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Making advertisements and making them pay (1920)

Durstine, Roy Sarles, 1886- [from old catalog] · New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 98

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he highest price on record for one gooddependable steed. But the maker of highquality motor cars flatters you by taking it forgranted that a question of a few hundreds thisway or that will make no difference to you, justas he asks you to take it for granted that he hasput under the hood an engine… … FLANNEL IT IS THE PRIVILEGE OF FINCHLEY TOANNOUNCE THAT A LIMITED NUMBEROF SUITS HAVE BEEN DEVELOPED INFLANNEL OF THE TONE AND DISTINC-TION WHICH ONE IS INCLINED TO ASSO-CI ATE WITH ENGLISH GARMENTS DE-VOTED TO LOUNGE AND COUNTRY USAGE. CUSTOM FINISH WITHOUTTHE ANNOYANCE OF A TRY-ON READY- TO-PUT…

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