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Is your product one that discriminating
people will prefer and buy?
Where are the discriminating people who
will buy your product and hew may they
be reached most economically?
Inte every city and hamlet the vast sales
organization of The Curtis Publishing
Company has gene, seeking discriminat
ing people who would buy Curtis Publi
cations without price concessions.
Curtis workers were net allowed te offer
cut prices or premiums or special offers
They were net allowed te sell en any
installment plan they were required te
sell the publications en their merit alone.
Today five million copies go into homes
of discriminating people who have pre
ferred Curtis Publications and have
paid for them at the regular price.
This market has been wen by years of
effort. Today the manufacturer seeking
distribution can utilize for himself the
accomplishment of these years of effort.
Advertising pages of Curtis Publications
open the doers for his message te discrim
inating families who buy merchandise en
the basis of quality.
The Circulation of Curtis Publications
5,000,000 Copies
The Saturday Evening Pest
The Ladies' Heme Journal .
The Country Gentleman .
Total Curtis Publications .
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2,225,000
1,925,000
850,000
5,000,000
Curtis circulation covers virtually every city, town and hamlet
in the country, and reaches thai class in each community which
has a determining influence en the sale of merchandise.
THE CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY
INDEPENDENCE SQUARE, PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA
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