. Dominion School of Telegraphy and Railroading : prospectus . ine is a sending and receiving apparatus and is guaran-teed to send for you at any desired speed, in order to give you thenecessary practice in receiving—that part you could not get at homeunless you had the machine. If after 15 days trail you dont find it asrepresented, return it and a refund credit of $ will be given. Twenty-seven records are furnished, containing about 10,000 records run through the machine from 5 to 40 words a minute. This outfit is sent by express as soon as student pays cash forcourse, or it
. Dominion School of Telegraphy and Railroading : prospectus . ine is a sending and receiving apparatus and is guaran-teed to send for you at any desired speed, in order to give you thenecessary practice in receiving—that part you could not get at homeunless you had the machine. If after 15 days trail you dont find it asrepresented, return it and a refund credit of $ will be given. Twenty-seven records are furnished, containing about 10,000 records run through the machine from 5 to 40 words a minute. This outfit is sent by express as soon as student pays cash forcourse, or it will be loaned when $ has been received on theinstalment basis, and becomes your property when course is paid infull. Should you desire at any time to come to School to finish, youmay return the machine (if in good condition) and pay $ extra,or keep the machine and pay $ extra. The machine may bepurchased alone for $ cash and carries the same guarantee. 12 DOMINION SCHOOL OF TELEGRAPHY AND RAILROADING What Students Studying At Home J. G. STEPHENS, Pacific, , writes: — Within a few weeks of finishing the Station Agents Course bymail I obtained a position as operator with the Grand Trunk Pacific,and inside of six months was appointed Agent at this Terminal, whichbrings in a salary of about $ per month. There is no doubt in my mind that if I had not had the trainingyour course gave me, that I should not have been able to handle thejob when given a chance. The Automatic Transmitter also I found most useful, as it givesone the necessary practice in learning receiving. F. C. HOCKLEY, Brandon, Man., writes: — I-am pleased to see you take such a personal interest in yourstudents. As regards my own progress, I think I am getting on fairlywell. I find the studies very interesting, and your system of teaching1 consider is perfect. Any student who becomes fully acquainted withyour instruction, should be competent to take on the practical dutiesrequ
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