Judge — August 18, 1928 — page 35: what you’re looking at

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The Clubfellow’s Column We feel very proud of the record es- tablished by Aunt Gulch, West Virginia. A Judge's oldest sales represen enlisted as drummer boy in. the Contederate Field Artillery) and she has the highest turnover rec capita of any member oi our Workers’ club. (Three hundred times the night of August Fourteenth is Aunt Sarah’s turnover record, not counting two decisive falls.) We take great pride in publist one of Aunt Sarah's typical notes : “Dear Priends: Thank very much for the big fat ber cheek. 1 finally framed it ¢ hung it in the parlor—the wi ger at the bank said he couldn't bear to take it. 1 to tell you how I have enjoyed selling voce, and it interferes very little with especial s ran tho ruc fell ure to call in just since funt Sarah, ugly, send me another your mayazine—th ¢ been selling is used. Aunt Sarah is only one of our lion of enthusias represe tives, Not a day passes that we not get a letter written in the sa tenor, not to mention any number of bass notes. tic sales Should you be so unfort . how- ever, to live in a city unblessed by one of Gur representatives, we have made arrangements whereby” you can. secure Jence ea your coupon. ch week, delivered right at door, Just’ mail us the’ little We'll do all the work Aunt Sarah on the way Aunt § 627 W. 434 St, New York City. Gestiners T am enclosing. . Name dress Bates, she passed her 2 $3.0 snapped as Judge Publishing Company, Inc., I would like to see your little gem each week. 0 for one year 80 for two sears ‘ ‘ 1 . . 4 Eomicbooks.com