Pulp Fiction, 1912 · page 256 of 276
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THE ARGOSY—ADVERTISING SECTION. Stop Wearin Up and down—in and out — Every month, over four hundred men of all ages and occupations voluntarily report ad- . vancement in position and salary wholly due year out—wearing out the jo1c5¢. training. You simply cannot dodge . steps—wearing out themselves a fact like that. It means that these men have —but getting nowhere—that’s stopped ‘‘wearing out the steps’’ that lead 3 nowhere, and have made a place for them- the life tragedy of thousands selves in the world. . who would have reached high The same way by which these men succeed- positions if they only had the edisopento you. Surely you have sufficient = ‘ambition to learn what that way is. Finding out costs you nothing and involves no obliga- tion on your part. rain and shine—year in and right training. How about you? Aren’t you tired of wearing out the steps _ without making any In the attached cou- pon you will find the — occupation that hasal- | wavs appealed to you. Now—why shouldn’t real progress ? you with success and STOP— happiness in that cho- There’s a sen line of work in- way to stead of grinding your- b self out on the ‘‘steps”’ etter of a job that is uncon- genial—unprofitable— unrecognized — UNCERTAIN ? things. In answering this advertisement it-is desirable that you mention Tun. ARGOSY. COMMIGIOOKSEEO