Thus the recently elected mayor of a Westralian mining town :— " Gintlemen, the praspiotor is the mon we should hilp aloDg. He goea oat in the wild country wid a pick and shovel in one hand and a waterbag in the other, and sometimes his loife in the other, to foind the prlshes metal. He goes out in the back country where whoite man had niver been, and orpens It up for those that oome before him and those that oome after." A party who has been continuously advertising sail recently :— " I advertise to be known— to keep known. I employ salesman to Bell my goods. Ido not want my representatives to enter any place and on presenting his card have said to him: "I never heard of your house ; how long have you been in business? We recognise that publicity is capital, and we spend hundreds of pounds to keep our house before the public, and our salesmen have a great advantage over rivals who do not §99 the Tf^OfpnblMfr,'' '
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Bruce Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 3030, 24 January 1899, Page 8
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170Page 8 Advertisements Column 2 Bruce Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 3030, 24 January 1899, Page 8
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