PRINTERS INK

The following excerpts from ietters which we have received from our paper
supplier demonstrates the rapid rise in paper costs since July of 1973.

As of yesterday April 23, 1974, the Printing Department has been advised
that we can expect further increases of up to 12% by the end of July 1974.

ore, July 3, 1973
ieaeerags ss O'Flyna, F.
Terms * Met, 30 days
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We are pleased to quote the following: LPe See

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2,500M Pacific Copy, White, 8sxll - 10M i $2.65
250M Pacific Copy, White, 8k x 14 - 124" 3.39M

Auguat 23, 1973
O'Flynn, F.

Met 30 deys
Due to increased costs passed on to us by the mills we are reluctantly

Dear Mr, Rosamond,

compelled to pass on the following revised prices:

2,590™ Pacific Copy \hite 8& x 11 - 10M $ 2,78M

, :
250M Pacific Copy ihite ‘85 x 14 --12%M 3,55M

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DATE December 5, 1973
SALESMAN O°Flyun, F,
TERMS Bet W days

Onee again due to increased costs to us by the mills we ere reluctantly

compelled to revise prices effective December 1973;

2,500M Pacific Copy White 8& x ll - 10M $ 3.1748
250M Pacific Copy White 8& x 14 - 12) 4.05M

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March 26, 1974

To Our Customers:

With advances in the cost of pulp, the Canadian Mills are again.,..,

The increases are in the order of 7% to 14%, with the average on
higher volume lines approximately 10% effective April 8th, or sooner
on mill items, Envelopes manufactured from regular envelope grades
will not advance at this time but those manufactured from better
grade bonds will be upcharged 7% beginning April 15th, Invoices
will be surcharged to accommodate inc*ease: "ot'l such tine as
can supply a printed price list,

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