The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-06-02
Capital Commercial
College
3141s Main Ave. Phone III
Bismarck, North Dakota

A Practical Commercial Course
Is very valuable. Hundreds and
hundreds of our former students
have been employed during the
past two years of depression"
None have lost their positions.
Many have received an increase of
salary. They are living better than
ever before as they can buy things
cheaper and save more money.
There is nothing as good as a
Practical Commercial Education to
provide for the future, to insure
adequate living, to overcome ad-
verSity.
A secretarial Course is proving
more valuable every year. There
is a greater demand for a good.
well educated secretary than ever
before. This course leads to some
wonderful positions. They are
employed by banks, law offices,
wholesale houses, state offices.
county offices, insurance offices.
banks, and by wealthy and in
fluential men.
In looking over our list of orr
former students we find they have
Gone remarkably we'll. For in
stance, In banks. We find n Of
our former students employed in
the largest bank in New York CITY.
a second in the largest bank in
chicago, and a third in the largest
nank IN Los Angeles, and a fourth
IN the largest bank in San Fran
CISCO. Then, more than a dozen
are employed in the Bank of North
dakota. Others are employed in
the First National Bank of Ris.
marck, the Dakota National Bank
and Trust company of Bismarck,
the First National Bank of Man
dan, and the First National Bank
OF Dickinson and many other
banks. This is only to show
wnere our students 60.
We have one of the finest eouin-
ped secretarial schools in the
Northwest. Everything new, bright.
ana clean. We have typewriters
OF all the standard makes. adding
machines, bank posting machines.
mimeograph, the finest systems of
1llng, etc. We do public steno-
graphy, typing, mimeographing,
carbon copy work, addressing, and
mailing. All to give our students
practical experience. When there
is a call for the comptometer and
dictaphone that will justify the
expense, they will be placed in our
school. Our methods are the most
intensive and practical.
High School Graduates should
have shorthand and typewritinp
before going to the university. II,
Will aid q student who turns in his
themes and other work all neatly
typewriter, will get a 2OT higher
grade than those who turn in
similar work in handwriting.
University students have told me
this. Every year We have some
university students to take a Sec
retarlal course, and it is much
better to take such a course be-
fore than after attending the uni
versity. It strikes us that four
years OF theoretical training in
high school, followed immediately
by four years of theoretical train
Ing IN university is not the best
preparation for practical life. II
would be far better to get a com
mercial course and a year or two
OF practical training in business
in between.
we have had many years of ex.
perlence In actual business. W.
nave been in business in both Chi.
cago and Minneapolis as we'll as
IN Bismarck. We believe this nrac-
tlcal experience Is of great val,,e
to our students. We believe +hi.
accounts for their wonderful s,oN
cess; for their being EMPLOYED IL
all the state offices, by the us
government, in law offices. and =,
private concerns. -
This summer we will offer III.
ioliow1ng courses and this is tn,
last time tuition will be offered =,
low as it will be during the month
A .. s. Civil Service Course F..
Secretarial Course, a Court g. q
porting Course, a Commer NC
teachers Training Course !
Course In Banking and Bark post .
ing Machine, and a Course y" ~
Automobile Accounting. '' N
The chances Of securing . ros,
tlon are better in BismarcI roS..
~ Riss any ", other ' city in the country t
snd : Is q city with a future
ana . good place to locate. A1'u'e
t,o write ss or call on US for 1ntorma.
fo or1 an aao terms. One NAV ente,
curing the month Of :Y,,ns s.l ne
Paws '9 Th. a Practical Education
= I wnn+ Inc cost is usually less tho ro :
dents salary. Our former Sim.
$1,000 a year. 'o'" sl'2oo te
r0or. R. F. JACK, Principal