Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 42, 19 December 1909 — Page 18

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lfo.ii lf 191Q, to JrinV 15, 191(D Anyone living on the rural routes in Wayne and adjoining countiesTcan obtain a years subscription to the Palladium for the low rate of $2.00, a discount of 20 per cent This opportunity will be open beginning Jan. 1 1910, and ending Jan. 15, 1910, a period of 15 days. This Bargain Period is open to new and old subscribers alike. If you are now a subscriber to the Palladium, this is the time to renew your subscription at the low price, of $200. N The rate will remain $2.50 before and after the Bargain Periodl If you are not a subscriber to the Palladium at present, don't let this opportunity go by. It means a saving to you of 50c on a years subscription to the Palladium.; An opportunity for you to get all the "news of interest to the farmers, for a whole year for only $2.00, 50c off the regular price. The Palladium, Wayne County's Jeading newspaper, will continue to improve its news facilities. It will endeavor to give particularly the news of interest to its subscribers living on the Rural Routes. It has long had the reputation of being not only the leading paper in Richmond, but of being the Farm Paper of Wayne County. To retain this reputation it will leave nothing undone to please its Rural Route patrons. -r You should remember the dates, Jan. 1 to Jan. 15. Send in your subscription early by money order or check, and receipt in full for one years subscription will be sent you. The Palladium wantsv every farmer in the vicinity of Richmond to become a regular reader, and to this end makes this proposition.

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