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MARION HARLAND'S HELPING-HAND CORNER GOOD FORM-FASHIONS QTOtl
IS A MAN FONDER OF HIS WORK
THAN HE IS OF HIS WIFE?
(Thouffh She May Possess the Charms of Cleopatra
i arid the Faithfulness of Penelope, the Wise
Wife Knows That Work Comes First
I hare beg-ned him to chart hi position,
but h won't civ It up. PlMo UU me
what to do. J 8. C
One thine I would mott strongly na
vU and thl li to atop bea-gln him to
leave hi work. Any woman who looks
the matter squarely In the faco will real
ize that work la the greatest Interest In a
man's llfo. A wife Is an Incident. She
may bo charming or fascinating or
merely a good housekeeper, but she docs
not replace tho Joy of exercising ono's
mental ability every day, year In and
year opt. Nothing equals this. A work,
lng woman will tell you the samo thing.
There Is no man or woman who can tako
tho place of another's legitimate dally
work.
Don't cry for tho stars because, your
natural conceit aided and abetted by' the
flattering things he told you when he was
courting makes you think that you are
first In his affections Tou Jiut aren't.
And don't try to topple over his Idol.
He thinks that position Is tho right ono
or he wouldn't keep It, and ho gives It his
best thought and effort that you may ben
efit from It. And you do.
He Is probably tired when he comes
home at night. He wants his nap and his
pipe. A fussy woman In the background
Is not conducive to rest and quiet. Corn
plaints aro Irritating and useless Why
not make the best of It?
r"'S a rtse wife who knows her proper
ptaca IH, her liege lord's aYfectlona.
Brie must be unto him the uncomplaining
conManie C all he cares tp toll her, , but
no mere, the must thrill with joy If he
permits her to go to tho theater with
him new and then, but she must not be
the one to propose It She must likewise
thrill with Joy when ho goes off for a
week-end golfing party, the very time
that she has planned to have a recep
' tlon, with him to do tho 'honors. And she
I must be witling to suffer In silence when
he talks about his work, thinks of noth
ing else but his work, rises early and
(ays lata at tho office becauso of his
work, and gives It tho attention that she
'fondly thought would bo hers and hers
' alono.
Writes a disconcerted damsel whose
Jheart Is bigger than her head about the
'inevitable "tragedy" that enters every
newlywod'a' home:
Sear Madam Before wo were married
1 Biy husband used to tako mo out at least
twlca a week, to theaters, dinner, etc
lie bought mo candy and flowers and
made a fuss over me. I havo only been
married n year, yet he never takes, mo
anywhere. He rushes home from the
tOfflco, eats his dinner and is always too
tired to go anywhero. If I havo friends
in he goes to sleep. Do you think he has
topped oaring for mo7 Ho wouldn't
even take a vacation this summer be
causo hq felt ho couldn't leave tho office.
Letters to tho Editor of tho Woman's Page ,
Address al communications to Ml tor of Woman's Tare. Writ on ono eld of the paper only.
Mrs. T. J. B. Expert laundering- la
taught In Columbia University, In Now
York city. Send a postcard for a catalogue.
Dear Madam Con you UU mo what tho nam
XAjoy means) J. L. D.
Lucy means light Tour other query will
be answored in the Fashion Expert column
on Saturday.
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GOOD FORM
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Wedding Procession
Dear Dssoran Rush I nm to ho married In
October and will nave tn the bridal party two
bridesmaids, a matron o( honor, two little Bower
slrla and four ushers. Of count, th bride
groom will havo a best man. too. I would Ilk
to b sum at th proper way to arrant tho
bridal party, 'both going up and down the aisle.
I understand there Is aom difference tn the
order of procedure. 1 J. L. O.
The usual order of processional In a wed.
ding party, going up tho aisle, Is to have
the ushers lead, walking two by two; then
come the bridesmaids, also walking two' by
two. The matron of honor or maid of honor
walks alona, well In tho center of the alsla,
and the two little flower girls walk Immedi
ately before the bride, who comes up the
aisle with her father or the person who
takes his place.
The bridegroom and best man enter the
church by an upper door and stand outside
the chancel until the bride reaches tho rail,
then the bridegroom steps forward and bos
takes his left arm and they walk together
Into the chancel, followed by the matron
of honor and best man. In some churches
as the ceremony proceeds the bridegroom
and bride approach the altar steps, and In
this case when they go forward the bridal
party files Into the chancel after them and
stands grouped In a semicircle back of
them. The maid of honor and the best man
stand on either side of the bride and bride-,
groom, she to hold the bouquet and arrange
the veil and ha to give the ring when the
time comes.
After the ceremony the bridegroom and
brido lead the way down the aisle, followed
by the flower girls, the matron of honor,
bridesmaids and ushers. Sometimes the
best man walks with the matron of honor,
or, again, he stays back and, after the
bridal party has left tlje aisle, he, with tho
ushers, eseorts different members of tho
.two families to their carriages.
' Use a Fork
Dear Dtlarah JTusn Is It ever allowable to
eat watersaelon without a forlc or spoon that
is. to cat It as one would a quartered orange?
CHARLEY,
It would not be In good form to, eat
watermelon in the fashion you have deslr
Hated. If the fruit Is sliced It should be
eaten with a fork. But a delightful way to
serve watermelon is to out It In half end
scoop out the heart and surrounding pieces
with an extra-large spoon and pack these
pieces in a bowl with small blocks of Ice.
This makes it much easier to serve; and It
may be eaten with a spoon or fork, though
the fork Is really In better form.
Marion Harland's
Corner
Remedy for Moths
In trouble I com to the Corner. W
n.,."r bought a home and found it Infested with
moths of two or three varletlea.
them out of the
mom. it fieema lmnoi
snould like to
The larreet
am told, la the buffalo
osstbls
information along
antlngly .grateful.
piano. If you can
mi line I aha
free the house
:now how to keep
f and turpentine, which Mile th moth
i nno it la not ertectiv
with eulpn
V. E. L.
oil of
the It
In ridding
1th sulphur
Fiancee la Always Invited
Dear D'eorah Riub la It uiual for
a girl
rho la uuraved to be invited to the houae
her flano' friends before ahe haa been Intro
duced to themJ I am eighteen yeara old axd
am engtgkd to a younc man of twenty-five. lie
h- many awall friends, and I am sometimes
afraid I will make mistakes In points of tl-
auette, toouca i Keep on ray guard whenever
aa
'.5"UW
him in a false position. I thought perhaps you
would help as. JANE.
Z shall be very glad to help you at any
time you may care to call on me, my dear
Jane. In the case you designate It is the
proper thing for the friends of either one
of the two who are engaged to invite the
other to any parties to which the first is
asked. In fact 'to invite a man to a dinner
or dan' and not to invite his fiancee Is
oonsldereA a very rude thing. Indeed, If
the fla.no, has not been Invited it would
be rather strange for the man to accept,
and vie versa. Such are the customs in
America en these questions.
DEBORAH ItUSIt
and worst variety.
mum. li re
of them, tut
Slve m any
I be ever
nave neon using
touches, but I find It Is not effect
the. house of them. . Fumigating
ana carbolic acid will not do.
Try this Plan of warfare: Stir red Dernier
Into wood alcohol In the proportion of a
tablespoonful to a pint With a syringe in
ject the liquid Into every crevice and
corner. Turn up the edges of the carpets
and wet them with the mixture. Shutith
rooms up closely for a few hours to allow
the alcohol to vuporat slowly. It Is not
likely that a single treatment will abolish
tho evil. Persevora, adding, now and then,
a lump of camphor (crushed) to the pepper.
Gasoline Is the moro effective remedy, espe
cially If mixed with camphor or cedar olL
Allow a tablespoonful of cedar oil to a
quart of gasoline, shaking tho bottle hard to
mix the ingredients thoroughly. Keep the
bottle closely corked.
Ants in tho Refrigerator
. . can you Kelp me free ray
black antaf They live In the wi!
igeraior. ana com into the pravlsloi
frl
throusti the crevlcea where the
Join, the refrigerator. Is of high-grade
enamel, on neavy steel I!
eel
oil l
house
us
al
s
Intngs. I have placed
nf larre
of the re-
cnamber
Ines of the wall
shite
.tins containing coal oil under each caster. Thl
'should prevent them from coming In from the
ouiaiae, nui inose in me vraua sertn to continue
there. What ran lie done to drive them out.
and also set rid of them entirely? They seem
to hao nesta there hidden away. J. 11.
Mix E cents worth of tartar emetlo In an
equal amount of sugar, and place whero
tho ants are troublesome. Keep It quite
moist with water. As It Is poisonous, keep
it out of the reacn of children and pet
THE CHEERFUL CHERUB
I he-vent mvcK
. pkilojopky,
I dorvt cruite. $1, tKt
Nw Tkoudht dioDe..
Tkr!s Avst on. iKtrvj
tn lire tor me.
I .simply Koptw
-fcxsd hope PJ)
tjd Kopa-
K)KrH
late
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SEEN IN THE SHOPS
Biffin
SaTtW a
PRACTICAL SCHOOL FROCK
THIS handsome little frock la of solid color gingham and white linen In combination.
It comes In 4 to 12 year sizes and any color may be ordered. The back Is made like
the front, with two larg box plaits either side. Tho opening In tho front shows no
buttons. They aro keen only on the turned-back cuffs, which, with the collar, havo a
deep band of the colored gingham. Scallops give a now note. Notice the clever applica
tion of the gingham where It Joins the deep white yoke, carrying' the long lines up to
tho shoulders. The belt is a normal width and lis placed just below tho waist line. The
price of this frock Is 112.60. :
The name of the shop where these articles may bo purchased will be supplied "by the
Editor of the Woman's Page, Evenino LEDOEn, 608 Chestnut street. The request must
be accompanied by a stamped self-addressed envelope and must mention tho date on
which the article appeared.
animals. ScatUr whole cloves on the shelves
where they congregate. They do not like
the odor of cloves. Wash the Inner walla
with strong red pepper tea and rub tho
outer with turpentlno soap, repeating
weekly. Borax mixed with powered sugar
may help you to get rid of the pests.
Books for Students
A Corwrlt asks for a Dlr of eyeglasses. I
hav a pair which I shsll gladly, send if you
will let me hav the adJress. I also hav two
booka which might be nf aervlc to a studious
reader. One la "Praotlcal DraftamaiTa
Work.' ath other "Telegraphy Self-Taught." It
Is not much that I can do for the Corner, but
I watch, closely and help when I can. I re
ceived the dree form! also some children's
clothing from th women whose addreasea you
sent m. I was most grateful for them.
MM). II. M.
And yet moro perplexity! Three re
quests for glasses are upon our flies. I wish
you could recall some feature of tho letter
that enlisted your attention by which we
could identify the writer. Or she or he
'may guess who was meant and write direct
to us? The books are a prize. Hold them
until our students in practical drawing and
telegraphy can read of them and delightedly
apply for your address.
Facial Blemishes
Tteatcd Scientifically
All Work Guaranteed
Dr. W. H. Montgomery
TREATS YOU PERSONALIA'
fhllaetmlphla' u Famou Face Specialist
007 Flanders DlBg.. Walnut at 15th
3?
H' " : ""TrIAl.HI5U;it HTANDAItll HlHll!h. Kl
ASK FOR and GET
HORLICK'S
THE ORIGINAL
MALTED MILK
Cheap substitutes cost YOU tame price
1ST
r.&BAwi
The Grocer
Knows the Family
Want
MORNING SIP
COFFEE
An Introductory Sale of a New Fall Boot
Parisian Brown Sin. Boots
Now Offered at $4.00
Only 480 Pairs
Wo advise ah earl
election as this style
and quality will b
told later In the sea
son for $7.09.
$
4
.
because the pie a sine:
- k aroma from the steamine
cup of Mrsinf Sip" oa the breakfast
tabla i war to mtia than to the ofRoe
or factory k a ehrf ul mood.
Tr tfcip experbxxtot tomorrow Wornin :
Be 0 gmmd t jywfny Sip Cm mt yr
i mm, Mmrm it brimt mud mitie it hai$i
wlmtcmtk1mmtk4wh9UfmMUH, m
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Try it 9m
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mJPNs MWVJPW s sfVI MaPlH
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Parisian Brevra Gltce
Kid with turned sole
& covered French 'heel.
Every size and width
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'TsvW ii veur wKrortuwrty to ,scure a pair of triage smart
mw Wk i Pariaian Brown, a aoft fha4i that will'be mot'
faaMwabk. karmonizinx wU wtth th bliw and grens in
nWm. -wkiea hav iwiopUd for Autumn and Winter
FWMW.
Dattimar wfirkr amrttU ebmy mimum qualify
ed tntl, amJ v me. fli - t fr tbr
asyerrnaitty tt ptviieular wemmn at m4nlfrt pUr.
tat A wmt(t i Mr Hint
Ovm SfAaTtkir UtU 10 P. ML
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NINE GODMOTHERS FOR
BELGIAN BOY SOLDIER
Philadelphia Women Answer
Appeal of Anatolo Wnuters,
of Kingr Albert's Army
Nine Philadelphia worrten have anwerd
the appeal of Anatole Wsuters. the Belgian
boy eoliller, who has sent an appeal to
America for a "godmother."
Wauters Is serving In the nrmr of King
Albert. Ills mother died recently and his
father Is wrvlng In- Oermany. He lonr
for the letters of a sympathtle American
woman who will ho willing to take the same
Interest In him as did his mother,
Wauters wrote recently to the New York
office of the United Tress asking that this
organisation should make an appeal for
him through the American newspaper .This
appeal was published severa days ago in
Ihe nTRNiNO LBDoan, And In consequence
nine wSmen residing In. Wlladetohto ana
the vicinity have .sent Replies. The letters
will l forwarded to TTauttrs through the
United Press.
The communications came from women
of widely variant sges. They expressed
sympathy for the lad and offered to act as
godmother" to him, as thousands of women
of Kngland and Franco have done for the
youth of those countries.
Autumn Style Hints
Nets sre most Important of all laces.
The crowns of the newest hats are higher.
White corduroy is used a great deal for
sport coats.
Some military capes will be worn In tho
autumn.
Cleans Bronze
To clean bronses, wash wkk
face Is smoothed, then rub
piumuuBu arm sanron, Which i
t& Tl I Mil Wlka. M..... '
before a slow we4 fire. Tw,T!
Item to clip out and save Saf J
In order for the season Ii
Cookery Hint
Meat must only be reheated.
Vso good gravy or stock, an ,
It Is necessary to allow the I
in me gravy or siock Deiore
All vegetables added shonki U
beforehand. P -
TIIbbiaI AM StVltl1i4 tf at-a 1
fore th addition of travytJJ
EVODl j IT 4
KalHfeaAJ i
SCHOOLS andCOLLEGES
Day and
Night Classes
For Industrial Workers
Dy a co-bperative system, special
Instruction and training for the
employed oC all ages la provided In
Philadelphia undor tho auaplces of
Drcxcl Inttitutc
Public Evening Schools
Temple University
y; M. C. A.
Practical courses aro designed to
raise the standards of emclincy and
to meet the needs of skilled and un
skilled workmen. Specially advan
tageous for Engineers, Surveyors,
Draftsmen, Builders, Contractors,
Municipal Kmployes, etc. Special
classes organized In Industrial slant
through the oo-operatlon of em
ployers and employes. For particu
lars, address any of above Schools,
or
Industrial and Technical Education Con
ference Pnblle Education Association
1017 Witherspoon Building
COMPARE THE
, SCHOOLS
Strayer's Business College has
I grown faster than any other Busi
ness School in Philadelphia.
Reasons -It U more proeresslre.
Tvacht the ns-to-4ate metheds and
nachlocs. Kmnlora onlr aipert nt
teacher. IfeTeleps, hlcher skill In
Its students and seta larger salaries
for theoi. la envied end slandered
by Jealeas corapetltors, bnt not
wlthstandlnr this coatlnu tp (raw
rapidly beranse H renders Its na
tron better aerrlce than any other
chnl In the cltr.
All former students recommend
It. every family that sends one
child sends others. Absolutely
non-sectarian. Positions positive
ly guaranteed and procured,
Strictly orie price. Chargesmod
erate. Day and Night School
open Sept. 18, Sendfor catalog.
I Strayers Business College I
I 801-807 Chestnut St., Phila. I
Walnut JM Mala J-0 I
DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES
For Industrial Workers
Hr a co-opsratlvo erstera, special Instruc
tion and training tor th emplor.d of all
m li provided In Philadelphia under th
auspice of
Drexel Institute, Puhllo Evening Schools,
Spring Garden Institute, Tempi
TJnlreralty and Y. M. C. A.
Bcliools
Practical courats art dsslzned to rata th
standards of efficiency and to meet th
r.ed ot skilled and unskilled workmen.
Specially advantageous for Engineers, Bur
jryors. Draftsmen. Uullders. Contractors,
Municipal Employ, etc. Special classes
organized In Industrial planta through th
co-operation of employer and employes,
l'or particulars, address any of above
Schools, or
Industrial and Technical Kducatlen Con
ference, Pnblle Kdncetlon Association
1017 Witherspoon Bulldlnr
Young Men and Boys
UNIVERSITY Of PENNSYLVANIA
' mJ lFUartoo cho?! of Finance and
Commerce
OFFERS EVENING COURSES
Accounting and Commercial Lata
Ral Ettatm- and Iniurantm
Advertltng and Sailing
Finance and Banking
Registration eves, except Saturday, T to ,
8pt, 18, to SOTseaaiana twain S.V. M.
Umin lis 1. Sflth and "ViwdUn4 jtfVsn
Y.
M.
C.
A.
1421
Arch St.
Writ for
lloolcWt
if'lv
mc
trrs
mil
erlUUB Salesmanship
. H!"Ltfn '. .'b Pr
car .raj
ths Balsa Uana.
fchard
ra' t ciua. I'raciicai. up-to-th
nut hutruatlon for VMinr m
whu wajai t frg akaad. Course
Mmot. In en year (wo night a
weefc-t-lncluelag. hualn Law and
Kconqmiee. fntrutora and lecturers
ar bis. ggocjMful rosn.. Tuition
moderate, 155 other hlh;grud
roursea Commercial. Engineering,
Preparatory, Muale.
I ncglstsr Sept. ,2.0. Pciln Oct. J.
Spring Garden Institute
Rroad and irwlM rn. PhMa.
utomoblU
bciiiiib ono, rr
acitlne Hhop Math.
Drawing
Wrlclty
lecaanlcal a
re Hand Oi
oruc and Pet
it Oeomstry . IlluMratloa
Uviertlonal Facilities and Bqulpreett.
and Kvenlnr, Inwetraled Bo.
'attarn fihuD Praetlo
Arunmeiic, aird:
ni
Day
leckenlcal Drawing
ree Aina urtwuts
oak and.Petlodtoal
ookUL
THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE
SCHOOL OF MECHANIC ARTS
OPENS HKIT. 19
Keglatiatlan B A. M.vt S V. M. dally.
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Isuag Men and, Hy ..
JSm&SMMJtAu.
VILLANOVA
erCUMkul. OsssmrliL Civil
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Vwceili
Hf , svuerASli
s mmX.
wtrioiil and Moaa,njol
, MIIMing o I
BANKS BUSINESS COLLEGE
NIGHT SCHOOL
brce Your Salary
Higher Yourself
"Banks Night School" will
able you to do it, quickly anJ
little cost in time or money.
tend here evenings, become nri.1
ticnl and efficient in the coursWi
having Immediate value for yoa.
The daily application of "Ba
Training" in your business
quickly bring the higher salary, J
Begin now to force your salary
higher.
i
Day School and Nishl School Open Sept,
r 31. Ilnll, A. 31., rd. D., President
92S Chestnut St., Phila.
H
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.
Oratory
Elocut!or Saltimamhlp
Journaliam Dramatic Art
Mind Building Authorthlp
Tort ef personality, fallns
et knowledge, vividness of con
ception, sympathetic. apprecia
tion and Invincible loglo are ths
essentials not only of oratory.
but of success In any vooauen.
Ther ar few Orators, few nlgniy
successful people, becaus thee
eualltlea ar not lnhrltd In auffl
lnt degree and because ISducatlon
made no sctentlo effort to strength
en these qualities. '
Th Nw Education of, Nslt
College .In all caaea greatly In
crease tli power of t ssn
tlals and advance men una
women commercially, socially and
personally. , . .
Dr. Neff haa written a booklst
en Tho New Education and Sue
etas'1 which wwlll mall on
applloatlon. Fall Trm Octobsr
2d: classes forming morning,
afternoon and evening. Call, writ
or phone Sprue S218, Offlc open
vsnlngs S to 9.
Neff College
1730 Chestnut Street
MAKY IlItKVAItl) ROBERTS SCHOOL
1710 Cheatnut Ht. Class and private: day and
eve. Elocution. Dramatlo Art, Tubllo Speaking.
Voice, Story-telling, Children's classes. Diplomas.
MEKION. PA.
-MERION
COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL
I cow
I AM OI
I CEB1
I i
or EN-A III RCHOOI. rOR OIKLS
AND 85bLI. UOVo
A. U7
GEBTBt'WK UAItTMAN, Director.
uryn awr ,"
FRIENDS' CENT)
SCHOOL
was established in 1845, by
desiring to caucato tneir ova i
ana those oi parents in syrnp
their aims at moderation in i
haviour and apparel.
It la not a sectarian lngttt
develops a sturdy Integrity wtth I
tnrut as apainst tne modern
extravagant display.
It has always stood In tha
modern education, free from
extremes. ji
WRITE FOR TEAIl BOOK CaT
A,
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1STII AND RACE STS., rillL
bleuf.nt'ahy schools of rn i
ISth and nace Stg. )A
Bta ni. ana r,anoasier Ave, sum
17th St. and Olrard Ave. m
Qreen St. and School Lane, Qe:
Bchoola open 10th mo. 24.
School of Industri
of the Pennsylvania
THE IDEAL SCHOOL FOB AM j
fwira 1n Tlltiatratlnn. Xl
terior Decoration, Pottery, Metal
Industrial Dealgn. Course tn New
College Grade. Vj
Philadelphia Textile i
Practical Inetructlon In all brane
designing, manufacturing, chemistry I
equipinca,.
NFV BLOOMriKLP. TA.
CAK80N l.ONO I.NSTITUTB 7!th Vear-pNew
lllooraneld Academy. Courses: College Prepar
atory. Music, lluslness. Normal. Junior, 8p
arat modern building for boy and gins.
Pupil under 12 yeara apeclat attention. Terms
fSOO and up; .Juniors. I23S. C'araon J.ou
n.lltnte. Hv I'. New llloomdclil. I'M. -
Young Men and Boya
The Phillips Brooks School
DS7f Moool. opposlt Clark Park. Athletlq field
adjolnlnsj buildings. Larg. fully-o,utpped gym-
44 llsltlmor Arsau.
MSIXIPi P- taciir. Tea
KlVAisi,, iieadinastfr.
BROWN PREP . ?artrVJP4'
""" Broad and Ch.rry 8U.
Prrr for eolljgs, business and Ctvlf Ssrv-
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rWAKTHMOBH. PA.
Swarthmore Preparatory Sclioel
Every facility tn modern, well-equipped build,
tnga. recreation and refined aurroundin.. nAa
trained to th ery highest standard of Am.r.
ot Amsr
that ts your Swarthmnre itav.
A. II. TOMUNSON, Headmaster
llox II, Sirartbmore, l'a.
lean cltliepshlp. Sound mind and strong body.
NAZAKETK. PA.
Nazareth Hall Military Academy
A Military Academy for
arato.ry and lluslness Cours.
Founded 1V19
Tlov. rnll... t,..
faratory and Hualness Courses. Military Ufa it.
forda healthful exercise and strengthens orderly
habits and obedience. All Athlsttca. A school
that ta better .because It is different, and dlifer
ii because. It Is better. Address "-
. WtANClH K. OKCNEBT, Principal.
YunjLadiesnd Qlrls
.LS' SCF
ItJCK NTKE
INK HKAM
tDMOHE
MISS HILLS' SCHOOL
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