. Billboard (Jan-Jun 1899). the month gone, and Bill-board for January not here yet: cant getget along without it. so dont forget me. I took possession of billboards ownedand controlled by the Savannah Theater to-dpy. and. contract to do their posting for atarn of five years. Am now the only billpester in Savannah, and have the largestplant in the South-east. How is that for oneyears buttling on small capital? The business of the late Chas. Vcse:, atSttubenville. ().. will be bv hismother, Mrs. Margaret Voce!. Ed. R. Thurston, of Union City. Ind.,writes: Austin was at one time
. Billboard (Jan-Jun 1899). the month gone, and Bill-board for January not here yet: cant getget along without it. so dont forget me. I took possession of billboards ownedand controlled by the Savannah Theater to-dpy. and. contract to do their posting for atarn of five years. Am now the only billpester in Savannah, and have the largestplant in the South-east. How is that for oneyears buttling on small capital? The business of the late Chas. Vcse:, atSttubenville. ().. will be bv hismother, Mrs. Margaret Voce!. Ed. R. Thurston, of Union City. Ind.,writes: Austin was at one time (but now now) thestage manager, and did the posting for theopera house here, and also wanted to sell tome his privileges, but when I came to checkup his holdings, could not find, boards he then used were the propertyof the opera house. He has nothing now tospeak of. I will say this: All display worksent me goes on my own holdings, so you see1 ran give you any guaranteed time youwant. Say so to the ! 1 H. L. KRAMER, General Manager Sterling Remedy Co. 10 THE BILLBOARD. I 1 «OKMjrTMENT • COHOUCTID BY Learning to Letter. John Etch. Many who are especially fitted for the Iet-terers art find that it Is an easy matter forthem to master it. while to others it comesonly after long years of practice and is no one. however, who can not ac-complish somethtes if a part of his imeis spent in practicing. Often we meet work-~ men in the painting trade who tell us tney,-were inclined to learn the art of lettering,but never had»a chance—that is the way theyEstate it- The fact is. the opportunity mayhave efTercd. hut they did not grasp it. andthe fault is probably their own, that theyhave not at least a knowledge of lettering,. for; there is always a time when the mind iscapable of accomplishing much if the in-^It-ation is to master, and we have only tolecU:=t> some of-vthe workmen who havereached, the top-notch, or .pinnacle of this line,
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