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ADVERTISING SECTION. “$1,000 Saved!” “Last night I came home with great news! Our savings had passed the $1,000 mark! ‘“‘T remember reading one time that your first thousand saved is the most important money oe will ever have, for in saving it you have laid a true foundation for success in life. And remember how remote and impossible it seemed then to have such a sum of money. “I was making $15 a week and every penny of it was needed just to keep us going. It went on that way for several years. Then one day I woke up! I found I was not getting ahead simply because I had never learned to do anything in particular. As a result whenever an important promotion was to be made, I was passed by. I made up my mind right then to in- vest an hour after supper each night in my own future, so I wrote to Scranton and arranged for a course that would give me special training for our business. *‘I can’t understand why I had never realized before that this was the thing to do. Why, in a few months I had a whole new vision of my work! The general man- ager was about the first to notethe change. An opening came and he gave me my first real chance—with an increase. A little later another promotion came with enough money to save $25 a month. Then another in- crease—I could put aside $50 each pay day. So it went. “Today Iam manager of my department—with two in- creases this year. We havea thousand dollars saved ! And this is only the beginning. We are planning now for a home of our own. There will be new comforts for Rose, little enjoyments we have had to deny ourselves uptonow. And here is a real,future ahead with more money than I used to dare to dream that I could make. What wonderful hours they are—those hours after supper! For 28 years the International Correspondence Schools have been helping men and women everywhere to win promotion, to earn more money, to have happy, prosper- ous homes, to know the joy of getting ahead. More than two million have taken the up road with 1.C.S. help. Over 100,000 are now turning their spare time to profit. Hundreds are starting every day. Isn’t it about time for you to find out what the I. C. S. can do for you? . You, too, can have the position you want in the work of your choice, you can have the kind of a salary that will make possible money in the bank, a home of your own, the comforts and luxuries you would like your family to have. No matter what your age, your occupa- tion or your means—you can doit! All we ask is a chance to prove it—without obligation _ on your part or a penny of cost. That’s fair, isn’t it? _ Then mark and mail this coupon. 2 INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS BOX 2138B, SCRANTON, PA. Explain, without obligating me, how I can qualify for the posi« tion, or in the subject, before which I mark X. CJ ELEOTRIOAL ENGINEER LISALESMANSHIP [ Electric Lighting and Railways ADVERTISING Electric Wiring 0 Window Trimmer Telegraph Engineer LIShow Card Writer Telephone Work (JSign Painter MEOMANIOAL ENGINEER LJRailroad Trainman. Mechanical Draftsman ILLUSTRATING Machine Shop Practice Cartooning Toolmaker BUSINESS MANAGEMENT Gas Engine Operating i_] Private Secretary CIVIL ENGINEER BOOKKEEPER Surveying anu Mapping Stenographer and Typist MINE FOREMAN OR ENGINEER Cert. Public Accountant TRAFFIC MANAGER Railway Accountant Commercial Law GOOD ENGLISH LJ Teacher _]Common School Subjects TJCIVIL SERVICE L)Railway Mail Clerk C) AUTOMOBILE OPERATING STATIONARY ENGINEER Marine Engineer Ship Draftsman ARCHITECT Contractor and Builder Architectural Draftsman Concrete Builder Structural Engineer PLUMBING AND HEATING ()Sheet Metal Worker Aute Repairing Textile Overseer or Supt. Navigation Spanish CHEMIST [) AGRIOULTURE French Mathematics CJ Poultry Raising EL) Italian Name Present Occupation Street andNo. eS ry City. ey f Canadians may send this coupon to 7-25-'19 Internationai Correspondence Schools, Montreal, Canada In answering this advertisement it ia desirat.e that you mention this mayazine. EO DOOKS Oo