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May 2005

Dear Associate,

Enclosed is your new Pap-R Products price list, which will be effective July 1, 2005.  This new price list reflects
an increase, which is due to staggering increases in labor, insurance, transportation, and other costs. It is necessary
to increase our prices to offset these expenses and help put us back on an even keel. We continue to focus on
improving our manufacturing processes and material sourcing to help control cost increases, but rising health insurance
costs and the fact that the State of Illinois has raised the minimum wage by $1.35/hour cannot be ignored. This is
something we have resisted with our heart and soul, but we have to do. 

 Pap-R Product’s Vision is “To Exceed Customer Expectations.” We realize that raising prices isn’t the best way
to exceed your expectations, but you have my commitment that we will continue improving our services and capabilities.

 We are growing and expanding, both in facilities and product offerings. We now have manufacturing facilities totaling
120,000 sq. ft. in Martinsville, IL & 23,000 sq. ft. in Reno, NV. Both facilities manufacture the stock products
available in our catalog, although Reno does not yet manufacture our ATM and POS product line.

 We are promoting our POS product offering with specials on as little as 5 cases of printed rolls. Our business is
growing in both the POS and ATM product lines. We have one of the most state of the art production machines in
North America that allows us to easily manufacture printed product as easily as plain. This gives you, our customer,
greater opportunity to offer printed receipt rolls to customers who could only afford plain before. Please call and ask for Tom Hoffman to explain how our program works.

 Thank you for your patronage. 

Sincerely, 

Scott Ware
President

Previous Dealer Letters

April, 2001:   "Introducting several new items"
June, 2001:  "Closing PA Plant"
Sept, 2001:   "New Catalog"
Dec, 2001:   "Happy Holidays!"
July 2002:  "Bagged Coin Wrappers"
March 2004: "Price Increase"