The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-20
THE ADVERTISERS
 CHRISTMAS EDITION
Some Kindly Things Said Apprecave Contemporaries

p~~%~>~~~~~~~~>>~>E| broad land; It was q master piece of from beginning to end. The Advertiser is a fine paper through all the time, and not only when it puts big edition.-Abbe- vile News The Christmas edition of The Montgom- cry Advertiser. issued on the 18th, was the most complete paper ever published tained seventy-six pages. and covered the world. We are proud of Grandma. and wish we had space to speak more fully or sent out with this mammoth paper is worthy a place in any home, and our Old Lady has framed it for her best room. Others have done likewise. Long live l The Advertiser-Moulton Advertiser. The Sunday edition of The Montgom- aens tSe any dsss of the South. It covers as wide a scope l of interesting matter. as is possible .a crowd into one edition; It Is repiete worthy of being filed for reference, as well as a souvenir of our States progress and prosperity.-Guntersville Democrat.
 Seldom excelled in the nation, never equaled in the State is our verdict on last Sundays Advertiser (the Christmas ful of the news of the day from all parts of the wprld, interspersed with historic | reminiscehces and choice holiday tales. l "old lady" has done herself proud" and | deserves the highest praise. and we gladly | pass up ''the cake" to her. May her | shadow never grow less."-Clanton Union. l The Montgomery Advertiser issued, on l the 18th. mammoth Christmas number | of seventy-slx pages, which contains | much valuable information and facts con- l fv1erf hn of n'S nlE a aG~ ent. and the leading topics of the day are | handled by experienced writers. This is l a masterpiece of newspaper enterprise and eclipses all former efforts of Grand | ma. ma."-Edwardsville News Il The big Christmas number of The Mont | gomery Advertiser was one of the largest | and best gotten up papers ever issued | from any Southern city. In fact it was l not excelled by but one paper in the United States and that was by The New Advertiser and Montgomery on their bril- l liant success in this big edition of seven- | ty-six pages.-Headland Post. The Christmas edition of The Montgom- cry Advertiser was one of the bast papers | that ever was published in the State. It | was chuck full of interesting matter and | what was equally as good, to the business | department. paying advertisements. The Advertiser of last Sunday and the same paper of a quarter of century ago were very different papers.-Selma Times. The Christmas edition of The Mont gomery Advertiser issued last Sunday the 18th, is nothing more than we expected mode sr f ., she ss rsSsnx matter and beautifully displayed adver- tisements. The Advertiser Is ably edited, we'll managed, consequently a financial success Her home Is one of the prettiest corner buildings in our capital city, and long may her present owners live to enjoy this and many more Christmas editions Attalla Mirror
 The Montgomery Advertiser of the 18th was a great credit to its publishers and the State of Alssama It contained sev- line was of interest. The paper will do to file away for future reference Among the many readable articles was Sunshine in Alabama by Wellington Vandiver, of Talladega. Congratulations, friends of The Advertiser. over your great newspa- , per success. Do 1t again. Your efforts will be appreciated.-o Mountain Home.
 The Sunday issue, seventy-six pages, of number. is not only a magnificent speei- men of the modern newspaper, but it's entire makeup was feat in journalism credItable to any of the great metropoli- graphic news report and all. local current events. it has number of splendidly written articles of historical value, inter esting sketches of prominent Alabamians of today. and several special articles. The Advertiser is great paper.-Huntsvllle Mercury.
 The Christmas edition of The Montgom- cry Advertiser issued last Sunday was a hummer We prize our "one little girl in red" and will look at her every day next year. The seventy-six calibre edition was entertaining, instructive and valuable, rich in illustrations and ridiculous in It's Grandma Grand ni doing ga anything I shoddy? An oS- servant subscriber is, however, anxious to know if the young lady reproduced in the art calendar is from Honolulu.- Washington County News.
 We newspaper people always expect something good from Grandma Adverti- ser. and we were not disappointed in the special Christmas edition of seventy-six pages of last Sunday. The issue contain ed many meritorious and readable special | features. The appeal for the poor of Montgomery by Bruc Keennedy City Ed itor of The Advertiser, shows that even the hardened city newspaper worker does not get all the heart crushed out of him by the years of grinding toil.-Opelika Post.
 The biggest thing we have seen in the way of a newspaper was the Christmas Edition of The Montgomery Advertiser, issued last Sunday morning. It contained seventy-six pages, 5S2 columns. It con
 
 which is an evidence that 1t was not financial failure by any means. It is an evidence of the faith Montgomery busi- ness men have in that paper as an ad- | vertising medium, as well as 1t shows The Advertisers ability to issue a paper. -CoVington News.
 The Montgomery Advertiser on Sunday last printed a Christmas edition which comes to us in six sections of seventy-six pages. The edition has been very liberal ly patronized by the large advertisers who have shown their appreciation of the Opportunity offered by taking whole pages. In addition to the full news of the day there are a great many special articles of interest to the general reader and Ala bamians in particular, with the usual amount of Christmas stories and other graduated upon this evidence of It's pro- gressiveness and on the ability shown to produce SO creditable a special edition.- Mobile Register.
 The Montgomery, (Ala.), Advertiser, on Sunday. presented to its many readers a Christmas edition of seventy-slx pages, which means 532 columns of reading mat ter and advertisements. The Advertiser, which is a leader of public opinion in Alabama, and is known far beyond its special field, demonstrates it's energy and skill by this special edition and. at the same time by the great amount of ad- vertising it is able to display in its col umns, shows that it is fully appreciated by the business men of Montgomery. All the sevnty-six pages are filled with inter esting news and other reading matter and x1tffa ctr five a1t nfd Tha- A A