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The Cliatelame, june, 1929

 
 

Breaking All Records
In Magazine Growth

Now

80,000 net paid

each issue

With the appearance of the May issue on the news-
stands and in the hands of readers from coast t0
coast, The Chatelaine produced the third issue of
its second year. Each of these issues yields some
figures which in comparison with corresponding
issues of a year ago are both amazing and
significant.

The March issue, 1929, was the first that had a
corresponding issue of a previous year with which
it could be compared. Its advertising revenue
showed an increase of 52 per cent. over the March

issue of 1928.

The April issue this year showed an increase in
advertising revenue of 64 per cent. over April, 1928.

And now the May issue shows an increase of 84
per cent. over the Nlay issue of last vear.

As to circulation, the net paid at the present time
shows an advance of more than 100 per cent. over
the net paid guarantee which was in effect during
the corresponding months of one year ago.

This gratifying growth of The Chatelaine, both
from the standpoint of its advertising patronage,
and from the standpoint of growth in circulation
and nation-wide reader-interest, is convincing
proof that there was a real demand for such a
magazine in this country.



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