The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, November 15, 1920, Page 20

AR TR A B NS, " Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers » These Young Meil Have Started “the New Way” ‘and are Making Money S e el SR acifaany timey over 1 have mot onl ‘Boen e 5 do 3?5 Gustay Potthoff, Bancroft, Xowa: *The week after aduating from your school I got a job at the Lincoln { &dmobile Co., but soon after came to the Bancroft Auto go. gfi':y’?.{‘e' week and .l-:!.o“ for Eyfl?&efi’ Ban as service and near! hauling, raotor and transmission work.”” 2 o % ‘Wm. E. Cockran, Ft. Morgan, Colo.: *It is just four years gince I gr'nd_naud, rl,‘!mi'no difficulty in n;np- ping into a paying position and worked as garage mechanic for two_ years. Bince that time I have been Service Manager of the largest garagein Ft. Morgan.” Floyd A. Cady, Shawnee, Wyo.: !‘Your course of training more than doubled n‘:r ‘wages and I had no trouble in finding & job. A man could spend yeara at practical automobile and tractor work and not learn as much as you teach in eight weeks.’* Ralph Moore, Aurora, Neb.: ‘I was in your school six weeks, Am working for the Hampton: Auto Co., Hlunm. Neb., and dm‘gg fine.” - . ¢ The “New Way” Coupoh Fill Out, Cut Off and Mail Lincoln Auto & Tractor School 2415 O St., Lincoln, Nebraska Gentlemen :—I want to know how you make men independent for life. Send me the Book. really interested. - & Nare 0 T va ot g AN e & e Ao A S aRTN S POWIE o0 2s0087s 60 nsinsesssoivossssnssyeissass 2. R B R A N 53 PN A O S S30 . dividual instruction. “The Old Way” is to le from a horse car. d Bt L4 Z o2 3 = o ) : '. . Most young men start through life the old way— they climb aboard one of the old-time trades or professions that is already overcrowded and in° which there is very little opportunity ever to make any real money. That is why mest of them barely make a living, and when they die, they usually leave nothing but a Iittle life insurance and a lot of debts. icking the new rapidly-expanding profession of Automotive Expert. It is the quick and easy-money route to fihancial independence—and that is what we are all seeking. We make the assertion that any young man of ordinary ability—without special educa- tion—who takes a course in Automotive Mechanics at this School and improves the opportunities that naturally come to him, can retire within fifteen or twenty years with a comfortable fortune, wh}le many may easily become wealthy. Young men who use their heads for thinking are incoln Auto It starts you on a quick and easy road to a good job—the sort of a job that every red-blooded American likes—a job where there is work to do that stimulates your in- terest and ambition. 7 5 How fascinating it is to be able to walk up to any dead automobile, truck, tractor or gasoline engine, look it over and tell the owner just what to do in order to start it again; or to take a piece of compli- cated machinery.that has broken down and by.proper repairing and adjustment set it to throbbing again. That is the sort of an expert you become after spending a few weeks at this School. This Is the Year of Opportunity = There has never been a time in the history of the country when the mechanical. job-sought the trained man as it does today. The automo- tive ‘industry of the nation has sprung into enormously “expanded production, draining the country of its mechanics and clamoring for more. ere’s a good job waiting for every mechanic—good, bad and indifferent—while the reliable and earnest young man, properly trained mechanically, has a splendid position waiting for him, with wonderful opportunities for advancement, in practically any' city in America in which hé€ may decide to locate. P The Automotive profession means quick action—only a few weeks to leax:n and then you begin making money at once. The man who hesitates loses out. It’s the man who decided and acts that wins, This School is different. Our classes are small and you learn by in- Lincoln is just the rizht size—with expenses much less than in larger cities. It is the Educatienal Center of the ‘West, a clean, home city, with many high grade factories, to which our students are welcome. Send the Coupon on the left for our Big Free Book. = ke In a few short weeks we teach you how to operate and repair_any automobile, tractor, stationary engine, electric farm lighting plant, or electric starter, and how to do acetylene welding, difference how little you know about automobiles or tractors—ih & few Weeks you can begome an expert. ; - Lincoln Auto & Tractor School “The School That Teaches You To Boss the Job” Lincoln, Nebraska 2415 O Street : : PAGE TWENTY arn some trade or profession that is_already overcrowded and in which there is very little chance to get to financial independence, even in a lifetime, 2 ‘“The New Way” is to get into the new, swiftly-moving | profession of Automotive Expert. It will get you to financial indepen- dence quickly, just as a high-powered automobile- quickly speeds away STARTS YOU “THE NEW WAY”. It makes no 4 Tractor School Our graduates. are making splendid salaries as Tractor and Truck Operators and Salesmen, Repair Experts, Garage Managers, Chauf- feurs or Expert Welders, or as Expert Mechanics in A& and Truck W ' ¥ Factories or Service Stations. You can easily do as Be the Boss Motfor Mechanic We teach you not only to be an Expert Motor Mechanic, but also to ‘boss the job — how to tell others what to do and to hold the better positions such asGar- £ % age Manager, Factory Foreman, Auto and Tractor Demonstrator, Spe- cial Service Expert, Etc. g by Operate a Tractor or Truck We teach youhow tooperate and repair any Tractor, Truck, Gaso- line. Engine or Farm' Lighting Plant. If you stay on the farm, you can save considerable keep- ing your own motor machin in repair, besides earning a come working for: your neighbors. Run a Garage of If you want to go into business for yourself, we teach you how |4 to start and operate an Aut% ‘ Truck or Tractor Agency an " Garage, There are so many mo- tor machines now thatthe repair business is enormous. Get started and you can make a fortuneina few years, ne B