THE Fl'NPAY PKE: OMAHA. OCTOP.ni. 1, 1922.
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Filling the Present Day Need of Business Men
The nation's leading business experts, carefully selected, address the club every Mon
day evening on practical business subjects, discussing all phases of commercial prob
lems. There is no limitation to advertising and selling subjects. The only limitation is
to brass tacks business topics. Ideas, suggestions, plans and helps, adaptable to all types
of businesses, are to be had from these talks. Putting these to work in there every-day
business life has proven of monetary value, made for increased business for many
Omaha business men. i
The League has at present 800 members and is growing eveiy day. It is the fourth
largest club of its kind in the United States. The average weekly attendance last
season exceeded 300. Practically all lines of industry in the city are represented in
its ranks. Many of Omaha's most successful business men are its most enthusiastic boosters. ( Ample proof that it
is worth while that it pays dividends. - i
The weekly meetings start with a dinner at 6 sharp and adj ourn promptly at 8, utilizing two hours that most men waste.
Any Omaha business man is eligible to membership, regardless of his line of business. The membership fee is $5.00
and the dues are $1.00 a month. " i
If you would enjoy associating with live wires, thinkers and doers, where enthusiasm, inspiration' and good fellow
ship are abundant; if you can use the business increasing plans which these business experts bring, phone for an
application or mail your name and address and a member will call on you.
Frank O. Malm, Secretary. 500 Electric Bldg. Phone AT 4140 or AT 2033
Just Glance at This List of Speaken
October- oiembcr-Dccember
October Second
Tim Thrift, m e r c handisinj?
manar American Multigraph
Sales Co., Cleveland; an author
ity on business practices who en
thuses over sales problems and
discusses them with fervor.
October Ninth
O. M. Caward, president Ca-ward-Gaskill
Furnace Co., Chi
cago; when one mentions
Caward, we at once think of the
driving energy of the eteam
hammer.
October Sixteenth
G. Lynn Summer, advertising
manager International Corre
spondence Schools, Scranton, Pa.
Former associate editor of Sys
tem Magazine.
Roger W. Babson, the world's
leading statistical expert.
Norval A. Hawkins, for twelve
years salesmanager for the Ford
Motor Co.
Homer J. Buckley, president of
the world's largest direct-by-mail
advertising company.
Chas. R. Weirs, for 15 years
chief correspondent Larkin Co.
E. T. Hall, ealesmanager Ral
ston Purina Co., whose talks can
be translated into increased sales
results.
Frank Stockdale of Chicago,
whose business messages have
earned for him a national reputation.
This Advert sement Made Possible by the Following Live Wire Members
of The Advertising-Selling League.
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J. H. HANSEN CADILLAC CO.
"The Standard of the World"
FIELD-HAMILTON-SMITH PAPER CO.
VICTOR ROOS
Harley-Davidon Motorcycles
PFEIFFER TOP AND BODY CORP.
Winter Auto Tops and Curtains
W. A. HIXENBAUGH &. CO.
Publithers of Fine Books
NEBRASAKA POWER CO.
OCCIDENTAL BUILDING & LOAN ASSN.
EPSTEN LITHOGRAPHING CO.
"Lithographers Exclusively"
NICHOLAS OIL CORPORATION
"Du.ineii It Good, Thank You"
M'KENNEY DENTISTS
"You Above All Mutt Be Satisfied"
HARRY A. KOCH CO.
"Pays the Claim First"
THE N. C. LEARY CO.
CARPENTER PAPER CO.
ERNEST BIEHLER CO.
Commercial Photographers
219-20-21 Leflang Bldg.
LOOSE-WILES BISCUIT CO.
WATERS-BARNHART PRINTING CO.
MEEKS AUTO -CO.
TAGG BROS. & MOREHEAD
Live Stock Commission Merchants
O BRIEN-DAVIS-COAD AUTO CO.
Dodge Bros. Cars
FRONTIER TOWEL SUPPLY CO.
J. M. Jensen, Prop.
CHANGSTROM MOTOR CO.
Wescott and Velie Cars
LEE L, LARMON
Fontenelle Florist
CROSBY-MOORE FUNERAL HOME
FONTENELLS HOTEL
Headquarters Advertisingelling League
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