The National tribune., 1904-02-04

tion In bookkeeping and to inform Won how
pleased am with the position you secured
for me. = @uieu
W hen first wrote to you had no idea
that bookkeeping could be learned so flor
oughiy and so easily by correspondence.
"! Iriehds laughed at the idea and had
always thought it necessary TO attend a
business college to learn bookkeeping but
such is positively not the case. / devoted
from one-half hour TO an hour TO the
study each evening, and i'm three weeks
tlme L had a much better knowledge of
housekeeping than the average student who
attends business college during the sams
period. 1 know this TO be true because i
questioned a young man who was taking
course In frst-class business collier
ard he did not begin to have the pract,.
cal information / had
AS soon as | finished the course / ac-
cepted position that you gave me.
went to work with a great deal of pery-
BUSINESS. After the first day this passed
away, because quickly found ont that the
pfa cticai hints which you taught me en-
abled me TO take hold at once, and by the
second week | had charge of set Of books
mnicn would stagger many experienced
bookkeepers. The fact that INV EMPLOYER
has raised my salary twice within the past
three months is the best proof that nv
work has been satisfactory. / advise any
one who. anticipates taking a course i'm
bookkeeping to take your course. 1t wouId
be impossible for any one to attend n busi
ness college and get the same attention
that you give your students. / have
learned that if one attends business col
iege he is fllled full of lot of fancy theo-
ries that amount to nothing when he be-
gins practical work. Your course covers
the entire field. When / accepted this DO
sitlon l seemed to. have Just exactly the
knowledge l required.
The advantage i'm taking a course nv
correspondence is that when you wish to
refer TO it you always have ii handy,
while in taking a personal course You must
depend upon memory. During the first few
days | was compelled to refer to the
course. After | did this a few times I
had no trouble
Il enclose an express money order to
pay my tuition. Your offer is certainly n
fair one. | should like to know the bust
ness college that will allow its students
to pay their tuition after the college places
them in position. They do not do this.
You must pardon me if | appear too
enthusiastic, but several of my friends
treated this matter as joke when / de-
cided to take it up, and the joke is now
on them. Had / gone to business col
lege | would not be through yet, and
would have spent great deal. As it now
stands | have a nice position. and did not
have to pay cent for instruction until
you placed me in position.
Again thanking you for what you have
done for me, | am, very gratefully yours,
ROSE r.. VALENTE.'
Our free book, "How TO Succeed in
Business" started Miss Valente on the
road to-success. 1t tells you how you can
learn bookkeeping and pay your tuition
after we place YOU in n pOSitiOl. Ii tells
you about the most wonderful system of
accounting ever discovered. 1t contains in
formation that, more than anything else,
will help you succeed in life.
We have limited number of these
books that will be sent absolutely free 10
ambitious persons who sincerely desire TO
better their position and add 10 their in
come. Send your name and address on
a postal card to-day and receive the book
by return post. Address Commercial Cor
respondence Schools, 226 Schools Bldgs.,
Rochester, y. Y.