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Dear Edith:
I just now heard
Ma ask Archie to mail you a letter
and as I wanted to write you a
few lines right away for I
can't get time to write much now.
Last night, I did not get home
until almost 7 o'clock and now
that I am in the advanced class, it is usually late every night, before I get home,
as we had
all our own studies to attend to,
besides doing all the office work
and besides doing copying for
the college teachers. Well, as Ma tells
me, I can only write a few lines because the
letter is already full. I am afraid if
I get too much wrote, she would send it so
I'l proceed to business. If you'll listen well,
there is a store in the city having
a big clearance sale. They are going to
remodel their store and they are selling
things so very cheap and they are selling
all their tailor made dresses for $3.98.
I was in to see them tonight. They are exactly
what was selling for 8 and 10 dollars
before the holidays so, you may know
they are nice, and I have been wearing
my black henrietta every day since
October or November and I don't want to ruin it
so it can not be made over for good and
I feel as if that is cheaper than I could
ever get one again & I have two dollars
all of my own and I could get the balance
or enough more to get one if I want it. What
would you do about it if you were me?
You don't think I get cheaper by waiting
later? Do you know these dresses are fine goods
and some trimmed with braid? Uncle Frank

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