Do you believe in fairies? We ask this question because if you do, you
will at once be reminded that all good fairies stand ready upon the
slightest provocation to lend their assistance to a good cause. When
the virtuous Cinderella’s fortunes were at a low ebb the waving of the
fairy wand promptly summoned to her aid a host of cheerful attendants
who worked so industriously in her behalf that she immediately became a
princess and lived happily ever after.
The Storytellers’ Magazine, like the good fairy is interested in the
welfare of the Children, and, also like the good fairy, is waving
its wand to summon a host of workers to its side. At this moment it
is waving its wand directly at _you_. In Fairyland, as you may have
noticed, the cheerful little fairy workers respond immediately to
the waving of the wand, and work most industriously without other
remuneration than the thought of a brave deed well done.
In Storyland, however, the case is quite different. Besides the
consciousness of duty well performed the workers receive a material
compensation for their services. They not only have the honor of
winning subscribers and adherents to the story tellers’ cause, but
the satisfaction of a substantial recognition besides. What is your
reply? Will you come and help us—for a consideration? We need an army
of workers, a veritable fairy host who will make The Storytellers’
Magazine a welcomed guest in every corner of the land. If you will join
forces with us in building up a great subscription list you will aid in
making The Storytellers’ Magazine a _great_ Magazine. If you will but
wave your wand we promise to wave ours.
Every one is interested in the story telling idea, and when you show
that for the modest sum of _eight and three-quarter cents each month_
one may not only be kept in close touch with this great movement,
but enjoy a liberal education in the delightful stories and other
illustrative literature which appear in the columns of the Magazine,
you will be sure to find not only a cordial welcome, but a subscriber
as well.
Send us at once your name and address, and let us know what territory
you will become responsible for, and we will send you the necessary
instructions about getting subscribers.
Do not attempt at first to cover too much territory. It is far better
to cover a small territory thoroughly than a large area half heartedly.
We have in preparation a list of premiums and club combinations which
can be offered in connection with the Magazine. When ready, this list
will be furnished to you and will aid you in getting subscribers.
Address BUSINESS MANAGER
THE STORYTELLERS’ MAGAZINE
27 West 23d St., New York