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Larkin factory-to-family plan, The (1915)

Larkin Co. · Larkin Co., Buffalo, N.Y. · leaf 106

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®.j^^-.-,.-_^- Furniture is the most substantial, permanent and necessary part of the homeequipment. For this reason it comprises one of the chief classes of Premium Mer-chandise given with purchases of Larkin Products. When bought at a retail store,it is a big item of expense, but Larkin… … Quantity production and large-scale buying give to Larkincustomers the greatest possible value for the money they save bypurchasing Larkin Products. Larkin Co. controls the entire outputof seventeen large furniture factories and buys in addition a largepart of the output of as many more. Chairs are…

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