Pulp Fiction, 1914 · page 253 of 266
The Argosy, Vol. 76, No. 3 — page 253: what you’re looking at
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THE ARGOSY—ADVERTISING SECTION. Go over in the corner and have a good half hour’s talk with yourself Where will you be next year? You have your mind set on a better job, haven’t you ? You want to earn more money, don’t you ? yourself and that NOW is the time to start. You feel that you ought to make more of Right so far, isn’t it ? Well, what are you going to do about it? Just “wishing” won't get you anywhere. Do you know enough? job requires? Be honest with yourself. Look the situation squarely in the face. Your whole future depends upon the way you answer those questions now. If you are willing to admit that the job you want requires a big man, a well-informed man, a welle trained man, why not let the International Correspondence Schools qualify you for the job? ; - Every month 400 men of all ages and occupations report advancement in position and salary wholly due to I. C. S. training. . These men stopped ‘‘wishing’’ and acted. They marked the coupon. “Mark the Coupon No matter how little you earn and regardless of your present situation or pre- vious lack of opportunity, the I. C. S. can help you. Mark the coupon to-day. a —— eee eee eee eee ee INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS Box 806, SCRANTON, PA. Explain, withous any obligation on my part, how I can qualify for the position before which I mark xX Saleemanship Electrical Engineer Elec. Lighting Supt. Electric Car Running Electric Wireman Telephone Expert Architect Building Contractor Architectural Draftsman Structural Engineer Concrete Construction Mechan. Engineer Mechanical Draftsman Refrigeration Engineer Civil Engineer Surveyor Mine Superintendent Metal Mining Locomotive Fireman & Eng. Stationary Engineer Textile Manufacturing Gas Engines Civil Service Bookkeeping Advertising Teacher Agriculture Navigation Languages Chemist Name Present Occupation Street and No. City State Railway Mail Olerk Stenography & Typewriting Window Trimming Show Card Writing Lettering & Sign Painting Commercial Illustrating Industrial Designing Commercial Law Automobile Running English Branches Good English for Every One Poultry Farming Plumbing & Steam Fitting Sheet Metal Worker } Spanish Freneh German Ce ne ee Ee Nd Have you had the training that the bigger In answering this advertisement tt ts desirable that you mention THm ARGOBY. a eee reine COIN (C 6)(0)©) S (C(O)