A Scholarship Earned by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Nov 17, 1914

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 41, No. 45.

A Scholarship Earned

By Editor

A girl up in the northwest was anxious to enter Laurelwood Academy this fall. How to do so without funds was her problem. Seeing an opportunity in the home workers' books, she arranged for territory and samples of the books, and went to work in earnest. Result — she earned the requisite amount, and entered on time.

If already enrolled, and in need of money for board, books, or other needful things, sell the books in your spare time. Previous experience not essential to success.

Here is pleasant, good-paying work in which any bright young man or woman who is willing to hustle, might earn a scholarship in the school or college of his or her choice.

On every dollar sale, you earn forty cents. This is no inconsiderable amount when we remember that some persons sell anywhere from $5 to $20 worth in a single day.

November and December are the harvest months for books like these, because they are admirably suited for holiday gift books.

Our depository in your state will tell you all about it. Ask for a copy of the short story "Alice Goes to Work."

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