The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-28
WHAT THEY ALL SAY
The Standards" Special Premium
Catches the Peoples Eye.
1T is A VALUABLE WORK
Men Who Have Travelled and Seen
Much OF the Worlds Greatness
Say the Book Stands Without
an Equal Anywhere.
llT IS A VALUABLE WORK

10 say tnat the Stanoaru premium -
Catching on to the popular wave Is
putting 1t mildly. Everybody Is pleased
with them and wants one. The book
Scenes of the World with its bevel
edge and embossed covers. rich binding
beautiful. clean-cut half-tone pictures and
compact form. make 1t an elegant and
useful gift for all. A few of the opinions
of the work. given by prominent citizens
of Butte. taken at random, are quoted to
show how 1t appears to them. and how
the efforts of the Standard in giving such
a work of art to its patrons Is appreci-
ated.
Librarian John z. Davies OF the Butte
Public Library says: 81 have examined
with much interest the Anaconda Stand
ards premium book. Sights and Scenes
of the World by E. L. Raymond.
have been much pleased with the selec-
ton and arrangement of the work. and.
while there are over 800 views. one longs
for more. I believe the illustrations stand
out clearer and are more liflike than in
any other work Of the kind have exam
ined. 1t Is an excellent book"
]. II. Leyson, In speaking of the Stand
ard premium book. says: "It is a wonder
full book, and how the Standard can af-
ford to give 1t as a premium is one OF the
things which / cannot see. In every de-
tail the book is most excellent: the
strong bevel edge cover boards. we'll I'm
ished binding and compact form make 1t
a book suited to any library or any ones
home, while the clearness, softness of
tone and attention to detail which marks
Its views throughout make 1t a veritable
art treasure. Many of the places shown
in the views of both America and Europe
I have visited personally, and I must, say
that they are clear-cut, natural and most
excellent views of the buildings and
places they reproduce. 1t Is an excellent
work and as a premium offer far leads
anything have yet seen. congratulate
the Standard for its enterprise"
Postmaster James II. Lynch says: 1T
is a great work and feel greatly pleased
with the enterprise the Standard has
shown IN placing such an excellent prem
ium before IT'S subscribers, and the people
of Butte and Montana should show their
appreciation of 1t in a hearty and SUBJ
stantial manner. That such a work of
art should be given free is indeed a won
der. The binding of the work is excel
lent, its compact form and beautiful,
clear-cut views make 1T a work to grace
the home of any man. Many of the views
1 have seen personally, and they are most
lifelike and are recognizable on the in
slant Words of mine cannot add to the
value of the work, but / cannot but ex-
press my hearty appreciation of the
Standards enterprise in giving away
such a beautiful premium to its pa
trons.'
Hon. z. B. Howell says: THE Stand
ards Sights and Scenes of the World Is
a very elegant premium. I don't see how
they can afford 10 give such a book but
suppose they know what they are ABOUT"
Hon. Frank Stevens says: THE book Is
a compact, well-bound volume. and in
every respect a premium to be desired. 1t
is well bound. serviceable and we'll look
ing. 1t is a good premium"
z. w. Harvey says: TT is a very neat
substantial work. and dts pages are filled
with places of historic interest 1t is a
frst-class premium in my opinion"
Godfrey Lavell says of the work: In
the short time have had to look 1T over
I find II a book to be desired in every re-
spect, and through IT'S pages one can find
many views of interest. both of the Old
World and the New. 1t Is a premium to
be proud Of"
Assistant Postmaster T. .Flavin says:
THE Standard premium is all right, and
the Standard is all right. Push 'em
along"
Alderman George F. Pascoe says of the
Standards premium: 1T Is a nice book,
well bound. and the views are fine AS a
premium It ranks first-class and the
Standard shows it's enterprise In giving
its subscribers such a valuable work"
William Day says: IN is grand, excel
lent, and consider IT worth SO alone"
w. T. jackson says: THE Standard
Sights and Scenes of the World r. the
finest thing in the shape of a premium I
have ever seem"
Clerk of the Court H. A. Neidenhofen:
The Standards premium is all right and
every one should have st. 1t beats any
thing have seem"
Clerk and Recorder c. O. johnson:
The premium which the Standard Is CIV
ting away Is well bound and Is a most ex-
cellent work"
c. 8. HILL, depty County treasurer: THE
Standard Sights and Scenes of the
World Is a good work and should be pos
sessed by everyone"
Frank warfield. deputy assessor OF Sill
yer Bow county. says: ''It is a fine work
and should be in every home. The Stand
ard Is certainly giving ITS patrons a run
for their money"
z. s. Paxson. the well-known artist,
says. in speaking of the Standards
Sights and Scenes Of the World" 1T
is an elegant thing and a frst-class prem
ium: Il is well bound and the pictures
1t contains are certainly instructive; they
are good and clear and far superior to
anything OF the kind have yet seen. The
entire lot of Illustrations have evidently
been taken from new plates and stand
out In clear relief. 1t is an excellent
work. Is the Standard premium, and
should be In every home. / have no hes
itation dn saying n Is the best work of
the kind have ever seen"
Fred G. Anderson says: The entire
work is gotten up in first-class shape and
the pictures OF such places as 1 myself