The New York herald., 1922-05-28
HELP WANTED ADVERTISEMENT
HELP WANTED-Male.


WE WANT MEN TO FILL
THESE POSITIONS.
so men from our regular sales
force have recently been promoted.
We need permanent sales
force. but II is our policy TO pro-
mote those men who make good
here TO the executive positions
which the expansion of our organ
ization is constantly opening up.
The men who now Join our staff
will find their opportunities OF
gaining similar advancement de-
pendent only on their ability TO
work hard and consistently. We
invite you TO meet and talk to the
men whose promotion
has opened this opportunity for
you:
p. A. Brock: Was a $500 a
year executive In one OF New
York's largest corporations.
Started here as salesman. First
three months earned an aver
age of 1000 q month. Pro-
NOTED to an executive position.
Roland Stencil: West Point
Graduate. Started here as
salesman April 10. 1921. Had
no sales experience. In six
n A q ~
ant Sales Manager. Earnings
at the rate OF $1,000 a month.
Daniel r. Dawson: Motion Pic
ture Executive. Started here
as salesman August /. 1921.
Earned an average of $i25 per
week. Promoted January 2S to
Assistant S es Manager.
Should now average $1,000
month.
E. ]. Donnelly was Assistant
Manager OF a large Insurance
company. Started here as
salesman last January. Earned
at the rate Of 5000 per month.
In seven weeks was promoted
to an executive position.
Burt Abbey: Was in business
for himself, but realized his
business did not hold for him
the large future he was deter
mined 70 achieve. Started here
as salesman last February.
Earnings averaged $3.50 a
week. Promoted to an impor-
tant executive position.
r. p. Campbell: Started as
salesman January. 1921. Had
never sold anything before.
Promoted three times. Now d.
rector of sales in charge of our
entire sales organization. Earn
ings average more than SlOou
per month.
A. Schonfeld: Eleven years an
executive In the export busi-
ness. Started as salesman.
Earned at the rate of $140 a
week. In four weeks was pro-
NOTED to an executive position.
q. Peterson: Was Sales Man
ager of one of the largest
schools OF salesmanshlp. Was
brought IN contact with practi-
caily all the sales organizations
in this vicinity. Joined our
organization in preference to
any other. Is now director OF
personnel and chief sales In
structor.
p. Hunter: At the age of fifty
ioined our sales organization
as salesman. Sold so success
fully that in q few weeks won
promotion to an executive po-
sition.
IA. l.. Adams: Formerly an
executive for the Telephone
COMPANY, also an executive OF
a large moving picture concern.
Started here as salesman. Dem
onstrated his ability and In less
than a year has been promoted
three times. Is now Sales
Manager in charge OF our
Philadelphia Office.
IT. r. Bludworth: Formerly
Mechanical and Electrical En-
gineer. Started here last Au-
gust. Within one month was
promoted to Assistant Sales
Manager. Is now Manager of
one of our products. Says he
would not change his present +
position for $500 a year else
where.
A. p. Lobeck: Was Sales Man
ager In the speciality line.
Started here Just a week ago.
AS salesman made over $500
week. First promoted TO Dis
trlct Manager and later 20
General Manager OF one OF the
Company's products.
Il. M. Partridge; Formerly en-
ployed In Government position.
Started here last January. BY
March was averaging over
$1,000 a month. On April ] ap-
pointed as Assistant Sales
Manager of one OF our subsid-
larry companies.
W. II. Wheeler: An Engineer
and college graduate. Started :
here last September. Averaged
5000 per week. December
promoted to District Sales
Manager; February promoted
TO Assistant to the President.
A. Eric: Mechanical Engineer
formerly employed by large
mining company. Started here
as salesman I'm September. At
the end of one month promoted
TO Engineering Department.
e. #. Nardini Formerly en-
ployed as Engineer In u. 3.
Civil Service. Started here as
salesman in February. In
three weeks promoted to En-
gineering Department.
w. r. Rich: was Automobile
Salesman. Started here as
salesman In September. Earn
ings very large. Promoted to
Executive position April l.
a. Morris: Started as sales
man last December. Promoted
TO District Sales Manager In
February.
d. ID. Swan. Started here as
salesman last February. Made
good. At tho end OF eight
WeckS pTOfnotcu to ah eAcSuN'No
position.
u. j. Dwelly: Was Produc-
tion Manager. Promoted TO an
important executive position
within elk weeks after join
Ing us.
Ours is the largest corporation
of its kind In the world. Promo
tions from our Sales Department
(where you viii start, as these
men strrted) are swift and sure
for men who can deliver the goods.
Every man we accept Is guar
anteed a flying start by train
ing course which eliminates az
far as "a humanity possible his
chances of failure. Promotions to
permanent executive work depend
only on our having sufficient men