Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-04-21
NO.22.

" say 700 hluch l0r 1t. | think the
new instruction book has doubled
the practical value of the system, and
none but the old workers, who are
familiar with the work in all its first
stages, can appreciate the real value
or the Improvements. | think the
Garment Cutter is now starting upon
Its real success, and predict the future
VIII Go much more than the past has
done. To see the work reach the s,lc-
cess IL deserves is the sine ere desire of
One of Your first workers,
r. s. RAMSEY.
BLAIR, Neb., Aug. 7, 1915.
Parties come eight or ten miles to
get the system. Never saw the like
One agent sold q last week. Have
five more agents going out.
HARRY PITTOCK.
~PErERsBUrG, Ind, Sept %, 1887.
MIR. c. A. Goldsberry:
Dear Strive are working IN
nice business here, both retail and
wholesale work. The more i see of
the Cutter the more confidence have
in it. tell you itnevermisses. We
sell three and four day, and some
days we sell an occasional dozen sets
Think shall sell two counties next
week. My wife and myself are
working all alone now and are SIR.
prlsed at our secceSs, as this is a new
venture. wish you wonld send me
a few testimonials suitable to put in
a scrap book (sUch as Ida GIaucke)
Send me hers if you have it and anv
Others showing what an agent can do
after buying territory. Think we
Will go to Kentucky after working
Nincennes. We like the work i'm.
mense. Our health was never better
and L gained five pounds since imbi.
bling the fresh air. Wehad had ouite
a nice display at the fair, which was
a big advertisement for rs. Lot ne
hear from you soon.
Yours respectfully,
CHAs. w. SETGFREID.
WARSAW, Ind, Sept. %, 1887.
National Garment Cutter Co.
Dear Sirs:-I engaged in the work
of selling Garment Cutters August
18th. / have by actual count, work
ed 10 days and sold 81 Cutters, and
have splendid prospects. The work
OF selling CuttersT regard as the best
ever engaged in. 1t is not ONLY
light and pleasant work, but above
all it is profitable. | think that any
young man who wishes to work
makes a mistake by not engaging in
the work. 1t is the best selling arti-
Gle ] have ever tried to sell. In fact
when properly shown YOU have
created desire for the Cutter, and
a sale is inevitable. In conclusion
will say that | am glad that I engaged
in the work, believing that | can Gf
health permits) make more in five
months selling Cutters than / could
in one yenr at anything else. "
am yours truly,
O. ID. BAKER.
GOOD THUNDER, Wis. Aug. 6, 49,.
National Garment Cutter Co.
Gentlemen:-I received my instruc-
tons a week ago last Monday 1.-TWO
hours and one half and practiced
drafting Tuesday. Wednesday / be-
gan my canvass, and up to tonight
have cleared $l4l.75, six DAYS can
vaSs, and had it not been for an in
jury to my foot, l would have made
still more. However, am satisfied
with the result and earnestly COM
| AAANiN' tiiS ANutlOlldl CStIlllGllI. AUllDI
to every one. / have several who
want agencies and all can find a field
for work that will pay, and what is
still better you have something that
you can conscientiously recommend
as the best and know that you speak.
the truth. When think that only
spent two hours and half to get my
instructions, it almost seems like a
fairy tale when / look at my list of
orders, but there they are in black
and white. Truly, the National Gar
ment Cutter is all that was represent
ed, sure and pleasant path to wealth.
IDA GLAUCKE.
VIOLA, TENN. april Is, 1888.
Mr. Rumbley Il have purchased Gar.
ment Cutter. and taken tSree lessons; feel
competent to cut most any garment. Words
are inadequate to praise the merritt has
| won Respectfully.
EMMA STUBBLEEIELD.
Sold four cutters 10 one dav nj Yer.
! villa; pretty good days work.
Miss Emma Finger,