CHAPTER XII

THE affairs of the Universal Advertising Agency were looking up; there was no doubt about it. Twice in one week had elegant Mr. Lewis come hastening into the office, his baby eyes wide with excitement, to tell the glad news of a new account which was to be entrusted to them. The sale of Ultra-violet Soap had expanded so much, either because of or in spite of the work of the Agency, that the proprietors, like sensible men, had decided to increase their advertising appropriation, and with it, in consequence, the Agen…