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Identifier: saturdayeveningp1933unse (find matches)
Title: The Saturday evening post
Year: 1839 (1830s)
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Publisher: Philadelphia : G. Graham
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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The Sunshine of the Night It makes and burns its own gas from common motor gasoline.Lights with ordinary matches. No wicks to trim, no chimneysto wash. Cant spill fuel or explode even if tipped over. Iselegantly finished, heavily nickeled and highly polished — anornament in any home. A Practical gift at any time, the Quick-Lite is especiallywelcome at Christmas. See one of the 20,000 Dealers that sellit. Be sure to have your Quick-Lite in time for the holidays. // not on sale near you send us your Dealers name and wellsee you are supplied. Address our nearest office, Dept. P-47. The (oleman lamp Company
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50 THE SATURDAY EVENING POST November 15, 1920 sent him in to me. As a matter of fact,Bittelson didnt think he had a look-in.Ive advised him that he can scoop the pot. No! cried Brewster. Yes, went on Boggs. The principleof the thing is as clear as crystal. Thelaws settled, if weve got our facts—andweve got em, never fear. Curious thingabout it is that the latest and now the lead-ing case here on the subject is the caseof Brewster versus Peters, as executor—your daughters case. That case settledthe principle that many others didnt; thateven though your daughter bought a pigi.n a poke she was entitled to the pig, nomatter how much it weighed. Thats notthe point. Im full up with these tax cases,as you know. And Bittelson has got tohave attention right away. I want to em-ploy special counsel from the start to seehim through. Fire ahead, said Brewster. You havecarte blanche, you know. Boggs rose. All right, he said; Ill send for youngOlds right away. Youll send for whom? gasped Brew-s

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  • bookcontributor:University_of_Illinois_Urbana_Champaign
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