The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, December 24, 1917, Page 23

o ey ' . E;n $95 to Mechanic 5% Per Mo, R X RIS \ ] .;. ‘ e g 2 v“ A , Don’t delay—take advantage of the wonderful opportunities offered in the automobile and tractor business. Get - into this pleasant work. The big paying trade—‘‘tailor-made’’ for the man who loves machinery. Now—jyou -can be a professional man, you can rid yourself of‘the:fierce competition of common labor. - Hundreds of thousands of mechanics are needed at onice—men ‘of mechanical training never were in such demand. You can easily prepare yourself for one of ‘these fine positions—think of it—in a few. short weeks. You can enter one of .the best paid professions on earth. . Everywhere mechanics are in demand. “Many men of recognized ability simply name their i - Which? A Practical Schqo]_ra Book School? own salary, How can you delay? Get into a business where.your salary is practically unlimited. ‘Enroll now. methods, or reading from books? - Some schools attempt to give you a thorough working knowledge of the auto and tractor busiress;-through the use of books, supplemented-by a small amount:of -work-—but it can’t be.done. .. To succeed in this business you must put in six full days per week at actual work on real machines, under the care and supervision of skilled mechanics, specially. trained in this work. Farmers who intend to give their sons mechanical training should send them to my school. ‘W have the facilities- to give your boy a thorough working . knowledge of machinery, using practical methods only—the same way you taught him to farm.: Can you successfully farm from books?.. Noi Neither can you repair automebiles andtractors.in this manner—you: must-actually;do the work. -Do not be confused about schools and don’t take up any auto. or-tractor -course until you see me. All F-ask is that you‘thoroughly ‘investigate my-school, meet.my instructors, and inspect my equipment. Then—use your own judgment—I'll leave it all to you. BT Where will you take your training? What will govern your choice? . ‘Which kind of-school do you prefer? . Do you wish to learn by practical My Garageman’s Course represents the gold standard of auto school values—it stands'in a class by itself. No other course equals it—none evem compares. It includes five different subjects—automobile, gas tractor, welding, machine shop and electric instruction. It makes you master of the situation in things mechanical. No matter where you are placed, you have a thorough working knowledge of the duties you are expected to perform. If you would be a ‘‘top notcher’’ in this profession, youmust investigate this course. The price is within the reach of all, 3 s .57 ’ 5 R L L R R N b A S SY T s el ‘ Yy A T i Z%fi é& ‘When your country calls you can serve best as a mechanic. Why not be preparéd to say: ‘‘I am a mechanig, I can repair motors, trucks and tractors. I can also make pistons, rings, bearings, ete., or do oxy-actylene welding and electrical work, as I have a diploma from the Fargo ,, School of Automobile and'Gas Engineering, recognized as-the largest, best and most practical schaol of its kind in the Northwest.”” A diploms l from our school is a real asset to any mechanic.” You now have the chance of a life time.” Think of the trueks, tractors, armored cars, acro« ) planes, guns, cannon, etc., that need mechanical attention. 'Think of the enormous army of mechanics, required to keep this vast equipment in operation and repair. Then—you will have some conception of the golden opportunity that awaits you. - In addition my course is a sound. business proposition; it is a good paying investment—the returns are quick. Your increase in pay soon makes disposition of the entire eost of. . your instruction. Think this matter over—it is worthy. of your best consideration. Don’t say: *I wish I were a mechanis’’—be onc—start now,. ~ You Must Act Quickly e o i L Young men, there is no time fo looss. You can not possibly gain by waiting. I want you tg'):know the inside facts about this wonderful busks" ness. You must fully realize the exceptional opportunities that await you in this profession. Yhy not board the train today (all roads lead to Fargo). Come and thoroughly inspect my plant. But come prepared to stay if my school suits you. If you care for machinery—if you love to see it hum—my school is the only place for you. Come today! : 2 : Fargo School of Automobile and Gas Engineering | 1225 Front St. “LARGEST AND BEST IN THE NORTHWEST” . Fargo, N. D. | You must come to Fargo—a busy ci{y':the' teway of the famous Northwest, universally known as the largest tractor using area in the world. Come to the Northwestern headquarters for the auto and tractor business—yon will find them all represented. : Metion Leader when writing advertisees. - PAGE TWENTY-FOUR . Mention Leadsr whea writing advertisers