The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-05
lust ONE DAYS WORK
Standard Solicitors Bring to the
Office 1888 New Names.
IT'S AN UNTOUCHED RECORD
Canvassers VIII Call To-Day. and
In Order to Get the News of
the World Don't Fall to Sub
scribe-Don't Delay.

Two hundred and thirty-three is che
sum total of the new subscribers to the
Standard obtained by solicitors in
Butte yesterday. IT is az achievement
of which not only the Standard, but
every employee OF 1t may well be proud.
1t is a result which not only reflects
credit on the energy of the solicitors,
but reflects credit likewise on all those
who have worked TO make the Stand
ard what lit is; who have placed bt in
the forefront Of Northwestern news
papers, so that when a man subscribes
for the Standard he knows in advance
that Ut Is no experiment which he may
feel sorry for; he knows when he sub
scrfbes that he is going to get the best
there is going in the shape of a news
paper. Other local newspapers send
solicitors around for new subscribers
every now and then. By making prom
ises of what the paper is going to be,
they succeed in increasing the subscrfp-
ton list "a little for a time. They prom
Use that the local news force is to be
strengthened" that the paper will, in
the future. be more careful in it's "spe-
cial Rothschild service" and try ITO get
in nothing but the exact news, and that
In both, editorial and telegraphic feat
ures, THE paper will be improved. On
the strength of these representations
ly, i'm getting new subscribers. They
consent to take the paper by way of
experiment. They have been fooled be-
fore, but they think they may win out
this time and get something as good
as they know The STANDARD is. They
always get fooled. They are bound to
be. The Standard has always been in
the lead In Montana; ii is in the lead
now, and will always be in the lead.
Whatever would-be rivals may do in
the way of Strengthening" their forces
or increasing their service, 1T can al
ways be depended on ITO be a lit tile bet
ter, litltle ahead, little in advance.
When you subscribe for the Standard
you do not try an experiment. You get
the very best there Is, not only for the
present, but always. You can always
depend on THE Standard ITO be more en-
terprising, more wide-awake, more up
to the times than any other paper that
is printed lin the Rocky mountain re-
gion. 1t never takes a step backwards.
The Standard this year is better than
the Standard last year. The Standard
this month is better than the Standard
of last month, and you can depend on
1t that the Standard of the future is GO
ing to keep right on irnproving. as NJ
has always done in 1.-The past. The
Standard does not stop Ito breathe or
rest, or think about ii, as some papers
in this section do. 1t does not make a
Doom and then SIP back into the same
old rut. The Standard does not do that
IT keeps moving and when other pap
ers fix their eye on THE Standards las
months record, dmitade it, and think
they have caught UP to it this month,
they always find that the Standard
has kept on moving just the same and
is as far in advance as ever.
There is only one Standard. There
are other newspapers, but there
is only one Standard. There Us no use
travelling Through this world with a
second class article when you can get
the best In the market for Lhe same
money. Take the Standard and get all
the news and get it right.
One hundred and eighty Is a good
many subscribers to get in the City of
Butte in one day. That was the mark
which the Standard set in its canvas
one day last July. That did very well
last July, but the Standard keeps
growing, and and so a new mark was
set yesterday. Ut is 233, and no other
paper canvassing i'm Butte ever got
within Is per cent. of that figure in
any one day.
The solicitors of THE Standard will
be around again to-day. They will call
on you. Don't delay them, get your
name on the list and have the best
that there lis while you are about 1t.
It's good thing. Push Ut along