Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-22
b. ]. d. WAS AN EXECUTIVE
an. HE Joined our stan.

pee. .4-He wrote FOR information.
Feb; i-?soo for = weeks sales work.
April ADx slPrSmS,sd to an s.eeS.iys position
srsr Of one OF our @ sSdssa products. Man.
ysS Ms .n;s.v ;S;S ago sss' Of Iii: sDs
army officer who came to us six months
after 81 s,r ,ySssssk' and his :srnInss have
sSs $500 p1n:h Ss second ,S
sxsrsssd while salesman 5000 seI Der inonss aaS
WANT ss' n.s sysn uss ;; sra SSss a: 81 ;s
E: Sa o. e fss Il: :: pr. d s. |
Cs ."ss naSs then: hGsu.s srs
Il. ri: sna so;
.,ra; insompetsnt.. al!Si.ehassrs. Frankly.
type Of man We are after. One res reason i Il
that tna, r, sven q man 10 apt to be skeptieal-ss
ours: lie may not even investigate. . But i,ks e
he does--it Is = notable fact that o ont ~ ~
every 10 men who interest us ask to be
.,nIi: Ihi: Y the larEsst CORPORATION of it's
point where it must Increase IL man pov.r 20 ,ne
DDS; A training course has been worked out
which suarantees flying start for every cry
', First: q personal interview /. arranged
II ssra,isfsctory. r,L the applicant Is entered in
our ,,prnn ,pinansiaI Depsrtment where he is Eiven
then sraduated into our Cominsrc!ai i pss =.
psrsmsn, and prGmoted from there to the
ready waiting for suhficient men OF the rIsht
'SPs e., to 40 MI not .hemi e|sin 70 +. .,,.
rons into miionaires. But W. % Do aEe ssv mo, mo-
tor tho man OF real abiiity--no matter what
opportunity, which we honestly believe 10 be
unparalleled in Ams5issn 5Ts,ness
dsnee to Mr. P.er.Sn 4as 'iI.dssst hesss oies ssn
Williams machines: steady position; rood
Wilson Hosiery Co.. 4sGs VAIN S S.. TH..nse france
INrERTYPE OPERATOR. ncn.un,on; within
committing distance Of Philadelphia: only
9,gh.clsnss.; r.. expert operator considered. NJ 407.
Leaser onlee.
ssrpsai.4 wsnt.s ssetIcsn Ma,tn mrIIwrsh
and cottmsn SITS: Tacony.
LINOTYPE oPERAToRs wanted. Apply
.. Composing Room. nth floor. 500 Chestnut
NAcHINE YoULDER. nrst-cis.1 only: good
Br!desburs Brass Foundry. Tacony and Dun
can SITS. Erankford.
r-~-lho writer ~ connected with ono OF
the most successful enterprises ever under.
Sounx Christian business men. who are pro.
nent employment OF men who can adapt
themselves to work that will be unlike any.
thing they haze done before. We do not re-
quirs q man from any special occupation
provided he Is intelligent. has power 10 con-
centrate. clean. honest habits, Is healthy
and has family responsibilities that are an
incentiye for doing his best. He should be
over % and willing to qualify himself for
rewards and opportunities that will be given
) p. NJ. or 7:so p. II, and 10 p. NJ Al al 1ond ahd
Chestnut st. Room +ss. Mrs. X. NJ wishart.
MAN WITH SALES EXPERIENCE AND
FOR IRON, AND STEEL CONCERN. STATE
AGE: EXPERIENCE. 4l4, LEDGER
1t In advisable to seek n new
position the average man looks for the
kind Of work he knows most about; many
could brighten their future by getting into
entirely different vocations. and some read
ors OF this column will bo successful WHOM
they acquire courage to change; we are look
inE for men we can train: Just plain, normal
fellows. who have led decent lives and have
not been confined to occupa tions that de-.
tract from usefulness IN other fields: our
II You are around 30 years Of ago and cor
respond with the above description. call on
Trustees System. but please do not answer
unless you can stsy for a thorough ey-
A. N. and g. p. NJ. and 100 p. M and 10
r. NJ. st 1911 Chestnut St. Room 435 Mr.
X. NJ. Wishart ''''