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Office supplies: Lae Vegas, Nevada, August 11, 1932* W 19-4-B Mr* F* E. Or agin, Storekeeper, loe Angeles, Cal* Bear S i r : Referring to your letter of May 3rd, file 025*1 in reply to oore of April 2?th: It was onr understanding from phone conversation with your office that the 9 x 12 carpet which we received on Heqn* 52-27, Shipping Notice lA-2365-1), would be furnished at a dost of |2*50, but the Bill Collectible, Audit So* 45082 was for f10*00. fhe carpet was also found to be so badly worn that the cost of put it in condition for use would be prohibitive, especially in view of the fact that a new one cea now be purchased for twenty lars. to twenty-five dol ®e are arranging to return the carpet to you within the next few days, and on receipt of same will you kindly arrange to give us credit for m m Yours truly, WAi'YBS 11 BSACKM , Vice ^resident and Agent
