Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-07-17
THE PROOF OF The PUD-
DING IS IN The EATING


There is no question but that
the Byrne s,implitied Shorthand
is the greatest system in use to-
day. 1t has over 10000 enthusi-
astic writer's; it holds the worlds
record for speed in a given time;
is the most simple, legible and
ra pid system in use, as is shown
from the following remarks by
our students who first studied
other systems
Il take pleasure in telling the
public what the Byrne Simplifed
Shorthoud is the only system
| previously studied Pitman :
months, used it in actual prac-
tice for four months; at the end
of six weeks study of the Byrne
| was a better writer than | had
ever been with the Pitman.
81 have been a Sloan-Duployan
stenographer for 10 years; |
found the system inadequate. |
then took the Gregg under Mr..
Gregg, of Chicago, but found 1t
Ineligible / then took up the
Byrne which | consider the stem
ographic marvel of the age.
/ first studied Pittman Short
hand; then took up the Byrne,
and found Byre to be 80 per ct.
shorter and that it could be writ
ten at a much higher rate speed
and read IKE print "
Il studied Pitman t months,
and gave it up in disgust; | then
took up PERRIN and studied it
almost night and day for six
months, but was not able to
hold position. | then took up
the Byrne for 3 months and find
| can hold any position.
II graduated in Graham short
hand, writing 100 words a min
ute after 9 months study. After
studying the Byrne Simplitied
together with Byrnc Practical
Bookkeeping for t months, |
could write Byrne much faster
and regard it superior to any
other system"
I thoroughly mastered IA
systems, Z of the most promi-
nent Pittman systems, Gregg
Charter, Byrne and 4 minor
systems, and find the Byrne
much easier to read, that it can
be written with one and one
half times the speed that can be
made with any of the other Il
systems.
Il spent y months trying &c
learn Pitman shorthand, but oW
ing to the hundreds Of rules,
hundreds Of exceptions and
thousands Of word signs, | fail
ed to become a good stenograph
er. After studying Byrne in
your school two weeks, | had {
more practical knowledge Of
shorthand than | did.Eafter q
months study of the Pitman."
After studying six different
Pitmapc systems | was unable
to hold an ordinary Office job,
but with five weeks study Of the
Byrne | went into the distric'
court and did reporting success
fully and was appointed regular
court stenographer"
why study any system o
shorthand other than the Byrne
when the Byrne can be learned
in half the time or less, reao
with greater ease and written a.
a higher rate of speed, which
merns better salary and promo
ton? 1t does not cost half as
much to complete course in oul
school as it does one of the othel
systems in other schools. We
hold the exclusive right to teacl
the Byrne in this section
Write for catalog containing
full Endorsements and names
and addresses Of above and o.
others who have tried the other
systems and abandoned then
for the Byrne. Onr Bookkeep
ing and Telegraphy are as fan
superior to the other systems a.
is the Byrne shorthand. Don
fail to write or phone for on
large free catalogue.
! TyleI Commercial College, Ty
Ter Texas.