Publisher's Synopsis
This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1910 edition. Excerpt: ...1st of July, without fail, and-we-hope to-heur that-you-will-be prepared to-do-so. Please supply us immediately with a list of-your requirements in (the) way of stationery, etc., so-that-we-may get these in-hand and-have everything ready for-the 1st of July. Fowra-truly, (8.) Mr. Edward Lowther, Toledo, Ohio. Dear-Sir: Tour-letter o/-March 30 came duly to hand, and-we-thank-you sincerely for-your suggestion, which shall receive our most careful consideration. You-may depend upon-it that-we-shall-not forget you should there-be anything in-your line in-the future. It-is a curious fact thatwe frequently receive suggestions /or-tte-same thing from two or more correspondents al-l/te-same-time. It-is-so in-this-caso. A fortnight ago a correspondent offered us a scheme practically the same as your-oum, and he-is fo-submit full details in-Me-course of a few-days. Whether we-shall-do anything with-it or not, we-cannot at-present say. We-will write-yow again in a week or so. Tours-tmly, 136 (9.) Mr. S. Wilson, Omaha, Nebr. Dear-Sir: We-thank-you for-your-l&vor (of the) 10th instant. It-appears to us, however, that-it-would-be much-more to-your advantage to obtain your supplies nearer home, as your orders would-not, in-all-probability, be large enough to warrant the expense of expressage. TPe-enclose-herewith a list o/-dealers who buy in bulk from us, who stock practically all-our leading lines, and who-would tier-likely o&er-you terms that would suit you. Respectfully-yours, (10.) Messrs. Hill & Blears, Liverpool, England. Gentlemen: We-thank-you for-your-letter (of the) 12th insl., and for-the promptness with-which-you acceded to-our request to act as our representatives on-the Liverpool market. We-agree to-the-terms named...
