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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C„ WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 6, 1926.
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WANTED—SALESMEN (Cont’d).
STOCK SALESMAN, to handle issue of na
tional industrial enterprise showing unusual
prospective profits. Good commissions.
Call 307 Burehell Bldg., between 10 and 3.
R EP R ESENTATIVES
FOR WASHINGTON
AND VICINITY.
We have vacancies in our organization for
two or three real liigb-class men. No man
of average ability will lie considered. The
organization which we represent is the
oldest of its kind In America in the health
and accident field. Careful training will be
gnen the men who are chosen. Interviews
by appointment only.
PHONE MAIN 6988.
PADGETT-STOKES, Inc.,
613 Denrike Building,
A SINCERE SALESMAN.
We have no $25,000 a year jobs for sales
men.
No salesman can become one of our execu
tives in a month.
We are not looking for the quick, slick
clean-up salesman.
We do not sell real estate, books. Insurance
or house-to-house.
We call only on executives in business. We
do have salesmen earning SB,OOO.
We do promote salesmen with sales records
to executives.
A connection with this organization means
securing a permanent territorial franchise
with a nationally known organization. A
proven future without investment, except
.vour brains for active salesmen between 27
and 40 years of agp.
I will interview privately by apoplntment
only and employ in Washington THREE
men for nearby territories, so do not con
sider this unless you are prepared to start I
AT ONCE should a connection be agreed
upon.
Let's get down to “brass tacks.” We only
want to interview salesmen who are sin
cere in their desire to make a permanent
connection. Remember, no quick eleafn-up
here but an opportunity which you will im
mediately recognize after talking it over
with me.
