Identifier: saturdayeveningp1933unse (find matches)
Title: The Saturday evening post
Year: 1839 (1830s)
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Publisher: Philadelphia : G. Graham
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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opis making available to the American publicpneumatic and solid tires of establishedsuperiority, distributed through a dealerorganization conscious of its responsibili-ties and its obligation to do more than actas a go-between in the sale of tires, andbacked by an interested service whichextends to the last day of the tires useful-ness, without any limitations of mileage. The dealer who will sell Dunlop Tiresselects us as truly as we select him be-cause he believes, as we do, that he repre-sents you and your interests to us quiteas much as he represents us to you, andthat your good will is his greatest businessasset. Dunlop Tires will soon be in actualproduction, and distribution through retailchannels will follow. We will welcomethe opportunity to discuss distributionplans with any responsible retail tire mer-chants who are interested. DUNLOP TIRE AND RUBBER CORPORATION OF AMERICA BUFFALO, NEW YORK 92 THE SATURDAY EVENING POST December 4,1920 THE PEN IK BHEEP (Continued from Page IS)
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If Only He Had Been Born In the Days When Rome Was Beginning to Decay! Sometimes He Thought That He Wouldnt Have Minded Being a Plumber Then After breakfast he publicly assumed thesuspenders and arm garters, exposing forthe purpose the Sunday-clean white shirt,with its starched bosom, its separate, re-versible cuffs, attached by patented nickeldevices to the wristbands. The tintedelastic, against this background, impressedthe donors agreeably. Helooksstylish,ma,said Martha. Ifhe only had a mustache and whiskers Give him time, chuckled Walter, tug-ging at the swooping prong of his reddishmustache. Hell raise one yet. They say shaving helps it get started,Lennie. George spoke scientifically. Youkeep on scraping off the fuzz and youll getbristles all right. Leonard grinned meekly. The pleasant-ries founded on his hairless countenance nolonger troubled him. In spite of himself heliked the look of his naked face better thanan imaginary portrait of beard and mus-tache and whiskers more prof

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