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LÖGBERG, FIMTUDAGINN 28. JÚLI 1938
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A Select School for Select Students
FOR A
BETTER SCHOOL
We are alert to put into our school
courses, equipinent and inethods that
•v^ill constantly improve its service to
its students.
We earnestly helieve that the deep-
seated excellence of the school has
had much to do with the outstanding
success of our graduates—for the per-
centage of success amopg the young
folks whodeave our classrooms is very
high—so high that we take very great
pride in mentioning it. Maintaining a
good school is a continuous job.
FOR ALL
THE YEARS
“lt is probably too much to expect
young people to understand the im-
plications of the flight of time—but
what a wonderful thing if youth
could look ahead and appreciate the
fact that the career of tomorrow
must rest upon the foundation laid
today just as definitely as the house
must stand through all the years
upon the piers that support it.
“Of course, there is occasionally a
boy or girl who knows this fact. —
but only occasionally.”
RESULTS_COUNT!
"Just around the
Corner"
In a few weeks many hundreds of
young people will enter institutions
above the secondary level — beyond
high school.
Hundreds will intend to enter, but
will stop at merely intending. Those
who push ahead in spite of difficult-
ies are the ones who will be tomor-
row’s directors of the world’s activi-
ties.
Time is so valuable today that no
young person can afford to waste it.
To say, “I can start to school next
year” is equivalent to saying, “I am
resigning myself to failure, or to what-
ever fate or fortune may bring to me.”
A Better School
There is a tendency amongst schools to over-capitalize
on the achievements of graduates who have won recognition
in various fields.
After all, the student supplies the ability.
But. • .
Perhaps we may be pardoned if we bask a little in the
reflected light of the following records:
1. At the recent (July, 1938) Manitoba Civil Service
Examinations, FIRST and SECOND Places of Merit
were won by Dominion Students.
2. At a similar examination a year ago, a Dominion
Student came FIRST out of 166 candidates.
3. At the recent Dominion Civil Service Examinations
held throughout Canada, out of some 5,000 candi-
dates “Dominion” students won FOUR places in the
first 45.
4. At the last typewriting competition held at the
Toronto Exhibition, two silver cups were offered for
First and Second Year Business College or High
School students and 17 Business Colleges entered
the contest. BOTH CUPS WERE WON BY STUD-
ENTS OF THE DOMINION BUSINESS COLLEGE,
WINNIPEG.
Maintaining a GOOD SCHOOL is a continuous job.
We shall be glad to help you take
the next step/ ♦
5ecretíiri
Course
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A Genuine
Opportunity
For Graduates to
Market their Education
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At the
D O M I N I O N
you will find . . .
• An environment conducive to
study and accomplishment under
ideal Business Conditions.
• Educated young men and women
from homes of refinement, who
already possess High Ideals and
many of the qualities which
Business Leadership demands.
• Modern office machines to meet
the needs of modern business, in-
cluding:
Calculating Machines
Duplicating Machines
Dictating Machines
Bookkeeping Machines
Latest Model Typewriters
DOMINION BUSINESS
COLLEGE
THE MALL, Cor. Memorial Blvd. and St. Mary's and at ST. JAMES and ELMWOOD