Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-07-10
FOUR FREE SCHOLARSHIPS.
A Fine Opportunity for Young Men or Women
desiring Business Education-fiow 1t Can
Be Obtained Free.

We have just concluded an arrangement
whereby we are enabled to offer to each of
four young persons a free scholarship in
the celebrated Eastman Business College,
Poughkeepsie, New York.
There are always among our readers a
number of young people who would like to
study bookkeeping, shorthand, typewrit-
ing, telegraphy, and such other studies as
are embraced in the courses of instruction
offered. Eastman Business college has at
tanned wider reputation for excellence
than any other school of business ever es-
tablished and this alone makes one of its
scholarships we'll worth striving for. Each
certificate is good for either personal or
correspondence instruction and may be
used at any time the holder wishes to take
advantage of it.
The following statement by Mr.. Clement
c. Gaines, president of the college, ex-
plains what the different scholarships are
and what their value is as prizes.
A $35 SCHOLARSHIP.
Good for term of - weeks personal
instruction Cat the college) in the acade-
mic, business, Shorthand, typewriting, tel
graph and penmanship departments or in
any one of them without books.t If the
student prefer, instruction by mail in book
keeping and shorthand of the same value
will be given.
$50 SCHOLARSHIP.
Good for complete course in shorthand
(without books including principals with
practical work in correspondence and re-
porting, instruction exclusively by mail or
personal instruction of the same value
Omitted to 10 weeks) In any department
of the college, without books.
A 1925 SCHOLARSHIP.
Good for complete course in book
keeping without books) including both
single and double entry, principles and
practical work, instruction by mall or
personal instruction of the same value.
Qimited to eight weeks) in any depart
ment OF the college, without books.
$15 SCHOLARSHIP.
Good for a term of 10 weeks, CORE
spondence instruction in shorthand, includ-
ing lesson papers but no books; or perso-
nal instruction of the same value Qimited
to one monthly in any department of the
college, without books.
These prizes are easily obtained and the
four young persons who make the most
telling efforts and appeal to their friends
for help will win them.
The TINES wishes to add 500 new names
to its subscription list during the next six
months, and to assist in doing this we make
the above offers. The contest began July
l and will close Friday, December 81
We allow a cash commission of so cents
on all new subscriptions and this we shall
allow the contestants to retain.
VOTES ALLOWED FOR SUBSCRIPTION.
For every new subscription for year
accompanied by 81 in cash four votes will
be allowed.
For every six months subscription pay
ing so cents two votes will be allowed
For three months subscription or re-
newal paying 20 cents one vote will be al
lowed.
A correct list of subscriptions will be
kept at this office and the four having the
highest number of votes to their credit on
December 81 will be awarded the scholar
ships.
Any further information will be cheer
fully given on request.