Argosy, Vol. 123, No. 1 — page 155: what you’re looking at

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'D ie “IF IONLY HAD 2 other Chance" Y ma % ‘‘“ TF IONLY HAD ANOTHER CHANCE,”’ said Richard A. Oldham, . 58 years old—a telegraph operator struggling with family responsi- bilities. He got it. Haywood’s Tire Surgery gave him that chance. He earned $2200.00 in four months. i. , Most people believe that ‘‘Opportunity knocks but once’’ at a man’s door. We believe it knocks as often as a man will hear it. Here is YOUR OPPORTUNITY 30,000,000 automobile tires wearing down every day. Cuts, gashes, tears, bruises, broken fabrics, every kind of an accident that can happen to any tire, inside or out, is taking place. All can be repaired and saved for long service — 4000 to 5000 more miles. Tires must not be junked—they will not be junked. The chance for making money is simply wonderful. TrrESBE The vocation which earned Mr. N. E. Gibbard, of Charlotte, Mich., the gross sum of $43,000 in the first nine months of 1919; and which | o> relieved Alex Etzrode of Scranton, Pa., of punching a time clock, and made oem: him a BUSINESS MAN with a first year gross earning of $80,000. se Md Sg", + RICHARD A. OLDHAM There Are Four Thousand Haywood Tire Surgery Stations in the United States There must be hundreds and hundreds more. What An Inspira- tion To The Man Who Would Learn a Profession that would insure him a position Anywhere He Cared to Go! What a Field of Endeavor for the man who is eager to own a paying business of his own! Haywood’s Tire Surgery is taught in a « two weeks’ course of practical instruction and demonstration at the Haywood Tire & Equipment Company, Indianapolis, OR THE COMPLETE COURSE IS & THOROUGHLY TAUGHT BY MAIL. Without the least knowledge of tires you can § aa learn this business. When the course is completed @7 FF M a diploma is given which marks the holder as a Ya i REE Book | master of the craft—Thoroly fitted to establish a givenell details. ‘Tetinall businegs which is an actual National Service. Both about tires and how to | young and old men—with and without a finished ag ens ae ee education, have madegood under Haywood guidance. If oat cecty ambitious man | @ man has grit and determination he is Bound to Succeed. shouldread. Use the cou- pon,a letter or postcard, do Haywood Tire & Equipment Company qt at once. Haywood Tire 826 Capitol Avenue Indianapolis, Ind. ile to HAY WOOD’. TIRE SURGERY STATION & Equipment Co. 326 Cap- itol Av., Indianapolis,ind. “Bring me an ambitious he-man with a GOOD, COMMON SENSE BRAIN, and I ‘will return him a BUSINESS MAN with ‘a Most Won- ; derful Pro. g@@ 222088 oe S fession g HAYWOOD TIRE & EQUIPMENT COMPANY With 826 Capitol Avenue, Indianapolis, Ind. hi = & Dear Sir: Please send me by return Which to Suc & maii your free book on the new Haywood ceed.” & Tire Surgery Method and _ the details of ; your free school of tire repairing. M. Haywood. @ ; President & INAITIO ne;aiararaiareveieialorels wise lela ieieieseiesoreioisiosiels seed eee AAONG98 occcucevascnvessnensaatgerenctpiweeeten , COMiCLOOOkKKS. CGO MY PROPOSITION: