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July 17, 1920 anything himself, but invariably “took it up - with” some one else. B One day, the head of the concern heard | Archie speak earnestly of ‘“‘overhead’’ and James Montgomery Flagg “waste motion” and from that moment the This clever picture,} boss was decided; he knew then that he had in in full colors, 11x14,] Archie a budding combination of a Herbert mounted on a heavy| Hoover and a Henry _P. Davison. é Ina few years, the chief worry of the building = a ‘dfor| SuPetintendent was the new Persian rug which ’ Bo vided by the experence frame, ve Prepaid for) he had just purchased for Archie’s private 2 world over and use twenty-five cents, office. He was afraid, as it cost but a thousand c dollars, that it was too cheap looking. \ MOTHERSILL'S Judge Art Print Maxim in con clusion: A man who is always yse 225 Fifth Avenue working soon degenerates into a man-of-all- Je prevents and relieves neues. = -_— Officially adopted by Steamship I New York City | work. Companies on both fresh andsalt OU = : * water. Contai ine, mor KNICKERBOCKER sigue nes" The Indulgent Husband pine, opium, chloral, coal tar pro- HENRY we. SAvAG me chloral SouEDY By Tennyson J. Darr fearon dertestee ee oe H A V I N G S J cannot: buy. & motorcar Sold by leading druggists — 6c Just now; I’m paying for a war. and $1.200n guarantee of satisfac mat, ready for the tion or money refunded. tine golt cae commer cation But when I get these payments done, MOTHERSILL REMEDY CO. Why, then, my dear, I'll buy you one. A “A Slightly Different Business ‘Cmaparatinety “I got this suit pretty cheap.” Story “Dm glad to hear that.” By Harry Hawittox “Yes; I paid only four times what it’s HE characters in this story are Abner and worth.” Archie. This story should be included in the supplementary reading course of every business college. One day, at school, Abner read in a penman- ship copy-book: “If you want a thing well done, do it yourself.” It was an‘unlucky day for Abner. He never forgot the maxim, and by it he de- termined to shape his career. He made such a success of it in the business world tnat his fellow clerks let him do their work as well as his own. Abner invariably was busy. In time he ac- quired a head-bookkeeper's job, and permanent curvature of the spine. Archie was different. He early realized that the only ones who really got anywhere in the business world were those who sat at large flat- top desks that had nothing on them but onyx- trimmed inkwells and vases of orchids. This, Archie knew, was “‘efficiency.”” He determined to become adept in the use of four expressions. They were: “Get in touch with—-—” “Take it up with-— ” Drawn by Meantts. De Mants “Overhead.” Li nic, Miss, I’ut rx ana! You von’r KNow HIM, DO you?” “If I but say these glibly enough,” reflected “Kwow nim?) Or course I po; We’s MY HUSBAND."* Archie, “I shall be thought a great executive, : and have a desk with a row of push-buttons.”” By careful avoidance of effort, he soon won | = the attention of the head of the firm. Thehead | : of the firm decided that Archie was an exce] 1000 ] 1 d H C H tionally promising young man _ because he S an ouse os rossman ouse “never had the appearance of being busy.” | Archie had read of great executives that they | ALEXANDRIA BAY, N. Y. never did anything but sit tight as long as Now Open everything was goingO.K. x The two leading hotels in the 1000 Islands are now under one proprietorship. 400 cremihing is going O. K.” said Archie, rooms; more than 200 with private bath and sat tight Fishing, -Motor Boating, Swimming Pool, Golf, Polo, Tennis, Trap Shooting The oth Archie * . “got Academe {ele fuatered when do his For rates, booklet and information address work. They thought, somewhat vaguely, that WILLIAM H. WARBURTON, Proprietor it might lead to promotion. He never “did”