THE NEWSPAPER—HOW TO USE IT.

Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 75, 6 March 1883, Page 3

THE NEWSPAPER— HOW TO USE IT.

••■ — • : A good newspaper Is a money saver. > If you want to seU or buy anything you anay see the current price in a newspaper, •and foh. will also see what you might; want advertised. Yon don't have to take hearsay, and thus suffer from mistakes .md delays; you just turn to your paper, ; and know all you wish to find out. You will often save the subscription cost of your papfer by on* single order lor goods. You wil 'O'ften'ftnd -chatfces for good bar- -- gains advertisedithat cannot be found in |ny other: way. : Every good citken should take a jjood paper? he owes it to his .ountry,, his- family, and his .wa selfre.pect md interest. The . beat newspape* adds to the general wealth and prosperity of : the place, as well as in.cre«ses>t_e reputation of the town. It henefits all who haye business, enhances the Talue of property, and tt benefits you an every way. It increases your trade '-, St cautions against imposition; it saves •you from; Jos- it warasyou of danger; at points' -out different, advantages and iniia^seijourjpr^Jti., . If jffl_*w|t such •a vapee, ybu must not. consider it an act . . <jf Shanty to -upport if, but as a*pea_ts.to fai-^iieyb^VowTi s^^^:*!^^"'-™ t -of the'place in which you live.-- Frispo •.■ :^ os^ 77/7. .'■'•''. 7 7 "'77