The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-06

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anyone else
If you want two copies daily, pay
for them. Don't expect to get one
COPY at your home and another at the
State Journal office, free by calling for
it. Don't ask it. We can't afford it.
If we continue this pictorial daily edl-
ton we must be economical in every
respect save waste, do away with
deadheads of all kinds and exercise
strietest care to make every expendl-
ture count. This is an experiment
If you are an advertiser, you will be
supplied with the proofs of your adj
vertisements you mood for the heads
of your departments. But don't expect
to get a dozen papers free if you have
an advertisement in the paper
The state Journal doesn't want to be
close or small about this matter, but
we pay for everything we get our
selves. and we have the right to de-
mand that our patrons pay us. If you
don't want the paper, don't take 1t;
but if you do want it, it is certainly
worth the two cents a copy, or the ten
cents per week we ask If you want
two COPIES daily downtown, pay for
them. Don't expect to get an extra copy
free Just because you may not be gong
home that night: don't ask us this II
Won want an extra copy of the State
Journal. and we hope you will frequent
w. give the newsboy two cents for 1t,
five cents for Saturdays double num-
Der.
The newsboys need the money to
help them get through school and bust
ness college. and to help support far.i-
lies in some cases.
Don't deprive them of their well earn
ed pennies by asking the office fer any
free papers.
The page picture which we give to-
day in colors is known as slim Jim
Touring Europe" II is intensely in
teresting. In today's paper he is going
through Holland by auto. This comic
is one of the incest. cleanest comics
ever nrintcd See page 1G this paper.
It is not used in colors by any Kan
sas paper nor by any Kansas City
daily at all, black or coIors. The pres
ident of the concern which supplies
the state Journal exclusively with
these colored pictures is an exemplary
gentleman. and by the way, he is at
times a teacher of a Sunday school
class IN the w COSlCA L SSCS - -e---
church in the suburbs of st. Louis.
He will not permit anything offensive,
vulgar or brutal to appear in his comic
ma ges. so no reader may be afraid TO
have these comic pages appear in his
home. There will be no danger that
anv member Of his family viii be con-
taninated by enjoying a good laugh
over .sSlin Jim Some day soon
.Slira jim will continue his laughab'e
Journey through Europe.
IF the paper is not worth two cents
to YOU. don't take it at all and if you
want it every day you can buy the
noon edition for two cents and have
the city edition, which will often be
many pages larger than the noon edi-
ton, for ten cents per week delivered
at your home by carrier.
The noon edition is printed primar-
ily for circulation in the surrounding
towns reached by trains leaving To-
pelza between 1870 a. m. and PAS
p. m. o'clock, such as Carbonate,
Scranton, Burlingame, Usage City. Wa
mego. Junction City. Manhattan, Will
Jamestown, Lawrence, etc, etc, and at
least fifty other Kansas towns.
We have also decided to sell this
paper on the streets of Topeka by
newsboys only at two cents per copy.
Don't pay more.
The noon paper is entirely different
from the last regular city edition and
is entirely different from the regular
city edition issued about O'Clock
daily.
The paper we confidently believe, is
the best noon edition ever issued in
Topeka 1t contains important news
and markets that have not yet been
printed by any other paper in the state
or Kansas city for circulation in Kan
sas or Topeka.
You can buy this paper for two
cents a copy or have the city edition
delivered at your office or place of
residence by the carrier at the rate Of
ten cents per week, ten pages or more
every day, with a double number on
Saturday.
If you want this paper to succeed,
buy the noon edition for two cents
from some newsboy regularly and also get
the city edition. which will be twice
the size of this edition tonight, that
is twenty pages. at your home or Of
flee by carrier.
1t is the state Journals earnest de-
sire to supply every demand in Topeka
or Kansas for the field it covers; name
ly. from IL o'clock in the morning I'M
til Il O'Clock at night on every day but
Sunday.
The Capital has the exclusive local
Sunday paper and a good one too. in
Topeka and we do not care to inter
fere with their territory in Topeka on
that day.
Noon edition is not delivered by car
rier, but sold only by newsboys. OF