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‘ ’ . ° . a , a . Ae . . HOW TO GET ALL THE LUXURY FOOD Yu oa 2) FREE! ‘ If you know “insider's tricks® like these, you can cat like a king, in the best restaurants in town, for absolutely nothing, or at most a few pennies every week! For example! How to eat all you want FREE at bars, without even having to buy a beer. S ~ How to eat for nothing in self-service cafeterias. And eat so much that your stomach may actually feel like it's going to bursti How fixed-price restaurants can give you FREE meals for two or _three days, after you've paid the regular price for your first meal. How ofdéf-by=phone restaurants can provide you with a bulging gourmet dinner for nothing. Not one red penny. a _ If you like fancy food, then invest $5 (no more) in this ingenious way. Then you'll be able to eat at the most expensive ; restaurants in any city you wish, as their welcomed guest. ; 2 But this is only the beginning! Because if you don't want to eat out all the time, but want to dine sumptuously at home on other ~ people's food, then just wait till you read this—~— oo + r How VO MAKE SUFFRééeatTS SLVB YO) sueil. eGo. | 4 =o ey 4 Lege oP oer : If you live in these states (men- tioned on page 121 of this book) you can - get up to $100 worth of FREE purchases a ; month, through one simple ruse. Or, in any state, this is what you can now doz You can get FREE meat from the butcher, just by asking him the right way. FREE LP records. FREE gourmet sandwiches. ABOUT THE AUTHOR V You can realize, of course, how the explosive nature of this material prohibits us from | | using the name of this nation- | ally famous author here. How-_ | FREE fish. FREE package goods. FREE ever, we can say this: | steaks or chops. FREE vegetable products. “He has written articles In nu- | | H In fact,so much FREE FOOD that you may have $ ° F to buy a freezer to store it! merous magazines. He has, , : to Now, there are some foods that you been on T.V. many times in- : - dan't get completely free most of yne’ time. ‘cluding the David Frost and ! ; So you use maneuvers like theses — - . . ‘ - we pO : You pay the price of the smallest David Susskind shows. He has ., size, but you get the large economy size also apeared on the Merv Grif- viewed by Life, Look, Time, for tt ou nuy butter for th tee! of: find and Johnny Carson shows. } }. uy bu r ror @ price or : i : , - ! margarine. He is one of the most popular | 7 You buy steaks for the price of — speakers on the college cam-| = | , potatoes (when you can't get them free). puses and has been inter- e if You pay half the price for. canned ¥ @i goods. & m " =: ¥ou decide the price you're willing etc to pay for weighted produce. And you pay that much and not one cent more. ee A NS NS And then you go on, beyond food, like this3 ® ; MOW TO GEL THE BEET (LOTHING ABD FURNITORKE YO" WAU TA- How ta get an almost-new pair of shoes, for exactly 25¢. : How you cip wear $500 suits (or $200 dresses), simply by asking the right peopl | for them, in the right way. ; . . ¢ How laundfies and dry-cleaners can be made to give you a complet@ Mas _Jworargbe-oithned for penpies, or absolutely free. 3 cee FD