Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-16
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sALEsMEN
BETTER PAY THAN EVER BEFORE
PROMOTION -
PERMANENCY

PERMANENcy
We make this positive promises, ANY
man OF ordinary ability-who Is In
dustrious. persistent and honest-can
come come to US TO be instructed ted by our on, ex, So
MS he Is told. and keep on doing II. we
guarantee that he will have large in.
important executive position. either in
our parent corporation or some one OF
Its subsidiary companies
These men are actually and actively
hero.
You can meet them face TO face, - learn arr,
their same method of success.
Our average sales force cons'ats OF sixty
From this group of sixty men. within the
last few months. thirty who proved
their ability In a big way have Deeh
promoted to executive positions.
p. A. Brock-was a s7boo;a-year ex.
corporations. Started here ns salesman.
First three months earned an ayeraso
executive sales position. Earnings
should now be very large.
Sidney Petcrson-wns sales manager OF
one OF the largest schools OF salesman
ship; brought in contact vith rraCtirfittS
to any other. Is now director OF per
sonnGl and chief sales Instructor.
f Hunter--At tho age of nifty Joined
our sales organi i2ation as salesman. SOlu
so successfully that in n few weeks won
promotion to an executive position
T. F. Budworth-Formcrly mechanical
hnd electrical engineer. started here as
salesman. Within one month was pro-
noted TO assistant sales manaser. IL
hA oh
position for S2o.0 year elsewhere
Roland stenzel-.west Point graduate.
Had no sales experience. LII six weeks
was promoted to assistant sales man
ager. Earnings ut the rate OF sloUp
dephia Office.
Glynne Morris-started as salesman last
December., after eight years In musicn,
career. Made district sales, manayer IN
February. Promoted to sales manager.
opening new Offices Oh October ..
G. W. Trams-Entcred az salesman
August 0. Has sold consistently ana
claims no has the biggest opportunity
that ever came to him.
F. II. Eliott-was sales manager for
large packing house says 0si,,N% he YOU'D n4
August = to become salesman mere Il
this was not the biggest thing he ever
heard Of.
II. p. Campbell--started ms salesman
January 1921. Had never sold any
thing before. Promoted consecutiveLy
Of f'U our T entire TM sales sales orsaniaa,ion W Earn.
ings average more than $1,000 per month
the speciality line. Started here IN May.
1921. AS salesman made over $500 por
week. First promoted 10 district man.
AEer. and later 10 general manager OF
ono OF the company y products.
+. NJ Partridge-Forme~y employed
in government position. Joined us last
January. By March was averaging over
slOOO n month. On April l appointed
assistant sales manager of one o. our
subsidiary companies. Now sales man
Rgcr of that company.
J. II. Beans-with some sales expert
cnce. started hero July II. and has
made an excellent and consistent sales
record.
L. A. Lamy-start.ns as salesman on
May IL he gave up jewslry business ss
earnings. was promoted. to executive
sales position on August /.
C. A. Mahoney--Formerly omcer in the
United States Army. Joined as sales
man in June. 1922. promoted to
assistant sales MANAGER october !.
o. d. Dantzer--was inside salesman
with one of the largest rubber com
and has produced very GOOD REGULAR
income and Is in line for b!gGer Develop
ments.
Z. S. Dwellv--was production manager
OF large manufacturing plant. =, Started
az salesman in our company Earnings
very high. Promoted in six weeks 10
assistant sales manaSer.
p. T. Fowell-Formerly selling spec!al
59'"es Savs our r. i"sS hale lea f95Ss T%ss
more in six weeks mere than IN al his
former experience.
James Corneal---started as salesman
tion. promoted to assistant sales ex.
ecut!ve on October D.
Robert l. Rrown-No previous sale, ex-
rcriencc. Began June, 1922. Earnings
large from first week. Promoted to
assistant sales manager October !.
Mark splcrs-Ten years IN educational
work with some selling experience Pro-
noted in six months TO personnel man
aSer. Philadelphia of!'e.
w. II. wh.eler-Ens siueer and college
Eraduate. Started here year ago.
Avcraged $500 pr week. Prom ted last
December TO distr!rt sa.'s MANAGER.
tho president, and assured OF a most
brilliant future.
A. Erlc-Mechanical engineer. formerly
employed ry large mining company.
started here as salesman IN Septerhe:
1921. At the end OF one month pro-
noted TO engineering department
w. Il. Rich-was automobile salesman.
Startei here as sa!rsnsn a year ago,
ccut.Se position April /. 1922.
Please believe us that this opportunity
is NOT restricted to statesmen only.
mS" nos know In1y it, it, We have stan Of per-. pei"
M
fecfiy green man. provided that he has
soma personality coupled with enough
ambition and industry to do his best,
speed sa!esman-and good salesman
can earn more than in any other line
On the face of the earth.
Just get yourself In a corner and ind
out Il you have ambition-it You aim
Ligh-f you want to take big place In
BUSINESS and earn bl. pay-und II YOU
viii work hard-and worl; steadily To-
win not only an immediate financial
return hut absolute promotion 10 posi-
lions higher UP as soon as you have
demonstrated your ability
Ours Is the largest cornorat!on ~ i,s
Kind In the world, marketing a quickly.
easily and consistently saIAb!e line. II
Is being sold every day. every hour. ar
man should read such an sadv"rrisemeuJ
as thls-conta!ning the definite prom.
a pen and telling Us enough about him
galH to Justify an interview. wat doc
one short rote amount to" Write II and
come 10 see u.s.
Write today-do that much for YOUR
self anyway--just to show that YOU a.n
really earnest and doing your best.
NJ 800, LEDGER OFFICE