New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-17

generously, 80 long you make 1t real roinaI'c'
-rrrIc ,dr,onisbed the Advertising Manager wrote,
L ord writing forgot her quams she mad an III
crabIe taste for Romance her second supreme virtue
as Advertising Manager she couu 1lSr; 81
bolts Of longcloth in the glowing terms ol Se
The Den with which she now ndited MISS o'enhaiG
i r,,;ete was dppcd full in the magic fountain one
wrote steadily, until three Of the gray hnen pages were
'o 5re you're you re getting in about the govcs' reminded
MIS- o'? ,st cooing to that She reflected instant
Nth i;t brows: then wrote rapidly. 81 have Just been
down to our Glove Department tor par Oh p.t 9
gloves she read aloud 10 my keen That
seems ali wrong can't bear to think OF that my
thousand pairs going to any store but nine IL you
rcaIl want to please me- can tell you this evening just
the way. c..:.,,o-,i+ with oils.
Then suppose you sit right down at that desk and
corv il and We mail it special, so he IL be sure 10 S'
i before he calls | must get back to work now one
t,nncd he'll "Freckles 90 down and ask Mr. Alfred
Wagner Of Gloves to see me right away. ION "''y'
Miss Steinhardt. . c.,1. ap
81 was going, anyway said Miss Stenhardt' ps
cure not 70 tell Mr. Wagner nothing about my part
che added rather nervously. "Tell HIM TO go aller
those fifty thousand black Saratoga Maids haTd. II
a chance he may never have again. III 90 my pest -
night" she promised earnestly.
AND that best must have been highly effective; Tor
n at ten-thrty next morning the Advertising Man
ayers telephone buzzad with good news, ana Alred
Manners eager boyish voice, vibrant with prde al
nounced his unparalleled achievement. Fifty thousand
Black Saratoga Maids not ten or fifteen but MY
the entire factory output since the textile strike landed
at one blow! Such a stroke OF business as Woud MAKE
Hcmpil's Sale look like thirty cents 3,
and what makes me feel so good IS TO ind couId
nut through a deal that size alone with hard nut IKE
Poole too When got through handling INN ne was aS
easy as a lamb He couldn seem 10 get 'ic papers
l. 1g
The Advertising Manager had seen many assistant
BUYERS trying their first wings 10 success or doWiai
@poor bovlr she thought beneath her breath. i
wouldn't have him know for worlds That great,
she encouraged with ready sympathy. Now the so ner
YOU get them up here and into the papers ,
"Ihev're not here; but he's promised them INSIDE
E an hour. Oh Miss Harcourt, you'll jus. see me
through this So much depends he pleaded earnestly
3If could lust make a big strike once, can tell you
what it means to me- His voice broke with emotion
poor fellow" thought the Advertising Manager
again. 81 must have done him an injustice. He does
sror, dead in earnest after all all do all can, she
promised heartily "And-oh, by the way curiosity
suddenly smote her, ii Mr. Poole happens to drop IN
again, YOU might tell him the Advertising Manager mas
a special reason for wanting 70 meet HIM.
@IT send right over and tell him, offered the Glove
Assistant He over IN Jc"clry now
Ak Advertising Managers time may be said to be
n divisiblc by five. some fresh interruption every
five seconds She was deeply immersed IN Basement
Linens when the office door ccakci and strden voice
addressed her back hair
advertising Man be IN soon,'
She gave a little displcascI start. "Thcrc is no
This is the Advertising office, amt it. Young chap
downstairs said The Advertising Man wanted 70 meet
Sbcsn.lci sw,c,lv. ~Youmislndcrstood. Hccauldn',
have said the Advertising Man. but the Advertising
Manager. / am the Advertising Manager.
YOU T. y. Poole lifted q pu4gy, not TOO clean
hand 20 his lips and removed thick black cigar that
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