Pulp Fiction, 1909 · page 12 of 266
The Argosy, Vol. 61, No. 4 — page 12: what you’re looking at
A restored page from Pulp Fiction, 1909. Page through the whole issue in the reader above.
📄 Transcribed text from this page (OCR, searchable)
Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.
THE ARGOSY—ADVERTISING SECTION. Instruments ’ Write today for our fine, new, ph i 7 logue telling how our tratiaaie ceeawhic odin orchestra and band players, and in several cases band leaders. Pupils everywhere, all ages, both sexes. Take lessons through the mail weekly. Any brass instrument desired loaned for practicing. Becomes your property after few lessons. Absolutely perfect instruction at ridiculously low terms, and your instrument free. Write us. INTERNATIONAL CORNET SCHOOL 100 Music Hall, Boston, Mass. TELEGRAPHY BOOKKEEPING OR SHORTHAND BY MAIL—AT YOUR OWN HOME Anyone can learn it easily in a few weeks. Weare unable to supply the demand for telegraph operators, bookkeepers and stenographers. No charge for tuition until position is secured, Write today for particulars, MICHIGAN BUSINESS INSTITUTE, $22 Institute Building, Kalamazoo, Mich. overnment Positions : were made to Civil Service places 45,837 Appointments during the past year. Excellent opportunities for young people. Each year we instruct by mail thousands of persons who pass these examinations and a large share of them receive appointments to life positions at $840 to $1,500 a year. If you desire a posi- faye) tion of this kind, write for our Civil Service Announcement, containing full information about all government examinations and questions recently used =_® 4 by the Civil Service Commission. ~ . COLUMBIAN CORRESPONDENCE COLLEGE,WASHINGTON, D.C. Thousands of Traveling Saleemen earn two to three times that much, besides alltheir expenses. Over600,000 employed in the United States and Canada. Many fa- mous and wealthy men, such as Marshall Field, the great dry goods merchant, Ex-Gov. Frank S. Black of New York, John W. Gates, multi-millionaire stock broker, Ex- Postmaster General John Wanamaker, the great mer- chant of New York and Philadelphia, and scores of others got their start selling goods on the road. . Salesmanship is the most fascinating, independent ~ well paid profession in the world, and the demand for good salesmen always exceeds the supply. There is al- ways a good position open for a man who can sell goods. He is the-most sought after and highly paid man in the commercial world, because he is the business-producing . _ and money-making part of the concern and his earning capacity is unlimited. Many of them earn from $5,000 to The oldest and best schcol. Instruction by mail $20,000 a year and all expenses, T D adapted to every one. Recognized by courts and . Why not be a producer yourself! Get out of the non- fore. fakes apare time only. Three ‘courses — producing class. You can never talk an increase in L AW Preparatory, Business, College. Prepares for 1 ; Do You Like to Draw ? ‘That's all we want to know Now we will not give you any grand prize—or a lot of free stuff if you answer this ad. Nor do we claim to make you rich in a week. But if you are anxious to develop your talent with a successful cartoonist. so you can make money, send a copy of this picture with 6¢. in stamps for portfolio of cartoons and sample lesson plate, and let us explain. THE W. L. EVANS SCHOOL OF CARTOONING 841 Kingmoore Bldg., Cleveland, OU. salary to your employer until you can show him where practice, 1 better your con- you are making money for him. dition and prospectsin business. In a few short weeks without interfering with your Students and graduates every- present position or employment we can teach you by where. Full particulars and mail to become a first-class Traveling Salesman, a pro= Easy Payment Plan free. ducer, and assist you to get a good position besides. We The Sprague maintain the largest HOM F Conrespendeuce School oO saw, 687 jestic Bld r Nich. Free Employment Bureau § | Mafestie Blass petals, Mish in the world for the exclusive use of our graduates. We are constantly in touch with Employers of Sales- men everywhere, and receive calls for Salesmen from thousands of firms, and are placing our graduates in good paying positions every day. There will be thous- ands of good openings this Fall and Winter, and now is A trade that will make you independent for life. the time to prepare for oneof them. Don’t let the fact Hours Shorter—Pay Bigger—Demand Greater than that you have had no former experience in Salesman- any other trade. You need no previous experi- § ship prevent you from writing us. We have placed hun- ence. Our practical methods enable you in afew dreds of men who have never had a days’ experience in months to hold position as skilled plumber or good positions where they earn from $100 to $500 a conduct your own business. Catalog sent free. month, and all expenses. We can help you inthe same St. Louis Trades School way we have them. If you are already a salesman We can A422 Olive St St. Louis, Mo help you to become a better one. om we te « BOUSSs ° Your opportunity is here. Grasp it today by send- ing for our free booklet, *‘A Knight of the Grip.’’ Every phase of the salesman’s life is pictured therein and it contains interesting stories of the success of hundreds of our graduates who are now earning from two to ten times what they formerly did. Write our nearest office for it today. Address Dept.401 National Salesmen’s Training Association New Yor Chicago Kansas City Minneapolis San Francisco, U. S. A. Good pay—steady work, be- SECURE ‘Wee aeycerertire al PGA AT Be O84 Sree, Civil Service book SERVICE Bieontmscnccmetess ition. i or it at once. POSITION »INTFRNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, Box 806-C, Seranton, Pa. e * 5 ee ,, roe _ 1’ ”) . In answering any advertisement on this pagé it is desirable that you mention THE ARGOSY. comiclbooks.c©