DOI Heft:
No. 80 (October 1903)
DOI Seite / Zitierlink: https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.26229#0465
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7"E are led to publish a reproduction of this
W drawing because it only too well illustrates
many a young man or woman's position in life when
they Arst start out upon their career. They are
Ailed with ambition, hope, and energy. Then comes
the time of trial. Time after time they see those
with no more ability, if as much, take a settled po-
sition in the ranks of labor, and they wonder why
they are turned down. It is because they are not considered competent.
It is not lack of ability, but lack of training and marketable knowledge
The world is full of opportunities for seif-study and for devel-
opment and training of your abilities. Don't get discouraged.
Don't allow yourself to be turned down the second time.
Train for profitable, labor. If you join our Institute you
will not be "Turned Down," for a paying position awaits
you when your labor is trained and properly learned.
Let us send you a copy of our book, " Struggles with the
CORRESPONDENCE INSTITUTE OF AMERICA, Box 598, Scranton, Pa.
Electrical Engineer
Electrician, Illustrator, Ad.-Writer
Journalist, Proofreader
Stenographer, or Bookkeeper
women for high-salaried positions. Why not use
your earning capacit^to its utmostlimit?Wecan
ESTABLISHED 1879
THE
UNITED SERVICE
fT^HE UNITED SERVICE is not devoted strictly to technical subjects.
-L Fiction, Poetry, Stories of Adventure, Reminiscences of the War, all
And a piace in its pages. The ablest officers in the Army and Navy write
regularly for the UNITED SERVICE. Typographicalty there is no handsomer
Magazine pubiished. Specimen copies will be sent on receipt of five two-
cent stamps.
^ L. R. HAM E R SLY C O MPANY
49 WALL STREET, NEW YORK
Awe, 70 Jfr.oo^er
AD. XXV.
Turned Down
7"E are led to publish a reproduction of this
W drawing because it only too well illustrates
many a young man or woman's position in life when
they Arst start out upon their career. They are
Ailed with ambition, hope, and energy. Then comes
the time of trial. Time after time they see those
with no more ability, if as much, take a settled po-
sition in the ranks of labor, and they wonder why
they are turned down. It is because they are not considered competent.
It is not lack of ability, but lack of training and marketable knowledge
The world is full of opportunities for seif-study and for devel-
opment and training of your abilities. Don't get discouraged.
Don't allow yourself to be turned down the second time.
Train for profitable, labor. If you join our Institute you
will not be "Turned Down," for a paying position awaits
you when your labor is trained and properly learned.
Let us send you a copy of our book, " Struggles with the
CORRESPONDENCE INSTITUTE OF AMERICA, Box 598, Scranton, Pa.
Electrical Engineer
Electrician, Illustrator, Ad.-Writer
Journalist, Proofreader
Stenographer, or Bookkeeper
women for high-salaried positions. Why not use
your earning capacit^to its utmostlimit?Wecan
ESTABLISHED 1879
THE
UNITED SERVICE
fT^HE UNITED SERVICE is not devoted strictly to technical subjects.
-L Fiction, Poetry, Stories of Adventure, Reminiscences of the War, all
And a piace in its pages. The ablest officers in the Army and Navy write
regularly for the UNITED SERVICE. Typographicalty there is no handsomer
Magazine pubiished. Specimen copies will be sent on receipt of five two-
cent stamps.
^ L. R. HAM E R SLY C O MPANY
49 WALL STREET, NEW YORK
Awe, 70 Jfr.oo^er
AD. XXV.