The Anderson daily intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, January 23, 1914, Image 7
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This is the Hatidsome Ford Car
To be given ?w?y by Th?Anderson Intelligent
cor. Some lady will be the proud possess er of
this car March 12,1914. WHY WOT YOU ?
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I S ?k "mmW^mamem fi tvkias & POND PIANOS can bs o?
I I ft - Hatea "^^jr^aBS pended upon io aive ta? finest e?ecta
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f^P^^"aiisimim_ l^Fn^Bt^^^Bm , _j Sra Lovctar piano, thur economy for
"s?^lffijgKaa^rc^ jjTZjB nr zna'ntananca. szponses w?i strongly
^|ZTBp^^ plane ara 2Ued -wita practical, np
^?W^ to-date improvements, many of them
patented, to Increase the volume A?d
IVERS ** POND.PIANO . .f?'?^?lK?
Fully Guaranteed by $he makers and by' the G* JL Reed Piano; tl Orga^^?^ The?
? want you to caH a^d let
^JB ? Th? bugfcy is fully tptf&f?& &
$y a^a^KHP ' * -.a||d is:f?a4y.f<>r your inspection ?t . -.
pBr the salesroom of j. S. Fowler Co.
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HIGH POINT BUGGY
CO., LOCAL ?E?L??k
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First Prize District ff| ^mmmnmrst^ ,
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Val?e $450.00 B
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'jaoonldings. bases o', pilasters and the K.,, ,.
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1 hard Indiana white quartered Oak; fl jPr
the pilasters are beautifully vineer- I KJJal IV.
ed "o match the case. The veneering j^?s^a^a^B^5^Sa*^59 S-IB?r ;.- -
.aside and out. ls of the finest nature Bj BIB- -
figured Mahogany or Oak, double and H jB -
cross-banded. The panels across the 9 BL ina .
back, top and bottom are veneered In . SSSntfi
Mahogany or Osk, and the massive H| Ok
hardwood posts. In their natural col- ?M lp!W
or, are varnished. This plano la a BBg^a^^^T:,u ^^a?a?
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