C.A. Coey's School of Motoring, 1424-26 Michigan Ave. Chicago

By Charles Andrew Coey

A leaflet/prospectus of C.A. Coey's School of Motoring, a school with an objective of preparing young men throughout the United States to become expert chauffeurs, maintenance specialists, demonstrators, sales associates, garage managers, and more. It apprises prospective students about their correspondence course, practical course, and the president of the school, Charles Andrew Coey. The school was claimed to be "the greatest and the most complete auto school in the World and the only one actually building automobiles". The course was directed at that class of men who, by increasing their natural mechanical genius with a little adequately directed mental work, can qualify themselves to secure well-paid jobs. Coey sold thousands of automobiles, and his customers were present in every state. He eventually realized that the only way he could supply the demands of the automobile dealers and manufacturers throughout the country was to open a school of motoring. For that reason, he started C. A. Coey's School of Motoring.

• Language: English
• Publisher: DigiCat
• Release date: Jun 3, 2022
• ISBN: 8596547035572

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Charles Andrew Coey

C.A. Coey's School of Motoring, 1424-26 Michigan Ave. Chicago

EAN 8596547035572

DigiCat, 2022

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Table of Contents

To the Prospective Student

The Object of Our School

A Word About our President Mr. C. A. Coey

Our Correspondence Course

Description of the Ten Lessons

Ten Weeks Sufficient

Remember

Our Practical Course

Our Diploma

Employment Department

Terms of Tuition

City Examinations

How to get an Automobile Absolutely Free

AGENTS WANTED

EVERY STUDENT MADE AN AGENT

NOW GET BUSY!

Specifications of the Coey Flyer

To the Prospective Student

Table of Contents

If you are about to make your start in life, or not satisfied with your present line of work, or for the sake of your health are desirous of securing a change of employment which will take you out into the open air, it is worth your while to consider the matter of learning to be an expert automobile operator and to take up that line of work.

The great growth and development of the automobile and its use needs no comment. The compensation of the chauffeur is good and the demand for his services so steady, and the standing of the profession is so high now, that it is more and more attractive to that class of individuals who are able and willing to combine mechanical skill with intellectual effort.

It is for that class of men this course is intended and it is that class of men, who, by supplementing their natural mechanical genius with a little