Evening journal., 1908-08-21
TO Parents Who Have Boys
and Girls to Educate ai
And to Young Men and Young Women Who
Are Ambitious TO Get an Education That
Will Enable Them TO Make a
Profitable Living.
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The following will interest you:- 81.
Fifteen families have sent Goldey College fifty
five students-showng that the work of the College is
appreciated Many of the students enrolled had
relatives at the College last year
Higher salaries are paid by Goldey College than
by any other school in Wilmington public or private
Experienced and practical are the head of each
department
The real growth and value Of a school is shown
by the number of students graduated each year and
started upon successful business The gradu
ating class of 1908 was about FOUR TIMES AS
LARGE as the class fourteen years ago.
$50 graduates of Goldey= College are employed by
the dupont Company, of this city; as by the H. K
Milford Company, Philadelphia record unequalled
in the United States Several of the, leading firms of
this and other cities employ graduates of Godey Col
lege exclusively .c zee e
The students who have attended Goldey College,
during the past twenty-five years., earning
earn FIFTY MILLION DOLLARS-an eloduent
tribute to the value of the education given by the Col
lege. [ ~ ..-.-
The students are given such information and ad-
vice which, if followed should result in their being
successful in business.
At the annual commencement, July u. 1907,
Josiah Marvel Esq. said: eve know Goldey College
to be institution aspiring reputation for grad
ating young men and young women not only with
power to money rapidly but to earn it honestly.
From many States and cities students are received
each year and applications for graduates from the
the United States. s-r,.
Since August I, applications for catalogues have
been received from ALMOST EVERY STATE IN
THE UNION, showing, how well the College is
known throughout this country.
diploma from Goldey College gives a young
young woman high standing in the business
community. The College is well known, not only in
this community, but also in Baltimore Philadelphia
Newark N. j., and New York city.
The principals of Goldey College devote their en-
tire time during the regular school year to instruction
They not burdened with the business management
of the College and therefore enabled to give their
students sufficient attention. r
The advanced business practice in the CONNER
cial Department is carried on through the United
States mails with students in business colleges in dis
tant cities Visitors become enthusiastic in regard
this work. The department is equipped with various
business offices and bank.
Thorough preparation is given for bookkeeping
and shorthand work in the offices of the leading
featuring, wholesale, railroad real estate and insur-
firms, banking houses, etc. also for commercial
government and teaching positions.
The standard Pitman system Of photography is
taught This is the system that is used by all the Con-
gressona shorthand reporters and by the great body
of stenographers and other shorthand experts
throughout this country, Canada and England.
According to its attendance, Goldey College sue
ceeds in graduating larger number of students each
year than any other commercial school in the United
States. The students like their work and therefore
continue in attendance until the completion of the
course.
Young men and young women cannot succeed to
the fullest extent unless they learn the best systems
and methods used in business. Goldey College guar
antees its systems and methods TO be the best Learn
ing poor Systems results in comparative failure.
Before entering school, student should ascer-
tain who is to teach him, what qualifications and ex-
perience the instructor has had whether not the
instructor is competent to do what he proposes to
teach others to do 1t costs less to investigate before
taking business a shorthand course than it does
afterward.
Only one more week and the fall session will
bsgn During the fall and winter Of the past several
years there not vacant seat in the College i.
Those who wish to enroll should make their ar
rangements The College offices, 8o7 Market St.,
first floor are open daily for the reception of visitors
and from to September I, these offices will be
open in the evening from; seven to nine .w
The following are the officers of the College:
II. S. Godey, President; R. J. Maclean, Manager; JFs
Phillips, Assistant Manager; w. E. Douglas and ]. E.
Fuller, Principals. s
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