Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-10
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work l know that I am we'll dressed; but l simply
must earn some money Now, have had no business
experience and not acquainted with any business
men; but thought perhaps you might know of some
one who could give me employment. hate to bother
YOU
'.Why-whv can give YOU lob; a temporary one,
at least. let you work while the show lasts, and
perhaps by that time arrange to get you something
permanent The duties will be for YOU simply to
sit in that pink every day and look amiable and
do the Fluffy Rufles act pin flowers and sreamers on
visitors, ct cetera. You see, III day you will learn
enough about the to peoples foolish ques-
tons and get them interested in the liz. That's what
want to do get people interested in this car.
that they will talk about it. 1t may like strange
job but will see that you treated courteously
at all times and think you will find the work fairly
pleasant"
ooh, it is very, very kind of you
Now you 60 down and get into our demonstrators
and get ride anyhow. Go to the florists and
tell him to decorate you with big four pound bunch of
volets orchids, and better blow yourself to smart
pair of gloves. The company will pay for these I'll
make out an expense voucher for you now. You may
each day about thirty and work till FIVE. Then
come back in the evening I'll see that you paid
enough to make it worth while. You try it, and if
there is any kick come to me-.
TT took young Miss Standish only few hours to
prove to her employers that she jewel. When
she noticed possible customer the floor look
ing at another make of car, she would walk up to
him, pin liz button on his coat lapel smile sweetly,
and invite him to the liz booth. She did this time and
again; yet her manner always ladyke and refined.
The exhibitors at the exposition called her 1.-THE Pink
liz Girl
Her efforts reaped their reward, too on Thursday
her booth and after telling him considerable about the
herself, with the aid of salesman got him in
terested that he placed order for sxcylinder liz,
to be fitted with limousine body. He did not even
ask for a demonstration.
you'll have the mischief of time with that hun
dred dollars, won't your" Blub asked her
what hundred dollars?"
"Your commission on that sale.
Commission? Why, did not make the sale. 1t
was Mr."
at was you who 1ured the old gent from his happy
home, wasn't it? He would have bought some ether
car if it hadn't been for you. The money is yours,
and you that you get it. Sail out and do likewise
more You're smarter at it than Look.
there goes millionaire sick hm!
Rose delighted. So Blub Dayc. 1t amused
MN yeT ms he a sa aA pasr in child Of ours
could sell clothing on Chatham Squarc And her
is Standish.''
DAYE'S really big stunt to take place the closing
= Saturday night of the show. He calculated that it
would cause comment in every newspaper i'll the United
States and Canada and make the name of the liz
known everywhere One of this company models was
pretty little andaulet seating two in the inclosed body
and with drivers seat in front. When they were
about upholster this at the factory, Daye hap
pened to see it, and suggested:
Don't upholster that with leather: finish it up
in white satin and silk whipeord, and we'll call it the
Bridal Car the real thing for an clipping couple 1t
will make a hit.
His idea carried out and when the was put
in the liz booth, about the middle of the week, it
the delight of all fair visitors
Further than this, Daye had arranged to have
couple married in it at midnight Saturday. This
the winner he had picked. Would the papers talk
about it? He reckoned they would
Bet you can't get hold of couple to get married
in it." Culver told him. So did many Others.
'I'll bet anybody hundred l l never four
flushed yet
As a result, Culver and two other people made
wagers with him that his brilliant idea would fall
through.
You folks have lost your money. declared Blub.
THE bride and groom couple of Italians; but
they'll look all right dressed up The wedding will
take place without fail, and the show management is
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