Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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*- ■ . ' ' J- tHUMPAY, iANPAKI CTH, lft7. ynyu iarnwkllT \ . . f / ■x-'. ^ - * M V- u 1 >• '» ,4 ' - i V ■ i Turnovers «» # ' * * • * ■ j ^ ^ ^ are in your newspaper! Here is a Simple Problem in Mercantile Mathematics- and the way to its solution! r T' H E average American family 1 spends as a minimum .$21.63 a year for women’s shoe* alone. w,- THE newspaper that is preferred by a family is the strongest means of contact between that family and any merchant desiring that family’s trade.. It is said that such a newspaper de livers the family buying power. HOW large in dollars and cents * is the smallest possible shoe market de livered by this newspaper? -The ad- ' verlising department of this news paper can help you determine that accurately. IN that market the shoe merchant will discover many turnovers which . he can obtain for himself by con sistent and persistent cultivation. . - ' *• . " . • .i If You Want to Keep on THE same is true of the clothing merchant, the furniture merchant— the merchant in every - line of busi ness in this city. Cover Your Entire Market SEARCH out every possible turn over. Determine what this- news paper may deliver to you in turn overs drawn not from this city alone but from the entire broad field cover ed as a unit by this newspaper each week. . ' DO not invest in newspaper adver tising merely to pamper your self-es teem. Go into it wisely and with determination to make it deliver more of its wealth of turnovers to you. « • • i. You’ve Got to Keep on Telling ’Em t * ‘ . Barnwell, READ FOR PROFITS South Carolina —USE FOR RESULTS *r. 't' 1 jtt ^ « ■ 4 - •* - - :-F BP ■ . . t '1