July 17, 1919. 



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You know the ad- 

 vantage you have in 

 a bright and spacious 

 display room. Your 

 wares show for 

 what they are worth 

 — your customer 

 sees their beauty at 

 a glance and feels 

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A to buy. 



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your wife won't 

 trade in a store 

 with cramped 

 and dingy show 

 windows — with 

 crowded sales- 

 rooms where 

 everything 

 jostles every 

 other thing. 



Other ladies are 

 like your wife. They 

 want to spend their 

 money in a whole- 

 some shop— in a 

 shop where each ob- 

 ject shows its indi- 

 vidual merit and has 

 a chance to sell it- 

 self. That's 

 where they will 

 spend it. 



If you are fish- 

 ins: for big busi- 

 _ ness, use the 

 U right kind of bait 

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The AGMCO 

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Sales Offices: 



Pana, 111. 



(Drawer 335) 



Chicago 



(Masonic Temple) 



New York 



(50 Broad St.) 



General Office: CHICAGO, ILL.; Factory: PANA, ILL. 



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