Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-09-11

the Coop" A notice just posted,
which attracted his attention read:
A Yale man Who
Desires an Exciting and
Profitable Summer Cannot
DO Better than to Consult the Cen
tleman in Room 20, - Bldg.
Sounds good" commented Bobbie;
lets see what it is"
Ten minutes later an alert, business
like little man in Room 20 in a down.
town Office building was looking Bob
bic over with manifest signs of APP
prova'
Splendid figure" he muttered.
Dancer" :.
II beg pardon?" asked Bobbie,
astonished.
do you dancer
We'll, some"
"Sing?"
81 was taken with the Glee club
Christmas"
Play golf or tennis?"
Il won cup at tennis my fresh
man year"
Row a boat?"
Proudly came the answer: That's
how won my Y"
PLAY pingpong?"
Holly: No. sir"
You'll do - h..
What's the job?" asked Bobbie,
sure that he didn't want It.
The little man sat down and nursed
his knee. "Oh, it's a lark for you. |
want you to go down to a summer
hotel and amuse the ladies'"
Il beg pardon?"
The little man began pacing the
room. Pm agent for place down on
the coast, We have golf links, tennis
courts. a sunny beach, salubrious
climate, and river to row in. Lots
OF women come down to the place, but
they don't stay long. We have q
few men, but they're never the proper
sort, and the women so away, We
have no luck about men Now, WI
want the man, and If he won't come o
his own accord, We propose to hir,
him. think from your appearance,
that you'll do, and | propose to hr
you to come down to our place and b.
the man. We want you as an advertise
ment. We want you TO bring bushes
to the house. You will be Above
every privilege of the guest who pay.
and no one but myself and the MAJ
ager will know you are employed
the company. Outwardly you are
guest; between us you are an employ
A salary viii be paid you. suite {
rooms will be given you. and IL yo
are in need of clothes they viii be FIJI
nished,"
An ecstatic smile crept into Bobbie
face and light into his eyes as Il
msgnifcencc OF the lark made its a
peal to him.
Then I'm TO be kind of fuss,
for pay, am II"
Exactly. There Is only one conc
ton: You must be careful to di
tribute your attentions. and not co
centrate them on particular perso
That would be bad for the house."
''Of course" assented Bohbie.
ought to be easy money for me-"
1T certainly ought. Well, what
you say"
'rll take the job"
On the books of the Twin Islai
hotel Bobbie Dolbeer OF Yale W
Robert Marston of New York. que
with three of the smartest rooms
the hotel: and only the manager knt
the difference. He was given eve
privilege. IL would not be enough
say that he was success: no. he W
a sensation. Even more than go
beating, bathing, and the salubrio
climate did Bobhie attract guests
the hotel
This year the women did not tire
the place.
They remained
Bobbie kept them there
That WAS what he was paid for.
Twin Island society had boo
Mammals brought their daughtei
aunts their nieces. A few men can
too. but they didn't amount to niue
Soon all the rooms were filled.
Bobbie was busy, lie had to ca
mis- money and he enjoyed IL
To his credit be II said that for $
weeks Bobbie Dolbeer kept his hel
and was impartially nice 10 every on
His general amiahility won him maj
victories: to the unattractive II ga
hope. to the seductive it was madde
ing. The wise youth eluded eve
particular ENHANCEMENT: he refus'