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TRAI3JED ACCOUNTANTS ARE ALWAYS IX DEMAND! SHOULD severe depression ensue, the man who does just ordinary clerical work will find his field of endeavour greatly limited. There will be a surplns of candidates for his particular work. But the trained Accountant is always required, the greater tno •business depression, the more demand for his services. For the past fifteen'years BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE has gained considerable prestige for the thorough way in which it trains men for Accountancy. The studeat who carefully studies must •in a "worth-while" position in this highly remunerative- profession. The .exacting requirements of Accountancy *aic never lost eight of, problems that are occurring in business aro dealt with. This comprehensive course places the student among practical Accountants. Your first step is to write or call for , Prospectus—do so TO-DAY. BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Whitcombe and Tombs ! s Buildings, V. HARLE, H 5290-3191

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