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Show NOT WORRYING OVEft CONTRACT. No Matter What She Signed, Woman Would Pay When 8he Liked. "Do you know what you signed?" nsked tho man, ns tho woman laid down her pen. "Why, yes," she replied. "I signed a contract to pay for a piano in so many months at the rate of so many dollars per month." "How do you know you did?" nsked tho man. "You didn't read the contract." con-tract." "I know that," said tho woman. "It wnsn't necessary. I haven't time for that. I know what I told them down at tho office yesterday." "That is just llko u woman," said tho man, Impatiently. "They clap their names to any kind of a docu ment without reading it over. So ca:o less aro thoy about such things that half tho women In tho land would Blgn their own death wnrrant and not know It." Then tho man rend slowly through tho written ugreement. "Hero," ho sold, "Is a mistake, first pop. Fortunately you aro dealing with a reliable firm that will rectify it. If you wore buying from some Jay concern con-cern that would hold you to your bargain bar-gain you would have to mnke your payments on the 12th of ovory month, Instead of on tho 1st, as you wish to do." "Oh, that's nothing," said tho woman, serenely. "Don't worry about that.. I'll pay whenever I get ready, no matter what tho contract Bays." "Oh, oxcuso me," aald the man. "Per haps that explains why all women think It unnecessary to read whatever papers thoy sign." |