Everybody “hob-nobs” with me. I’m con- Wfi/
sidered a good “mixer,” easy to get acquainted X wja7
with, willing to find time or take time to stop Wm
at any man’s door long enough to set him Vwl
aright on the road to “Thrift-Land.” Ml '
I am proud to be able to say to you that I W ? Sv?
am a Son of the Soil, fathered by Sunshine, 1
nursed by Rain, and loved by good Country
People everywhere —from coast to coast.
There’s no secret as to the whereabouts of f!
my headquarters. I’ll give you my name — I
and address — 1 I!
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days, just to be real friendly, I tell people
My Name is “Prospy”— \ JIM
Yours, Please?
I’m anxious to call on you in a few days—
out at your farm —and tell you many useful copyritht,iw»,bycompanyof aomho*
things that you will be glad to know. I want .i r . .. f i Nat™.*
to show you a smooth, shady, “cut-across” *, m .. ? -in*
road to “Thrift-Land.” Feehn Good s a Habit with Me.
Just as soon as I know your name, I will send you “Glimpses of Thrift-
Land,” and I’H come along, myself, a little later, since I know you will never be
contented without me. Fact, good
friend! Your name, please, so I can
place you on my calling-list at once.
