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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Rocky Mountain Int'l (OTC:RMIL former OTC:OVIS)

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To: s martin who wrote (22167)11/27/1997 10:14:00 PM
From: shades  Read Replies (1) of 55532
 
smartin, here is some info for you from the rocky mountain web site.

REMOTE MOUNTAIN SOURCE
Rocky Mountain Crystal Water originates from a deep artesian well in the Big Horn Range of the Rocky Mountains. The well is 1,098 feet deep and taps the water stored in the Madison-Bighorn aquifer. The water is filtered through over 7,000 feet of limestone, which is considered nature's best purifier. Our water has been carbon dated to be more than 8,000 years old. To insure that you enjoy all its unspoiled essence, Rocky Mountain Crystal Water is bottled at the source in Ten Sleep, Wyoming.

NATURALLY PURE

Rocky Mountain Crystal Water is extraordinarily pure. It has been seeping for thousands of years through thousands of feet of limestone rock. By comparison, Rocky Mountain Crystal Water is about 8 times purer than Perrier. Rocky Mountain Crystal Water satisfies the consumers need for a naturally pure drinking water source with the taste and quality discriminating consumers seek.

PREMIUM TASTING WATER

Consumers rated taste as one of the most important reasons for purchasing a particular bottled water. The taste of Rocky Mountain Crystal Water is especially appealing to the American public. Absolutely pure water such as distilled water and other waters that have been extensively processed are tasteless. It is the correct balance of trace minerals that make water taste truly great. Too much mineral content produces a "chalky" or "metallic" taste many people dislike. The minerals in Rocky Mountain Crystal Water combine to make a well-balanced, healthy water with outstanding flavor and taste.

I think we will find good things about this tomorrow smartin, I am so glad you and the other nays brought fundamentals into this squeeze play, it does nothing but help us.
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