" Arthur Weldon, in his capacity as advertising manager, wrote to all the national advertisers asking their patronage for the Millville Daily Tribune.

Some of the advertisers were interested enough in Arthur's novel proposition to reply with questions as to the circulation of the new paper, where it was distributed, and the advertising rates.

"I'm really amazed at our success, and it's up to you to make a paper that will circulate and make trade for these trustful advertisers.

Combat before (a) advertisers, (b) a public audience, (c) a lawmaking body, the defacement of landscapes by advertising billboards.

Regardless of the tears of the thousands of advertisers who carry their announcements to our office, we shall devote our entire space to the vilifying of BORIE, FISH, the Disreputable Times and False Reporting Tribune.

No wonder our American friends consider us the worst national advertisers in the world.

The great advertisers are practically ignoring us.

He told us dreadful stories of beggars and their waysof advertisements he had seen in which the advertisers undertook to supply beggars with emaciated children at so much per day.

Among the advertisers in the Spectator Brooke and Hellier often appeared.

She must have called upon ten or a dozen advertisers in various suburban districts of the city (she avoided addresses that were too near home and names where she suspected hers might be known).

There is no dearth of advertisement and, most importantly, our advertisers do not part with their ads as a measure of their generosity, but rather on account of the mileage they get in advertising in Digital Goa.

He is the unapproachable model of quack advertisers.

In Farringdon Road, for example, I look up instinctively to the expressionless upper windows where Mr. Luckworth Crewe spreads his baits for intending advertisers.

Advertising helps for general advertisers.

Advertising helps for general advertisers.

Advertising helps for general advertisers.

Advertising helps for general advertisers.

The largest advertisers invariably put off their orders till the morning of the paper going to press, from sheer inattention.

Pym's letters were all addressed from the Dubb of Prosen Farm, near Thrums, N.B., to different advertisers, care of a London agency, and were Tommy's answers to the "wants" in a London newspaper which had found its way to the far North.

"But the advertisers are apparently scattered all over the worldChicago; Pittsburgh; Canton; Winnipeg; Albuquerque; Brooklyn; Tripoli; Greenville, Texas; Pueblo; Lawrence, Massachusetts; Providence, Rhode Island; Fall River; Detroit" "Here's one from Roxbury, Massachusetts, and another from Mexico City," remarked the clerk delightedly.

" Since the Journal is a national paper, it ought, of course, to have national advertising, but national advertisers require at least 50,000 circulation, we are told.

If we only had them on our lists, if they stood back of us, advertisers would be glad to consider us.

(2) Read the advertisements we print and patronize every advertiser possible, letting him know why they do so: and (3) Unite to bring pressure to bear on advertisers so they will advertise with us.

Imagine what would happen if twenty suffragists in each city in the country were to call on the advertisers doing business there and urge them to advertise in the Journal!

In the "Poll List" of the city from 1741 to 1761, more than one hundred such names appear, while among the advertisers in the New York newspapers all through the eighteenth century I find a large number of characteristic Irish names.