The Omaha guide., 1933-12-02
DIGESTING THE NEWS
CLIFFORD c. MITCHELL


----.- DIGESTING THE NEWS
---- BY Clifford C. Mitchell
Serving a Columbus, Ohio, reader!
Lester Brown, 1913 Leonard Avenue,
Columbus, writes: 81 would like to
get lined up with some
that is putting out a high-class nov
city for the Jmas market and can be
used for bridge clubs, prizes, etc.,
To accommodate MI. Brown l contact
ed the Clifford Crosby Company, who
can supply him with just such nov
eltys and for the purposes he desir-
es. In fact this is an old established
firm who for twelve years have been
buying bankrupt stocks Of new mer-
chandise in every conceivable line
including, novelty houses, druggists,
clothing stores, wholesale houses,
auction sales, millinery stores and
the like.
So many firms went bankrupt during
the depressed times that an unusual
ly large stock of merchandise, strict
ly new, has been accumulated by the
Clifford ACrosby Company, 1881
North Milwaukee Avenue, Chicago,
and they are now able to offer my re-
aders throughout the country an OPP
%portunity to engage in the sale Of
such new stocks at prices far below
the actual cost Of manufacture, and
with as little as Five Dollars for an
initial investment and thus my read
ers can commence the business of re
failing bargain stocks right in your
own home or place Of vusiness.
The Clifford Crosby Company is a
thoroughly reliable firm with best of
references by any Chicago bank or
agency. Mr.. Crosby personally show
ed me through his store and ware
house rooms and after inspecting
their merchandise / can heartily re-
commend their opportunity to my re-
aders throughout the country and
would suggest that each reader in
terested write at once to the Clifford
Crosby Company, 1881 North Milwa-
ukee Avenue, Chicago, for their
latest complete confidential price
list of amazing bargain values. $500.
While on Milwaukee Avenue 1 also
contacted the Amazon Company, at
1917, who are manufacturers and
WHOLESALERS of raincoats and jackets
for both men and women which they
dispose of through agents through
out the country and Mr.. Moore, the
Sales Manager, assured me, that
while he has never solicited the color
ed trade directly he would be glad in
deed to cooperate and give our men
and women an opportunity to util-
ize their spare-time in the handling
of their products and every reader
who is interested in handling a high
grade line of raincoats and jackets at
the very lowest prices are requested
to write direct to Mr.. Moore, ment-
ioning my suggestion, and he will
forward them without expense to the
reader an elaborate and complete
selling outfit, and full instructions
as to how each agent can earn for
himself a free raincoat in addition to
each reader. - -. =. : =.
I am frank to state that Mr.. Moore
made me a present of one of his rain
coats which / am proud to wear and
which is proving both serviceable and
stylish, so much so that / am glad to
recommend my readers to the ANA
o Manufacturing Company, 1917
Milwaukee Avenue, Chicago, for
their purchases in this line -...
It might interest my readers who are
literary-minded to know hat I have
contacted here in Chicago, Mr.. Owen
Davies, VIII operates a book store at
348 North Clark Street, Chicago, and
handles new and secondhand books
in every description. In fact it is his
claim that any book in print can be
secured by him and in most i~nstanc-
es at prices ranging from one-third to
one-half less than the regular mar
ket price of same. It will pay my re-
aders to write the Owen Davies Book
Store for information or price on any
book desired to purchase and for a
copy of their free monthly catalog of
SCcoiiu noAu ooohS. $780, ---- ----- -.