Adventure, August 3, 1919 — page 6: what you’re looking at

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— at would you do? Suppose you told a good friend of your success and your good friend said, ‘‘I don’t believe it!’?? What would you say? Suppose you had hundreds of good-paying permanent positions to offer men who had a little spare time and who could use $25.00, $50.00, $100.00 a month extra and I said, ‘‘It isn’t so!’ What would you do about it? That is my case exactly. What I’ve said about our subscription work is true. Jf offers you an opportunity to make $5.00 to $232.00 a month. 't may take all your time or only a few minutes a day—you work when you please and where you pleaser And yet you say, **Tt isn’t so."' What should I do about it? There you go, week after week, scratching to make ends meet. Jf you auould sell us only taventy or thirty minutes a day you could have all the extra money you need. But you won't believe me! You could get a complete outfit, and prove what I say, by simply writing me, but you won't doit! What more can I sty to you? a me will put $100 into your pocket almos before you know it. Every man and _eévery woman you know reads magazines. They will read Apvenrver, Tae De- LINEATOR and Everynopy’s Macazine. (3 i yw ee, ; ’ = Ar A two-cent stamp irtvested in writin be Wg, HARRISON E. BILLER OF OHIO And they'll be only too glad to give their subscriptions to you. Why, subscriptions by the thousands are coming in to us 1 direct because we do not have « be, representatives to look after al! the busi- ness. Why don't you try it out? Instead of saying, ‘“Oh, I can’t do it**— be independent and drop mea line today and settle the argument for yourself. Mr. Biller, whose picture is above, and hundreds of other men know what it means to receive a salary check every month, They know that what I say about subseription work is truc. This is what Mr. Biller says: “Getting business for The Delineator and Everybody's Magazine during the past twelve years has been both pleasant and very profitable for me.” And this is only one of hundreds of such letters I have before me, Why, I could fill this magazine with letters from men _ who have written in praime of our work — and what it has meant to them. Bat don’t take their word forit. TRY IT OUT YOURSELF. We need © some one to look after our interests right in your vicinity, WE NEED Y' U! Take out your pencil, write for full 3 particulars and MAIL IT AT “4 7 ni x. ct rs i r Manager, Subscription Age ; 350 Butterick Buil Fc: ti aaa : x ¥¢ ‘3