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S *Y RED ROCK p’lmn
These WORDS stand out pre-eminently as
expressing the HIGHEST QUALITY ever at
tained by any soft drink, and therefore, thou
sands of men, women and children drink RED
ROCK. There is REPUTATION behind
every bottle and QUALITY in every single
sparkling drop. NO DOPE, NO ALCOHOL.
An ideal home drink for women and chil
dren and especially recommended where there
is any form of indigestion.
Look out for CHEAP IMITATIONS, for
there are IMITATORS who try to imitate the
NAME AND COLOR, but who can never
imitate the QUALITY.
Insist on having RED ROCK. Sold every
where, large glass, sc. On draught in Atlanta
at all founts.
MANUFACTURED BY
The Red Rock Co.
ATLANTA
B. H. Turner Masters Chartier Shorthand in Eight Weeks
Fall Enrollment Bagwell Business
College Promises to be Largest
in History of Atlanta Business
Colleges.
There Is no argument like that of facts. The
many records of students published by Bagwell Bus
iness College offer conclusive evidence that Chartier
Shorthand can be learned in one-half the time and
with one-fifth the effort required for the old sys
tems, and that it makes a much better stenogra
pher.
What’s the Use.
to spend from six to ten months in studying any
of the old systems if you can learn Chartier Short
hand in half the time at half the expense and at the
same time make a better stenographer?
Thousands of boys and girls from every section
of the south will enter business colleges during
the months of September and October. Any one
who intends to take a business course will do him
self a great injustice not to investigate this wonder
ful system of shorthand.
Does It Stand to Reason
that ever two hundred of the biggest, best, oldest
and most conservative business colleges of America,
including the great Eastman college at Poughkeep
sie, N. Y., would adopt this system, and after thor
oughly testing it would make the same claims that
The Golden Age for October 17, 1907.
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B. H. TURNER.
Stenographer and bookkeeeper for Pennsylvania
Rubber Co., after eight weeks’ study of Chartier
Shorthand and seven weeks’ study of bookkeeping.
Atlanta, Ga., August 29, 1907.
Prof. J. O. Bagwell, Atlanta, Ga.
Dear Sir: After several unsatisfacory at
tempts to fill a vacancy in our office, we applied
to you for a bookkeeper and stenographer,
and we are pleased to state that the young
man you furnished, Mr. B. H. Turner, has tak
en care of our office in a most efficient manner.
He is thoroughly competent in all departments
of office work, and we wish to comment upon
his accuracy, which is of vital importance to
us. Very truly yours,
PENNSLYVANIA RUBBER CO.
By Russell F. Hobron.
A Paying Investment
Would you rather invest yourmoney in a company that has made
over 33 1-3 per cent in the lost six months, that is managed by some
of the ablest men in the South, that numbers prominent Bankers, Mer
chants and Real Estate men among its stockholders, than get the small
per cent that your money is bringing you now? Here is an oppor
tunity for the careful investor, large and small.
Since its organization, six months ago, the Mutual Investment Com
pany of Atlanta, Ga., has made over one-third on its invested capital.
Every share bought at par—slo—is today worth one-third more than
its purchase price. This means that the present owners could sell out
at a profit of more than 33 per cent, but none of this original stock is
for sale. It is the same with other companies of a similar kind, their
stock cannot be bought, in fact, it doesn’t change hands after the first
purchase—it is too valuable.
The stockholders of the Mutual Investment Company, seeing the
wonderful possibilities of the company, have voted to increase the cap
ital stock from $42,000 to $500,000, in shares of $lO each. This means
that $458,000 of new capital will be used, and with it even larger profits
will be made. The present holders will themselves buy a large part of the
new stock, thereby sharing in the profit, but some of it will be placed
upon the market to be sold in small lots.
The standing of the men connected with the Mutual Investment
Company is surety of its success, and the perfect safety of your money,
which will not only produce large dividends, but increase in value
at once. There is no waiting. We now own actual property in Atlanta
to the value of over $63,000, which is bringing in a fine rent, and could
be sold tomorrow at a price far above its cost.
Write for our handsome prospectus, telling more fully than we can
here what a big paying investment we have.
Mutual Investment Co.
1123 Century Building ATLANTA, GA.
we make for it, if these claims were not true? Bag
well Business College has on file a large number of
letters from these schools which state that they
have secured better results in three to four months
with Chartier Shorthand than was possible in less
than six to eight months with any of the old sys
tems. These letters will be shown to any who
are interested.
Bookkeeping By Actual Business.
The student “learns to do by doing.” Nothing
is copied. The school room is turned into a “bus
iness community,” a record of every transaction is
made in books, and the work is just as real and
practical as that of the ACTUAL MERCHANT. Our
graduates, therefore, are avoided the necessity of
“learning over” when they enter the business world.
Telegraphy.
This department is under the management of a
practical operator and teacher of seventeen years’
experience. Owing to the great demand for"opera
tors, which is far in excess of the supply, telegraphy
offers a most Inviting field to young people of both
sexes.
For further information, address
J. 0. BAGWELL, President
198 Peachtree Street
ATLANTA, GA.