The Omaha guide., 1933-12-16
By CLIFFORD c. MITCHELL
BY Clifford C. Mitchell

Omaha Chronicle Compliments:
Practically all that a colored col
umnist gets is praise and SO I am
elated over the compliment paid me
by John BENZ. Horton, Jr., of the
Omaha Chronicle, which reads:
"***I hope to always publish your
articles; they have much valuable
merit. At this time I take great
pleasure in offering to you a compli-
ment, namely; That as a writer of
news which has the particular bear
ing on the Races intellectual, politi-
cal and spiritual future, you've done
still much more towards helping to
develop ourselves economically
through your columns, you've made
it possible for hundreds, if not thous-
ands, of our men and women to Sc
cure profitable employment in var
ious channels mentioned in your col
umns Certainly, this labor on your
part is worth the highest esteem
from your fellow craftsmen as well
as from our vast clientele of four
teen millions of patriotic American
citizens in black.
| am glad that my efforts to dig
up money-making propositions for my
readers, and potential advertisers for
the publishers are appreciated.
Without a doubt the most salable
speciality that / have yet run across
is found in an amazing new inven-
ton, 1.-THE Everlasting Match" which
works and acts like a match and can
be lit and relit thousands of times
by striking over and over again.
This little novelty, which is most
useful and compact, is made for both
men and women and is finished in
bakehte Of pleasing colors and also
in chromium with a high polish that
will not tarnish or wear and is guar
anteed for one year, with a money
back guarantee to agents. In fact
the Everlasting Match" is made with
the same are and precision as a high
grade watch
Unlike most automatic lighters,
etc., the Everlasting Match" is es-
pecially adapted for pipe smokers,
and, of course, is serviceable for all
cigar and cigarette smokers, and are
sold at various prices to meet the
pocketbook of every smoker.
My readers, especially agents, will
be particularly interested in knowing
that on an investment as low as Three
Dollars a full one hundred per cent on
their money can be made, and where
purchases are made in quantity lots
it is possible to make much more.
This product is one of the many
useful specialties created and sold
during the Worlds Fair here in Chi
cago and the company is rapidly ex-
panding and offering opportunities to
agents throughout the country. From
my own personal observation, while
in their various local agency offices,
I saw this speciality being sold to
agents, both men and women, in
quantity lots just as fast as the
clerks could wait upon them.
I would strongly urge every reader,
especially prospective agents, to con
tact the Everlasting Match Company,
445 South Dearborn Street, Chicago,
Illinois, at once as / firmly believe
this opportunity to be one of the
best l have yet written up.
And for my women readers, espec-
tally for women agents and distribu-
tors throughout the country l have
contacted a firm who is handling a
new woman's needed speciality which
has been on the market for only five
months, being the Elvyn Sanitary
Shield made with silk outside and
rubber inside, washable with soap and
water, and dried with talcum powder.
This shield sells for only fifty cents
and agents can make one hundred
per cent and more on their invest
ment when purchased in quantity lots
To those actively connected with
work among churches, lodges and So
cial clubs, the selling of these shields
will prove quite profitable.
Three samples will be mailed to any
address in the United States on re-
celpt of dollar with a money-back
guarantee. Send all orders or inquir-
les direct to Mrs. Bursmith, care of
Elvyn Company, 166 West Jackson
Blvd, Chicago Illinois.