. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. Saturday, December 30, 1911.] THE BREEDER AND SPORTSMAN MODESTO MAC 50547. By Gossiper-Vendome by Elector 2170. Property of J. H. Dirst, Modesto. WHAT HORSEMEN WANT. DON ROSINE. HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE. Thousands of young men and women occupying most prominent places in our business community are graduates of Heald's Business College, and no better recommendation is needed, for its standing as an educational institution is of the very highest. It always has been so for nearly fifty years and is today. Its patronage is not limited to the youth of California, fo
. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. Saturday, December 30, 1911.] THE BREEDER AND SPORTSMAN MODESTO MAC 50547. By Gossiper-Vendome by Elector 2170. Property of J. H. Dirst, Modesto. WHAT HORSEMEN WANT. DON ROSINE. HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE. Thousands of young men and women occupying most prominent places in our business community are graduates of Heald's Business College, and no better recommendation is needed, for its standing as an educational institution is of the very highest. It always has been so for nearly fifty years and is today. Its patronage is not limited to the youth of California, for it includes in its roster of member- ship the names of many who have come from Wash- ington, Oregon, Nevada, Arizona, Mexico, and the Hawaiian Islands. And as its business has out- grown the small building it occupied since 1907 an addition was recently made to it which will be ready for occupancy soon. This gives this College over forty-five thousand feet of school room space and will be the finest institution of its kind in the United States. A picture of this splendid building appears in our business columns. There are ten Heald Colleges on this coast at present, viz: San Francisco, Oakland, Stockton, Fresno, Santa Cruz, San Jose, Chico, Long Beach, Riverside, California, and Reno, Nevada. The following branches are taught: Mechanical and Architectural Drawing, Mechanical, Electrical, Automobile, Mining, Steam, Civil and Gas Engineering, Shorthand and Typing, Typing, Bookkeeping, Multigraphing, Assaying, Prospectors' Course, Morse and Wireless Telegraphy. The greatest pains are taken with every scholar, and every graduate becomes a "booster" for these schools, for they fit young men and women to cope with the very brightest and keenest business men and place them in positions which they can fill acceptably. Send to this College for a circular, or, better still, call and inspect this institution and observe the many features that has placed it in the foreground of
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