Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-07
OPPORTUNITY IS
CALLING IN BIC
SALES Campaign
Five Automobiles Headed by
a Studebaker Light 49,
Sedan and Thousands Of
Dollars in Cash Prizes and
Commissions to Be Dis
tributed in journal
Craftsmanship Club
Campaign.

Opportunity comes once and
knocks at every door. Some
times Mr., Mrs. and Miss Am
bition will open the door and
allow Old Man Opportunity
to come in. But---he never
remains unless he is embraced
intellectually and sincere
Iy taken by the hand. Oppor-
tunity demands TINT you do
your share.
If you have ever had dreams of
owning your own automobile, 10
drive where fancy calls, The Albu-
querque Morning Journal opens "A
way to realization of these
dreams. For only a few weeks
earnest effort these dreams may
come true. The Albuquerque
Morning journal believes that
through this Salesmanship Club
Is offered a wonderful opportun-
ity to the friends and readers OF
this paper through the field the
journal covers.
Sedan Heads Gifts.
When the Salesmanship Club
plan was first taken under con-
sideration many gifts were consid
cred as being suitable to head the
long list of awards, and the uni
versal desire to own an automo-
bile centered attention on hand
some motor cars as first prizes.
The result Is that an assortment
of five handsome automobiles
headed by q magnificent, closed-in
all-weather Studebaker Light "6"
sedan valued at $2,295 heads the
list of cars and cash commissions
to be awarded in the Salesmanship
Club enterprise.
Ambition Counts.
In this campaign those who
display ambition, energy and
a desire to demonstrate "sales"
ability are going to be hand
somely rewarded. Salesman
ship is now one of the most
important features of every
day life. Every transaction
nowadays carries with it some
Of the principles of Salesman
ship.
1t is the thing that will count
in obtaining new and renewal
subscriptions to The Albuquer-
que Morning Journal, on
which '"sales' credits are al
lowed, and in obtaining the
100 free credit coupons from
each issue of The Journal.
These are the only two ways in
which credits can be obtained.
They cannot be bought, sold
traded or transferred.
Plan Is Simple.
The entire plan of the Salesman
ship club Is simplicity itself. The
plan is a competitive one and there
are no obligations attached to It,,
1t does not cost anything to Join
the club and compete for one of the
FIVE cars and the cash prizes, nor
will 1t cost anything later. Every
gift will be awarded free-a re-
ward for energy and ambition.
The entire enterprise will be
conducted in a businesslike
manner with equal and fair
treatment to all. The same OPP
Poi huiiity 10 OpVlI W
same fair and courteous treat
ment and assistance will be
extended to every club men,
Der.
To Join the Salesmanship
club it is only necessary to fill
out the ENTRY blank appear
ing in the double page adver-
tisement appearing elsewhere
In this issue of the Journal,
and bring or send it to this Of
flee.
Full particulars and details
will be sent by return mail
The Craftsmanship club mana
ger will be glad to answer
questions over the telephone
13. Just call and ask for the
Salesmanship Club Manager.
Mail inquiries will also receive
prompt attention.
DO THE FIRST THING FIRST.
That il filling out and sending
in the ENTRY blank which will be
found elsewhere In this issue. This
enters YOU as a club member. Do
not delay a second--this is a REAL
gift enterprise-FIVE automobiles
and THOUSANDS of dollars in cash
to be distributed in SEVEN weeks,
and of course--you want your
share of II.
So do the first thing first---write
your name and address on the
ENTRY blank and send it in at
once, Stir up your latent salesman
ship qualities and make 1t pay you
I,a N Il cny,o aIty