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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 374, 18 April 1908, Page 4 (Supplement)

Facts About the I. C. S Capital Invested, $6,000,000. Cost of Buildings, $550,000. Total floor space of buildings, 7 acres. Number of employes, 2,700. Mail matter handled each day, 15,000 pieces. Number of Courses, 208. Cost of preparation of Textbooks and Instruction Papers, $1,500,000. Amount spent annually for improving and revising these Textbooks and Instruction Papers, $250,000. Over 85,000 I. C. S. students have been awarded diplomas or have made considerable progress in the advanced subjects of their Courses of study; 225,000 more have completed Mathematics, Physics, Drawing, and other preliminary subjects with the assistance of the faculty of the Schools; and several hundred thousand others, without sending in written exercises for correction, have sue- ■ Jcessfully pursued their studies from our unique home-study Textbooks. I.C.S. TEXTBOOKS Easy to Learn Easy to Remember Easy to Apply EASY TO LEARN. Because they are simple, clear, concise, exact. EASY TO REMEMBER. Because each Course is a logical chain; to remember one link is to remember the chain. EASY TO APPLY. Because they are made to meet actual needs in actual industrial practice. WHAT WE TEACH If you do not find a mailing card enclosed with this circular, cut this coupon out, mark X before the Course that interests you, sign it, and mail it to us. International Correspondence Schools International Textbook Co., proprietors SCRANTON, PA. C«9] Please explain, without further obligation to me, how I can qualify for a larger salary in the occupation, or gain a knowledge of the subject before which I have marked X. _Ad Writing _Show-Card Writing _Window Trimming .Bookkeeping .Stenography .Commercial Law .Illustrating .Ornamental Designing .Sign Painting .Stationary Engineering .Mechanical Engineering .Mechanical Drafting .Teaching .Navigation -Sheet-Metal Drafting .Electrical Engineering .Electric Lighting .Electric Railway Work .Telephone Engineering .Architecture .Constructing and Building .Structural Engineering .Architectural Drafting .Heating and Ventilation .Plumbing -Civil Engineering .Bridge Engineering .Railroad Construction .Surveying -Mining Engineering .Metallurgy .Chemistry .Textile Manufactures .French .German .Spanish .English Branches Preparation for U. S. Civil _ Service Examinations 0 Name Street and No. City_ . State - A 1-cent stamp placed on the enclosed postal card, with your name and address, and the work you are inter. marked, will bring you full information. -j XO3OL —21400-10-26-06-1200 m Cfi;l • ' /(?