ComicBooks.com Register / Loginit's free!

Pulp Fiction, 1914 · page 251 of 266

The Argosy, Vol. 76, No. 3 — page 251: what you’re looking at

📖 Open the full issue in the page-flip reader →
The Argosy, Vol. 76, No. 3 — page 251: Pulp Fiction, 1914

A restored page from Pulp Fiction, 1914. Page through the whole issue in the reader above.

📄 Transcribed text from this page (OCR, searchable)

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

THE ARGOSY—ADVERTISING SECTION. Inventors! Send for these Remarkable FREE BOOKS, Today | Complete and full information about patents, everything the inventor or manufacturer should know, has been included in these books. Never before has such an inexhaustible fund of valuable information been at the inventor’s disposal. Regard- less of the fact that the compilation of this information cost us thousands of dollars, we will send to all interested persons any or all of these books, entirely without charge or obligation. “Millions In Patents” | This volume, 100 pages, tells the story of the romance of invention. The brain of the inventor is the magician that has made the ancient fairy tales come true. Millions have been paid for a hook, fortunes have come from atoy. Read ‘‘Millions In Patents,’ and you will realize that this country and all the nations of the world are ready to enrich you beyond your wildest dreams if you can contribute one useful or amusing thing. “What Is a Trademark?” Tt is not an exaggeratiom to say that billions of dollars have been made out of trademarks, labels and copyrights. Hewho can fashion a trade- mark or design a label which will make a product stand out above all 4 similar produets. is indisputably a genius fer whose brains the world offers almost unlimited money. “Foreign Patents” A good invention is bought not by one country but by the world. “ Foreign Patents’’ shows you how the inventor may be paid by other countries and other peoples, as well as by this nation, for his ideas and his inventions. It explains how we, through our representatives in the capitals of the world, maintain for your benefft an endless chain of opportunities which, if you take advantage of them, will girdle the earth and make of your product an agent that may bring back to you rich rewards. “Inventions Needed” This book, 196 pages, lays before you a descriptio: of the active and profitable field of invention. It tells you the inventions the world needs today. the devices manufacturers are seeking for their busi- ness, the ideas for which the publie will pay big money. It gives great men’s ideas of the most important things needed in inventions now: Science is the key to wealth, and this key can be turned best by the inventor. This book tells you why. ‘‘How to Get Your Patent and Your Money” @ The man who invents needs the co-operation of the man who invests. This book, 132 pages, is a guide to the mventor. It deseribes, aecord- ing to the teachings of our expertenee and the lessons of men made rich b vy patents, how the inventor may secure money, the right amount of money, for the device which his brain has constructed. if you have invented something and desire to learn what it will cost you to get your patent and what you must do to find your market, read this book. ‘‘ Special Bulletin of Patent Buyers ” This bulletin, 52 pages, contains copies of hundreds of letters from wealthy nien who are seeking to purchase patents. Next to the idea of the inven- tion itself, the most valuable thing to the inventor is a hint of where there is a man ready to buy the invention or to finance the inventor so that his device can be readily marketed. We act as mtermediary without one cent of charge, between the man who invents and the man who invests. A GP 2 OP? 4 2 ee 2 0 e/a a a ee a a el eee opyrights, On Most Liberal Terms i WASHINGTON, D. C. M Ever Offered : agiecninie Pie onan ot ee poe ophenoe R Send Model or Sketch and description of . COUPEE, "(Write on margin ‘of ‘coupon: hames of 8 your invention for Free Search of : 7 7 the United States Patents UNAME 000. ccc c cece cece cece ceeeneeeeeceeeeeuees _' "§ Rejected and Difficult Cases are Our Specialty ; ; g STREET... eee e eee eee se veer eee ne ene ees N RANDOLPH & CO.: e y CITY en Se Sramehesns -. 793 F St..N. W., Washington, D.C... : wOR SR ETS «eo eer ever errevevreer ere eereeeseeos eevee eeeeoe7e ee e i, f @ f PP) ff f © fF fF FP Df. fe In answering this advertisement it ts destrable that you mention Ton ARcosrY. ClOOOlKKS.CO Ss} CO@ =