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C- ln our regular two vear's course of business, besides the subjects taught in ordinary up- staiis Business Schools. we teach Economic leelistttiw. Civics, Debating' and Public Speaking, and offer a tliorough course in Commercial tiieogiapliv, .Xtlvertisiney Expert Accounting, two veai's work in special and applied English. and lclistorv ol' lfinaiice. ADVERTISING SECTION OF THE BUSINESS DEPARTMENT. J, D. O'DorinelI, Ad Writer. A. O. Kline. Subscription Clerk and Financial Agent. Advertiser. Article Lost. When Lost. Reward. Cook, John 2 weeks' freedom on the About Feb. 24, 19151. Partial testimony when in Campus. Heed. Guiltault, Lexie .X friend. about own ageln the early morning. Privilege of a private con- zznd member ot' Amann- versaiion. eiisis Order when last Oliver. Glenn Barbour. Atha West. Everest lirb. Roman Drum. Simon B. Sweetzer, Roy seen in Polytechnic. I.ast years calendar' 1 laugh. 3 S-D nails. The second event. i In ancient times. The third opportunity. 1 toothpick. K Free lecture on Wliy. When driven into the Thanks for yourtrouble. board. In future time. H l.il'e blessing. liis hold on the door knob. At the time he let't go. 1 cotton-tail. lfcurtli sense. H XYhen he fell too hart the gym tloor. I Q tro- Db' Advertiser. Article Found. Where Found. Remarks. Xyallace, lQilbnrn Hanley. Harry Ecklund, Arthur Park, Howard Lynch, Wallace Lewis. Kenneth .l.lerrill. Georgia Ollonnell, J. Safety pin. dgd lrowing on the Vampus St.'Q'lll9ll to be orphaned and peach tree. Stray vocabulary. immersed in the tea cup X pair ot' shy glances. Winaing their ways to ward the ll minint arters. X dark brown desire. While plowing the liar t tice t If t.-a rd. 1 field. ln the old wooden lied l.ar2e1avei1fJ11SZllflletite. On the Burlington rail road. condensed cyclone in lay the big ditch. links. like sausages K used for filling automo- bile tires. A vacuum cleaner used to Wandering: aimlessly remove dust from the out on the green quite lonely. Almost dead when discov- el'Gl,l. lforce seeks the line ot' least resistance. ls likely to lead to realiza- tion. Ont ot' place, but now held as a. hostage. Satisfied since the big feed, Great excitement. at the otticc when found. The viewers could not be- lieve their eyes. Pickle had road in front ot motor- sward. his examined to determine f'3'Cl9S. whether he was seeing right. Advertiser. Thing Wanted. When Wanted. Will Exchange. Lovell, Russell A worried golf ball. Before the next comet A friction bar. appears. Mauser, Bert Dollman, Baker, Harold Merrill, Margaret Betor, Philip Flcklund, Richard ict. Kline .-X hookwEif-hi will intro- During the term of my dnce Pepworth to admir- natural lite. ina' friends 2ool'l years after he has retired from circulation. l - . . .l . . .X once by twice piece otiln 4 installments, one lllllf' SKY- I fourth each season. A second-hand imagina-'Before my Ilrd absence. tion. . To sell a patent cracker. Before it explodes. X peck of pickled mice and Ry St. Patricks Day 1 sri. in. of trained fleas next. One cactus desert in har- Whenever willing to sell ren condition. at 21 Sgr-1-ifit-Q, A new kind of sleep which The quicker the sooner. will stop working every morning at 9 A. M. A Vollege annnalea unique lthing. lt makes heroes and bums, supplies wives for hus- bands. etc. I 3 A, walking mirror. Obeys ithe slightest wish. l A college education. A peck of seed potatoes. l A yard of eyeless fish. A tame lion and a sky- scraper. An alarm clock which Can- not be beaten into insensibil- ity. -1 5...
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Commercial Depa tment l of 14---' 'LEX SECTION OF BUSINESS EXCHANGE The UlllllllL'l't'lIll w11rl1l is 111'11g1'essi11g very 1'11pi1lly. i'HXXCl'illl inilristries 11re being cle- relopc-1l. Xzitnre is c1111ti1111:1lly yiel1ling l11lll:',1llil11'l Il x11st store of XYCZllfl1 to be trans- 1'111'111e1l. 111l.i11ste1l. 1111-l lllZlllZilg'L'fl. The c1111111eti1i1111 in business is l,JCClQIll1lllg' more keen from y1-111' to l'L'Ill'. ,Ns n resnlt wt these things, the fldllillltli 1l'111'11e111'efnl Zllltl thorougli flililllllg for life work, is greater th11n it ll2lS ever been in the liistorv of our country. I The ls'11lyteel111ie Institute has ll well 11rg11nize1l two year Conimercizxl Co111'se to meet the 1le1n11n1ls fH1'CiliClClll'SCl'X'lCUllllJ1l9lllCS91. The most lllllJ4.l1'lZlllt 1111111056 uf our two year course i11 lll,lNll'lC4S, is tw equip the stnilent i11 those things th11t 11re essential to good citizen- ship in whatever line tl1e stucleiit llllly be l'111111fl 11tter lezwing tl1e scliool for the active duties wt llle. Clerical iiroticieiicy, r11pi1l ligriring, speefl 11111l 2LCClll'fLCy in Si101'il12111fl and typewriting, are X'Cl':x' necess11ry to success i11 oHice work, These things are properly ernpliasizecl, but we Zll5Cl inclnile in our course, Zl great lllillll' other subjects not iilllgllf i11 the orclinztrv one year business course. lYe know so fur IIS real life 111111 usefulness is eoncerneil that 21 training in tl1e mere essentials wt routine business practice is not snflicient. Sometliing besides the n1ech11nic:1l nrt of Shoithnnfl 11nfl Typexvritiiig, :incl tl1e f1,111clan1e11tal principles of bookkeep- ing. are necessary to Q'll1ll'Zlll'EC6 snr-cess even in these iinnierliftte lielfls. ln tl1e stren11o11stimes i11 which we live, there is Z1 great neefl of sterling' ch11r11eter to guifle tl1e well trainerl, efficient young' man or young' won111n. So often it is true tllllt the very brightest n1in1ls lack ability to accomplish worth while t11sks or really to get Ellll' pl11ce because they do not have the guicl- ing' power back of their il'2llllCfl minfls 1111fl hzincls. In our Business l2xcl111ng'e. business is L'Z11'1'iCCl on in a real fashion. VVe have a well fVl'g'ZIl'1lZCfl anfl well n111n11g'e1l Rank, 1111 oltiee c11lle1l the Billings lfliliolesale Co., another Gen- eral Agent, :1111l still miothei- Qnlleil the Pnlytecl111ic 'Real Estate :intl i11s111'nnce Office. There 11re, at 1'11rio11s times, lcftllll six to ten or twelve ret11il stores 'El'fll1Sf1Cllllg' business witl1 tl1e above nainefl offices. The 11ceo11nts between tl1e l'CfZlllC1's Illlfl wholesalers 11re co111p11re:l. mirliteil, 11nrl zrrljristecl fri 1111 ti111e to l'llllC. All these olitiees carry on their lill21l1ClZ1l business 11nrl trnnszretioiis tll1'0llQ'ii the Polytechnic First N11tional Bunk. in short, the Polytechnic llillSlllCSF i2KCllZlllQ'C is the one place where you may expect to tinfl business trrrnsncterl IIS in the 11ct1111l business Worlcl. T Y w14--1
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