Pulp Fiction, 1917 · page 227 of 228
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HARRISON E. BILLER IF YOU WANT AN INCOME PLAN READ THIS LETTER Harrison E. Biller of S , Ohio, a big, successful magazine man says, “ Getting business for The Delineator and Everybody's during the past twelve years has been both pleasant and very prof- itable for me. Compared with previous offers it seems to me that the new ‘Net Plan’ with the real prize contest added is the fairest proposition that Butterick or any other publishing house has ever made. Under this plan, I believe, every representative is more certain than ever before of big profits. I say so because | have learned from experience that Butterick publications are widely known; they’re clean, and they’re readily sold to a wide range of prospects, a remarkably high percentage of whom can be re- newed without difficulty year after year.” We will tell you about the new “Net Plan”—the real prize contest, and WHY an appointment as Butterick’s Subscription Correspon- dent in your locality will solve your income needs, however little or much time you have at your disposal. Write to-day to The Ridgway Company, Butterick Building, New York City. LOOOLK C©@