HI ' g--1 THE I I Extravagance of Cheapness f J in a Sewing Machine. I I £ J| 1 Evehy woman knows the foolish extravagance of buying i h Jj anything for her house just because it is cheap. j I" „! *& Every woman also knows that what seems " dear "at first is 8* jgt often " cheapest in the end." g , " 1 & 1 Now the Singer Sewing Machine costs very little more than Jt thrown-together. catch-penny machines. Yet one Singer ]* will outlast several of the ordinary kind. ► ~'\ i •• j> If The Singer has earned g» J SURPASSING ALL OTIIESS the reputation of run- £ HI "All over the world." a j s f m + oot + hl y »* J the end of its twentiJ eth or thirtieth year as ff SILENT SPEEDY i* -» ' fl"
7 Pi UNGEII. Stinker : Did yer baclt Firefi.y fer the 'Anclicap ? Spud ; Nα I dropped me sprat down er drain !
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Observer, 9 December 1912, Page XI
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150Page XI Advertisements Column 2 Observer, 9 December 1912, Page XI
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