Ainslee's Magazine, February 1913 — page 176: what you’re looking at

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

AINSLEE’?S ADVERTISER AINSLEE’S “THE MAGAZINE THAT ENTERTAINS” @ AINSLEE’S has built its reputation as the ideal magazine of entertainment for cultured American readers upon the best fiction obtainable, irrespective of authors’ fame or previous achievements. @ That it is the story rather than the name that counts with AINSLEE’S is shown by the fact that this was the first magazine in this country to recog- nize the merit of O. Henry, Jeffery Farnol, Joseph C. Lincoln, William J. Locke, H. F. Prevost Bat- tersby and others who have since acquired fame. The great writers of to-morrow are appearing in AINSLEE’S to-day. @ The standard of AINSLEE’S is at least as high as that of the best magazine. ‘The price is as low as that of the ordinary magazine. @ Every one can afford to buy it. No one can afford to miss it. AINSLEE’S SOLD WHEREVER MAGAZINES ARE READ READ WHEREVER MAGAZINES ARE SOLD $1.80 the year Fifteen cents the copy Please mention this magazine when answering advertisements. (C@) 1 OOOL< (C@