Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-02-19
Rebuilt %Iypewriters--
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STANDARD lYfEW Nj ENo prdClCdHy dill e d
the uniform price of $4,000 Each-Thats the "lst price,
sometimes they can be bought for less-and when you have
had it a week it is second hand" and you could not get the
price you paid if you wanted to sell. Of course the expert
enced Typewriter salesman can come along and tell you all
about the little devices that his machine has that no other
machine has-point out its CONFERENCE.-The two color nib
bon, back spacer, tabulating device, etc., and make you think
that his machine is the only one to buy. That's his business
that is exactly what he is paid to do-thats one OF the
reasons why you pay $Ioo for a new Typewriter-You are
asked to pay this price in order to help pay the cost OF mar
keting the machine-and of course that is all perfectly legit-
innate and part Of the business. But where do you come IN!
Aside from the pride you may have in the very newest
model" typewriter with all the newest kinks" you haven't
any more REAL TYPEWRITER value than you would
have had you bought a REBUILT MACHINE The New
Machine will not write any harder, any faster, any better,
any easier or anv palmer than a REBUILT, and it's dollars
to ~doughnuts that it won't look any better to your eye.
This being TRUE do you think it good business to buy a
New machine at $1,000, when you can buy a FACTORY Ke-
built Typewriter of exactly the same make and model at a
saving of from $500 to $1,000 or more? OF course, if you
are flush with the coin of the realm, and want to be real
generous to the Typewriter Salesman and the Typewriter
Builders and pay them the SIoo anyway, why OF course that
is perfectly all right and furthermore it is none of our bust
ness. But if you are buying a Typewriter for business use,
let us urge you to investigate the FACTORY REBUILT
before you buy. Tell us what you want-We will be glad
to make you a price and then you can decide for yourself.
Look these prices over-They will give you an idea OF the
saving you will make in buying a REBUILT MACHINE:
PRICES ARE VERY Low
Remington No. 6, Blind Writer ............ SIG to Sal
Remington INC. 10, visible WIltCI =. .Vf@ " vo
Smith Premier No. 2, Blind Writer $1S to $2o
Smith Premier No. 10, Visible Writer. ........ $27 to $42
Oliver No. 2. Visible Writer ................ $22 to $25
Oliver No. E, Visible Writer ................ .$27 to $3s
Royal Standards No. S, Visible Writer ........ S42 to $45
Monarch No. 2, Visible Writer ...........:. S32 to $40
Underwood No. a, Visible Writer ......... $38 to $3.50
Underwood No. S, Visible Writer ............$4 SAL to SOS
L. E. Smith No. 2, Visible Writer ............$ 32 to $45
L. c. Smith No. S, Visible Writer ............$ 4s to SIS
A TYPEWRITER IN YOUR HOME
Will prove its value in many ways-the children can
learn to use it and the knowledge will be Of value in later
years-your wife can use it frequently and to good advant-
age-A Smith Premier No. 2, with double keyboard, has its
advantages to the beginner, because it doesn't require the
use of a shift key" for Capital letters-the Remington Moo
is a single keyboard, blind writer and the Oliver No. 2, isa
visible WHITEHALL of these machines are easily within your
reach (see prices above) and will give entire satisfaction.
The price of Rebuilt Machines is governed by the Serial or
Builders Number-the higher the Serial Number the higher
the ~price-Express Charges, usually about S1.5o-are extra.
THINK THE MATTE OVER
See if you do not think a T~ypewritex in your home will be
worth the price-and then see us.
L. M. CRISIS IONS, Printers,
Yorkvile, S. c.