Pulp Fiction, 1920 · page 9 of 176
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ADVERTISING SECTION. it, barely eking out a living. To-day this young man is worth $200,000. He is build- ing a $25,000 home—and paying cash for it. He has three automobiles. His children go to private schools. He goes hunting, fish- ing, traveling, whenever the mood _ strikes him. His income is over a thousand dollars a week. on you. If you held your arm in a sling for two years, it would become powerless to lift a feather, from lack of use. The same _is true of the Will—it becomes useless from lack of practice. Because we don’t use our Wills—because we continually bow to circum- stance—we become unable to assert ourselves. What our wills need is practice. Develop .your will-power and money will flow in Rich opportunities will open up for you. Driving energy you never dreamed you had -will In a little town in New York lives a man who two years ago was pitied by all who knew him. From the time he was 14 he had worked and slaved— and at sixty he was looked upon as a failure. Without work—in debt to his charitable friends, with an invalid son to support, the outlook was pitchy black. Then he learned the “ secret.” In two weeks he was in business for himself. In three months his plant was working night and day to fill orders. During 1916 the profits were $20,000. Dur- ing 1917 the profits ran close to $40,000. And this genial 64- year young man is enjoying pleasures and comforts he little dreamed would ever be his. could tell you thousands of similar instances. but there’s no need to do this as I’m willing A Few Examples PERSONAL EXPERIENCES Among over 350,000 users of “Power of Will’’ are such men as Judge Ben B. Lindsey; Su- preme Court Justice Parker; Wu Ting Fang, Ex U. Chinese Ambassador; Assistant Postmas- ter:-General Britt; Gov. McKel- vie of Nebraska; General Man- ager Christeson of Wells-Fargo Express Co.; EK. St. Elmo Lewis, former Vice- Pres. Art Metal Construction, Co.; Gov. 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You'll have an influence over people that you never thought possible. Success—in whatever form you want it—will come as easy as failure came before. And those are only a few of the things the “secret” will do for you. The “secret” is fully explained in the wonderful book, “Power of Will.” How You Can Prove This at My Expense I know you'll think that I’ve claimed a lot. Perhaps you think there must be a catch somewhere. But here is my offer. You can easily make thousands— you can’t lose a penny. Send no money—no, not a cent. Merely clip the coupon and mail it to me. By return mail you'll re- ceive not a pamphlet, but the whole “secret”’ told in this wonderful book “POWER OF WILL.” Keep it five days. Look it over in your home. Apply some of its simple teachings. If it doesn’t show you how you can increase your income many times over—just as it has for thousands of others—mail the book to tell you the “ secret ”’ itself. Then you can put it to work and see what it will do for you. I don’t claim I can make you rich over night. Maybe I can—maybe I can’t. Some- times I have failures—everyone has. But | do claim that I can help go out of every 100 people if they will let me. The point of it all, my friend, is that you are using only about one-tenth of that wonder- ful brain of yours. That’s why you haven’t won greater success. Throw the unused nine- tenths of your brain into action and you'll be amazed at the almost instantaneous results. The Will is the motive power of the brain. With- out a highly trained, inflexible will, a man has about as much chance of attaining success in life as a rail- way engine has of crossing the continent without. steam. The biggest ideas have no value without will- $3,000 the first month, and won a $250 prize for the best sales- manship in the state.’’—Private Leslie A. Still, A. E. F., France. back. You will be out nothing. 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