Adventure, November 1915 — page 227: what you’re looking at

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PAR DRT A ERD oT EAN Nip teh rae ppg RN Ge A Re acer aster ete . WILLIAM M. FOUTS Everybody’s Special Representative Ambition above the ordinary, with an earnest desire for education and self- betterment led Mr. Fouts to under- take magazine subscription work to provide the necessary funds for a col- lege education. “I have found my work for your publications FRED’K D. WEBSTER Everybody’s Special Representative Mr. Webster is a Philadelphian—a business man of. high standing. But his spare time was unproductive, the hours after regular business, evenings, holidays, etc. He turned to magazine a we has established himself permanently in affords, the opportynities of meeting people and this work enjoying an extra income of studying them from all angles. This is an educa- ’ tion in itself, especially beneficial to me, as I am $1,200.00 to $1,500.00 annually. a siullyingy forthe untae In every city, town and village EvERYBoDy’s wants representatives. Ambitious people of the Webster-Fouts type who will forward to us the new and renewal orders of their vicinity. The work may be done in spare time, an occasional hour now and then, thus opening a The opportunity is yours—to-day. We offer you the appointment as EVERYBODY’S neigh- : borhood representative. No expense is attached to our offer, and previous experience is not necessary. In making application, kindly give two or more references. THE RIDGWAY COMPANY Publishers Everybody’s Magazine and Adventure SPRING & MACDOUGAL STREETS a2 coe : NEW YORK, N. Y. e e ° ee t e wy ete as Pes Law OL SYA: Needy SITING Aral Dae fe vite Diver cc Sa = {spt Y COmicloo Sushi We pe bs oy Ce? rok FSA 6 ee , ACS ’ pert © wi Pe OR NBT iY NSS Hate we. y 1 work, and acting as the local subscrip- a most profitable and agreeable. I know of no other tion representative for his vicinity Mr ae Woks Sas can: bercene im spare Unie wien isco sa ‘ ey accumulative in its results and which provides so Aa Webster adds $100.00 to $125. 00 aa well for one’s college expenses. I value not alone ve monthly to his regular earnings. He Rae 3 the financial end of the subscription business, but teas Mn 2S also the cultural and personal advantages which it PAO = a an Lee CREE, _monthly salary—$5.00, $25.00, $100.00 or more, according to the number of orders you secure. K IR ITT w Pa Lan > & (leven t oy 8 7 2 Sx oe splendid opportunity for a number of our readers to add materially to their present income. ° ia. Perhaps it opens an opportunity for you. a You will be paid bstantial issi h “ipti i ition : fs) paid a substantial commission on each subscription, and in addition a generous oH CO