Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1905-05-19
How The /. G. S.
Makes ess;..lI Easy as The
Road to Success

The International Correspondence
Schools cf Scranton, Pa, were founded
and maintained to AFFORD special train
ing for positions that can be filled only
by technically trained men and women.
To give this training the schools en-
ploy experts TO gather the principles
and PROCESSES of the trades and profes-
fessions; to write this information in
clear, simple language; and to arrange
it in orderly, comprehensive form.
vhey maintain faculty experienced
in teaching by mail to impart this in :
formation to students to correct,
their written recitations, and give
them all needed assistance in their
studies. ..At
The remarkable success of the Inter-
national Correspondence Schools has
been due to the great demand fol-
thorough, practical education from per-
sons that find il an impossibility or q
great hardship to stop their daily work
while studying, and to the Schools per-
feet system for providing this education
During the Schools thirteen years oil
, existence they have give thousands
occupying subordinate positions the
education that has placed then
in higher positions at increased salaries
They have afforded means by which
misplaced people have changed their
occupations. Vhey have aided ambitious
young men and women everywhere to
get started in the work of their choice
by giving them the training necessary
to secure employment.
To assist students the Schools main
tain Students Aid department. When
student is being trained for better
position this department will, on request
send report of his progress to his en-
ployer. When h has completed speci-
fed subjects the department will, II de-
sired, write letters of recommendation
to any prospective employer. This de-
partment is in constant communication
with concerns that desire to employ men
and women for all classes of work. When
requested to recommend some one we
select from our eligible list the name OF
the student best fitted for the position,
and advise him to make immediate APP
plication. In this work the Students
Aid Department has the assistance of q
field force of more than 1000 mon scat
tered all over the United States and
Canada. The service is free to our stu
dents: thousands have been placed in
positions.
The Schools have spent more than one
million dollars on its textbooks; q
quarter Of a million is spent annually in
revising. No other institution has tho
system, the capital, or the experience to
provide the training offorded by the l.
G. s.
The l. C. s. textbooks are the most
comprehensive and most easily under
stood; they are used for reference in
leading Libraries and colleges. They
are free from confusing technicalities |;
they lead In logical order from the most
elementary to the most advance prin-
ciples. They were prepared with the
assumption that student knows moth
ing of the subject when he begins study
ing. If student is faithful the Schools
guarantee the successful completion OF
the course. At the time Of enrolling 1t
is only necessary to be able to read and
write and to understand the simple Ian
guage. No knowledge of mathematics,
or any other subject, Is required to start.
The written work of the. student en-
ables our instructors to detect weak
points readily and to give proper as
sistance. No other method is so satis-
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express himself clearly in writing and
remembers what he writes. Special in
struction is given, without extra charge,
when needed.
The student does not have to leave
home to secure an education; the educa-
tion comes to him. He can keep right
on with his work, and study when he
has spare tirno. he may move from
place to place. We teach wherever the
mails reach. He has no textbooks to
buy. Our instruction is complete in
itself.
Our prices are much lower than those
of other high-grade educational institu-
ton. Payment may be made in monthly
installments, if desired.
Write the International Correspond
ence Schools of Scranton, Pa, or call on
their local Representative,
t.H. WHARTON,
Box 367, So. McAlester, t.