Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 December 1950 — Page 22
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Fleet of Motor Scooters Pays. off
Owner Uses Them to Dispense Ice Cream expert mechanic and can find a |
". building to rent you may start or-! In Summer and Coffee During Winter ganizing a -sel{-service business. (Last of a Series) :
for motorists. Most of your investment will be CHAPTER SIX
- jih tools and advice, ior it will be |your customers who will do the By LANSING M. PAINE and POLLY WEBSTER work. For your charge of 75 In Washington, D. C, a‘fleet of ‘hine motor scooters grosses cents an hour they can putter all up to $50,000 a year for their owner, who uses them in summer to they like—take their cars apart dispense ice cream and in winter, coffee and sandwiches, ‘and put them . together again-——| Small boxes fitted to the scooters are insulated for the summer and if they run into “trouble you, trade; and the chilly fall months find them converted into heating will be there with expert advice} units to brew the coffee. {to guide them, ; Routes are well planned so that a salesman will be at the same; a Ogden, Utah, garage owner, | spot for sales each da This serving how ‘many customers, Afar could be started with one! heir own and their neighbors en- seemed to itch to get their hands) wo s¢ooters and grow as more ‘on the tools, opened up his garage! a o | Their first sale of the candies into a self-service organization, Camping Fquipper 'was at an antique show, and such and found it took three assistants:
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C. Goodwin, above.
from many parts of the world. a proxy parent, Ter ae barley Jalipo a sta tarted “Proxy Parents” in New| "York City whereby some 200 string jelly beans, hokey-pokey, Ki tractors and equipment which had’ Heorice sticks,' honey combed Hours Hen and wornen ‘woe ng| a value of $30,000. = This included \ginger-bread, chocolate shoe but-| oF Ner squire children to dentistiejrcylar power - saws, manure,
appointments, theatres, movies, spreaders, all kinds of plows, har-| itons, sour balls, and many others, | ball games, tennis matches, or Sprea EE a p
‘with some being made in the shape of os fast as they music lessons (including supervis-. when a machine is rented out,’ decad ing practicing). Mr. Sweetser or one of his aswere many en age. Although this dea-for a unique gictants always goes along to run trips to be out at the same time,| ok ure City business Pusiness, as so many others, had jt Thus they help farmers to sinceithe ides of a camping np}, dane at be. \ls beginning in New York, there make full use of their lands and. which does not necessitate buying ng square dancing. that be- is-no reason why it would not be to ensure betfer Crops. ¥ equipment makes the excursions Ean as a hobhy, has grown to a supported in other large cities. Although ap extremely. lucraextremely popular. $400. a bo grossing over Coin Radios tive’ business, it is perhaps the Résult of Hobby =~ | Mrs. Dan Aakus, who started There may be money for you in hardest work in the world, and Morris and Charlotte Freed- ot teachin her fri 4 h operating a chain of coin-operated Mr. Sweetser says he wouldn't man’s unique Boston business is q d ge t 1 ends how to ~radios, Costing in the vicinity recommend this business for any the result of their hobby of find- it; ha apts an or the fun of of $50, they usually play for 2 except the physically strong. ing ancient eandy recipes, some ng erself teaching yours for 25 cents and are in-| In Cleveland, O., a young man of them dating back to clipper- some > people & week at 75 giailed in hotels, hospitals, tourist of . 21 who advertised that he’ ship days, and testing them for Sap a hea cabins and motels. : would do anything that anyone -—— I I I UU + ne way of starting in the, This business could be started did not want to do himself had ; \square-dancing business, provided, on a part-time basis, as you could over fifty calls within 10 days WATCH REPAIRING of course, that you are well 3449 machines as the first became after placing a small advertise{trained in this skill, is to contact pajq for, {ment in the classified section of by EXPERTS business firms, who have found it| In some instances you may a newspaper, At Miller's Modest Prices! QUICK SERVICE
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guns, and advertised three-day camping trips. t For one flat fee, city folk are driven miles into the cragged Colorado mountains to fish, pan for gold, hunt, or just sleep the time away. ¢ A secondhand truck moves the campérs and all their requirement; it is not at all unusual for several
business “Risks, {ployees acquainted. to the hotel or motel where you Unincorporated.” Fees vary with Running square dances on a place the radios; in most cases, the danger involved in the assign{large scale could be started on a however, the owners of such busi- ment, but for the most part the {part-time basis. You can find out nesses are delighted to be able to jobs are not risky. iin a very few evenings just how offer such a servicg arid will not! They consist rather of™ return-
| popular a sport square dancing is demand any of the profits. ing engagement rings, finding 29 on the Circle lin your vicinity, The purchase of a secondhand stray dogs and cats, rushing : =< & Lisht Os It would cost much more than tractor put Philip Sweetser of Ae- people to hospitals and, in one
your $1000 to open up a fully ton, Mass. | stocked garage, but it You are an!
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Two or more men schooled in Was:the response, they opened the to keep up with all the customers, who has been chief of the gov- - sentative, work- he was free. : Sleépy Hollow Candy Shop. many of whom drove the latest’ ing out of Cin- } Sram m——————— in 1950 by United experts. Model = the pick pg Here one finds such candies as I models and yet wished groment's smplayment servies cinnati Both Mr Sch cide {RANGERS HUNT PLANE Ones pevcrpred ia Aid hae new who put his investment into Tum fudge from a recipe. which to do the work themselves. | recior of the Office of Defense have completed: > nelider | BLAIRSVILLE, Ga, Dec. 1 camping equipment, including B0¢S back te the time when the Proxy Parents | Manpowor—} b bik 25 years of continuous service and (UP)—U. 8. Forest Rangers lead sleeping bags, blankets, gold- Ingredients nad o he aught There is a great deal of dif-| ; Be ee. job in Fane '*" will be-presented with céftificates a search party up the steep, icy’ mining pans, fishing gear and ference between a baby sitter and 9 . and watches, |slopes of Brasstown Bald today
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