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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 10, 1920)
Egg?-.-.. 1HKW 1 I' I If II 11 t,5 I I . II II II II SI THE MORNING OREGONIAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY lO. 1930 21 Saving to You If You Read and Become a Party to Made This Day of Opportunity Unparalleled in Northwest History Between mm "Portland's Fastest Growing Newspaper," and lb 'IT That, The Portland Telegram agrees to deliver, for one full year by mail, to any part of Oregon, Washington, the Great Northwest or the United States, in consideration of the stipulated sum of Witnesseth: (Three Dollars and Ninety - Five Cents Jj MORE THAN THREE HUNDRED complete newspapers, containing' all the news worth printing. More than three hundred big- daily Cable Reports from Telegram, Chicago Tribune and New York Times correspondents. MORE THAN THREE HUNDRED complete daily Associated Press reports from correspondents all over the globe, wired in and printed on the day the news breaks. MORE THAN THREE HUNDRED big Comic and Features pages (two big pages each Saturday), containing a thousand laughs, with Mutt and Jeff, the Gumps, Little Mary Mixup and Joe. MORE THAN THREE HUNDRED Home Feature pages for women. MORE THAN THREE HUNDRED Magazine pages for women. MORE THAN THREE HUNDRED Complete Market pages, replete with financial news. MORE THAN THREE HUNDRED Sporting pages, faithfully chronicling everything in the sporting world worth while. MORE THAN T H R E E HUN D R E D Oregon Suburban pages, containing news from The Telegram's live-wire staff of correspondents. MORE THAN T H.R EE HUNDRED Editorial pages, with their regular fea tures, such as A Line o' Type, or Two, Dr. Evans' health series and McCall's car toons, in addition to sound discussion of current issues. FIFTY-TWO big Automobile Sections (each Wednesday). FIFTY-TWO Departments of Real Estate ' News (each Wednesday). FIFTY-TWO Farm Departments, with news from agricultural districts and ar . tides of value to the farmer. FIFTY-TWO big Industrial Sections, pub lished each Saturday, giving the news of Oregon's industries. FIFTY-TWO issues of Dave Hazen's paper for ex-doughboys, "The Fightin' Fools." Scores of other daily and weekly features too numerous to mention. The Best Newspaper Bargain ever offered in Oregon or the Northwest. iff Wxe 1 In Witness Whereof: said Portland Telegram sets its seal and pledges its subscribers The Best Newspaper in Portland The Telegram Bargain Price of $3.95 Paid-in-Advance An nual Subscription is effective January 10th. The offer closes February 10th. Delay may lose you this big bargain. USE THIS BLANK CLIP IT NOW PIN THIS TO A $3.95 CHECK OR MONEY ORDER AND SEND IT TODAY THE TELEGRAM, Portland, Or. GOOD ONLY BETWEEN THE DATES OF JAN. 10 AND FEB. 10, 1920 Enclosed find $3.95, for which send me The Telegram for one full year BY MAIL: Name ..... . ... ........ ... O. Box T eet No.J P. R. Street Postof f ice . New Subscriptions Start When Desired Old Subscriptions Extended One Full Year
