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High School Two Years! | | You Want to Earn Big Money! | And you will not be satisfied ynless you earn steady pro- { motion. But are you prepared for the job ahead of you? § Do you measure up to the standard that insures success? Fora more responsible position a fairly good education is 1 necessary. To write a sensible business letter, to prepare estimates, to figure cost and to compute interest, you must have acertain amount of preparation. All this you s must be able to do before you will earn promotion, 7 Many business houses hire no men whose general know- 7 ledge is not equal to a high school course. Why? Because big business refuses to burden itself with men who are barredfrom promotion bythelack of elementary education. Can You Qualify for a Better Position We have a plan whereby you can. Wecan give you acom- | plete but simplified high school course in two years, giving you all the essentials that form the foundation of practical business. It will prepare you to hold your own where | i competition is keen and exacting. Do not doubt your abili- § ty, but make up your mind to it and you will soon have i the requirements that will bring you success and big money. YOU CAN DOIT. ; f Let us show you how to get on the road to success. It will not cost youa single working hour. We are so sure of be- ing able to help you that we will cheerfully return to you, at the end of ten lessons, every cent you sent us if you are not ab- | solutely satisfied. What fairer offer can we make you? Write today. It costs you nothing but a stamp. AMERICAN SCHOOL | Dept. H.C4, Drexel Ave. and 58th St., Chicago Gone Ce 0 ED 0 mo ee AMERICAN SCHOOL Dept. H-C4, Drexel Ave. and 58th St., Chicago Architect $5,000 to $15,0007...Lawver, $5,000 to $15,000 Building Contractor _ ...Mechanical Engineer Automobil 70200 to $10,000 Shop § int Se f0 to $10,000 mobile Engineer .--Shop Superintenden ue $4,000 to $10,000 p eee $3,000 to $7,000 ivil Hngineer | $5 0 $ eam Enginee $2,000 to $4,000 Structural Engineer $4,000 to $10,000]... Foreman’s Course |AMERICAN SCHOOL: Explain how I can qualify for position checked: @ Business Manager 5,000 to $15,000 .Certified Publle Accountar t $7,000 to $15,000 Accountant and Auditor $2,500 to, $7,000 ..e Sanitary Engineer $2,000 to $4,000 $2,000 to $5,000 ..-Telephone Engineer $2,500 to $5,000 ... Telegraph Engineer $2,500 to $5,000 ADVENTURE FUT eee r Ralph Young of Ohio makes $125 a month just by giving two hours’ work each week to his magazine sub- scription business. SUPDEDTERETAD EET E DUR GUT EDD ECQSQRO EERE CURD OT ESE U DECOM URED ENT $60.60 a year in interest! l inp January, Ralph Young of Ohio deposited $1500. This entire amount was earned through magazine subscription work. When next January comes around, he will point with pride to an increase of $60.60 in his bank balance. His interest assures him of that much. In addition, he will deposit another $1500, at least. EPORPUPRPUCCURADATDAURDOUIODODRUSUEEDORDCOUDODOUDOCERODELOSEOSRSEDESEOCODCULODIODPOROED bod ol Keeping a close check on his renewals is a positive guarantee of that amount, not only in 1921 but during every year he is active. [E YOU, too, want to build up a perma- nent business of your own in your spare time, the Butterick magazines—Adventure, Everybody s, The Delineatorand The Designer — offer you an unusual opportunity. “They represent a magazine service which will appeal to all prospects. If you are anxious to have an independent, substantial income by simply satisfying the unlimited demand which already exists for these four popular magazines, let me know. O EXPERIENCE is necessary. You incur no expense or obligation. A complete representative’s outfit and all instructions and information will be sent promptly on receipt of your request. Act immediately! —_ eee eee = Yail This Coupon Today =— == — — - MANAGER, STAFF AGENCIES DIVISION Box 727, Butterick Building, New York DEAR SIR: Please send me immediately, without obligation, all supplies and particulars in connection with your practical plan to build up a permanent, profitable magazine subscription business of my Own 1n my spare time. -Draft d D r j raftsman an $2,600 to $4,000|...High School Graduate 000 to $10,000] ..Fire Insurance Ne ania 4 % ee $3,000 to $10,000 Electrical Engineer -Automobile Repairm . employment Manager General Education’ In one year. . Name eseeeeoosooe sccesewsecesceeee SOCSMERIPSBRGPSRES AGGreBBsessecosssssssecsssssesescenes 7 e Weameamoamecapeoape apoameod Kindly mention Adventure in writing to advertisers or visiting your dealer. CoOMmicbhooks.c© =