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Marriage Trifler
By HAZEL. DEYO BATCHELOR
rtnrhara Knight mamca ictii
dw o? "' "iat n,rli?a
S,M mo a change of any kind in
her Me- She wanted to go right on
Sn(.irt the society stunts that had made
doing inf""" Mrrinnn. and thM
uu ner ii' "'? ,;j,x'-'&u, si
meant nothing to Keith. What did
meant, . , Jr um. )At,Mu. ort thm
w".'... ;. t. .,.. nil he.- Nm. jfX'ji
'Znlcd friends, and ho mad, a Hand
KoMertMe Ncwbery, Ms secretary,
' exceptional woman, it oi then
it.nt Barbara toofce up to many thlr-ga
nnd "mow them tho artificiality of
tirf Me. When she saw her Hsler
vitnnir headed for the rock in a mar
Sic" that could hring her nothing
tut unhavplntss, she saw that some
thing wl 6o dotte.
MTiAlUMIUI" -lSleanor natd noftly.
D rtarbiirn." . There was a noft
husklnew In her olce. an utter absenco
of tho hard sophistication tnai una Dcen
. noff nf Eleanor for ft long time.
Barbara went up to her, with tender
. and soft little words. At her
touch Kleanor suddenly began to cry.
-.. ... Mlnh1 flhf. nn.ht,A1. "ami
ashamed."
Hush, dear, you mustn't let any one
hr you. domo over hero and Bit down.
Till me all about everything."
Eleanor Bllll wore hor blu wrap and
Barbara was slipping It oft her shoul
ders. Something must havo happened
(o upset Eleanor terribly, Barbara
thought uncomfortably, somothlnir more
than the mere lateness of tlio hour.
Eleanor was sobbing wildly, and Bar
bara tat and held her, waiting for the
younger girl to speak Finally words
came, Interjections, llttlo bursln of
ipeech, Incoherent and wild
"He's a beast, he'n horrible. I Oh, Bar
bara. I didn't know; I didn't knovl"
tluih, dear, and tell me all about It
t want to help you," Barbara said soft
ly, and Anally Eleanor stopped crying
enough to tell tho story.
"It's so hard to speak of," sho gasped
"But Barbara, you may believe me,
when I say this, but novor till tonight
did Kendall ever show that side of his
nature." Barbara fett Eleanor's slight
body shudder. "Wo drovo out Into the
country and Kendall Bald, 'Let's give
them all the slip, and go on our own
little party.' And I laughed and agreed,
so wo Just drove and drove, and I didn't
know where wo were. And then Ken
dall said he knew where there was a
cunning llttlo place and would I like
something to eat You know I can al
ways eat, Barbara," and Eleanor smiled
wanly "And so we stopped nnd went
In, and It wag a horrid place ; the wait
ers itared at me, and I felt so uncom
fortable and Bomehow I didn't want a
thing, but Kendall did, and he ordered
things and he drank too much. I was so
afraid, and I tried to reason with him,
but he Just laughed, and then finally we
left, and he wan so queer and wild, nnd
we began to drive ngatn. I asked him
to please look up tho others, that I
thought It would bo a good plan to all
go home together. But ho acted aa if
he didn't hear me."
Eleanor drew a long breath, nnd Bar
bara's arms tightened around her. "Go
on. dear," sho said after a minute.
"I was really frightened then, and I
didn't know where we were, and then
suddenly Kendall stopped tho car and
Oh. Barbara. I can't tell vou this!"
"Go on, dear. Don't you know that
in unacrstancu
"He began to mako lovo to me, nnd
then he grabbed me and began to kiss
me, and he said that I needn't pretend
I was so shocked, that girls of today
weren't so Innocent, and what did I
take him for, and did I think I had been
maklmr a fool of htm all this time. And
I kept thinking: It's true, he's quite
right; why shouldn't he think these
thlnrs about me. and now. oh. Barbara.
I'll never be the some again, t wouldn't
listen to you. T wouldn't listen to any
one and to think I was suro that I
could marrv Kendall Randall I"
"What happened then?" urged Bar
bara, softly.
Eleanor drew away. "Then I struok
him." eh emM rtnftualnnntelv. 'T tient ntl
It his breast with my fists, I went Into a
perteci rury or a temper, ana i torn mm
If he didn't take me home that I'd get
out and walk, and he let mo go then,
and I didn't speak to him again. But,
oh. Barbara, how am I going to face
the others, and what am 1 going to do
with myself? I'm so miserably un
happy."
Barbara got up quickly. "First of all,
you're going right to bed, and to sleep,"
she said, practically.
"But I never could sleep," moaned
Eleanor.
Barbara was getting her out of her
clothes quickly and deftly and Eleanor
was unconsciously complying, sno wan
more tired than she knew. When Bar
bara finally turned down the covers of
her own bed, Eleanor ollmbed In obe
diently, and In Ave minutes she had
fallen Into a heavy sleep. Barbara lay
awake a long time thinking, and listen
ing to her Ulster's breathing on the
pillow beside her. Onco In n while Ele
anor would sob In her sleep, and Bar
bara's hand would go out to her In a
Passion of tenderness. Eleanor had
learned her lesson, but Barbara's heart
ached that It should havo been such a
difficult one. She felt that she would
J!f?, B.lven anything to have epared her
little sister such an experience.
(Tomorrow Barbara interlrows Kendall
Ilandall)
The Woman's
Exchange
Correct Weddlna Garb
" t'ie J7dor of 11nm,,. n.
iiBhrvn"ftAaill-wl y." wnr nub-
Th w,tdd.lnB (about 4 or 5 o'clock)?
Tho bride ls to be dressed In white with
Alert tiihtU.. l..li. .
with TorM i"cr urlQe snoum wear gloves
with long sleeves, or Isn't It necessary?
weir tBT00m and best man should
Trousers tRXa.y coaf? wLl.n CTay-strlped
why fi'. P'?'". wh'tl. hlrtB with high
neckties Thii- "ST7 or SmcK an(1 wht
and ;tb!i. Ite $? .W be black
W r white vests" B "' "
wear "SSy.wr the bride to
long si;;..? i," "ci ' Bne ' wear ng
m s'Svm: UW b0 tetter not 4
A Surprise Party
T'th, Btlttr o Woman's root;
h T Even.So 7m? n ? "" reader of
u iwL nBL1 LEDt'" I note
i
rious occasions "'"" ":., ior va-
blrthd'ay lZyJr, ,utur8 x a" Slvlng a
r lmE ?nla? party t0 dauf h
tween th? n'i'"? P08 and girls be
years uiff.W'1 and sixteen
can offer mB in P.Pv,r.fc,late anything you
other entert,ilnm., way of xtimea and
o refreshm ' a BUestlon
o serVe o ti,2tB!.other !nan lo cream
st Win 2,0 J'St 'awn at t. reasonable
aon!t Cyouhliet 8thaB Sr,Prlf88 ?'
cret and RBlk ,he. J1""!18. n , on the
rU MUld can then"1 ",tui.,,elll The"
Jut write inVrnf?? on tho telephone or
! it is afoBrunrSrl"otM' teHlnnr them
they must not TPJ1 ?nlT,iy and that
vss sa w cet thero
b? pffyed.ndlWfhv'n,MBmea whlch ca
Pcnioon he lawn ni,,haVe a regular
S'cnlo fooa? hTL a"d .Ber,v the usual
oevlled eecs nnS iSi, Ba"d wlches, olives,
penSv0SBfor such ae,i?S lf ths ,a too
eouid mako lid rti!f crowd. you
umall caiV 'SS?. .choco ates and havo
Myenslve. ' "v woum nt be ery
TnrTthat Barbara Ws only o woman
he sow occasionally at odd moments,
HiiirnrrfiM luwc; Tiuf inajjiriiu.
,W
ANEW COLOR USED
FOR CHARMING FROCK
Satin In the new variation of
henna, which is called "pheasant,"
fonns (his attractive afternoon
flrow. Llttlo tabs of embroidery
edged with ribbon trim (he skirt
and form the strip down Uio front
pf the bodice. The cuffs are hold
In with narrow ribbon to match
A Dally FaMilon Talk by Florence Itose
rpiin length of waist and the short--
nesa of skirt seem to produce a gen
eral appearance of short-lcggcdncsa that
Is a source of auxiety to bomo women.
"I fiimply can't weur the belt so
low," said a woman of ullshtly less than
average height, who was trying on for
my advantage a charming new frock
designed by dno of the cleverest de
signers In town. With this remark
Bho tugged at the belt sonh that was
meant to rest around tho figure at about
the hips, and tried to bring it up
toward u higher waistline. "I'm no
short," she went on, "and with short
Kklrts the fashion la hideous for the
short woman. It makes one look bo
squat."
Now, as sho attempted to change the
girdle tho drew was a failure. With
It placed as the designer had Intended,
it had had all tho earmarks of tho new
clothes.
Thcu there are the women who seem
content to leave the waistline lowered,
who go about it by producing the length
of figure they wish by malting the skirt
long. And here again the original con
ception of the designer is lost. For,
after all, fashion is more a matter of
proportions than it Is of fabrics or
trimming. The woman who looks smart
and in fashion is the woman who has
a quick sense of feeling for this pro
portion, and never permits herself to be
come so attached to one proportion that
sho will stick to it stubbornly after
some other stylo proportion has come
into being.
N'ow, the little dress In the sketch
has the new proportions. It is mado of
satin in the new variation of henna
known aa pheasant. The tabs on the
skirt nnd the strips down the center
front arc embroidered and finished with
a ribbon edge. I,acc forma tho collar,
as well as the cults, which are held
with a narrow ribbon.
(Copyright, 1020. by Florence Roae.)
To Wash Windows
A professional house oleaner once told
me how to wash my windows easily and
rapidly. Uso a piece of chamois skin
about fifteen to eighteen Inches square.
Use warm water, wring out tho chamois
lightly, and wash over the window. Then
wring the chamois out of water until as
dry aa possible, nnd rub over tho win
dow. This will take off all moisture, and
there will bo no lint left. The windows
will shine, and once tried, you will never
wash your windows by the old. way.
July-August Good Housekeeping.
A Large Wardrobe
A motion Picture actress needs mora
clothea than some people Imagine. No
frock Is over worn In more than .one
film, and that often meana that an act
ress has to provide almost fifty each of
dresses, hata, boudoir gowns, Innumer
able shoes, and other knlclc-knacits, In a
year.
(vim
f Jv Jt iDnl ill
I yr tjM It Kraut nl
a I II
Coffee U Harmful
to Growing Children
and parents who permit its use
sometimes have cause for regret
, "With children in the family, and
where the coffee flavor is lilted,
Instant Postum
is generally accepted as the
ideal table drink instead of coffee.
All grocers sell Postum, and its
pleasing flavor, combined with
its advantages of quick making
and economy, soon make it a
home favorite.
"There's a
Made by Postum
Battle Creek,
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eVeHG- PUftDtG
THE DAILY
NOVELETTE
His Lucky Day
ny wiNiFitnn Fom
rICK MOrmtSON woe visiting a
u friend he had met the summer
previous at Inglewood. Inglewood was
a favorite summer resort of Dick's
family. Ned Greenwood hnd rescued
DlrW from ilrnwntnir nt Inclcwood beach
one morning when Dick while swimming
was seized with cramp. Frienusnip naa
developed from this incident and now
Dick was at the Greenwood farm having
tho tlmo of his life.
"And will you over forget that gypsy
fortune-teller at Inglewood and the
things she predicted I" laughed Ned.
"Coma to think of It, now. sho did
predict that Thursday would bo my
lucky day. By the way, Thursday Is tho
day I return to town I'm going to b
on the look-out for luck," nnd ftt tho
more thought of over being superstitious
over lucky days or fortune-tellers. Dick
smiled. It was Incredulous to both DIck
and Ned that any of tho gypsy'a predic
tion would ever come true.
Thb !H wan late, rta usual, Thurs
day morning and Edna Walton paced up
and down tho platform nt Newfall sta
tion mentally criticizing tho railroad nnd
all connected with It. On her mani
curing parlor windows In Whltton City
was written, "Open at 8 '30," and now
It was close on to 10.30 Kho had spent
tho week-end with a girl friend at
Newfall nnd was In a hurry to get haeu
to tho olty and her business. Edna Wal
ton conducted u manicuring parlor
called Mmo. Walton's Manicuring rar
lor. Sho was twenty-one., rather small,
had largo laughing brown eyes and ti
wealth of curly brown hair.
Her trade did not consist of all fe
male patttins but also Included tho male.
It waa surprising to Edna why scarcely
a day would elapse and tho name
gentleman or gontlemen would Insist
on having their nnllM manicured ugaln.
Edna at flrat protested, saying sho
thought the nulls would bo all right
for ft few days more, but each Insisted
his nails were In bad shape, so Edna
merely smiled after that and humored
them along.
D ck Jlonlson Jumped ftotn Ncd'H
racer at the station and grasping Ncd'H
hand assured him of the delightful
weeks spent at Newfall at the Green
wood farm. Ho hurried to the platform,
deposited hl grip on tho ground and
signaled to n passing nowsboy for a
morning paper. Tho boy did not notice
Dick, aa ho was busy counting IiIb
money at that moment. Dick chased
after him up tho platform.
In tho menntlme Edna saw the train
approaching at ft distance and uncon
sciously dpposlted her grip oIobo to
Dick's nnd took a tiny mirror from
her pockctbook und mado sure the curls
were nil tucked In neatlv. She, too,
saw the newsboy and went after him
for a. morning papr. Dick returned,
and with his eyes on thp approaching
trnln, picked up the gr and mocd
forward. Edna, with tho pnper under
her arm. bIbo picked up the brown
loather bair. and as sho entered the
train sho secretly thought how light
the bag had crown since sho last car
rled It. When sho was seated In her
chair sho looked nt tho bog, and nlas'
In nlaco of her travel-worn bae was ft
beautiful leather one with the Initials
D. M. carved In on tho side.
"What have I dono nnd where Is my
grip?" was all sho could B.iy, nnd tears
of vexation appeared In her eyes. "From
me minute i opened my eyes this morn
ing I havo been so unlucky. Thursday
does seem to be my unlucky day I can't
understand It," and she wondered how
she was going to get this bag back to
the right ownor and how Bho was go
ing to rocover her own.
In the menntlme In tho smoker Dick
wns surely blessing tho gypsy who had
predicted all sunshine and good luck for
him on Thursday, and here before his
very ryes was an unfamiliar bag.
Upon leaving the train Dick imme
diately ret out for a newspaper offlco
and Inserted an ad (ho left tho bag nt
hlB homo to be called for), stating In
the ad that ho would like to recover a
certain brown leather bag.
"Great Scott! I can't go Into the
office with hands on me like this and mv
nails arc anything but pleasant to look
at." So at a few minutes before noon
ho Btopped at Mme. Walton's Manicur
ing Parlor and after a Bhort wait Mme.
Walton wns carefully trimming his nails.
A gentleman came In at the same
moment and told Edna that he had been
there at 10:30 for a manicure, but the
place was locked.
"Yes, Mr. Forbush, unfortunately It
happened to be Thursday, mv unlucky
day, and not only was the train late but
I lost my bag and ran away with eome
ono else's," nnd Edna smiled as Mr.
Forbush said "that would never do,"
and left the shop.
Dick heard every word, and suddenly
thehand that Edna held jerked Itself
away, nnd Edna, looked up to Bee what
was the trouble. "Pardon me er er I
bellevo I made a similar mlstako this
morning. I I also ran away with a
bag that did not belong to me. Do you
to you think It would be posslblo
that you took my bng and and "
"Why, I havo it right here I meat,
tho ono I took by mistake." And Edna
soon produced a bag that looked evor
so familiar to Dick. He explained how
he had advertised her bag and that It
was at his home. She said she was
going to lunch Just then, but sho would
call for It later In the day.
"But I am awfully grateful to have
my bag returned. Won't won't vou
allow me to take you to lunch n"d then
escort you to my home and properly re
turn your bag to you?" and as lie saw
the twinkle in the laughing brown eyes
he hoped she would not refuse him.
Some time later Ned recehod a letter
which read : "And Ned, old boy. that
gypsy fortune-teller waa correct, Thurs
day sure was my lucky day, and sho is
the Bwcetest llttlo girl ever I"
Tomorrow's complete novelette
Un-Brronlo nyron"
"The
Reason"
Cereal Co., Inc.
Michigan
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fcftDGEft HltlAi)iDLtelA ttBtDAy;
DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
"TODDIB PUPKINS'S NEW
CHUM"
By DADDY
oifAPTnn v .
When i Bear lftiga
PEGGY, Billy and Loncsomo Bear nil
had run to help Toddle Pupklns when
they henrd him .yelping. They had
thought ho was being killed by tho In
nulHlttve Pig, who was swinging him
by tho tall.
But by the time Peggy nnd Billy had
climbed the bluK nnd by tho tlmo lAne
some Bear liad rued from the cave
things had changed from what they ex
pected. Tho yelps hnd given way to
squeals, nnd It wns the pig who was
hollering and not tho puppy.
And no wonder the inquisitive Pig
was hollering, for Toddlo's Jawa were
cutting. his tnll almost In two
But whllf Toddle Pupklns had the
better of tho pig, he himself wns In
danger, Tho pig was sluewil anil he
qulcklv thourht of a plan to free him
self from, tho puppy. That plan wna
to rush down the bluff nrd awing Tod
dle against tho stones nt the bottom,
dashing out his brains.
.This plan might havo worked had not
Lonesome Bear rushed up Just In time
to stop tho pig from plunging over the
bluff. . . ., . ,
"Waw-ugh 1 Whnt havo we horo7
roared Lonesome Bear, rcnrlng on his
hind legs.
"Wce-wce-wcc I I m taking this snucy
puppy home for supper '" squealed tho
pig. who thought the benr might help
him, not knowing that the big beaBt had
beeomo Toddle Pupkina's chum
"WftW-ughl Ho sneniH to be having a
lunch on Uip way," ro ired Lonesome
Bear, as Toddlo cneweu ncrceiy on ine
nlir'fi fnl
. . '. .1 1 ifT.1. ' 1 1 n,
nil. A .'! I' II iiuw
bo much of : oil
left ror suppir.
"WAK.wee-wec 1
I'm not going to be
1.1. mt.nnml. 1m tft tmlni? tO
lie my sup
r." souealed tho pig "Tnko him off.
and I'll Rlvn you half of him"
"Wnw-ugh ! Thnt counds reasonable
to n. hungry bear," growled I,onoomo
Benr. "Let go of him. youngster"
Toddlo Pupklns was glad to lot go,
for his sturdy llttlo Jaws '.art .been grin
ning so hard they wero tired But he
!ii.i' nun Ok. wnv LoiiPfonin Boar wns
talking Neither did r-ggv ami I Blllv
Thev wondered If I.om-om Hear had
"Mie wondered H LOHeum.' rrai ntui
liatlgcd 1 In mind about helng the friend
i ml roommate of Toddlo PtipklnH
Thlnle tuniod on Toddle The puppy
. I-.I..1 .. . m
""AVileT wnfl Tlun home before-T
un.wnnili.rlnB- what Lonesome Kejr was
bo!R?,0..S. nit t -When I co home I'll
,nv" vou iP'Ida of ir."." "run"';'"';
"Only luilf of him." growled I.one
ikviu-"' ' ,. ,--,
sharp. Which nan no, "" "
'Tlin tall half.' quickly replied In
miMtlvc, r'g. "Vou can hau tlio biting
hUVaw.ugh ' What do you think of
that llttlo chum7" asked I.onenme
Be-ir winking at Toddlo Pupklnn That
S made ! Toddlo feel safer Put he
thought for a moment before ho
""Tthlnk pig meat tastes much sweeter
.. """ ' CUo hi. harked, at laat.
ho barked, at laat.
nesldes : thli pig in much larser than
Tarn 'ml will make vou a hlwr-r ;up.
per I'll give you whlcheer half of
him vou want" ...im."
man nupnv iu-i
3"w-UTS'V.Bnme Bea?" gVlnnlng at ,
Peciv and Billy ""alt a puppv woti d
onlVbe a mouthful, whllehalf a pig
woulrl be- " Ineaome Bear opened
his laws nnd hungrily licked his chops
SEa-ritualirrthe
""Tomorrow will bo told what happen
to InqSlMtlvo rig and how he escapes
being eaten
Hard woods
should be treated
the Wilson way
Beauty and durability of hard
wood refinUhlng depend entirely
upon the way the old varnish la
removed. Wilson's men know tho
right method and his supervisors
are on ths job to see that tho
work la done right. His 09
years' experience Is your assur
ance that
Will stand the test of time
-MN.7th.St.
Eslabljxhoti IOSJ
roroNo MnrrNTArNH
Ilelmvare Water flop
Central House Delaware
buiuiu iiuiuc WATER GAP. PA.
Bend for booklet. JOfl. H. ORAVES. Prop
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS
Adtrondarks-Montreal-PrOT. of Ouebto Autc
mobile Tours. Addr. Oeo. W. Ilyln. Pli,tt
Vurph. N. Y.. or Tourists' Bureau "tMon
rsal, 000 New nirks llldir . Montreal. """"
niCONO MOUNTAINS
Delaware Water Gap
The Mountain Paradise
KITTATINNYI
DEL AVAR E VATER CAP. PA. 1
The Ideal Accessible Mountain Resort
Hotel, where summer Is always cool and
FiSUf'Si'iiSSffiiJ? Dee'niber. three hours
''Ml Philadelphia. Pennsylvania R. R.
Sltuataid In private park with miles of
walks and trallai macnlflcent scenery.
Capacity 600. StrlctlyKmod.rns prfvata
baths, runnlnit water In rooms, elevators,
electrlo lights, spacious porches Except
tlonal cuisine: Amer can plan: also a. la
carte srlll Table abundant y sSppllid
from Klttatlnny farms. Orchestra, con
certs, dances. Golf, tennis, saddle horses,
bowlinr, boaUnr. bathlnr. nsbtnr. etc.
Booklet, auto maps and Unas upon rs
quest. New csrare
JtfnN PnRDY COPE.
75 miles from Philadelphia Qood road
CASTLE INN
, DEUWARE WATER OAP. PA.
Motorists' paradise. American or European
Plan, rireproof hotel und Karaite. Running
water, private baths. Qolf; danaante 2
Ine pfeturea Booklet. T T "riT ili-Jv0
Htrondhhiirr, Pa.
HIGHLAND DELL atroudsbur
elevation: unsurpassed scenery ' hafhlnr
a.hlns. bowllns. billiards, t.npl.i .t.'Sl".?'
Euat Slroudalmrir
Marshall's Falls Home r-o&ast strouu.
rates. elfC.llKhla: steam heatl'pfl. bsTns.w
Hshlnr, boating and bathlns; In private ia"
I'ofono l.nke. l'a.. '
LAUREL INN .Btff " t. electricity:
. . r,-!a.h'B supplied from owl
farm Oarage Rooklet
Mountain Home, Pa.
MONOMONOCK INN "
Mountiilnhnme'N Indlnr Hotel
Mountalnhome, Va.
Rooms steam-heated: runnlnr waters privets
timima ,9Hi'tcn,cu. mnnins n
Oaths: booklet i escellent table.
MT. tlBKTNA. l'A
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leVel'-yveJ com oVls'lem'.'mme'n?
juiij v ms ,. iiir.n. Lepanon, Pa.
WEHNERBVlLLMp
The Highland uiiitfuiiy situated
Overlooking the, Unmr tSSSkSiA ?y.
moderate. Now open. Under new man-
jneni. iviiw ior uooktet. II shland
.el Comeuur. J. Uaw niM. ruasnu
RWOOOp PAINTING I
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i!,raM,AfMct
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tfcrovchout prime tolhat mcning- tvattr la .roonas
trwOn! Ifratofj DATIIING DIRECT FROM
tlOTELi frx answar balliti KMllanl lW prwltata
tlttX Irom faral II ap JaUri 118 ap wmUI Amarlaaa
In bUa1j daU iibhiui dandng.
Km Mexatnuatf. MKCKLKT FETTBB
ftMt Jnrntm rnu1ar-Ir1fil Hotel I
NETHERLANDS 60 $A!$m
NEW TOniC AVE. Huthinsr PrlvlleaTM from
Hotel. Capacity 400. Elevator, prtrate
hathe. running water in bedrooms Dane
Floor. New Teaturee. American 11n
Iwlth mealt), SJ.GU tin dallr, apeclal
nrcklr. . . , .
AUUUHT HUllWAWJU ITOPTIHPr,
H. Carolina are., clone to lltarh Steel Ilrr
Hot moderate-rate hotel I brick, ateel A atone
eonetruetlom capacity BOO: bathing 'rom
hotelt runnlnr water' rrlv, batria: enelee
tahlei nrchettra; booklet & auto map mailed.
I'AUl. C. gQBIX'BANS. Owner ft Prop. .
Ocean Ave., first lintel from Deaeh. Fire-
riroof, elevaton bathlm; from hotel! Ola
Inettve table! moderate raten. SI. A. Ley re r.
THE WILTSHIRE
Virginia nv, and Hcach,
Panaeltv.
850.
PrUite. hatha, rimnlns water, elevator, etc
Amer. nlHn
tinAnUI atinn raiN. llOoUlCt
HAMt'ni. i:i
I,IH, Owner. N J rqi.T.lNH.Mgr,
THE AMBASSADOR
Atlantic nty'a Ncwcnt and
Moat WatlmtUe Hotel.
WELLSBORO
B. Kentucky Ave. Moderate rajee. Tlath.
n from hotel. MTfinS ft rnCiTlinnO. .
On Boardtralk nt Montpeller Ave, Now open.
VHvate bathe: running- water all roomajele
Vri apeclal July ratea. II. M. IlHIBVlCa.
Roevriwnorl Ocean and Kentucky avea.
table! under new man'nt Oeo. W. La t't
Hnfnl Rnarnrirl Kentucky nve. Bathlnc.
r.ll.nt (able Phone 117 A. D. MABION.
HOTEL EDISON &WJ" 4tt
hot
I from beach
fir water, prlv
Amer. and Kuro plan
rtjmj
' J m i i-
Wetlminster KV- Av. near Beach,
wcsumnntr 0 ,,. rrttte unhs,
water. I1B wkly I II r,0 up dally. C. PU1
rI)l. Tvwiy rtr
F.ler.
run.
PUIinB.
orn.N city. N. J.
JL T ilii' .-'
CAPACITY flOO
cDeii until September IB. New appointments
iind equipment! itrlctly tlrst-clona culalne and
service: rooms alngio or en suite, with or
Wlth0ULwnENCE MAIIE8CH. Mgr..
Formerly of the Dellevue-Stratford. Phlla.
II 1 IWnici On tho Strand. Hth season.
iuuikviu Hooma en suite: prl
private bath,
running water, A J.
ailCHENliB,
I'rop.
T.rmne-a Oth .VTeSTey.
Ktc. culalna
linjmwiw p
wnerahlp mirmt. D P. FRT.
Arn MAY, N. .1.
rni flNIAT Ocean i. beach; thoroughly
UJlUFlLfl- ,.,,,,. ,0ator: baths
Ownership manae'inent W H rilurtCU
tTAR.VII T A Ocean & Ueach;cap. 1W!
31AK-VILU run'B water hatha, ele
iator; ovner.hlp mnngt T i PIH'RCII.
SPKINO I.AKK lIKAril. N. J.
mtvvn
ON THE OCEAN
SPRING LAKE, N. J.
A Hotel of Distinctive Charm.
Surrounded by Gardena and Lawns
At the Kdce of the Sea
Artistic Appointments & Decorations
JJverr Kooni With Ocean View
dolt Course and Country Club
W. B. STUUBS
SWARTHMORK. TA.
STRATH HAVEN INN
swAitTiinonn. pa.
Open all year. Dnlner dances Wed. and
Sat. evenlnes. Motorists and Tourists
welcome. Phone 030
aitATEKSFORD, TA,
Riverside Fnrrn, on Perktomen Creek. Root
cooklns". eeetables. A. H. Espenshlp.
HAItATOOA SI'BINOS, N. V.
NAItATOnA SI-RINdS
NEW YOBX
America's Great Health and Pleasure rtesorl
Of KAN PROVE. N. J.
The Majestic
DIRECTLY nN THE BEACn
Elevator service CLEMENT 4 CLEMENT.
Surf Ave. Houso "ABlrv
Home cooking Bklt. ELDRIDOE BROH
Oean House J?0, I3 J,ft.m A?- NVir
ircan riouac beach and nudl'orlum
Med rntea BUIt K I, Duncan Zcllev
NATIONAL nU sla,n Ay,B- near beach
llrtiiunUi nJ ttutdltorlum. first
rlasa family hotel. J. A. HENRY.
SEASIDE HOTEL
Directly, on ocean front. All cuest rooms
overlooklnr aea CHARLUB 8TOCKTOV
OCEAN GROVE taiS. cy.
STQNII HARBOR. N. J.
SHELTER HAVEN ear pn .nd
. . -r Bmus'nts. mod
equipment. .new mgt M. E.jtpLef(i,
' " BELMAR. N. J. "
HOTEL HAOAMOKE. at beacn. Rebuilt, re
furnished New ewnershlD manacement.
French cul.lno. ANOELO HOONETTI.
LAKE HOPATCONO. N.T
BRYANT VILLA k? iiopatcon
, , . , NV J. Ideally lo-
cateii on ia" muuern improvements,
amuiementa Booklet. Ilertoe Durvea
Lake View House P"ior table, ar
.. j mt teslan water, elec
lBta all mod ra Thoa Jt Mloore Hotel Co
" UPPER HARANAC. NY.
ADIItONDACKS SARANAO INN
Harrlnston Mills Upper Saranac. N. Y.
rOBT JETTERSON. Xi. I.
Belle Terre Club Inn
Port Jefferson Long Island
NOW orEN
Under New Management
Golf, Tennis, Boating, Bathlnc and
Fishing.
MRS.
A. H. HARRIS
TMvE r.EOWOE. N. Y.
:isa3in5Qi3r!B3?(ffim8igisra8rg
HOTEL MARION
LAKE GEORGE. N. Y.
76 miles from Albany. Directly on tl
Lnkn Front, also Stato Road from Lakt
Gcorgo Villace to Bolton Lnndins.
Capacity 300 Guests Whlto Sorrlc.
With or without privato baths.
Opan Juno to October Adjoining
New Country and Yacht Club -Fireproof
Corage. Booklet Frea, '
JOSEPH H. MARVEL
FALMOUTH. ?LHS.
FALMOUTH ARMS
Falmouth, Mass,
RIGHT ON BUZZARDS BAY
A Summer Ilntrl or the Hlrlient Class
lllualrntrd llooklet. E. W. IIOVCE. Jlrr
BOSTON. MAS'!
WHEN IN ROSTON STOP AT
HOTEL VENDOME
Commonwealth Avenue at Dartmouth Street
MUHKOKA LAKES. PANADA
net away to harphiesj away to ths nerve.
R-Vrtcfmfta -u"
reaiinir, pine irmri, fiiccaitnui uir ai Jtrus.
luua uaea Tliere
will nnd this
Ul, cood fort"
ho r etc Kv.,w .r.
h n1 n ( m a ni.nmi.inrt b .Inn I. .... T'-
I, ,,n .j..r ,.v... ..uB.lwt, II, JUlf
Hureu lllWRim IIUJHI .1IUSKOHN
Lake Rossruu, Ont.
P. O.
OANAD
CANADIAN NATIONAL GRAND TRUNK
New Service Across Canada
For all Information apulr to A. II. Chowa.
Urn J.(t,.Vass,Dept..liiI0 Urosdw'r, .JV ,i"&
1V f"
' fork ao,x 190 - '
tttiMMKit nmnrtTH
ABnrnv r.Mtic. N. l.
NEW MONTEREY
NOItTTI ASniTBY TAim. N. J.
The Resort Hotel Pre-Eminent
nirtKCTLY ON THE OCEAN
American Plan Capacity 000
Eemotu a la Carte Grillroom
ally Concerta ani Dancing
Brokerage Ofllee
Sherman Dennis, Manager
WReu
LSfe
BRl
ffoKaWa-gSWH&t
PLAZA HOTEL
, AHnunv rAUK, N. J.
Only European Plan Hotel On the
Ocean Kront .
nunnlnr water In every room. Head.
euartera.ror Auto Tourleta
Hhora Dlnnera a fiDeclaltr.
JAfl KELSnT, Proprietor.
OCEAN HOTEL
Aabury'a neweit Rnd leading hotel, noorai
en aulte with batha nunninc water and
lonar-dlatance telephones in all roomi.
American plan. F.WBI.l, & cnAWFOIlD.
TRKSTOkwWHlLYABD
XJ DIRECTLY ON OCEAN FfiONT
Sunaet Ave. Hmuo Jowlali and Hun
aiBisii nvc noioo Brttn culalna.
nunnlnir hot ami cold water. Hpeclal ratea
for younger aet, booklet. M.-KIIAUB8. Prop.
Hotel New York rCKr'iM"
Cnnaolty 1EO
Excellent rullne: dancing.
U AI. unillB.
.T .' -a-i...
Hotel Bnbchin (formerly Manhattan).
Jewlth dletar) Uw olcrved. F. BAPCIlINj
TAJ? 7" Ao j 2d"block to ocean i Jowleh-
Hungarian culelne. iicromodatea 1(10
IMIIIWOOI), Nj4.
wfLDWOOD MANOR o . j. o,
ocean front hot and cold runnlna; water in
liedrooma elctrlr leMtora; tennla. Opena
JuneJ.'lth MT18 W.M It. LEHTHft. .
HOTEL DAYTON
rtonma lir.i nnd mid runnlna: water! private
hatho hu isa due to our oervlce ana table.
rarclt 2-.n Jjooklet A MeMiirray, Prop
HOTEL ARLINGTON
Peach front location Trlvate baths. Cap
SOU Wit A. n A C H. Topnam, Ownera.
SAVOY
reach front. All con.
lenience
W. II. OKltHTEt.. OTTner.
Rp'irhwnnri Capacity iOOi Ocean Kront
I lath Heason. C. KURTZ. I
Hotol Dorsev Cap- so0, rnat naths.
Almn llcn ratoa, bath from house; excel,
tnhlo. home rook. BIO B Poplar ave
IIOTKf, ( KOMWIIM. Unobstructed view
1 Mock from beach: excellent table.
A-.-j;. Picturesque, unusual environment
: Magnolia i. Pacific. Mrs T Maxwell
Waeriinrrfnn B'dwalk and Toung'a; home-
POINT PI.IiAHANT. N. J.
PICTCItnfaQUB "A DellEhtrul Resort
oint Pleasant, N. J. waoi
"tHAsmn rAitit. y. .1.
Tho Gladwvn Twlx nay "nd c,,an
a-njCPATIONAr.
Iloth Sexea
Civil
Engineering
rnree-year courses in
Surv eying. Construction,
Mechanical Design and
Architectural Drawing.
uernncate w n e n com
pleted.
Ask for Catalog F-3
Phonr. Diamond 031
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
Broad St. Ixlnnr Berks 0
Philadelphia
it III IM .jrKWtTai'irsi'l-ej
Peirce Trained
men nnd women fit more easily
into business orKinlzatlons.
Their training malces them
capable of early ndnncement.
lJ(itco Is Am i a foiomost
business school Courses for
jounij men: Business Adminis
tration: hul- ii mhip Tuo
year Commercial T r a 1 n 1 n b
Course. Courses for young
women: SecreUrlal : Shorthand
and Typewriting Send for Both
year book.
Peirce School
of Business Administration
Pino Street, West of Iiruiid, Philadelphia
IWENiyS9
CENTRAL
SCHOOL SYSTEM
For Boys and Girls
Tour Philadelphia elementary schools and
Central School, a Junior and senior hloh
school Inclua, collece preparatory depart.
mnt Develops f. construUI' e faculties
throuch phyalcal and moral culture am.
dnts tausht the practical and skillful us
of hnnds as Mell a bralnH Mmnll kI.....
nomlmtlons Write for sear book and rates,
Liiurir- ..uiiuu t.uisii, I rilicipal,
l.Mli iiiii It'ife Sin., Plillailelnlilii.
coritSE in on in: mnaoi.ment
We do more than simply teach Shorthand
and Ilookkeer'nir We nciVi-' In Hiving
our students lntensle tralnlne In Offlco Man
agement This 1 Mirv Important to any ono
acceptinc a nrst position Call or
write for detailed Information about
our summer dav and nlpht classes.
PHII.A. II1'SIVES f'tll LEtlK
nnd Collrie of Commerce
1017 Cheatnut Ht. Phlludelnhla
Strayer's Business College
Philadelphia'" Greatest nuslnr- School
Ml rheatnnt St. I'hnne Walnut SM
West Chester State Normal School
On Penna II R Trollcj to Phi n, Pits for
tesrhlnv college, business 1210
Bonks Business College
Intensle Summer Courses for Students
and Ti-achers Day School Nlsht School.
linn Walnut Street
Mii.i.i:nsviLi.i: p.
.MTlTI.nH II.I.E r-TATE MIIIMM. SCHOOL
Mlllrratllle. Laninster Co . Pu. Ueautlful
campus commort dorm's, hlrh urado Instr ,
tuition iree rtuurcuB u ii viurmiiicr. I'rni
qr(HUii:hriiooi . j.
Ceorire School Coun'n sen'ooi for
rate dormitories Courses broad ami thor
ough student studies under supervtflon of
Srinclpal Clraduates aucreed In collcse.
pedal courses Athletics, mnnaslum. pool.
227 wooded aires and open countrj alone;
Keahaminy Creek Endowed llntes mod
erate Catalor Oeorite A. Walton, A .M,.
Hot 21. Cenrre Sehnnl. Vn,
niNflHTON. PA.
W YOMING SEMINARY
A coeducational school where boys
and Rlrls set a vision. "Exceptional
teachers In every dept Collese prep
aration Duslneas, Muslo. Art. Ora
tory nnd Domestla Arts and Science.
Military Training-, Oymnaslum anal
Athletlo field 7fith year, Endonad.
Catalog Addreas
I.. I.. Bprasue. D P. Prea. Klnrston. Pa.
ItOSLYN. PA
School for Exceptional Children
Home for the care and tralnlns of chtldrti
who are unable to attend other schools. Do.
Booklet. vMoIlls A. Woods. Prin. liox X7T.
koslxo. Pa, I
,M
KIUTATIONAT.
Young .Mm nnd Hots
WKNONA11. N. J.
Whero character, manlineis and honor arc developed.
Wenonah It on independent unit in your boy a education,
and not merely a preparatory school.
Healthfully situated in a solely residential town.
A faculty second only to that of West Point in efficiency.
Academic studies for college preparation.
Special and business courses.
Military system brings out all that is good and manly.
Separate junior department for boys of ten. or over.
Academic course, seven hundred and fifty dollars for the
school year. , , , , .
Junior deportment, six hundred and fifty for the school
year.
Catalogue and View Booh Upon Request
DR. CHARLES H. LORENCE, MAJOR C. A. SNYDER,
President Superintendent
BOX 411, WENONAH, NEW JERSEY
ntTrm.r.itKv. pa.
Preparatory School
rtethleliein, I'n. 1000 boja pre-
-,i inrt'u ur 1,'huihk umvirniiicn iia
,54 t' inara t.nnrilmoiia endnrae-
Fm ment of our work by principal
fliij unlverslllea BchoWrshipa to
ermus com pea .Moaern duiiq
Inua. 0mnaalum 8wlmmln
I'ool Rnd rxterinHe Athletlo
irrounde ReaHonnble ratea Hep
arnti .lunlnr Hrlieol, Catalor.
JOHN II Tffldf.V. 31. A.,
Ileidmaster
i srsTKn. r,.
ritANKI.IN AM) MKSIAM. ACAIir.MY
Lunriistrr, Pa. I'ouniled 17R7. Andreas
Itnx 113. K. M,JIartiniiti.AMyJPrJnlr(iil.
vinv iunonnKt.ii.PA. .
Carson Long Institute
Sltli Year. A Home School for Hots
n bulldlr.ee. 18 acres. In tn healthful
foothills of the Blue Ridge. Individual
and personal Instruction how to learn,
how to labor how to live. Colleee Prepar
otor lluslneee Junior Courses Span
ish. Prench. Public SpaklnB. Separata
bulldlnes for hoys under 13 jears Strona?
rellcloui. but non-eectarlan Influence: 1100
and un. Juniors. J37B. Address Carson
Injne Institute. Box U New Uloomfleld.
Pa
C1IESTNI7T nil.T.. PA
CHESTNUT HILL ACADEMY
St. Martin's, Chestnut Hill, Pa.
A day und boardlnir achool for boyi pre
pannB for colles-e. aclentlllp K-hool or busi
ness. Ideally located rountrv day school.
Low rates for flTO-duy hoarders. Catalogs
on application. ,
iiAimisncno. ta.
HARRISBURG ACADEMY
Senior and Junior departments. Modern.
Individual Instruction In collese preparatory
and general cou-ses. New fireproof build
loss with laree, sunny rooms Cottage dor
mitory system Athletic Held. Moderate rates.
AIITHUR E. DROWN. Headmaster.
Box L. Harrlsburc. Pa.
MEH CEESIICnO. TA .
The Mercersburg Academy
FOIl HOYS Mercersburc. Pa.
Send for -ntalorue to
WM. MANN lETTNE. Ph. D.. T.T.. D.
Headmaster. Ilox 1X0.
IIELLEPONTE. PA.
Bellefontc Academy
mlted to 100
and up 11.1th ear Athletic field and
eymnaelum Moderate rates Cataloc; .Inmn '
I". HiiEhe. A.M.. HeadmiKter. Hellefunte. 1'u,
Yonna ivomen nnd Cllrla
The Stevens School
For Girls
A school proldlnc tho deelopment which
leads to worthy home membership and the
hlshc tvp of citizenship.
Faeu'ty of hlshly educated women with I
experience which specially qualifies them to
teach the r rfpectle branches Coure ofi
study iIout Inea of Horace Mann School of)
Teachers rnllete Columbia Unlerslt Pupil ,
actlit an 1 participation. General Pre-,
paratory and Colleco Courses. ,
54th Year Opens Sept. 21st '
For rates ind all partclulars, nddren
Sllsa Katharine M. Denworth. PrlrtVlpal
221 W rinlten ., tiermantonn. l'lilli
Philadelphia School of Design
For Women (Est. 1S44)
Fine Arte V r In all branches Interior
Decoration ' A'' Mtudy with business
valu. 'Irad i i d mntid ut trood sal
aries P 'k "" " Hronil and Master
Htreets, Plillmie'-iiU Pa.
Miss Sayward's School for Girls
OVEUI11IOOK. 11111 DKI.PHI. PA.
Colleso preporatory ui J seiretarlal coursei.
Junior and Musi .il lrartments Athletics
Domestic S len ( iiruei calls for puplli
In Bala Cnwd M flon und Wjnnefleld
Write Dept I
MISS H TANTT lATWAIlD Principal.
.IEVK1NTOWN
BEECIIWOOD (Inc.)
A Cultural nml Prnrfico' svliool for Vounfl
It'omcti. Tioion hi i r no .--hona FacuKvr.
T7wA.in vh . i v fnm . 1. m . , . II ,1 n PA if M A rHOn....
ltlei. of life ill- lrcraiator Dents
Music. Art D m - I i len"- irrelarj
ship Normal Kin i .r' i AHmt
.11. il. itii.i. rn ii . irpiiupni I
nov i 10 1 . k i r wn Pi I
wisr riiEvrru. p.
DARLINGTON SEMINARY
A developlnir S hori t r O rl nn-acre
estate In rennvlunuii fine-i country 1
Lansuase, Art Mu-1 1-xd' stun Seire
tarlal Hub ness ml H iR 11 Munuuc
ment. Colleae Preniratlm Cat ilocu I
CHHlBTINi: V HIE Pr. lent ,
Ilox Oil) W. t i Ii Hiei Pa
TIT1T. P.
LINDEN HALL SEMINARY
A Blr'a' school slnre 17 HI A id mlc Col- I
teso Preparatory and Spt vl ''lure stp,
urate Junior Departm nt O n nuhlum .i(c- i
retnrlal. fataloir lte. F. W. MLNGEL, I
Principal, Ilox 103. I.ltitz I'll. '
DEVON. PA.
DEVON MANOR Va.Iey Por.e
rLil( n, 10 miles
from Phlla Collese Prep
Mrs.LuncdonCunkln. Prln,, Hot 1 lO.Devon.Pa,
I.PTHKKV1I.T.E. MP,
Maryland College for Women
Courses! Colleco Preparatory Collece, Do. I
mestlo ticlence. Music. Expression Ad
vuntaees 10 miles from Baltimore fireproof
bulldlnes, stronc facuHv, Ut! sears' history
Catalocue
Addresa tlox T T.nlherrllle. V,nrylnnd.
hWARTIIMOKE
THE MARY LYON SCHOOL!
A Countrj, Sehool In n College Town
ColUce prepur'toryi Lortldcuto prlvllrceMi Gen
eral and tlnuhliii; courses opportunl for ad
vanced Btudyi ono teucher to em hIx girls
open air classrooms SEVhXG.UUFH our I
Junior Schonl for alrlt It n. arp'r In complete ,
raul.ie.it H.M. CrUt. A ., Pruni-es T . Crist,
A. P.. PrlnclpaU. llnx 1S0R. Nnnrtlnnore, Pa.
NEW YORK CITY I
The Finch School. New Ynric City Bcardlna
post eraduata work lesslca ' O
and Day . Hcnooi for airls, omphasls hit
lnumiim
A B LL II .prlnclraJ Catalocue. S'ore.
..,. w.v ,
lary jio I, til r. inn tl
NOBWAI.K. CONN.
HILLSIDE A Hrhool for (llrla
NOKVALK, CONNECTICUT
Mjnrarei K, Itrrilllnrer. A. U. (Vasaar),
ld Uuai Franils tSiulUi) KluoipaU
it
I
'A',
n
KtlCrATIONAiy
Young Men nnd Hor
WKNONAII, N, J.
Wenonah
MILITARY
ACADEMY
HWAKTH.tlOKE. l'A.
Swarthmore Preparatory
Prepare IToya for rollete or T.lfawork,
(mall Claaea. .Inntnr Drpt. Hummer HcUoot,
Tor catalosue addreea
W. P. TOJILINSON, M. A.
Hot 20. Hwartlimora. Pa
PKNNHIIUUn. PA.
Pcrkiomcn School for Boys
College Preparatory, Music Oratory. I
Busl-
nous, Acricuiiuro an ainietics zu-acra
campus Scholarships. Delopment of char'
ncter nnd tralnlnp; for servlco our aim.
Junior School for younger boys In separate
OSCAR S. nRIEIIEL. D.D.
Hot llfl. Pennshurr. P
WAYNE. PA.
ST. LUKE'S SCHOOL
WAYNE. (Main Line P. It. It.) PA.
Healthful location, homellkei bulldlnes.
Mental und physical Instruction. hln moral
Influence makes unusual appeal to parents
and boys. Prepares for collese or business.
CHARLES HENRY STROUT, A.M.,
neadmnater
HM.TSlimo. PA.
ff,
'KISKI"-'
Special preparation for colleRs and tech
nical schools Preceotorlal system. All
sports. Oymnastum. swlmmlnr pool, etc.
bchjol owns Its own farm and dairy. Rato
I6S0. For cataloc address Box 830.
DR. A. W. WILSON, Jr., President
Saltstiurg, Pa.
NA7.AKETI1. PA. .
Nazareth Hall Military Academy
Nazareth, Pa. Founded 1741.
A Military Academy for Boya. Collese
Preparatory and Iluslness courses. Senior.
Intermediate and Junior Departments. Via
nroua athletic and military life. Of Narareth
Hall, former Secretary Oeoriro D Cortelyou
sua: "Nazareth Hall ls a character builder
not a mere trainer of the mind."
Addreea The Hey. A. P. Thneler. P.P.. rrln.
POllT DEPOSIT. MP.
THE TOME SCHOOL
On-the-Husqurhanna
National Boardln? School for Boys
Collece Preparatory snd
tienrrul Courses
Vl1,-., n.nk.illi nvxah Til. T
Director. Port Deposit. Maryiani
ltatet. si on a
Neio .Sirinimlnff Pool
Port Deposit, Marylund
V
SJ
jrfjii'tyt"-.
bTA UNION. VA.
STAUNTON INIILITARY
ACADEMY
Ideal home school for manly boys.
Larirest private Academy In the East
boya from -t" States In beautiful
Shenandoah Valley 1G00 feet eleva
tion Prepares for Universities.
Goornment Academies or Business.
$275,000 barracks complete equip
ment. Kates $000 Send for cataioff.
COL. WM. G. KABLE, Ph.D.
Principal. Staunton, Va.
WOODSTOCK. v
The Massanutten
Military Academy
Preparators Hfhool for bos Heilthful lo.
ra'lon beautiful Shenandoah Valle 100
miles from Washington Prepares for col.
lege and buslne-1" Mulc athletics New
J.". 000 Plnlnc Hnll und Dormitory. Llm
'ed to 100 bojs I'OO Addrets
Howard J. BencholT, A. M.
Hfudni ifcter. llo "0. UooilttojU. Va.
WAYNE31IORO. VA.
nslHIlKM. MII.irAUY SCHOOL
Prepares fur unlversitleH und business life:
personal attention restful military training;
It u 1 . und. r U S War Dept.. llai
ear new liuu dUO fireproof oQUIpment. dr
Plon J. f,dmlts to all colleges rate. 1000.
ejirinu eiiHinprnent near famous caverns at
UrottoeH for all s'udents Catalogue.
Mai Muroan II lludglnn Prln..
Ilox IH Wioneiboro Va
FRONT HOYL. VA.
Randolph-Macon Academy
University Preparation 1100 000 Equipment.
Terms HS0 Address Oa l'rlnulpal, Ilox 431.
l-Vont lloyal Va
UOKllKMIllly, N. J.
Bordentown Military Institute
Thorough prep for collese or business Effl.
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