Adventure, June 1911 — page 195: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

Are The man before ae desk works with his hands and is paid for his /ador. The man behind the desk works with his head and is paid for his knowledge. 'It is merely a question of KNOW- ING HOW. The first step in “knowing how”’ is | simply a matter of cutting out, filling in and mailing us the coupon shown below. In return we show you how to improve ; your position or to secure a more congenial ' occupation and better salary, without loss of time, without neglecting your present work or obligating yourself to pay more than you can comfortably afford. No text-books to buy—no requirements beyond the ability to read and write, and the ambition to succeed. On Which Side of the Desk You? Thousands of men, and women, too, in nearly every trade and profession date the beginning of their successta_ the day Why not your filled in this coupon. It costs nothing to find out. they ‘Take your first step in your own advancement. Mark This Coupon To-day INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, Box 884 , SCRANTON, PA. Please explain, without further obligation on 1Dy part, e how I ean qualify for the position, trade or pro ssion before which I have marked X Automobile Running Mine Superintendent Mine Foreman Plumbing, &team Fitting Concrete Coustruction Civil Engineer Textile Manufacturing Stationary Engineer Telephone Expert Mechanical Engineer Mechanical Draftsman Electrical Engineer Electric Lighting Supt. Electrie Wireman Name Present Occupation Street and No. City. Civil Service Architect Chemist Gas Engines German Banking Italian Building Contractor Architectural Draftsman Industrial Designing Commercial lHustrating Window ‘Trimming Show Card Writing Advertising Man &tenographer Bookkeeper Spanish French TOO S,COnM