V " v,;'M s' ' . ( -y u) i.-f f . A EvktfiNd Public EBmEpmbABELraiA:; : feiday, 'august is, 1:920 ) Y . rflTfrrrrrnsjfUfjl 'TJ ii k U THE DAILY NOVELETTE Shopping for Aunt Olive D, FLOnCNOB MCIA18K , . nrl have I lost that "Ureai MMrv Beldon stood blocking- the way ..Vilirni shoppers while he searched WflnrtJS Ol.v.a ha. sot to !? He8"." 'be8 nWlTM'K JStordf to that effect. What was that &l "re th. pltyn, angel, looking down on ' Annarently no nnirellc pity soothed .. M?rVLY,,rU Ftilrlt. Ills distracted c9ie rested on a young and graceful ?" ". .v.- i,nnirv counter. Two rapid Strides and the courage of desperation brought Harry to her side. "I beg your pardon, madamc," ho bo- saqh turned with a surprised expression In her lovely eyes. I don't like to trouble you." he went Sould you mind telling me the color of that gown you have on?' 1 !;.. .. ." Hnrrv tr ed to explain, with mnre blushes and Increased embarrass Sen. "I was to get one like It for my Really!" was all tho beautiful Jlps rould utter, as tho young lady turnca with Intensified Interest to the inspec tion of hosiery. The Huffy blonde was liuKhlng frankly. Hut HarryVs llkt the president. He has a -single track" mln.1. He rushed to the silk counter. Can you sco that lady three counters down the pretty one? Quick, please, before she goes away 1" "My eyesight Is fairly good. Yes, I tan see her." she answered Btonllx. "Good I I want four yards of silk Just like that gown she Is woarlng." "We are out of that shade this morn- tfitf " "Oh I" he gasped. "Are you euro7 You see, It's for my aunt. She's mnklng oer something, and I havo to get It." "You don't have to get It here." Hero! Harry saw a ray of hope. "Is there somewhere else? It's a Very Important commission." His distress was evident. The middle sgtd girl relaxed a little from her "They might havo It .at Ballard & Barr's." "Oh. thank you. Thank you a hun dred times." Ho turned back to whip out a notebook. "What color shall 1 ask for?" Taupe." "That's It. I remember now." Harry slapped his thigh ".n recognition. He printed in large capitals that covered a page of his notebook: T-O-I'-E and van ished ' "Silk or satin?" asked the tired-look-ine salesgirl who was measuring endless lengths In Ballard & Barr's. "Which Is the more expenslvo?" "Oh. satin." Then I'll take that." Fatigued with his efforts, Harry rushed to the nearest lunch room anu dropped Into a vacant chair. Glancing lit the demuro faco opposite, ho recog nized a pair of blue eyes. His vis-a-vis was the wearer of the Identical taupo gown r "Oh "' he gasped. "I beg your pardon that Is to say I hope' I don't In trude." "Certainly not," she answered sorenc ly. "This Is a public table." "Oh, yes, but I thought I was afruld you might be offended by my abruptness In Congreavo & Cutler's. You see I was shopping for Aunt Olivia. She Isn't really exacting, you know, only when she has got to have a thing, she has got to have It," "I understand." "Ajid I had lost my sample, und that fown you're wearing was my salva tion." "I'm afraid I didn't seem obliging, but I'm staying In Merlden with my aunt " "Just like me," Harry Interposed. I'm staying there with Aunt Olivia." "And when I come Into BoBton for a little shopping Aunt Penelope always arns me not to talk with strangers." "That's just right of her I mean in ttnernl. But Is your aunt Miss Pene lope Winter?" "She certainly Is." 'Then she wouldn't consider me a stranger. I used, the minister's boys tnd 1, to steal melons out of her gar den. I am Harry Belden, and I am cm rlojed by the Amaranth Insurance Co. You hascn't any ail vantage of me, though You are Miss Jessie Galbralth. I saw your name In tho Merlden Free Press. Here's the waiter. Only tea ana cakes for ou? I'm famished with all this shopping. I'm going to have beer fteak with mushrooms. Mayn't I order for two?" Sho hesitated. "I know Miss Penelope couldn't object, rm such an old friend." Miss Jesslo laughed brightly. "Per haps, If you- nto her melons. It would tie a return of hospitality" Presently Harry glanced from his jeefstcak to the cherished parcel beside him .. ""V.nt olvla Is going to wear that at the rtylle-Wallaces wedding. You know bout that?" "I should think so. I'm one of Anita Wylla's bridesmaids." "That'a great. I'm to be head usher, nattier nice we should meet before the rehearsal, JUHt In an Informal way." It was rather Informal," Mlss Oal- ti!?i adml"e'l- Her eyes rested on a L . ?.? ln tne wrapping paper. "But .l.Bllk lBn'1 taupo; It's wistaria." wistaria? What's that?" Its the color of that goods you've I Quality at !l PHILADEIIPHlAV.f-w m 49 tK.;U,ly' W8 nro "MnK Mle. dJriEP80.1"1 Prlce t close season i"rfJh,5 . Pedlate selling !er0nonf K. S "$ higher "nest SLWtn".JelLay Coast ."."' nsning ana hnnHn. reoteS iuu P"Per already Lovinr'nthHWv.c.d municipal uV m oupvu f. ,f ........... 3fc ... J'. i-.V ...i,,.f. ' Li ,.Si 'iVr - "" M- "WUVft i "j . ' J- -"''" . - Jtoaoj.ii.-A.iJ.. .J. .. .iV w AVaNTfc'ciTV Things Yoitll Love to Malta Svnslude Stitched. Have you noticed how much raffia embroidery Is being used? I believe Krecn and orange raffia, stitched In tho Simple aCHltrn I nhmv nhnvn. will nrl.l n. really charming touch to your blue silk nuunnuuo. FLOHA. bought. I'm afraid you made a mis take." "Mistake? Not mc. That faggcdout looklng girl gave me the wrong parcel. Great Caesar!" By a torrent of eloquence Harry con vinced an apathetic salesgirl and p. skeptical floor-walker of the mistake and carried his purchaso home In triumph. "It's two shades darker than the sam ple and satin Instend of falllo," Aunt Olivia announced with a "Just-ns-I-ex-pected" expression on her resolute face. "But It's tope." Harry Insisted. "Yes, you did remember so much. Oh, you needn't explain. I know you lost tho sample. Pcrhapi Madame Cyr can make a combination." "I'm sure sho can," said Harry cheer fully. "Much you know about It j but It doesn't matter so much, I've JUBt had word thnt Anita has sprained her nnkle and the wedding Is Indefinitely post poned." "Postponed ! And won't thero bo a rehearsal Friday?" "Certainly not. Anita Is laid up." "Excuso mc, Aunt Olivia. I have an Important letter to write." Miss Olivia looked after him as he rushed to his den. "With all his faults, thnt boy Is devoted to business." Harry was writing: "I want to mako amends to Miss Penelope for my boyish follies. Wouldn't sho enjoy going to somo of tho symphony concerts? To think I should grumble over doing a little shopping for dear Aunt Olivia 1 With the rehearsal off, If It hadn't been for that tope stuff we might never have met. Now I havo a presentiment wo shall be meeting right along." And Harry was not deceived. They were. 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While tho number o lots is lim ited, thero is a splendid selection ranging from the Boardwalk itself to half a dozen blocks West. Our principals took over a foreclosed mortgage thia explains tho ver itable bargain nature of this offer ing. Save a Full Half of the Present Value by investigating Now! Com mon Prudence suggwts that you do this at once Via tho Coupon. Mail it, and Act at Oncel Miiiiiuiiimuiiujiiii4iiiwiii T AtsIok Safes Associates. M Wldener nidg.. rhlla. Bsnd m. th. noohlst nd full information coneernlnr Avulon. Tou undsrstend that this doss not obllg-tt me. Name ,,,,,,,, Full Addrtss . .ft'. . . J f -j !iv. - "i'"l' .(&,' IN immisiiliiiiBWiiiiniiiiiiiis'iiiiMiiMiinniiiiiiiimiiiii1 IS sMsssssMsslliMlifiMiiimiiiisiiiiM n',,,-! 1" I 9 DREAMLAND ADVENTURES UNDER TtfE CIRCUS TENT By DADDY CIIAFTKU V Tegy Talk to rorky pEGGY had, promised Dodo, the coml- oal clQwn, that she and Billy would hOlD tO teach hln nlcrn tt Km trtA nntnrn Sho had made the promlso In a hurry when the circus owner had told Dodo tho pigs must learn their tricks by that night or else go to make a pork pie for the circus dinner on the following Sun day. But an Peggy thought over the promise, she wondered how she was going to keep It. The pigs looked like stupid pupils. Dodo hadn't been able to teach them their tricks and perhaps she and Billy couldn't. "I'll got tho pigs lined up In school all ready to be taught," cried Dodo, his cheerful grin coming back nB tho circus owner walked out of h nt. nut mu pigs had seemingly become more dull man oeiore ana no nail to pick up cacn ono and put It on the stool where bolongcd. Thero they looked very un happy and Peggy, ns sho thought of tho pork pie fate that awaited them If thev didn't learn their tricks, felt sorry for tnem. "You poor piggy-wiggles. I suppose It Isn't your fault If you haven't brains enough to learn circus tricks," she sala half to herself, but loud enough for the pigs to hoar. Tho pigs pricked up their ears and looked at her with quick curiosity. "But If you don't learn- your tricks the circus cook will mako you Into pork pies and that will bo tho end of you," Peggy went on. At that tho pigs set up a most dole ful squealing and big tears ran down their faces. "Wce-wco-wee 1 Wo don't want to be made Into pork pies," they" walled. "Then why don't you learn your les SillKywy Clothes Properly Laundered Wear Longer When clothes are washed through Family Laundry Service they arc not subjected to vigorous washing or dry ing. Every piece is washed by sousing again and again in fluffy, cleansing suds made from pure soap. Wonderful appliances dry the clothes' without weakening the fabrics of tho most delicate texture. Family Laundry Service con serves clothes as well as your health and strensth. With Family Laundry Sen-ice all washday troubles are eliminated. Tho laundryman collects your entire family washing and Returns it as follows: All flat pieces. Including lied linens, table linen nnd towels, washrd, smoothly Ironed, etenly foliletl unit ready for une. Wenrlng apparel, nil unrierclitthlng, dresfirn, children's gar ments, etc., rnrefullv wnnhed and dried (nnd starched where necessary) rendy to be dampened and Ironed. Many undergarments may be worn without ironing, due to the method of drying. This will save a great deal of your work in finishing that portion of your wash. The hardships of home laundering are done away with in modern laundries by systematic methods, correct organi zation, proper apportioning of labor, and tho aid of appli ances that do better work than hands and with less effort. The conditions which make laundries good places to work make them also the place to have your laundering done. Ask Your Present Laundryman About Family Laundry Service For the Whole Family Laundry I'HOTOri.AYS PHOTO PIAYS TTHRU 'COMRAMY JOFJMERICA APOI I O 82D & THOMPSON STS. tTJU.UJ MATINEE DAIII ANITA STEWART In "TKE FlOHTINq SHErHEHDESS" ARPAfMA CHESTNUT Below 18TII -MV-U-'1A io A. M. to llilO P. M. BnTANT WASHDURN In THE 6INS OP ST. ANTHONY" BALTIMORE! Slst A BALTIMOni! Vlvrm II. .10 KTa. R.l. CJrAHI.KU HAY in J --1' .-"" -.. PARIS GREEN" RI I IPRIRFf BROAD STnEET AND DLULDIrvU flUSQUETIANNA AVE. witiiiiAM n. tiAlvi in "BAND" BROADWAY .fsW.tt"' EUOENE O'nniEN In "A FOOL AND HIS MONEY" PAPITHI 1-i MARKET BTREET LnTI 1UL in A. M. to 11 lis p. M. CHARLES RAY In "HOMER COMES HOME" CCi OMIAI atn Maplewood Ans. Jl-JWlrl-i 2'in 7 ,d n P M. EM.MP! DITNN In "OLD LADY THIRTY-ONE" EMPRESS MAIN KfrrJSSr STAR CAST In "THE STnONQEST" FAIRMOUNT 2MhATtNEJ?AIAL,? ALICE nRADY In "SINNERS" rAMlI V THEATRE 1311 Market !t. rMlVllL.1 0AM tn MldnUht , HAnRY MOnEY In "THE OAUNTLET" CiTLI CT THEATRE Oslow Bprucs JDin Ol. MATINEE DAILY ALICE JOYCE In "DOLLARS AND THE WOMAN" FRANKFORD 4 '.& FRANKFORD AVUAU1S NORMA TALMADOE tn "THE WOMAN OIVES" r.- Nwk,vr, V'A 8- t Erie uii.Hi i luiiiiuu s, 7 nnd 1 0 p. m. Tnt fTV In "DESERT LOVE" IMPERIAL .WT8!" VIOLA DANA In "DANOEROUS TO MEN" I IT AfMD tBT LANCASTER AVE. Lh.ALJn.K MATINEE DAILY CARrENTIKR Iri "THE WONDEIl MAN" I IQCDTV Rrooil A Columbia Ava LlDClX 1 I Mjitlni-i Dally CLARA TCIMnALL YOUNo In "ItJR THE SOUL OF RAFAEL" 333 MARKET JTTZ; 7K& SHIRLEY MASON In "TREASURE ISLAND" MODEL i2fi SOUTH ST Orchestra. coniinuniiH i io J I. DOROTHT DALTON In "BLACK 18 WHITE" OVERBROOK UAVERFORDAVB cut.tr,rilu J iiiiic.1 in "A irnnr. in ins jionpitm ..... .K.nk l Complets chart showing prr-trams for th week t y 't5L sons and act as rent educated pigs shoutd act?" asked Peggy severely. "What lessons?" squealed Porky, the pig clown, who waa the brightest one of the herd. "No ono teaches us lessons, and If they did wo wouldn't have tlmo to learn them for our clown master keeps us busy all the time doing silly thlngB llko walking on our hind legs and sitting on theso stools I" "Why, thoso aro your lesBonst ex claimed Peggy. "Ho Is trying to mako "Wo are educated pigs," answered Porky. "We can grunt and sleep and root for our food when we get a chance, and thnt Is all any pig has to know. That sounded rather scnsiDio w Peggy. After all why should a pig want to learn how to drill llko a soldier or do other tricks? All he needed to do In life was to keep well fed and grow fnt. These circus stunts must seem ne silly to a pig ns It would bo for Peggy or Billy to root In tho ground or wal low In. tho mud. "But vour master. Dodo, tho clown, who In irood to vou nnd elves you your meals, gets money for making you Into educated pigs." argued Peggy. "WTiy don't you do the tricks ho wants you to do, and then you will not havo to work so naru taking leesonsr "Why doesn't ho tell us what he wants us to do? Why doesn't he talk to us like you do Instead of (moving us hore and there and shouting 'Whoop- la' 7" asked Porky. That surprised Peggy. She had for gotten that she and BUlv could talk ana understand animal talk tnrougn fairy wishing gifts thev had received long ago In Blrdland. She thought the pigs could understand Dodojust as tncy wcro understanding her now. "Why, I will tell vou what hcwants you to do," she said. "Then you will not have tho slightest trouble learning tno tricKs." "AndMf wo do the tricks will we ge"t more to eat?" aRked Porky shrewdly, Peggy asked Dodo about that. Dodo was astonished to see tho way sho talked with Porky and the bright way Porky answered. Ho wbb ready to promlso the pigs lots more to eat If thev would do rnoTorr.AYS The following theatres obtain their pictures through the STANLEY Company of Amer ica, which is a guarantee of early showing of the finest productions. Ask for the theatre in your locality obtaining pictures through the Stanley Company of America. PALACE "".n""?,01, STREET "THE .MAN WHO LOST HIMSELF- PRINCESS TW,bpmb?2,b' .. ...m,J OtiJM REGENT ""J? -, n-ow irrn THE FAMILY HONOR" RIALTO GERMANTOWN AVE ML j)L n,'ATr 7vIK5GI.V ST. 'THE MAYOR OF fi LBERT' RUBV AMKW W. BHLOW 7T1," a.s-ita stpJ-.L" ":10 P. M. "MEBSAOE OF THEMouim- SAVOY 12n 'YF-s1 II n. WAnvVn? MIDNIGHT "THE WHITE DOVE SHERWOOD 64'h Daimor; 30 "SICK ATlRTtM " STANLEY V"Zfi& --- vufti-' VICTORIA M,vfjp55i RICHARD RARTHLErSsa n P U' "THE IDOL DANCER'? P" "sgsrc. BELMONT 2U AD0VE MAIUCBT "WHAT HECOMES OP- Tin CHILDRENT" "B CEDAR 0TH AND CEDAR AVENUB - .. . , .iiAQKH" Pof mrr It market"ti-p-. "AIJIQ3T A HUSBAND" LOCUST 62D AND LOCUST STRe'sttsI L.UV,U01 Msta 1 an a so KvJ,.lTsnE,? NOATr nwrin. ,L "THE SEA WOLF5 NIXON "U AND MA"KCT STST rrrtfHhv nnmn. '"' 1 nd 0 "THE JAZZ RANDIT" RIVOLI fl2D AND RANSOM STS. IM V JU.l MATINEE DATT T RIIIRLKT MASON In "A"'T "TREASURE ISIMND" STRAND QERMANTOWN AVE iJllrLJ AT VKNANOO ST MARJORin RAMnEAU In UT "THE FORTUNE TELLER" WEST ALLEGHENY a?,..1!,, noifipniripnri Me mun -iiausil 'mrKPitrnn OF TUB ----- -..-.JiM" IIILLB' appears Saturday ovsnlng and Sunday, their tricks right.' "I'll got them nice fresh green corn from tho cook," he said. "Each shall havo a fine cob or conufor every trick that Is well done." Peggy told that to the ptgs, and they set up tii Joyful squealing as Dodo ran to the cooltlng tent for the corn. They prepared eagerly to tako a lesson ln Circus tricks from Peggy and Billy. What Peggy and lllilv taught them will bo told In tho next chapter. Book Lice Tho tlnv white or graylsh-whlte In sects, scarcely as long on n plnhcad Is wiuo and ortcn mucn smaller, thnt scurry across tho pages of an old musty book, when It I. opened aro known to tho layman ns book lice; to the entom ologist as psoclds. Thoy appear ln greatest number dur ing late summer and, early fall and aro Both Hexes iff L-. a TTbiq coffee cutib M DJreti from the Roaster M I Sumatra Blend, 45c lb. JB H Banquet Blend, 42c lb. H tM240araANKfDAV 27-41 KENS. AV. w$x v I JLJKsl HJL'yK s s Tf SCHOOL OF COMMERCE (36th Year) Tho one hundred members of the School of Commerce faculty have had ,both practical experience and university training. Short and intensive courses arc given, as well ns courses leading to degree. Sessions full-day, forenoon, afternoon or evening. All instruction "is individualized. 'Fall term begins September 7 COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES ,dvrrtllnc Affoiintlne (O. r. A.I 'Accounting (Mornlnx) (C. P. A.) Arronntlnc Mnthrmatlcs (C. P. A.) Aninnurnsls Coarse Auilltlnc (C. P. A.) 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Name Address Previous Education TEMPLE UNIVERSITY DROAD STREET BELOW BERKS Philadelphia BUSJVESSDay School COLLEGE Night School For Thorougb Commercial Education ino straight road to Independence leads right through this successful school of business. Dootn't tako much time. Accountancy, Hookkeeplnir. Shorthand (Pitman or UrasB Hyi terns). Typhi. Secretarial Work. Hustness Administration. Commercial Teaching, nankera', nuslness Men's, Real Estate. Credit Men's. Law Courses, Salesmanship, C. P. A . Civ II Service. Filing;, Spanish Courses. 1'enmanshlp. EJfectU e Public Speaking 1200 Walnut St., Philadelphia FRIENDS' CENTRAL SCHOOI SYSTEM For Boys and Girls Four Philadelphia elementary schools and Central Behoof, a Junior and senior high school Including college preparatory depart, ment Develops the constructl' o faculties through physical and moral culture Stu dents taught tho practical and skillful use if hands as well as brains Small classes. Constant personal touch with an exception ally able, faculty. Largo playground, gym nas urn. lunch room: splendidly lighted and , entllated classrooms. Open to other de nominations. Write for ear book and rates. I rjisrles llurtan Walsh. Principal. i loth and Race Sts.. Philadelphia. , nvM.'ib uKinitxMjazi CUUIIEn Individual Instruction in Shorthand Oregg. the easy, speedy system: or Pitman: Hook keeping and Accountancy, and Secretarial CotimeH. dURfl-M ri.llu .,! Xfnmlnw and Thursday evenings Coll or ifsj "J.v: "T "wiftnen iniormaiion PIS P1III. I1USINRSS rill.LKfll! .... 5.5'1 ro'lcg" of Commerce lniT Chestnut Nt. Plilliulelphln OEiyiJISCIloOL, PA. Gcorce School c0""" scnooi for B , ' noys and Olrls Sena. rate dormitories. Courses broa J and thor ough. Student studies under supervision ot Erlnclnal Graduates succeed In college. J2T wooded acres and open country alona Neshamlny Creek Endowed Rates mod erate.. Catalog George A. Walton. A. M Pes JUS, fieonte Hehoel. 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Book lloorun ln a halting fashion ovor everything ln the house. Thoy feed on all sorts, of vegetable and" animal matter. It Is not often they become niitintinnt. hut wnen tnev aa tnov at tract attention moro by their annoying presence than by their actual damage. They do not nttack man aa do the true llco and nro. therefore, harmless to tho occupants of a home. When book llco become unusually abundant tho Bureau of Entomology of the United States Department of Ag riculture, In Farmers' Bullotln 1104, recommends several methods of control. No olivc oil Is purer or finer In fhnror-tban Imported Pompeian Olive Oil USBAND'S 1 THE MAGNESIA DOCTORS RECOMMEND I forCenstlpstlon. Acid Rtomaeh, Indlgec I I lion. On bo used Milk of Mam-il. 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'nurses for young u-cmon Sec retarial, Shorthand nnd Type writing;. Send for 56th year book Peirce School of Business Administration I'lnr Street, West of Ilroad, Philadelphia BROWN PREP n'! " cherry ,i ....a . . i Strrets. teaches M student to know and to use what he iinows College preparation Iluslness rours.. Forty venra of continued suc cess without a dollar of public or prlate assistance provea the value and tho need It ?.ur m",h(,2?. Th,,J' "re different and they nre right Investigate and Know. y WK.ST rilKSTF.irl PA. West Chester State Normal School On Tenrta R It Trolley i0 rhlla. llts for teaching college, business: 1200. CIIESTXPT HILL. PA. CHESTNUT HILL ACADEMY St. Martin's, Chestnut Hill, Pa. A dav and boarding school for boys pr. nsrlns for rdlle&re. nrlentie.- .hnAi ... ,...- nees. Ideally located country dar srhenl. Ural. lUDHiix turning rnuniry as Iw rotes for dve-day boarders. Catalogs SIILLERRVILI.E. PA. MII.I.ERSV1LLR STATE NORMAL KCnoni. Mlllersrllle. Lnncnster Co.. Pa. ileautlfui campus, commpd dorm's, high-grade lnstr tiyilon tree Aiiaress c, tl.Qordlnler Prln, PENNINGTON. N. j. ' THE PENNINGTON srHnnl , Military Prlll. PRANK Mi?DAlflE?"n n" Meodmsster. Roi TO. Pennington. V. J. " " i'HKKSKILL. V. V. '' - Peekskill Academy . Mllltury enin ear i... r,, T.. .. "nince 1887) C. Srarate bulldlntr for oung noys (T-tS' Address The PrlnelpnL Peeliaklll. W. Y. Young Mm nnd llo.rB l'ORT IIEPQSIT. MI), THE TOME SCHOOL On-the-Husqiiehanna National Hoarding School for Boys College Preparatory and General Course Murray Peabody Urush. Ph. D.. "'""i uvposu. aiaryiand NtwSwimmtnp Pool Port Uenoslt. farland ayn .' I'uminji jss.sii.''iiiiiji.uh'.ih -ij.iii.7l . I Director. Port Deposit. Maryland A I Ntv Swimming Pool M Port Deposit. Maryland M Where only a row aro present a thor - ollffll rlpntilne. nlrlncp nn,1 rlrvlnir nt 1 Hi room Is all that Is needed, provided the source of Infestation Is within tho room Itself nnd has been destroyed. A bright day should be chosen for tho work nnd as many as possimo oi tno oojecis in Comfort Baby's Skin With Cuticura Soap And Fragrant Talcum rr unp1Ctfrai if 11 ten. t f Meiruttnff I runic. AfiarMivvutifft Umtrlt,btXUUJ(t". Safe Milk For Infants & Invalidi No Cteklsg A Nutritious Diet for All Ages Quick Lunch at Home or Office Avoid Imitations, and Snb.titutei Yonnr Men nnd Hovw WI5NONAII. N. J. If II iT "m- Where character, manliness and honor are developed. Wenonah is an independent unit in your boy's 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. 1 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 tho school year. Junior department, six hundred and fifty for the school year. Catalogue and View Book Upon Requett DR. CHARLES H. LORENCE, MAJOR C. A. SNYDER, Preiident Superintendent BOX 411, WENONAH, NEW JERSEY nORDENTOTVN. N. J. .- BORDENTOWN- i MILITARY INSTITUTE . nORDKNTOWN. N. J. FDnrnSEi The Individual development or a boy's character nnd scholarship for thy work of tho world ln college, sclen I,n."h2P' "f business. FACULTY: A larsm. sympathetic and emclent body of Instructors. 83 years' exprlnei. INKTRUCTION: Small classes. Individ ual attention. Each boy Is taught HOW to study. LOCATION: Itrnlthflil location on the. Delawnre River, seven mllen from Tren ,on,!'.n!!!8 Pennsylvania Railroad. SCHOOL LIFE: High standard of so cial ind mornl student life Supervised athletics, wholesome food, carefully ree umted dally program of work nnd recre ation and drill produce sound hodles. capable minds and cheerful dispositions. '; mtalouue. atldrrsa Drawer C-tl Pol. T. I). I.nnilon. Prln. A' Commandant WAYNE. PA. ST. LUKE'S SCHOOL WAYNE. (Slain Line P. R. R.) ta. Healthful location, homelike bulldtnirs. Mental and physical instruction, high moral tnlluenco makes unusual appeal to parents and boys Prepares for college or business. CHARLES HENRY STROUT, A.M., Ileadmnatrr SALTSRCRO. TA. C 'KISKI"il Special preparation for college and tech nical schools. Proceotorlal vystom. All sports. Gymnasium, swimming pool, eta School owns Its own farm and dairy, Ral I860. For catalog address Uox 830. DR. A. W. WILSON, Jr., President Saltshurg, Pa. new HLnnMriEi.n, pa. Carson Long Institute a 1.4t.1ypar' . I,om'' School for Hors rnnrhiniT ,t8 ""n.'i1 tho healthful foothills of the Hlue Ridge Individual and personal Instruction how to learn how to labor, how to lle Collee Prnar-aton- Huslne's .Junior Courses Span- L'U,1 renSn- rublln Rrclln. Separate buildings for boys under 13 vears stronr religious, but non-sectarian Influence; 4u5 and up; Juniors. JSTfl Address Carson Long Institute. Uox L. New Uloomflold. nimiLKiiut. p.. Bethlehem Preporatorv Schoal n. ..., ... iuuu udjti pre pared for leading universities In I -12 years. Unanimous endorss l me.nt .f..nur work by Principal unlxersltles Scholarships to arlous colleges Sfodern build Ings. Gymnasium, Swimming Pool and .estenslve Athletlo grounds. Reasons ble rates. Sen- 11.11. 1. ha... t... mnn . "TAitu,VuV.".?Il ';'"' wu... .. Atjltlll.1. ill. A.. Headmaster PKXNhltf RO. PA. Perkiomen School for Boys College Preparatory, Music. Oratory. Dust nees Agriculture All athletics. 20-acre campus Scholarships Development of char acter nnd training for servl-M our aim Junior School for younger boyk In separata cottage, '"atalcc. ObCAR S. KRIERKL. n.n Ilex nn. l'ennslmrg. P. NA7.RETH. PA Nazareth Hall Military Acndem Naturrth, Pa. Founded 174S A Military Academy for Roys. Caller Preparatory and lluslness courses. Senior Intermediate and Junto- Departments Vlg' orous athletic and military j(e Of Naxareth Hall, former Secretary George 11 . Cortelyou says "Naxareth Hall Is a character builder nnl n mrm train. nf !.. ij .1 uuuuv. Addresn The Itev. A. n. TTiseler. I)'.n. Prln. LANCASTPJt. PA. FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL ACADEMY nVUi,l2",'v VuViKoundtlIi n?7. Addriss nox 413. K. M. Hartman. A. Si.. Principal" WOODSTOCK. VA. The Massanutten Military Academy Preparatory school for boys. Healthful Io. cation, beautiful Bhenandoah Valley. 100 pities from Vashington. Prepares i lair A ni1 hiialnAaa a..l ' f, i Tr VWMW "Vj.n'pSrKy'; New U.n- Howard J. Benchoff. A. M. , HcalmftkUr. Has S6, Woodstock. v -$&:& - -V 1 tho room should be removed' I nliff-htv nnnnrl. iUtfor oughly sunned. I 'i" ' i mi STORE ORDEtt AKE AS GOOD AS CASH- ...... . -,.,- - . . L. .. n,iu ciinuio ynu 10 our ill mo at" piirtment and specialty stores you ' rirnrtr Our terms are bistd on the fngth of credit rn felr and mod rt Write for full details. MARRIOTT IIROS.,1118 Chestnut Yonnir Men nnd Ilom WKNONAH. N. J. y - - '! I y i-Oe a "jhouaht I ; J I Seauy I I" '' i I for , I V wEmwwS7m i?u i 'h Wenonah MILITARY ACADEMY HARB1SBPRO. PA. HARRISBURG ACADEMY ".. . Senior and Junior department. Uodar., individual Instruction In collega nreparatr. and general courses. New fireproof bnUav, tars with large, sunny rooms. Cottar 4r paltory system. Athletic n-ld. Moderata rts, ARTHUR E. BROWN. Headmastor. n Bo L. Harrlaburg. Pa. HWARTHMORE. PA. . ' ' Swarthmore Preparatory Pr.'?'J!.r'" noJZ for rollege or Llfowot. f mail Classes. Junior Dept. Summer School For cataloriw sddrees W. P. TOMLINSON, M. A. Rot an. Bwnrthmore. Pn. Young Women and filrls The Stevens School For Girls A school providing the development which leads tn worthy home membership and the highest type of citizenship. Faculty of highly educated women, vrlth experience which specially qualities them to teach their respective branches. Course of I study along lines of Hornce Mann School of I Teachers Collece. Columbia UnUerslty. Pupil, , activity and participation General. Pre parutory and College Courses. 1 I 54 th Year Opens Sept. Slst .C' I For rates and all partclulars. address ', Miss Katharine M. Denworth, Principal g21 W. Phelten Ave.. Oermntotrn. rhlla. I Tho Phpho Annn Thnrna ' Open-Air Model School of Dept. Education. Itr.Tii Mnnr rollege. For Ofrls. Primary through college preparatory. Pupils admit ted ns vacancies occur Progressive methods. All ronstructUo capacities of childhood de veloped Onens Sept 27th For catalog ad. dress tho Head Mistress, Tho Model School, Rryti Jlawr, J Miss Sayward's School for Girk OVERRROOK. niIUnnLPIIIA. PA. College preparatory and secretarial courses; Junior and Musical Departments. AthlettciC Domestlo Science Carriage calls for dubII. In Dola. Cymvyd. Merlon and Wynnensld Wrlte Dept L. MISS S JANKT SATWARD Principal. Philadelphia School of Design - For Women (Eat. 1844) Fine Arts. Design In all branches. Interior Decoration, etc Art Study with business alue. Graduates In demand at good sale nrles. nook els. Ilox 21. Ilroad and Mute Streets. Philadelphia. Pa. -?. nnaa iii.iujhij tfl THE MARY LYOrl SCHOOL q A country bibool In a College Town - College prepar'toryi certificate privileges! gen eral and linlshlnu courses, opportunity for ad. vanced study, one teacher to every six girls i open air clussrooms SBVIStr GABLES, our Junior School for girls .!; sep'r'ts romsisi eoulvmeat. II.Sl. Crist. A.ll.'.rrunrea UCtTmt. A. II. . Prlnclpuls. Uox 1S08. Swartlunore. PiT nEVONpA DEVON MANOR InValley For,, from Phlla College Prop",10n' 19 m Mr.IingdniiCaskln.Prln..Rox 110.neven.Pa.. i.iiiiv., r.. LINDEN HALLSEMINARY A girls' school since 17-tfi Academic. Col. lege Preparatory and Special Courses, fi.p. arate Junior Departmmt Gymnasium, Hro i,LV,, . Cllo Re. F. W. STENGEL. Principal. Rox 10.1. Lltltr Pn. "UJkx- KRINTOWN PA. " BEECHWOOD (Inc.) A Cullurnl aed Practical School for Yow Women. Thorouohlu Kstod Strong Faoultvx, riiSPiir"0? ,ftr 'lf:'nalntenance and respoa- Ibllltles of life College Preparatory Dept.. siul0V, Art , Domestic Science. Brcretarr hip. Normal Kindergarten Address M, II. RKARRR. Ph. O.. Prreldeni Uox tin Jenklntown Pa. WBST CHKSTKB. PA ' " DARLINGTON SEMINARY A developing School for Girls. 60-acr ratste In PennsvUanla's finest country. Language Art Music, Expression, Stare, tsrlal, llus.ness and Household Manage. ment, Ccllege Prenaratlon Catalogue. CHRISTINE If RYE President Iloi 1 n West Ch ester Pa" f.OTnKW1LT.R. MIT. Maryland College for Womeni Courses: Collage Preparatory. College. n.S mestlo Science. Music. Expreaslon. aS.3 vantages! 10 miles from Raltlmorei flrspreef buildings! strong faculi'i OS years' history Catalogue. "" Addreee Rox L. I.utliervllle. M'arrlanet. NKW YORK CITY The FIneh School. New York City. , ? wwimil iur roe i graauaie worK. Jessica OV Corrave,f l. Catalogue- Sopre-1 a. u.. ui.. 1.1., principal, c tary. Rox L. Wl W. 7Tth St A. u,, j,i.. ii., princin WOnWATJt. CONN, Hn.IIIDK A School for fllrb , VXVLrZ'iA: nvennwii vuinjstTiiuiJx Z ' . Y4StVM . 1- V!lrlL... A i m 4 S f I II n ry Stivi' ' ii.-i '. ,- ' .j.V'cr'1 toilet.:. .VvZiUul:!?-!.. i. . . .M &t ? i ??.
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