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Title: Catalogue of Cornwall commercial college and shorthand school
Year: 1904 (1900s)
Authors: Cornwall Commercial College (Cornwall, Ont.)
Subjects: Business education
Publisher: Cornwall, Standard Printing House
Contributing Library: Queen's University Library, W.D. Jordan Special Collections and Music Library
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ethrough the book they each have a list of words which have beenspelled incorrectly, and a little time put upon this list practicallyenables each student to spell every word in the book. Better three hours too soon than one minute too late.15 Penmanship. Since neat, legible and rapid handwriting- is indispensable tothe complete education of every person who expects to enter prac-tical business life, special attention is given to this branch in con-nection with all other courses of instruction. Business men ^ ^J3 (¥J9 (O y ■& jf ^y y .^ y y- ■ /. /.>■ y c y J ?/ % y 9: ■y f^:< V Set of Businees Capitals. invariably ask that application be made in the handwriting of theapplicant. Success often hinges upon this letter. Some say I cannot learn to write, but the same diligencerequired to overcome all obstacles in other branches of study, willsoon bring to the student the reward of neat, legible and rapidhandwriting. Books alone can never teach the use of books.16 <5^,
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Banking. The Bank is conducted precisely the same as the best banksof the city, receiving the deposits of the students in various linesof mercantile pursuits, discounting notes, collecting, issuing drafts,foreign and inland exchange, and doing a general banking busi-ness, using the latest improved books as in the(best bankinginstitutions. An extravagant man grows poor by seeming rich. No student is allowed to proceed in the dark, but is guided bya specialist, and is taught to think and become independent. Ouroffice department is not a play department, but furnishes plenty ofhard work, often sufficient to keep the student busy after hoursand on Saturdays. The great secret of our phenomenal success isthe immense amount of work and actual knowledge acquired bythe student. The student must show ten correct statements be-fore he can graduate and receive his diploma, which is a guaranteethat he is thoroughly competent, provided he has passed satisfac-tory examinations in all the branches an

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