Pulp Fiction, 1906 · page 220 of 248
The Argosy, October 1906 — page 220: what you’re looking at
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THE ARGOSY—ADVERTISING SECTION. MEN OF JUDGEMENT— of good judgement— the discriminating man, or, to be more explicit, the average man—the man you touch shoulders with every day—he is the man whose judgement has made possible the great success of the simple, sensible and serviceable BULL DOG SUSPENDERS Their judgement is worth something to you if you're tired of those stiff unyielding suspenders whose only reason for existence 1s their fad construction; that’s both unnatural and unserviceable. For every reason given in favor of other make spenders at least two logical arguments can be advanced why YOU should wear BULL DOG SUSPENDERS, and the strongest one is THEY OUTWEAR THREE PAIRS OF THE OTHER KINDS They’re sold in all the best shops, so please ask your dealer; but if necessary, we will mail them for 50c. the pair postpaid. In regular and extra lengths, light and heavy weights, and youth’s sizes. HEWES & POTTER Dept. I2 87 Lincoln Street, Boston, Mass. Send for FREE Booklet—‘* Correct Dress and Suspender Styles.” In answering this advertisement it is desirable that you mention THE ARGOSY. Gomichoo (C©@)