Butterworth, Charles F. [from old catalog] · Chicago, Dry goods reporter co · leaf 26
fe >Sh I. C<. -- ^ ft Examples of Up-To-))ate miow Gauds. what would apply to one would not be correct for another. Becareful, in arranging your work, to select the proper lines ofreading matter to shade. Many card writers get their besteffects from what, in their vocabulary, is called their… … LESSON V. STUDIES. ALL times the card writershould plan his work inadvance. Not only thewording but the style andcharacter of the letters,as well as the general lay-out of the card, shouldbe decided upon before the work is begun. There is a ten-dency on the part of amateurs to work hurriedly and to…
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