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Show HE HAS TO HAVE A PRINTER. So a Maine Editor Puts an "Ad" In His Own Paper to Get One. "I havo work for a prlntor. It's steady work and pay every Saturday r.ight after the first week. My help Usually stay from four to twenty years with me several have stopped until they were called to cross tin river to whose bourno all printers are journeying. "Write me, tell honestly what you can do and what you don't do. Give references and state wages wanted and say whether married or single, also tell us how old you are and tho color of your hair and oyes. "We are fussy, particular, but our acts aro largely controlled by 'tho back shop crowd,' mado up ot flvo glrl3, all good lookers, two married women, a husband nnd tho devil. . They run the show and get tho money, occasionally permitting mo to make suggestions. "We want to replaco ono who has been called higher to higher wages. i Speak right up now If you want to join tho pack. We need you and will ' pay a fair price for your services. "No objections to a man with a family. "If you don't want tho job and havo a friend who does, write him, get vrorJ to him, wo havo tho room and can afford to havo ono moro man' about tho establishment. Bo suro to put tho 'esquire' on tho envelopo and address Fred W. Sanborn, Menagerlo Manager of tho Norway (Me.) Advertiser. Adver-tiser. "Do it now. "P. S. Long-necko'i, high-collared cigarette smokers not wanted." Norway Nor-way Advertiser. |