The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20

acter of the men interested in the com pany. and I fnd among them some Of the best and most responsible men In the world. and I am going to be wiser in my old age than I was in my youth. J Everywhere we SO we hear of men, responsible business men. advising their friends to let Marconi stock alone. and we invariably find that such advice Is given by men who know nothing about the system. of it's management or prog ress. and we hunt than up and ask them to give us chance to convince them of the error of their Judgment. Sometimes they are fair minded enough to rive us | chance to do so and when they do we generally convert them.
 Some men never make up their minds for themselves, they always ask others opinions and advice. and without com- Ing to see what we have to show them or without making any inquiry what ever. take somebody's else opinion for 1t.
 But you. reader are surely too wise to distrust your own judgment. too brave to be afraid to listen to reason and,sound sense?
 No harm can come to you from giving ear to the exposition of the Marconi Wireless Telegraph system; no danger threatens you if you investigate 1t and learn for yourself what it does now what 1t promises to do in the future.
 We invite you to come and see what we have to show you and to hear what we have to tell you. Whether you be- come Marconi stockhoider or not Is :. matter between you and your pocket book. We want you to come and see if you believe in the possible ultimate destiny of our system.
 We promise to give you food for thought and proof absolute that the Marconi system of wireless telegraph will perform any service now performed by the wire teiegraphs.
 We want you if you are s man of sober sense, and Judgment, of intelli- gence and discrimination. If you are merely purse proud. sufficient ig- noramus. we don't want you.
 We shall also give you an opportunity to subscribe for some of the stock. If but your own.
 The first exhibition of the Maroon Wireless telegraph ever given In Bir- mingham will be given on Monday evening, next. March 1s, at the new High school Auditorium. at { o'clock.
 No, charge is made for admission and no one will he .importuned to subscribe for stock; we will merely show you that wires are no longer necessary for tele- graphing and that the introduction of the wireless means an enormous saving to the public and greater profit to the company; we will show you that the company has progressed mere rapidIy than any other electrical enterprise ever inaugurated and that its commer- cial establishment Is growing at rate unprecedented In history: we will prove this by actual photographic presenta- tiops showing the stations of the com pafly in all parts of the world on shore and on ship; we will answer any and all questions that may be asked, and if you are too tinid to speak out in pub lis and ask questions then you may write them out and hand them to one Of the attendants and the lecturer will answer them for you.
 We court the fullest and freest inves. tisation.
 We shall open an ofice at the Hotel Hiliman for the purpose of receiving applications for the stock.
 ". A. RYAN. Representing
 MONROE 6 MONROE. Managers for the Mareeni Underwriters,
 New Exchange Hotel.