Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-04-23
OPPORTUNITIES.
AND HOW THEY MAY Be AND ARE
SLiGHTED
We All Have Good Chances offered some
time Ia Life but Very Few Ever Inn
prove Them Until to Late.

This article contains valuable in
fcrmation for present or future con-
sideration by any one who may want a
knowledge Of accounts. Such knowl-
edge may, or may never be used, but
it viii not cost you much now to get
it, and to have it means that you are
prepared when you do have use for it.
The principles taught by all educa-
tors is the same, the difference is only
in the method of teaching, and the
cost is in proportion to the expense of
conducting the school. The value is
the same if obtained correctly in a
palace or in a less pretentious place.
In AsIRE's COMMERCIAL NIGHT
SCHOOL, the teaching is done by the
proprietors.. No large elaborate cata-
logues are issued and all expenses are
curtailed, and students get the benefit
of this by A Low TUITION RATE. To
attend some places you pay for style,
for luxuries, tor elaborate furniture
and many things that you do not
need. If you have money you can
ride in a Pullman car, if not, you
must remain in an ordinary coach,
but you s'get there just the same,n
or you can pay for style and the lux
uries at some massive hetel, while
you can get the essentials at a cheaper
one. This applies to this school, you
may not always find everything
grand, but you get what you want if
you attend. Tt is adapted in every
way to the great masses or any who
may want a knowledge of practical
business bookkeeping, a course that
is unsurpassed for simplicity and
practical application, and entirely
devoid of RED TAPE, and PLAYING
with imitation merchandise to
consume time. You get the CREAM,
the foundation work, and the books of
the course for future reference when
done, which contain examples of all
practical every day transactions as
used in business, and are applicable
to any line from general merchandi-
sing to manufacturing and commits
sion. What you do not get in this
course you will get in actual business
without spending money and time
for it.
The term is limited only by the sue
cessful completion of the course but
the usual time required is twenty ses-
sions of three hours each or SIXTY
HOURS of almost constant black board
work which we do alone. Pupils in
this school are never called to the
blackboard and are never embarrassed
no matter how dull they may be, this
we strictly avoid. To complete this
course means that you can write up
any practical text book on bookkeep3
ing alone and understand it. This we
guarantee; see us and get our methods.
Our TERMS should convince the cred
ulous and "Old Fogy" that we must
be able to do our work satisfactorily
or we could not offer these terms. No
IN ADVANCE; we will not ac-
cept it. You must first be satisfied.
W 9 usually collect ONE HALF at the
of the term from full course
pupils, while those in penmanship
pay full tuition at middle of term.
We furnish FREE all blank books and
excepting the practice paper
used in penmanship.
RATES-BooK-KEEPINa alone $40;
WRITING alone So; Bookkeeping and
writing So, This entire course will
not cost as much as the blank books
cost in entering other schools giving
a similar course. Do not neglect this
opportunity; join now and when done
get our diploma, a reproduction of our
own pen work elegantly engraved by
a. Geese & Co., of Chicago.
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