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you never hada Bias chance! “Four years ago you and I worked at the same bench. We were both discon- tented. Remember the noon we saw the International Correspondence Schools’ advertisement: That woke me up. I realized that to get ahead I needed special training, and I decided to let the 1. C.S. help me. When I marked the coupon I asked you to sign with me. You said, ‘Aw, forget it!’ “T made the most of my opportunity and have been climbing ever since. You had the same chance I had, but you turned it down. No, Jim, you can’t expect more money until you've trained yourself to handle bigger work.”’ There are lots of “Jims” in the world—in stores, factories, ofhces, everywhere. Are you one of them? Wake up! Every time you see an I. C.S. coupon your chance is staring you in the face. Don't turn it down. Right now over one hundred thousand men are preparing themselves for bigger jobs and bet- ter pay through I. C. S. courses. You can join them and get In line for promo- tion. Mark and mail this coupon, and find out how. INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS Box 2009 B, Scranton, Pa. Kindly mention Adventure in writing to advertisers or visiting your dealer, on ae TEAR OUT MERE NTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS BOX 2009 B, SCRANTON, PA. Explain, without obligating me, how ! can quality for the pas!- tion, or In the subject, before which 1 mark X. OLBLBOTRIOAL EXGINERK Electric Lighting and Railways Electric Wiring Telegraph Engineer Telephone Work MEONANIOAL ENGINEER Mechanical Draftsman Machine Shop Practice Toolmaker Gas Engine Operating OIVIL ENGINEER Surveying and Mapping MINER FORRMAN OR ENGINEER STATIONANY ENGINEER arine Engineer Ship Draftsman ARCHITECT Contractor and Bullder Architectural Draftsman Concrete Builder Structural Engineer PLUMBING AND HEATING SALESMANSHIP ADVERTISING Window Trimmer Show Card Writer Sign Paintér Railroad Trainmaon ILLUSTRATING Gartooning BOOKKEEPER _] Stenographer und Typist Cert. Public Accountant TRAPFIG MANAGER Ruwilway Accountant Commerciel Law GOOD ENGLISH Teacher (1 Common School! Subjects Mathematics CIVIL SERVICE Railway Mail Clerk AUTOMORILE OPERATING Aoto Repairing Sheet Metal Worker Navigation Spanlsh Textile Overseer or Supt. AGRIOULTOURE Freneh CHEMIST (C Ponltry Ualaing O(] Italian Name Present | 4 iO a ee ae Street and No. City State Eomicbooks com