Vol. 60, 1909 - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

THE CHARLOTTE MEDICAL JOURNAL.
WHAT A DOCTOR PRESCRIBES
Hatchechubbee, Ala.,
April 30, 1908.
The Rock Hill Buogv Co,.
RockHili, S. C
Gentlemen:—
The wheels to my bugrgy
reached here about the same time as your
letter, and I waited long- enough to take
several rides before replying to your letter.
Am delighted with the job in every respect,
and shall be glad to advise anyone who
is looking for style, comfort, and perfection
in workmanship, to invest in a "Rock Hill"
bugg\'. Yours truly,
R. A. White, M. U.
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No 17 Doctor's Buggy
Further comment on the above letter is hardly necessary for
Dr. White has evidently used enough buggies in his practice to
make his opinion worth something.
We are willing to guarantee that you will be just as well pleased |
as Dr. White, if you will use a No. 17 Doctor's Buggy.
RockHili Buggy Co., Rock Hill, S.
"A Little HigKer in Price, But—*'
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