The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-14
A MAN

Doesn't eat quite much. quite so many
clothes work quite hard in the summer, as ne
possibly does in other still he does all these
things and earns and spends money. Many men earn
money in the summer time than in the winter
time. Many of them pay their winter debts with tne
money they earn in the summer The honest
man only pavs when conditions are such that he
pay. Turn in your claims now, and you Will nave
the money that's due you TO help buy your winter
supplies and Christmas presents. II you wait. those
who you will wait and you viii have TO tell
those you owe to wait you. If you collect what is
due and owing you you will have money to them.
If you do have the money 10 pay them, your eX-
cuse that collections poor does help you
improve your credit Business demands that you
should pay your debts promptly hence you must get
money for that purpose The money ewing you is
better than any other money you get. 1t is bet
than money you borrow, because you have to pay
that back. Turn in your claims. We collect for ev-
erybody everywhere We collect for the farmer, the
laborer, the merchant, the doctor, the dentist the
blacksmith and jeweler. The who sells stocks.
and the money loaner We collect for the hospitals,
the academies, the veterinary surgeon and piano tun-
in fact all classes of people and our clients
are scattered from Africa to Alaska and the people
who the bills scattered all over the world. We
will collect for you. if you turn in your claims, no
matter where the people who owe you live. We col
lect Bad Debts than any other Collection Agency
i'm the world We have paid out about $50 adver
Using We advertise from the Atlantic to the Pacific,
and from Canada to Mexico. We are collecting from
$500 to $500 daily in good gold for our clients
We collected between $500 and $500 for Mrs. Alice
Hess. of Hunter. Salt Lake County Utah, from two
three old debts one of them was over sixteen years
old her husband going to destroy the note, but he
gave to her and collected $50 it in about three
weeks
West First North ST.. Salt Lake City. This an old
note. The party who owed 1t first claimed forgery;
afterwards that II outawed and finally went into
bankruptcy for the purpose Of getting out Of
paying this debt.
we collected little over s. 900 Mrs. Mary Ann
Frew a widow, of Syracuse, Utah she wrote nice
thanking for efforts and volunteered to
advise her friends to turn their claims in
We collected $4,000 for Mrs. Charlotte Cowcill,
other widow, formerly of COalvile but Of Provo,
Utah.
We do business for 10000 clients Client No
is the American Mining & Trust Company, WyO-
ming corporation Client No 10000 Is the @. O. Burns
Company of S22 5th Ave, New York City. Our last
client, No. 1908, is DR.. r. J. Murdoch OF Blair Ne
braska
We have 40 employees, 10 typewriting machines.
graphophones and private telephone lines. We COM
menced 14h years ago with for office;
we now have 8 and We also a
concrete record file away and preserve the
records those who pay, and those who do not pay
We publish rating books subscribers all over the
United States always learn from what their
customers did WREN they lived in the West.
We advertise because want your business. We
you TO turn in your accounts that
make some money in commissions and profits, by col
lecting your claims.
1t pays to spend thousands Of dollars to tell you
of what do. 1t will pay you to spend little
time to get your claims ready, and turn them in for
collection.