ADVERTISEMENTS V. TRAVELLERS.

Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume 2, Issue 206, 9 July 1878, Page 3

ADVERTISEMENTS V. TRAVELLERS.

An American trade journal writes thus | lovingly of itself and its confreres as j vehicles for -advertisements to the trade addressed.- - •*■;:.* An • advertisement in your business paper has most of the merits and none of the vices of commercial travellers, besides mariy advantages that are entirely • ■'■' its dwrii 'If travels in all directions at once, and. 1 visits your customers each month. It interests : them in every town, and is building tip the general prosperity, while' it is faithfully transacting your -particularbusiness; •■'■'■■ -j : ,y ~!**..* y*lt- t-JkSwiti. 1 thousandsof tongues,. .*<-*• dk&'h&f dtits hparersv J>*,C.yi^_:t^sntttget v dTtihk. ; ti«." *a pWy billiards, pool, or 100. t ••!••'•- - H bsng-in" any-' supplementary *£*&&> 4fc-fty biM'of -■ ■■•: ■' ? It'reqnires no ** commissions." It doeSn't swell round on the credit and name of your house. ylUr neyer gets mad and threatens to, transfer its good-will to a competitor in business. It-never sets up in business for itself on it has built up at your expense or has artfully filched from you. It; doesn't add so .much to your expenses as r to reduce to zero the margin you 'to offer good customers.: Iff .mSHy' of ■ c ' v • '• It Wings* customers to you and' makes them your personal 'fribrias.