The Detroit times., 1908-08-18
MICHIG BUSINESS AND NORMAL
COLLEGE.
The Great Business TRIMMING >ch""i "i
tbe Central Nest,

The Michigan Business and Normal
college, at i3attle Creek MicHl saH' -
one CT the finest training schools an 'tV
entire United states. very lev scu"o's
can offer 10 tn" students So man! 81
pcrior advantages.
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model business OinCrS, al ia ACTIVE
operation under the best community
plan OF instruction. which corresponds
10 the la boratOrS mcthOd OF ttdCiilhs
in the high schools and other lhstltu-
tions OF learning. In fact. this ihstllu-
ton il a Manual Training sSchool on
0" Thr b business ''s departmer has fqa
line OF offices FOR whole pllng. ry'au-
ing. banking, transporta ron. teai
rIrc-T1Is lITiI rII = -, =, 7771-If
found an 'ae co ;RSl@'.'' eaoip en-, q MOI
ern /. Z smith & BroS(vis,i,P3iie Typ ps
writing machines. beSidNS pllllhB Hia
chimes and Underwood Visible type
writer's The old blind writing ma
chimes have been entrell dlscal u'u;
making this department OF me SENIOR moo,
tie most modern and up-to-dat1 OF any
institution III tht ctntial west nc
shorthand pupil IL trained by the saine
manual training idea, As soon rs w
stenoRrapher becomes Suiiiclcnt. al
vancrd to take dictutiOn ne becomes =
stcnographer Tor the model QlncTs 81
tho school where he turns out a large
amount Of work. under the careiuI
guidance and supervision oil thorousn-
Is competent instructors.
In the. finishing department or 1He
school ffr stenographetS rs 51i touh1 Ma, .
chine. ljiison Photographs Tor di'ta
zion purposes Ming cabinets cara IN
dexcs ii G. Smith X Bros. Visible type
writer's. Underwood visible typewiit-
ers. ana Nverything else that - neces-
sary to tCorQuShly train young uun"
ar a youhg woman for an Office posi-
ton In factg when the pnpil steps
6rom the Michigan business and Nor
NAL Coll, Sc to the business othcr' ~ ~
! simply stepping from on" oItb't 10 an
other and graduates of TINS school go
/ into the BUSINESS world anu take posi-
J lions aide bv side with operators win
/ years OF experience. -,
/ Mr. Argubright, the president OF the
! school told a Times representative
/ that since January l, 1905. one huhut,u
and seventeen calls have b"th Wane
| unon the institution Tor hgh grade or
I Grr workers that could not be supplied
while cighty-three young people had
! brcr placed in business positions
Young men who complete the course
Of study are placed in posi- tons direct,
! Il, from the SCHOOL at salaries OF S0OOo
| n month TO start and in some cases
Noung women nnd erlrloymeut on
| ,,roduation al from $500 TO $1,000
| week 10 start. depending upon the
'oTTtb Wirhiean business and Normal
tt'0ttr-rr- ffeF4ffR -a'ontfact-to-All
| y1Iing. pe0prc whereby tTry ErrTr7rrrt { 7,
|. 10 furnish business positions immcdl r.
ntcIV upan graduation or rcfund the
| entire amount Of tuition money paid.
| Mr. Arguhright told us that 6y &c
! tob.r Isl the rooms would bc hllcd to
! their capacity, application blanks com =
! ing i'm at the present time AZ the rate
| OF I've or six day, while the attend-
ance during the summer session, When
most business schools arc closed Tor
/ vacation H. very near the hundred
I mark -,
! Most of the pupils who enter take
,ytet IL called the combined business
and shorthand course, ms this IL the
I.raIning that best qualities young peo-
mn, 1r---r-rrrrrfuvrrr s%--+++ss
! pcnnln who wish the education Tor the
! practical bcnont to be derived from ~,
/ pursuc the, business course only, which
is q particularly Strong course o,
/ training. as 10 teaches the cssential ana
/ practical things ~ lie