School Of Shorthand

FALL TERM . . OF THE . . . WILL OPEN . . MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th. The school offers splendid opportunities for young men and wonien to fit theniselves to fill important positions for whieh good salaries are paid. The old story that there are more stenographers than positions is utterly false. It is true that there are many young people who have only half fitted th"emselves for work who have attempted to hold a position and, of course, failed, and who cannot therefore, get another place. For those wrho have had the perseveience to tltOVOlighly jprepare theniselves there are atways plenty of openings. Ie Will Not allow a pupil to begin the course unless we believe he is able to roake a suecess of it, if he will. All of onr Teachers Are Thoroughly Competent to fit any studeni who is willing to work tohold a íucrative position. We frequently have calis f rom business and professional men for Competent Amanuenses. During the past year we have not been able to supply all the demanda we have had for stenographers; Pup'ls from our school are holding some of the Best Positions in the United States. We makc a special effort to assist all of our graduates to secure good situatious. Come and see us or write for large catalogue giving full information about our school, cost of tuition, living eSpënses in Ann Arbor, etc. PpttiPftihPI4 That although our fall term opens rvwlllCIIlUCl September 9th. Students may enter at any time, as our school is in session all the year through. L'Clll ÏILIW begin the sooner will you be able to complete tbe course and begin to earn a good salary. For fuU particular cali upon or addrese, O. J5. WAGNER, Prin. The Stenographic Institute, 20 8. Statest. - . Ann Arbor, Mich. 1 fe::■:;:.:.:.:.v.;..%%%v.%%v.".v..%%%%%%%v.%%v.%%..l.V t