Pulp Fiction, 1920 · page 3 of 208
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oo . ADVERTISING SECTION. a Pre-War Price $100 Now $64 Inthese days when the cost . oOfmany thingsishigherthan | before the war, it isa distinct contribution to business economy to offer through more direct selling methods zuch a great and decided sav- ing On so popular a ty pee writer as the Oliver. + . ? : .aB@eeesedcgese, | t 3 i 7 4 -* sy x 1 ry L, j } ; : | j 4 ~ @geeeeseea@e : 7 7 . i ea 7 g ir ro ' , | 9% ei — a mh cTveES 2B The Ol Iypewriter Co. No nip he ana chewed Ana hed 8) A Finer Typewriter at a Fair Price Over 800,000 Sold ‘Send No Money Note the coupon. It brings you an Oliver for 5 days free trial at no cost to you what- ever. Decide for yourself whether you want to buy or not. Take advantage of this offer NOW! Clip the coupon before you forget. ™ OLIVER pewritér Gmpany , 23B Oliver Typewriter Bldg., Chicago, Il. | j 4 : Ji] |; @¢eeceece * || -) | 7 1 i ee i} y Ty ww . SAV The Oliver Typewriter Com- pany now sells direct. It has discarded old and wasteful ways. During the war we learned that it was unneces- sary to have great numbers of traveling salesmen and numerous, expensive branch houses throughout the coun- try. We were also able to dis- continue many other super- fluous, costly sales methods. You benefit by these savings. Our new way saves $36 so we sell brand new Oliver Nines for $64. Free trial—No money down Not a cent in advance. No deposit of any kind. No obligation to buy. The coupon is all you need send. The Oliver comes to you at our risk for five days’ free trialin your own home. Decide for yourself whether you want to buy or not. If you don’t want to keep the Oliver, simply send it back at our expense. We even refund the outgoing transportation charges. So you can’t lose a cent onthe free trial. If you do agree that itis the finest typewriter, regardless of price, and want to keepit, take a yearand a half to pay at the easy rate of only $4a month. Only 13c a day Remember, you don’t have to pay cash in full to us for the Oliver. Wesell to you on easy payments. We give you overa year to pay forthe machine. You send us only $4a month. This averages about 13 cents a day. Thus, it is easy now for practically everyone to own the splendid, speedy Oliver. Petr eles See esse eee ee THE OLIVER TYPEWRITER COMPANY | %3B Oliver Typewriter Building, Chicago, Il. i C] Ship me a new Oliver Nine for five days free ta ction. rg keep it, I will pay $64 at the rate of $4 per month. e title . & to remain in you until fully paid for. | My shipping pointis.__.........-.----__ 2-220. ee. a This does not place me under any obligationtobuy. If I chooseto §& return the Oliver, I will ship it back at your expense at the endof JU five days, | [| Do not send a machine until I order it. Mail me your book— | “The High Cost of Typewriters—The Reason and the Remedy,’”” g your de luxe catalog and further information. 5 | ae | | Street Address.._.__..-.. 2.22. 222 ee eee eee | | City 222-2 ee eke a | | Occupation or Business................ ccc wccee | In answering this advertisement tt te desirable that you mention this magasine. Digitized by (Go gle Original from S CO THE OHIO STATE UGCERE OOO