The Omaha guide., 1933-10-21
By CLIFFORD c. MITCHELL
New Opportunities Opening Up.


New Opportunities Opening Up.
My readers, and especially u adj
vertising managers, will be inter
ested in the following letter:
Dear Mr.. Mitchell: "As we
have been following your efforts
through your various columns in the
many colored publications for which
you write we are offering to you
and your readers something entirely
new and which we sincerely believe
has never before been offered to he
general public.
"Out of the many creations le-
signed and developed at the Century
Of Progress here, the new Paris
Cape, the latest Hollywood Fad, is a
practical and useful garment, made
in five colors and designed for the
useof both men and women. 1t is
small and compact, using only a
small space when not in use, ex-
tremely flexible, made of thin Gum
Rubber. Special sizes are unneces-
sary and the cape is adaptable for
use in rain or shine.
1--WE are introducing this cape TO
the general public and desire an
energetic and hustling agent in each
community of the country who will
find this cape the fastest selling spe-
cialty on the market today.
Incidentally this cape sells to the
ultimate consumer for only n dol
lar, easily within the price reach OF
every pocketbook, and where We
have no active agent on the job we
will nm rn0nfnf nf nnn dollar cnnt RI
us, the Consumers Raincoat Com
pam 456 Transportation Building,
Chicago, forward a cape in any of
the following standardized coloIs,
green, red, blue, white or black. Our
experience has been that each pur-
chaser of a cape automatically be-
comes an active agent forthe product
sells on sight.
I'VE would be very glad, Mr.. Nit
chell, Il have you introduce this
cape for. us through your many
columns as it will mean thousands
of satisfied cape users, and create
opportunities for thousands of 9TH
er agents who can do this work in
their spare or whole time.
"Also advise us ola practical
method of securing the most bene-
fetal ~''coverage' o f advertising
space inthe colored publications.
| understand that this firm has
never attempted to contact Negro
readers as a group and | would adj
wise our advertising managers to
cooperate with them in every parti-
cular.
The Friendly Tip Company, 32f0
Michigan Boulevard, Chicago, manu-
facturers of "~Sta-Sweet'' and other
cosmetic preparations are about 70
put on an active campaign to secure
}. thousands of agents in every part of
the country and those interested
would DO we'll in writing to them
direct. And the names of the many
who have written directly to me for
to me efor such opportunities will
be turned over to them 20 il you DO
not hear from me personally you
should be hearing from these var
ious concerns who can use your SER
vice from the to time. III tell you
more about the "Sta-Sweet" oppor-
tunity after l have personally con-
tacted them.
| have been asked % publicly an
nounce the fact that Arite F. Cen
try, has opened up the Modern
Flower Shop right in the same
building in which l am located, mis-
address being, 400 East 35th Street,
Chicago. And Mr.. Gentry wants it
particularly known that he is in pos
ition to handle all out of town or
ders. either mail or telegraph, from
persons who may flowers for all oc-
casions delivered to friends and ac-
quaintances in Chicago. Mr.. Gentry
halls from Kansas City, having oper-
ated a florist shop there for three
years, moving to Chicago about five
years ago.
/ thank the Kuhn Remedy Com
pany 1857 Milwaukee Avenue, Chi
ago for the little booklet of testi-
monials concerning their rheumatic
remedy and when space permits
shall be glad to quote some of these
tetimonials for the benefit of the
thousands of my readers who can
use their product with much salts
faction to themselves and the COM
pany. incidentally thisl firm also de-
sires active agents throughout the
country.