Press to Print Store Bills

I don't believe I saw a ring. I know the alarm I'll believe you're right. No, see. Hello, John, I'm down store. This is love and after. Let's see what's going on down in Pine Ridge.

The influence of Dogeny Smith lingers on in Pine Ridge. The other day while cleaning out the feed room, the old fellows ran across the printing press that the now-reformed Dogeny's used in his counterfeiting business.

And immediately, Lum decided that they should take up printing should take up printing as a sideline. As we look in on the little community today, we find Lum in the Jotam Downs to Run Library proudly showing Abner the results of his first printing efforts, some statements for their store.

Here they are, Abner. Don't they look like Rio Geno on professional deals? I don't see them. Yeah, as old as they do, Mom. Well, them things look like I like to build the wholesale houses all the same.

Well, I saw her patterned these after them from the whole sale house. They look official, don't they? Oh, my. Well, are we going to send these out to all our customers now? Well, the old men that ain't paid their bills.

I'd squire and mose moots and some of them that sold us money for years and years. Yeah. Well, I can also get them to pay what they owe us. I don't know. In order to do some good though, these bills are all pretty impressive.

Oh, yeah. I thought I'd stamp that rubber stamp on there that says, please, with the tears rolling on his face. Yeah, that'd be a good idea. I know that always gets me when they send me one of them.