The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
Looking for Opportunity !
YOUNG Men Who Listen Can Win Out, FOR
1t is Knocking at the Door Every Lay
An Advertisement by Daniel kno"'o"

door. Far from it. Opportunity is iatsnng Kn01n,ms
" every day-the trouble is, folks aren hs''ne
EaergstiS and 1s sapaoe iii %
The difficulty is to find equality oil oppof''"i'''
harder proposition,
awaits at one line and that ne
fourth largest in the United staes-the shoe ln"S'9
1t the everyday things that really count 'n' "'''
You put on your shoes the morning and you ts
off night with not thought m bey4ha tn of the
thousands thousands of people who are ged emgsd in
making Of haO the arse of the
pairs Of shoes that are made and SOLO ea'n y "
United States
This everydayness of shoes truly amazing For
examples:
It that the factory value Of Oft this imoea to
over five hundred million dolars-over half billonl
The people this country, it has been dgred spend
each day in the shoe stores the sum of s2s1aSoo
Statistics show that 2loGs pairs of shoes are ere re-
yesteday and 81 o6s more viii be needed tomorrow;
and tomorrow, and tomorrow!
This demand must be met, and will be met and IL, 1T
will never diminish. Why not, then be a shoe manu-
facturerG Surely hero is Opportunity knocking
Ebert Hubbard, a recent issue of The Fra, said
6e p sere Thsrs are
thirteen hundred shoe factories in the United states and
Saint LOUIS al started by employees, who have out
Of one particular factory and embarked ar m business on
'Today the boot and shoe industry is the one large
business left in the world not run by so.calcd Irqs
for that fact"
Monopoly in shoemaking, Ebert Hubbard says, is
cause the fne ned shoe Machinery Company leases its
machines on exactly the same terms to all IL
is free than in other large industry and Will
tuTer can start in business with capital which he
can turn several times each year making substantial =. M
same time giving the consumer the benefit Of the mar.
other big industry Of which this is true.
The wonderful growth of shoe manufacturing in this
country il recent Years has been made possible through
United Shoe Machinery Company. Herein lies both op
portuuy and equality Of opportunity.
This Company equps factories with the best shoe
machinery made, low and uniform rental-absolute
fhs paid Iu E NO soe for THE
use Of all MACHINES furnished by the Company the
hundredb the total manufacturing cost The royalty
Chimes in making the most expensive oodyear welt shoes
san e af are snS 3" eoyas Ssnts 4n little
screw and loose nailed shoes (and these lower grades
the Royalties es han One pa pd
sen per ns than , what II lou pay for postage
Machinery Company receives for manufacturing its
for Leepng hsm order hroua & &
expert service system and for instmctng operatives
. All this has significance, meaning very much all
its 49,
1t means that shoe manufacturer does not have TO
tie thousands of dollars the purchase machinery
1T means that he can devote his time and energy ex
that the youngest and smallest manufaenrer OBJ
tans shoe machinery on the terms his largest
and richest competitors; it freedom Of comnet
ton IN the shoe industry and the growth of small
manufacturer, ~
Many shoe manufacturer today, AMONG the thir
teen hundred who doing business thirtyfour d
feren states OF the Union acknowledges his start
in business and success manufacturer LARGELY
due TO these conditions 7O'
And these conditions also that any lively mann.
or (unHfh fhorn
ae can add the manufacture of shoes it's successful
pdnsrles and that enterPrlsing young Will ONLY
modest financial resources have equality opportuni
as manufacturers of shoes.
res IS the everyday things that count and shoes
arc very much everyday merchandise There money in
mmang shoes more shoes must be made every day and
listen " '''' WIZ WI"