The Argosy, December 1905 — page 101: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

newsdealer’s on NOVEMBER 25, but you should ORDER IT NOW. Ask your newsdealer to save you a copy. I want you to examine it and see for yourself if it isn't a tremendously fine example of magazine-making— see if it does not make good my assertion that the price no longer indicates the quality of a magazine. Nowhere in the world, and in no other shape, can you buy so much value for ten cents as you can get in MUNSEY’S MAGAZINE. The fiction—stories both long and short, the helpful and instructive articles, the illustrations, the art, the poetry and biography, and papers on timely subjects—all these mean, or should mean, so much to any one of ambition—any one who wishes to improve himself and to be in touch with the thought of the day—that he cannot afford to miss a single issue of MUNSEY’S MAGAZINE. He cannot afford, | repeat, to let ten cents stand between him and MUNSEY’S MAGAZINE. [ want you to get the habit of reading MUNSEY’S MAGAZINE. Do you know that ninety per cent. of the reading of the world is done from habit? We read this paper or that or the other from habit, and the same is true of magazines. We read everything from habit, or we have the habit of reading nothing. Go .TOO = A S (C@