Heimskringla - 27.08.1930, Qupperneq 5

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WINNIPEG, 27. ÁGírST, 1930
HEIMSKRINGLA
5. BLAÐSIÐA
D. P. PerKUNon
President and Manager
C. 1í. Newton
Accountancy Dept.
A. J. Gray
Accountancy Dept.
Business Adminis-
tration Dept.
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. Evn Hood, P.C.T.
Head of
Shorthand Dept.
Mnliel Jlllett, P.C.T.
Shorthand Dept.
. Jenn Lnw, P.C.T..
Shorthand Dept.
Jenn Prn«er, P.C.T.
Shorthand Dept.
Innbel MncNnb, P.C.T
Shorthand Dept.
Mnrgnret Chnlmera
Shorthand Dept.
THOUSANDS OF ICELANDIC STUDENTS
TRUE TO THEIR EDUCATIONALIDEALS, HAVE SHOWN
PREFERENCE FOR THE “THOROUGHNESS” OF
THE SUCCESS BUSINESS COLLEGE
ONE MONTH IN THIS
THOROUGHLY ORGANIZED
AND EFFICIENT COLLEGE
IS WORTH TWO MONTHS
ELSEWHERE.
The higher type of instruction is avail-
able in this great school. The result is
that the majority of Business College
students from everywhere in Manitoba
train at the “Success.” Thorough train-
ing and definite employment service are
the only special inducements offered by
the Success Business College.
DAY AND EVENING CLASS-
ES ARE NOW OPEN FOR
ENROLLMENTS.
CALL, WRITE OR PHONE
FOR FREE PROSPECTUS.
More Teachers
Better Teachers
Practical Courses
Better Teachlng
Methods
Larger, Brighter Premlses
Better Equipment
Dependahle Employment
Service
Personal Instruction
The Home of Sifccess
Large or Small School---Which?
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Whioh school is likely to attract the best teachers—
the large School or the small School?
Would you rather receive instruction in a small
Sehool, vvhere one or two teachers handle ali subjects,
or in a large school, where proper system and classi-
fication permit high-elass instruction by speeialists?
WTiere is a teacher likely to be a specialist in his de-
partment—in the large School or in the small Schooi ?
Which School can afford to pay salaries rcquired to
retain expert teachers—the large School or the small
School ?
W’he're is the most complete and modern equipment
likely to be found—in the large School or the small
Schooi ?
W’hich Schoo! is the best known among business men
who are seeking help—the large School or the small
School ?
Employers have more confidence in the graduate of
the large School, for they realize that a School can
become large—only through doing thorough work.
THE “SUCCESS” IS THE LARGEST PRIVATE COMMERCIAL COL-
LEGE IN CANADA, AND IS DOING BETTER WORK AND TEACHING
MORE THOROUGHLY THAN IS POSSIBLE IN A SMALL SCHOOL.
Phone
25 843
CALL FOR AN
INTERVIEW
Office Open
9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
EDMONTON BLOCK, 385 PORTAGE AVENUE.
Cor. Edmonton St. and Portage Ave. (Opposite Boyd Block)
FALL TERM NOW OPEN
If you are not prepared to begin your Success Course now, you may com-
mence at any time. Our system of personal instruction provides for new students en-
rolling at their convenience and starting at the beginning of each subject.
DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES
Phone
25 843
CALLFOR AN
INTERVIEW
Office Open
9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Vera Smallrldgre, P.C.T.
Shorthand Dept.
Alma Young
Shorthand Dept.
Mary Rae
Shorthand Dept.
D. Erlenrtson
Commerciai Dept.
fSenevleve Scbumaeher
B. A.
Corresponding Secy.
G. H. Laughton
Employment Dept.
Llllnn Aylawoiih
Comptometer Dept.
W. C. Anaus, C.A.
Principal
J. C. Way
Penmanship Dept.
T. L. Rrooka, M.A.
Secretarial Dept.
Marguerlle De Deoker
Typewriting Dept.
Iaiobel McGuirl
Typewriting Dept.
Kathleen MeGuirl
Typewriting Dept.
Thelma Coleman.B.A.
English Dept.
Mary Rarbour
English Dept.
Rlta Good, B.A.
P.C.T.
Stenotype Dept.
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