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Show hll aid you W tojukess Rne Month's Subscription f forthe Evening Standard and Morning Examiner and a Small Cash Bonus Bring a Handsome Book Seventy-five percent of the big business busi-ness men of Ogden declnre that Iho chief educational need of their employes em-ployes is a better knowledge of English, Eng-lish, Including spelling, grammar and punctuation and the ure of words in general. Stenographers crowd to nnswer an advertisement announcing a position paying. $S a weok becaneo they ate not qualified to demand higher wages Thousands of stenographers and typewriters type-writers trained In the art or making "pot hooks' and tapping the typed keys are eking out an oxistenco, on meager wages. Thoso statements have a direct bearing upon the proposition that tho Evening Standard' and Morning Examiner arc offering, a Webster's Now Standard Dictionary Illustrated, practically freo of charge, and glvo tho reason for tho popularity of tb distribution. Because tho perusal of tho diction-arv diction-arv Is acknowledged by educators to be tho best, the quickest and the only sure way of acquiring that knowledge which the experienced big men of Attleboro business houses prove that there is a demand for. Get out of tho $S class. Or, if you aro not so poorly paid aa that, at least become busy and take advantage of tho opportunity which Is bringing hundreds to tho Dictionary Diction-ary Department every day. By paying one month's subscription in advance to olther tho Evening Standard or tho Morning Examiner and the small expenso bonus specified In the display advertisement on another an-other page of this issue will pormlt you to turn the tablos upon what you havo regarded as misfortune mis-fortune when It was only your own Ignorance weighing upon you and tho limitations of your vocabulary binding you down Good authority for the statements as to need of education Is Director TJdward Ryncrson, of the Pittsburg kil Ich Bchools "When reorganizing the K ommerclnl department of high school ul Inaugurating tho night school Mstcm, he wrote to most of the ropre-Mkjtatlvo ropre-Mkjtatlvo men of Pittsburg, asking n to co-operate by suggestions is t'at subjects of Instruction Bbould Kcn the greatest attention. This W he Lose replying, seventy-five per wlder English (Including spell-ntlal, spell-ntlal, fifty-eight per cent '5 fifty-six per cent pen-K, pen-K, eaty-elght per cent short-Hfenhowing short-Hfenhowing that the lament-B lament-B English was considered Kig B defects they Ky among era- Kcat replied Bfd training Hmmar punctun- |