The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-07-05
THE GOLD LEAF,
If You Don't See What You Want,
Ask for 1t.

Under the title, IF You Don't See
What You Want. Ask for 1t, the
Manufacturers Record, Of Baltimore,
has recently issued n leaflet referring
to the interest with which many peo-
pie study it's advertising pages (as
everybody should study the advcr-
Using columns Of all nrwspapcrs) in
which it says:
John f. Cox, mayor OF Lakeland, Fla.
in a letter to the Manufacturers Record
under date OF May 29th, says:
The information that have gained from
reading the ads in the Manufacturers Rec
ord is worth more than the subscription
price for q whole year YOu are doing good
work for the South.
We welcome Mr. Cox to the ranks OF
the readers Of the Manufacturers Record
who find it's advertising pages OF SO much
interest and value. As recently said, a
man who wants real information about
almost anything that relates To business
possibilities can find it in the - to 100
advertising pages OF this paper. These
pages constitute great medium Df com
iuunicatiOn between buyer and seller. 10
the seller they are invaluable if he wants
to dispose of his machinery, his water
power, his timber property, his factory
sites or the skill OF his trained experience
and bis knowledge Of how to do things,
whether the doing Of things means the
planning Of "a mill, the building OF water
works Or the building Of anything where
technical knowledge is required. 10 the
buyer these advertising pages are equally
as important. If he wants any line OF
machinery made by any one OF thous-
sand or more of the foremost concerns OF
America; il he wants the highest techni
cal skill III engineering or iii accounting
il he wants to make investments or to
know where to find investors; if he wants
to secure II location for factories or Il
water-pOwer; the materials for building
a railroad or II saw mill; ii he wants the
relative value of different building mate
rails; if he is thinking about investments
in coal or timber or other mineral prop
critics he can find all OF these things in
our advertising pages.
The dictionary and the encyclopedia
are no more essential to the student or
to the man who wants to know things
and know them right than are the adj
vertising pages of the Manufacturers
RecOm to the tens of thousands OF peO-
pie not only in the South, but elsewhere,
who ut times have occasion to look for
iiSl the tUlUSbcONfEpl Ill our
columns. 1t matters not what you may
want to buy in the way Of machinery or
equipment or supplies or technical skill
or timber or mineral properties, il you
cannot find what Won are after in these
pages, write to the Manufacturers Rec
ord and we will put you in touch with
out cost with the people who can pro-
vide what you want. This point is Illus
trated by letter from the Electric Man
ufacturing and Equipment Company, OF
Atlanta, who write us.
We would be pleased to be put in touch
with parties III position to furnish blue Yer
mont marble and switchboard panels fin
ished to size.
Here is II case in which the exact thing
that was wanted was not found in our
advertising columns and so the Electric
Manufacturing and Equipment Company
wrote to know if the Manufacturers
Record could put them in touch with the
right people This we did, and to any of
our readers. whether subscribers or not,
we are at all times glad to furnish in
formation Of this character, bringing
their wants to the attention of those
who can supply them, and this, too, Of
course, purely as matter Of news, with
out any cost for doing it.
Get in the habit OF studying these ever
interesting and ever-changing pages and
of following the old advice of the store
keeper: "If you don't see what you want,
ask for it, -