New-York tribune., 1912-03-10

men. but thought perhaps you might know of some
one who could give me employment. hate to bother
YOU
At least can let YOU work while the show lasts, and
perhaps bv that time can arrange to get you something
nernanent The duties will be for you simply to
sit in that pink car every day and look amable and
do the Fluffy Rufles act. pin flowers and srcamcrs on
visitors ct cetera. You see, in day you will learn
enough about the to answer peoples foolish ques
tons and get them interested in the liz. That's what
we do get people interested in this new
that they will talk about it, 1t may seem like a strange
lob; but | will see that you treated cOurtcouSly
at all times, and think you will find the work fairly
pleasant
'Oh, it is very, very kind of you"
"Now YOU go down and get into our demonstrators
car and get ride anyhow. Go over to the florists and
tell him TO decorate you with big iourpound bunch Of
viocts Orchids and better blow yourself to a smart
pair Of gloves. The company will pay for these. III
make out an expense voucher for you You may
come each day about thirty and work till five Then
come back in the evening I'll see that you are pad
enough TO make il 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 was a level When
She noticed possible customer on the floor look
ing at ano her make of car she would walk up To
him. pin a Ziz button on his coat lapel, smile Swccy,
and invite him to the liz booth She did this time and
again; yet her manner was always adylke and refined
The exhibitors at the exposition called her The Pink
Zz Girl
Her efforts rcapcd their reward too, on Thursday
afternoon when she dccoycd arisocratiC old man TO
her booth and after telling him considerable about the
car herself with the aid OF salesman got nm 50 m
tcrc,tcd that he placed an order for a siXcyndcr Ilz
TO be fitted with 4 limousine body. He did not even
ask for a demonstration.
'YouTl have the mischief Of a time with that hun
dred dollars, won't YOU! Blub asked her.
"What hundred dollarS?
"Your commission that sale.
"Commssion? Why did not make the sale. II
was Mr."
home. wasn't it, He would have bought some other
car il it hadn't been for YOU. The money IS yours
and YOU see that YOU get it. Sail out and do hkeWl-e
some more. You're smarter at it than we are. Look
there goes 4 millionaire -,icl, him.
Rose was delighted. So Bub Dayc. IT amused
him 10 See his discovery making good.
"Culvcr" he said that 'pulcr in child Of ours
could sell clothing on Chatham Square! And her name
is Stanlish.
D\YE'S really big stunt was to take place the closing
- Saturday night Of the show He calculated that It
would cause comment in every newspaper IN the United
States and Canada and make the name Of the Iz car
known everywhere. one OF this company models was
pretty little landauct seating two in the lncloScd body
and with a drivers seat in front. When thcy were
about to uphoSter this car at the factory Daye nap
pcned to see il. and suggested:
Don't uphol,tcr that car with leather: finish il up
in white satin and silk whipcord. and we'll call II the
Bridal Car the real thing for an coping couple. 1t
will make 4 hit.
HI, idea was carried out and when the car was put
in the liz BOOTH about the middle Of the week, 1t was
the delight OF all fair visitors
Further than this Dayc had arranged to have a
couple married in it at midnight Saturday. Ihr "
the winner he had picked. Would the papers talk
about il, He rcckoncd they would!
Be, YOU can't e., hold Of couple to get married
i'm IT," Culver told him. So did many others.
'Ili bet anybody a hundred ! can never ''"'-
flushed vet.
\, result. Culver and two other people made
wager with him that hi, brilliant idea would tall
through. mt,
The bride and groom are q couple Of Italians; but
th.rM lnnk M ripht lrc-.cl UP. HE wedding VIII