP
wfeMtt.*!
Berwick ’ Cobl„,
M determine th. question
l • Th, atoctlon win be
at th, regular voting. precinct it
s county to tho Berwick district
c. H. BICE.
Suptertatandant County School.
B. W. SIMM, p«t*.Board.of Education.
. CITATION
GEORGIA. Thomaa County:
By virtue of an order from th* Court
of Ordinary,of Thomas county, will bo
sold, at public outcry on tho first Tost*
day In 8*pt*mb*r. MM. at tbs coart housa
door to aald county, between the legal
hours of ado. tho traeC-of load to said
inty, !H scree ot land, mors.or less.
.. tha uth dlat ar Thomaa oounty. Or
sfo. .bounded on north by B O. Klmr. <
6^ffl!’iSaSo , S?S»5hVifc^
and McIver and on the west by W.
EVANS AND SON.
PETITION FOR DIVORCE
Csttg .Wiggins
rinum
Wtggtoa.
In Thomas Superior court
October Term, MM.
ths oourt ay ths MM
IPlffifl
12-4teow.
judge, & c a a
NOTICE OF SALE
STATE OF GEORGIA, Thomas County:
Under and by virtue of the power of
sale created and contained to a security
deed to Farmers and Merchant# Bank.
Coolldge, Georgia, by Mitch el Roberson,
dated January SI, 1922, and recorded to
the office of the clerk of the Superior
Court of Thomaa oounty, Georgia, In
Dead Book l-X, Page 142. the under
signed will sell to tho highest bidder for
cash on tho first Tuesday to September,
1922, before the court house door In
ThomasvUle, Thomas county, Georgia, be
tween tbe legal hours of sale, the follow
ing described property, to-wit:
One hundred acree of lot of land num
ber 242 bounded on north by land of
James Ponder; eaat by Jerry Dukes;
south by Jerry Dukes and Joe Bally;
west by MttcheU Roberson.
Also fifty acres of land number 242.
bounded on west by Watson and Gibson:
north by E. C. Jarrett; south and east
by Mltchel Roberson.
Also twenty-fivs acres ef land of land
number 212, j bounded on the north and
west by James and Elisha Ponder; south
and east by Mltchel Roberson, all of the
above.described lands .being to the 12th
land district of Thomas oounty, Georgia.
id taken together being 172 acres ot
nd, more or lose.
Also oa, bay mar, mol. about tan
years old. weight .boot 1.100 pound,,
named Jane.
Bald pro party wtU b* Mid ae the prop
arty of Mltcba) Roberson tor tbs purpoaa
of paying tbs Indebtedness referred to In
•aid saeurlty dead and balng represented
by a promleory not, for tbs principal
of 11,492.60, dated Janaary 11. MIL
Jane t MM, beerlng lhterest at tbs rats
of 0 par cant par annum from maturity.
Default having been mad* la th* pay-
ment of said Indebtedness do* Jun* 1.
>*M. th* power of cats contained In said
dead has boon Invoked and baa become
operative, and too undersigned, la "
exercise of oald power, will sail •*■>■
property as aforesaid! too amount duo of
said debt to date of Ml* Using 11,411.10
principal, plus 621.il Interest, together
with aU coot of. this prooaadlng. Th*
prooeada of the sal* will be applied. Arm.
to to* payment of ssM Indebtedneoo and
coit of sal*, and to* balance If any, paid
to Mltchel Roberson.
This August L 1922.
FARMERS AND MERCANTfl BANK.
By Boykin Harrison. Freoldent.
having made ap-
m* to52J T,ON FOR D,V0RCE
y*. _ la Themes Superior court
ones Brown. ~'
October; Tormi MS*.
It appearing to to* oourt by to* return
of th* sheriff to th* above stated aass
that tho defendant doss not reotO* in said
oounty, and It further appearing that
James Brown does not reside In said
stats. . -at
Ordered by to* court that sendee be
perfected on the defendant by tbs publica
tion of this order twice a month tor two
months before the next term of tola court
In toe publlo gazette of said county In
which ohorlffo sales arc ordinarily pub
lished. This 16th day of -August 1922.
And It Is m ordered.
W. E. THOMAS,
Judge, S. a & a
V
HON. J. J. BROWN WILL
. BE RE-ELECTED
Thomas County cltlseus should rote
for Mr. Brown for ComiAlssloner of
Agriculture, because:
1. -He has cooperated with (he
fanner In the marketing of eyrup,
thereby helping nil South Georgia.
2. The General Assembly at lte tost
session commended him for the faith
ful discharge of his duties.
3. Every dollar spent by Urn 1%
partmont of Agriculture, under* Mr.
Brown, has been obtained by warrants
signed and approved by the constitut
ed authorities In pursuance of the
state lawa.
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waits until he hears it thunder
Be wise and start.?;savings account today with a
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/ ’ help you save. . -
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BE
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We have cur Ginnery in
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want to Gin your Cotton.
Guarantee first class ser
vice and the price is as
cheap as any one.
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CENRAL OH AND
FERTILIZER CO.
BOSTON, OA.
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THE CHEAPEST HEALTH PROTECTION YOU CAN
' BUY
A good refrigerator—kept well filled — regularly
cleaned—properly placed—is the cheapest health
protection on the market. .
Because this is the only-known way to keep Tfood
properly during hot days or cold. .
When the chamber is kept well filled, cold airpass-
es constantly over the ice, ddWn to the food cham
bers, up again and over. This constant flow of
germ-killing-cold not only protects, your health; it
makes life more worth living through better, fresh
er, crisper foods for your table.
TkiinamUe Ice & Mfg, Co.
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No other manu
facturer in the
world has so per
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tained such high
standard of qual
ity and so deter
minedly kept
prices down.
So when you buy
Ford Products
you will enjoy not
only the satisfac
tion of having
madethe right choice
but of having saved
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Authorized Sales and Service
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borrower cf paying part or an of tha principal at any totsnst period,
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