Picture-Play Magazine (Sep 1928 - Feb 1929)
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Advertising Section 113
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Agents and Help Wanted
Male Help — Instructions
Patents and Lawyers
PERMANENT BUSINESS YOUR OWN ; men and women, earn $35 to $100 weekly operating our Original "Specialty Candy Factories." Few dollars starts you home spare +iTiio* we* in^trnpf rind furnish everything. Booklet Free. W. Hillyer Ragsdale, Drawer 29, East Orange, N. J.
MEN QUALIFY FOR RAILWAY POSTAL clerk, internal revenue, mail carrier and outdoor positions ; steady work, particulars free. Write Mokane Inst., Dept. B-16, Denver, Colo.
EARN $120 to $250 monthly, expenses paid as railway traffic inspector ; we assist you to a position after completion of three months' spare time home study course or refund your money. Write for free booklet CM-28, Standard Business Training Inst., Buffalo, N. Y.
PATENTS. Send sketch or model for preliminary examination. Booklet free. Highest references. Best results. Promptness assured. Watson E. Coleman, Patent Lawyer, 724 Ninth St., Washington, D. C.
AGENTS — $8.50 a day. Steady work. Wonderful new proposition. Hudson Car furnished to workers. Write quick for offer belore leniioiy i» iMitippeo up. ^iineiiutiu Products Co., 4332 Monmouth, Cincinnati, 0.
INVENTIONS COMMERCIALIZED. Patented or unpatented. Write Adam Fisher Mfg. Co., 223 Enright, St. Louis, Mo.
LET MR. OZMENT HELP YOU GET A Government Job, $95-$250 Month. Write, Instructions Bureau, Dept. 308, St. Louis, Missouri.
WE START YOU WITHOUT A DOLLAR, Soaps, Extracts, Perfumes, Toilet Goods. Experience unnecessary. Carnation Co., Dept. 2860, St. Louis, Mo.
Salesmen
PATENT-SENSE — Valuable book (free) for inventors seeking largest deserved profits. Established 1869. Lacey & Lacey, 719 F St., Washington, D. C.
MEN 18-35. $1900 year. Steady. Railway Postal Clerks. Sample coaching Free. Write immediately. Franklin Institute, Dept. H2, Rochester, N. Y.
INVENTORS — Write for our guide book, "How to Get Your Patent," and evidence of invention blank. Send model or sketch for Inspection and Instructions Free. Terms reasonable. Randolph & Co., Dept. 412, Washington, D. C.
ATTENTION ! ! ! Collect and keep $6.00 every order. Make from $60 to $180 every week. Two suits or suit and overcoat $27.95. Satisfaction guaranteed. Big swatch outfit iree. ijaoane ijroici beai domes, o-ii uroatiway. Dept. 73, New York.
MEN — BIG PAY. SOUTH AMERICAN work. Companies pay fare, expenses. South American Service Bureau, 14,600 Alma, Detroit, Mich.
Detectives Wanted
MEN — Experience unnecessary ; travel ; make secret investigations ; reports ; salaries ; expenses. Write American Foreign Detective Institute, 114, St. Louis, Mo.
PATENTS — Write for Guide Books and "Record of Invention Blank" before disclosmg liiven lions. oenu mouei ui :>kcii.ii ui nt vention for Inspection and Instructions Free. Terms reasonable. Victor J. Evans Co., 767 Ninth, Washington, D. C.
Art, Books, etc.
ART PUBLICATIONS, Books, Magazines, in French, Spanish, English. Photo novelties, samples, lists, etc., 20 cents stamps. Villaverde Co., Dept. 214, Box 1329, Havana, Cuba.
DETECTIVES EARN BIG MONEY. Great demand. Excellent opportunity. Experience unnecessary. Particulars free. Write, George Wagner, 2190 Broadway, New York.
How To Entertain
Scenarios and Stories
PLAYS, MUSICAL COMEDIES AND REvues, minstrels, comedy and talking songs, blackface skits, vaudeville acts, monologs, dialogs, recitations, entertainments, juvenile plays and songs, musical readings, make-up goods. Catalog free. T. S. Denison & Co., 623 So. Wabash, Dept. 132, Chicago.
Business Chances
■""PHOTOPLAY AND MAGAZINE Stories developed and submitted to markets. Particulars free. Universal Scenario Company, 444 Western & Santa Monica Bldg., Hollywood, Calif.
FREE BOOK ! Start little Mail Order business during spare time. Hadwil, 14 H-74 Cortlandt Street, N. Y.
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1 ABOUT GIFTS I
= A very appropriate and highly appreciated form of gift is a yearly subscription to a good =
= magazine. It provides delight to friends and is an unfailing source of entertainment. Your
: friend's Birthday, your local Hospital, Library, Home for the Aged, Orphan's Home, et cetera,
g are worthy objects for the presentation of a subscription. =
g And here are some very good magazines to serve that purpose. H
| THE POPULAR MAGAZINE— issued twice a month $4.00 per year. |
H For twenty-five years THE POPULAR has led in printing active tales of the Open ; Pioneering, g
= Lumbering, Ranching and a variety of sparkling stories on other themes of human interest. g
| COMPLETE STORIES— issued twice a month $4.00 per year. m
= Contains no serials or continued-in-our-next stories to leave the reader's interest suspended. Prints M
= a dozen different kinds of stories in each issue and appeals to those who like to wade through a
story at one reading session. ||
| TOP-NOTCH MAGAZINE— issued twice a month $3.00 per year. f
H Prints stories of Sports, Adventure, Mystery, et cetera, and appeals to a varied literary taste g
g among j-oung and old. g
I SEA STORIES— issued monthly $2.00 per year. |
H The only magazine that features tales of the men who go down to the Sea in quest of adventure.
I WESTERN STORY MAGAZINE— issued weekly, 52 each year $6.00 per year. |
g The pioneer in its line. Stories of the Plainsman, of the frontier, Cattleman and Miner that faith
m fully and fascinatingly depict the West of the early days and of to-day.
I DETECTIVE STORY MAGAZINE— issued weekly, 52 each year $6.00 per year.
m Prints stories of Mystery, Crime and the cunning and ingenuity of the criminal matched against
= masterful and resourceful Detectives.
§ LOVE STORY MAGAZINE— issued weekly, 52 each year $6.00 per year. |
f| Contains clean, entrancing stories of the Affections with gripping interest.
g Please use the order form. ^ _^ ^
1 STREET & SMITH CORPORATION, 79 Seventh Avenue, New York, N. Y. |
B Gentlemen : I inclose herewith $ , for which please enter a subscription |
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