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well to read these carefully. is to put the reader in touch imme- diately with the newest needfuls for the home, office, farm, or person; to offer, or seek, an unusual business opportunity, or to suggest a service that may be performed satisfactorily through correspondence. a housewife or business man equally Classified Adver- tising Rates in The Munsey Magazines assified Advertising The Purpose of this Department Tine Rate. - Munsey’s Magazine. $1.50 — THE ARGOSY COMB’N Cennlesiies The Argosy. .. } 1.50 $4 on All-Story Weekly ° oo 3% cask It will pay Jan. 26th Argosy Combination Forms Close Dec. 31st. ‘* 4 New Force In Business ” is a booklet that tells how to advertise successfully in the Classified Department of the Munsey Magazines. Mailed anywhere on request. advertisements AGENTS & SALESMEN WANTED $50 A WEEK UP. ALL THE FREE CLOTHES YOU WANT TO WEAR simply to advertise us. Write today for self-measuring blanks, style charts, big book of samples, ete. Send no money. 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Washington, Chicago. HELP WANTED — THE WAY TO GET A GOVERNMENT JOB is through the Washington Civil Service School. We prepare you and you get a position or we guarantee to refund your money. Write to Earl Hopkins, President, Washington, D. C., for book FK 854, telling about 292,296 government positions with lifetime employment, short hours, sure pay, regular vacations. U. S. Government Wants Help. Men—Women, 18 or over. War preparations compelling thousands appointments. $90 month. Easy clerical work. Short hours. Vacations with pay. Common education sufficient. Write immediately for list and description of positions. Franklin Institute, Dept. K-1, Rochester, N. Y. STAMPS AND RARE COINS $4.25 Each Paid For U. S. Eagle Cents Dated 1856. Keep all Old Money and send Ten Cents at once for New Illustrated Coin Value Book, size 4x7. Get Posted; it may mean your fortune. Clarke & Co., Coin Dealers, Box 94, Le Roy, N REAL ESTATE—FARM LANDS MICHIGAN LAND! 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PATENTS—Write for How to Obtain a Patent, list of Patent. Buyers, and Inventions Wanted. $1,000,000 in prizes offered for inventions. Send sketch for free opinion as to patentability. Our Four Books sent free upon request. Patents advertised Free. We assist inventors to sell their inventions. Victor J. Evans Co., Patent Attys., 762 Ninth, Washington, D. C. AUTHORS—MANUSCRIPTS STORIES, POEMS, PLAYS, ETC., ARE WANTED FOR PUBLICATION. Good idea bring big money. Submit Mss. or write Literary Bureau, 110,’ Hannibal, Mo. WRITE NEWS ITEMS AND SHORT STORIES FOR PAY in spare time. Copyright book and plans free. Press Reporting Syndicate, 433, St. Louis, Mo. MOTION PICTURE PLAYS PHOTOPLAYS WANTED BY 48 COMPANIES; $10 TO $500 EACH PAID FOR PLAYS. No correspondence course or ex- perience needed; details sent free to beginners. Sell your ideas. Producers League, 388 Wainwright, St. Louis, Mo. YOU read these little advertisements. Perhaps you obtain through them things you want; things you might never have known about if you had not looked here. Did it ever strike you other people would read your message—that they would buy what you have to sell; whether it is a bicycle you no longer need, a patented novelty you desire to push, or maybe your own services? Our Classified Service Bureau will gladly show you Best . how to use this section most profitably and at the least cost. . Write to-day to the Classified Manager, Argosy Combination, 8 West Fortieth Street, New York. SE a ET LE LE PE TE IE TET 3 TIT, EIT . Mailing Gards »s. Classified Advertising It would cost more than $11,500 to send a post-card to the more-than-a-million homes in which ‘‘The Munsey Maga- zines’’ are read every month. Advertisers who want to cover the same ground for $15.52 are using this short cut: LINE RATE Munsey’s Magazine - - - - $1.50 THE ARGOSY COMBINATION The Argosy - - - - - All-Story Weekly - - - § Railroad Man’s Magazine- - Combination Line Rate $4.00 Less 3 per cent cash discount 1.50 1.00 Minimum Space Accepted, Four Lines CONTRACT DISCOUNTS,-— In addition to a3 per cent discount for cash, we allow an additional discount of 5 per cent on three consecutive insertions and a 10 per cent discount on six consecutive insertions. These discounts to be deducted from the bill for the third and sixth insertions. . . : . Write for this booklet, ‘‘ A New Force in Business,’’ that gives full particulars about the effectiveness of Classified Advertising in **The Munsey Magazines.’’ THE FRANK A. MUNSEY COMPANY, ® “°*%corssts 52° In answering any advertisement on this page it is desirable that you mention thie magazine. Comicbooe