Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-10
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The inserviews published today viii b
found Of absorbing interest to every mai
or woman who has the beet Interests Of Al
gasta 1t heaYt.
c. N. Mason,
fhe noted one price eletisief is not only III.
psoprietos Of q asylel store and mo.lsi aacI
cisy's heavy and persistent slvertisers III
ssid TO JaaRxs reporter My trasis
was unusually large, most remarkably 40
and, although, il Is bard 10 prove such {
thing. ! believe my advertising bad a grczl
deal u DO with ii n | did not thiak al
veytisipg paid would NOT continue. 4
may be added that Mr. Mason was lib
erai patron OF the columns OF both tho
D4n.r Kgxxgrss JormskL and ike spec.
isi holiday nanber Of the WtsgLf.
psyiss 8 cssshIis
are enterpsising business men and scientific
advertisers Of considerable experience not
0Alf iU thfif tthE G1-fHtHf tkt Afht1 ivy S'ss
In the West where thxy are pushing De-
vines Hair Grower ~ith great success.
I'VE believe In method in advertising,
said Mr.. Deyine. sand we are convinced that
II system IL pursued il will pay well.
For example, we pursae a certain system in
using our space In the DaiLT ksxsEBEG
JouxsaI. We did not vary il very much at
Christmas time except To run for short
apresaftfg We ~
trace the benefits received alt through the
year and the cumulative effects. as well a.
the special, were noticeable during the hol-
days, for. In spite Of the fact that We made
no speciality Of Christmas goods we did a
large business even for the holiday season.
Our endeavor il no push our general busl-
ness especially our prescription department
and think we have sscceeded.N
Ths Hsaiiss.oa Clothing Co.
A JorssaL reporter called on 5. l..
Huntington at the new and large store Of
The Huntington Clothing Co. Mr.. Hunt
ington il a thorough. original and careful
advertiser. He said, "Our trade was large,
and was most satisfactory, while do not
think advertising was entirely responsible
for this IT had large share. The secrets of
success in trade are, first, good stock !;
second. n good location and Inst but not
least advertising. I consider the newspapers
the best medium, and the kssSEREc Jprg-
NAL the best OF them all
r. ". Matthew's
is the popular and successful proprietor of
the largest hat store on the Kennebec my
Christmas trade in winter goods, especially
in furs, was very good when the weather
we had is considered. ! advertised in the
kEssEBEc Journal and think it pail"
Mrs.. n. r. Tibbeth
Is the prosperous proprietor of a large mil
linery, fancy good ami ladies' furnishing
store and IL a courageous and thoughtful
advertiser. She said to Jot RNAL reporter
My Christmas trade was exceedingly large
better than for years past in fact. IL the
weather had been better the trade wonld
have been phenomenal. There was an m
usually large amount Of outside trade.
advertised in both the DAILf and WfeeLl
kExsEngc Jo,ryAl and am thoroughly
convinced that il was one Of my best paying
investments"
Lord L Lowell
are Young and successful firm doing q
heavy iewclry business and are persisten, and
skilful advertisers. Mr.. II. 7. Lowell of
the firm said. -'Our trade was large, vers
large. and We are satisfied that our adser-
Using was largely responsible for this.
u. D. Roweii & Co.
are the successful AMI hustling proprietor
of the great and 10 cent bargain store
Mr.. RowelI said TO ,I"rENAL reporter, at
was our first Christmas in Augusta but I
must say that our trade exceeded nv best
hopes. when the weather is considered. |
advertised in both the daily and weekly
editions Of the KrSNrBEc JougStL and am
thoroughly satisfied that both have paid
r. u. Beale & Co.
4 Journal reporter saw Mr.. +. II
Bealc, the head of the firm of f. H. Bealc
& Co, proprietor Of the large book store.
No. 203 Water street. Mr., Beale said,
"Our Christmas trade was larger than that
for several years past. We advertised in
the DaitY kKS~rnEc JouESAt and am
convinced that ii paid US.
o. Williamson.
One of the best known, longest cstab-
lished and most successful men in Augusta
Is Mr.. orrin Williamson. the wholesale and
retail hardware dealer and the steam and
hot water heater man. His trade previous
to Christmas was very good and he SAYS
that his advertising in the JorRSAi. which
is quite large in amount, paid well.
:. L. Weber
needs no introduction to tugustans as his
grocery store has long ranked well up
among the best. MY Christmas trade was
unusually large. | moved down here To
increase NV trade but II was larger at
Christmas time than had any expectation
of | advertised in the Daily kennebec
JorsSAL and have not the least doubt but
that il has paid me.
n. n. Bachelor.
the well known carriage man, satd 'bf
course Christmas did not effect my business
much but | have had . good trade so far.
Yes, advertising pays and | am satisfied
with the returns from my advertisement in
the DAiLt KrNSsBtc Ior1sSM.
A. n. Wight
has hcen for many years n heavy and Sue
ecssful dealer in watches, clocks and jewel
nv He said TO .IouRx,L reporter, My
Christmas trade was larger than for many
years back. While, on account of the
weather. there was but little country trade
there wa. great deal of business from the
places Immediately adjacent to Augusta and
think the large volume of advertising pat
out BY our traders was largely responsible
for this. am convinced that my own al
,ertising paid.
n. r. Randall.
the painter and decorator said, My trade
..xl .Jx.r.,sa1 IN tho I.nX
NEHEc JouKSAL and believe that i, pays
me
Williams 4 Sons
are among our most successful groeers.
"our trade nj Christmas time was much
better than We thought was possible with
the weather We had. 1t was so cold that
there was bu. little outside marketing, vet,
nevertheless. We are thoroughly satisfied
that our advertising in the kESNsprc 'loUR-
Nat paid This was what Mr.. George W
Williams told Journal reporter.
The J. E. Fuller Co.
Mr.. j. +. Fuller the successful and enter
prising head of the large grocery house of
the ]. E. Fullcf Co. said to JorR>u re-
porter. We rad a special advertisement on
cigars. We sold more than We expected
and arr convinced that ~ paid.
[. J. Marden,
the successful and popular East Side candy
man said to JouRSsL reporter, My hoii-
day trade We. the best | have ever had.
have advertised in the Danny hs>SEBte
.leuRSsL since | went into business and 1t
has paid me well"
c. 3. Murphy.