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THE, SEMI' WEEICL Y OBSERVER
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-This great trio of modern newspapers offers the advertiser just what he is seeking the opportunity
(tb lay his wares before th? progressive people of the Piedmont Region He is assured of a hearing be
cause the people have confidence in these newspapers a confidence born of life-long association of the.
people and the newspapers If the rates were fifty per cent higher they would still be cheap when the
service is considered the quality and quantity of circulation These papers have a clientele which the
advertiser cannot afford to overlook, if he be alive to his own interests if he wants to know that he is
getting what he is paying for; if he is seeking the wisest expenditure of his money.
THE CHARLOTTE
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Reaches the homes of the
manufacturers, capitalists and
the leading business and pro
fessional men in the Pied
mont region It is the great
family newspaper of the sec
tionread by the family It's
reputation as a sane, con
servative, reliable newspaper
is enjoyed by few newspapers
in the land
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goes to the farmers the class
that is now forging to the
front rank in wealth and im
portance, folks who do not
take a daily paper. It reach
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and is read by the whole
household, from the lord of
the manor to the dairy maid.
Subscription
$1 the Year
The Evening Chronicle covers the local field thoroughly. If the advertiser has anything to offer the
people of Charlotte, this, the leading afternoon paper in the Carolinas, is the logical purveyor of his wares,
MR. ADVERTISER: Instruct your agents to use this great trio use It yourself for awhile
and then measure up results with any other advertising you are doing.
Let the results speak for themselves.
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