Boston University School of Management - Syllabus Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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.1r1. Quantity Manufacturing Gives Quality, Service and Economy I-IOULD you visit our plant and see our large and up-to-date mechanical equipment in operation you would be impressed with our facilities to serve you. As it may not he convenient to make such a visit, we have prepared a large folder which shows views of our entire plant and will be glad to send it to you if you just write us a line asking for it. Why spofza' your fimo amz' though! in preparing copy mm' layouts when our .rpocz'a!zfc'od o,1pe1'z'o11co is yomarfor rho ashirzg? e Atlantic Printing Company QA 201 South Street, Boston ,Mg -'ik Telephones: Beach 4960--1961-4477 THE THURWFIRD PRE55 3?IIi6iiis22?-iinigiq:Zag?iuiiii iuniiiiE-3:2412gyiiiiiiiiwuiiwiiiggiig ADVICE TO OUR IDLE STUDENTS From One Who Knows. DANA I donlt remember. That has slipped my mind. I refuse to answer. I don't recall that right now. Really, it is in my mind, but I can't express it. I was absent yesterday That was the only thing I did not do. I lost the assignment. 317

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6 HTH H H YZEZL F012 NEW IDEAS OUR SIZE IS THE REASON hen this handsome new Private Secretary was put on the market lt was first offered to us In New England. The Executive has his follow-up, price list, quotations, prospects and private correspondence at his finger-tips. commwy 66 Franklin Street, Boston, Mass. BRO'll'lHlllElRS fia 5f ? .. Fifth Avenue Boot Shop mean-48thSturcct,NewYorlc M ff .1 tl 3 4' .. . '1' the Hour E ' 'E M.- N' fowes his success TE N T: E Master 5 in part to a proper 5 ff gf? Made JL regard for the ge P 9 E: E Foolweaf ff W opinions of man- 5 zfomm Fxh1'bi!Shop kind ,, lx Liillr' Building . . 9 For mankind has .- not always time to judge other than by f , X Hugh C.NIcGrath8cCo outward appearance. , ' Moral: Look the Part You Play GUTFITTERS Goods built on Experience Official Out6tters to Boston University 400 Sg,TN'ZQ:IlREET 226 Tremont Street - Boston, Mass. BEACH 1409 316

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l l l Nfl lflf sa, 7' if if it 5 The Alb! of New England Commerce and Imiurtry rzhee 1836 ERCHANTS and shipmasters whose names have become identified with the develop- ment of commerce and industry in New England, were among the founders of the Shawmut Bank in 1836. - This bank has been the ally of New England business while the value of product of New Eng- land's shops and factories has grown to more than 37,000,000,000, or ten times the value of product of all manufacturing industries in the United States when the Shawmut Bank was organized. Your plans for the future, whether you are about to enter business, or if you are already embarked, should provide for the support of a banking connec- tion with the complete facilities which distinguish the service we place at the disposal of our depositors. THE NATIONAL SHAWMUT BANK OF BOSTON 40 WATER STREET 318