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COLT RUN FEATURE
, . " AT MIHOLLY FAIR
. Flvo Threo-V-ear-Olds Enterod.
i Last Day of Horso
Events
Fire races at Mount Holly today will
w!nd up the horse rncliiR prosrntn of
the Burlington County Fair. A colt
race for three-year-olds, 2:21 trot, 2:10
pace and 2:10 trot and a runninc race
arc on the card. Tomorrow auto race
will bring the week's rarlnK to a close.
In yesterday's 2:10 trot, Sarah Dil
lon, a local entry, won third money
flnl8h,llR 3, 2. a. 4 to Bfdwort . i Chief,
jillagcrstonn, Md., entry, which took
first honors.
Entries follow :
THREE-YEAR-OLD TROT. PURSE J300
Molly Setzer. ch. m. It W. Rtugh. War-
' H.Sv'estLassle. b f . I.. K. Castor, rrank-
?.. .' . - - ...... T.. PhllnrVl.
Jack Dillon
br
IU111I UiH - ' '
pnia.
Judy Dillon, b. m .
ter. Pa
Harvest Star. b. g
Dan Leary. West Ches
, I. O Htelle. Newark.
2.24 THOT. STAKE $1000
El Sahib, b. c. William MacFarland. Phlta-
HaVry hiln.n b. g . Nottingham & Taylor.
Eastvllle Station. a. ti.
. Th. Clarion, b h. William J. Hole. Allan-
Al.ce FcSbe? br m. John Lingo Sc Son.
Camaen.
Eleata the Great or m
John Harbour.
new urunswicK. .
Little Bondsman, b g
William llalsteil
uSTtotm. b. m. Ne brook Stames. New
UmaZombro. br m M M S"l.in. Phlla.
W.!rren"Allen. ch. K. Willi, Stable-. New
S.tl'll'br. IT . W T Detwell-r. Pnttaton.
Oeonie Watts, ch I AC Ukmim. Cran
Wi5ndc'r'me.J b . Jacob Winder Rrlalol.
Whip Cord.,b. g . Thomas .Maclarland Hur
JuVtlSfma.b Jm.. J. Stanley lye. Newtown.
Pa' 2.HJ PACE. STAKE J1000
Herman Stokes ch. h . A S. Cusei Thrca
Beyd5"' b?" m . Hlnderm-jer & Entw title
.'"'"hlk. g. It. W. WHU. Mount
Dr.l0M'pN. b B M. r Neton. Woods
A.W": S'i r r. IV, (Veen CUA. N J.
ftaineV.nt.bc. Joseph L. Kernnn As-
Frantf'dun k L n Griffith. Chester Pi
Sm Katcrnim blk. g . Kr . llankln Mount
motlonl. "blk m . Try & Hankln. f nint
Jo"AlicNood ch g. J J. Heen- lUltl-
Olftort'MMJb g. John DaUs nrowns Mill".
W. CJ Zeluenh'elm ch K W T. DtltrHh
Baltimore. Md
2 lo Tnor. PunfeE 1400
lAk Worth! ch it . Wlllltt Shlnn Mount
BurkToid br B.J. It. McC.im. Camd-n.
Walnut Maid, br m W II Dewt.es. West
BmhaadF0Bh.ia- b . m Doctor od.n,-e."er.
JuuS'SSr?"'" bN nf Doctor Uodenels-r.
East Oramte N J
Euiene Prince k. k GorEe Horner. Uev-
Pew' Allen B . Jesse Cramer. Dlrmlns-
EltaTillion r ch m. Samuel Wlthro Hur.
Whip Conl "b B. Thomas SlacFarland Hur
Sarah Dillon, br. m . John Latta Phlladel
Ha'rve'st Pride b m Dan l.ear!. West Ches-
Bertte Ch'me" blk m William Velland,
FrankforJ Pa
Good Friday, b k. Hirry I.lttle naltlmore.
Md.
Helen Wlleon. I m McCarty llro" . t am-
rfn. N J
n Florence Whlt
town. N J
t,uks. b c I
lndependerce i
N. J . .
Florence Whlt- b m . Uen Worrell Vlncen-
Ptelle New irk X I
B Jos. ph arr Pitman.
Trrtwood
b g Frank Jniksun Narn-rth
ra
Extra Registration Day Defeated I
Trenton, Sept 10. Sonntoi I'mi
yon's bill makinj; Tueila , Scpti-iubiT ,
21, a special rt'pNtrtition ilit to rniible
women to resKtor so that I hoy woulil
De cllglbln to oto at tlio primarv on i
September 'JS was tlefe.it ptl in the Sen
ate last muht The bill .is uitro-,
ducctl at the retpiett of the Jewish
women of the state, who showed tlie I
Tvere unable to register last Tihm1i.
vwioK to it beinc one of the .lewisn
New Year celebration dms.
ENROLL NOW
n m kvi;mn(i n.i:s
A course nt Ni ff I'ollfse will
help jou develop Klf confl
denr It wII add to mr
commTCiul pfrjonil and Motiai
incf3s lourait t)ntor
K 1 o r ii t I o n alobmanNhlp
nrnmntlr Art Authorship and
PUBLIC SPEAKING
Clae r print in.tru Mn
ItOTH Hi;Xi;s Dlpl tmnw
decrtrH Kail tnrru opns
Puptemb' r 'J"th
SII-AS NErr Vh D Ve
NEFF COLLEGE
1730 CHESTNUT ST.
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L A N STO S' MONOTlPh
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To WEST INDIES
Leaving New York Nov. 6th, Returning Dec. 1st
S. S. FORT
Nr.w iiniTin
T IN SCHEW
Embraces
English,
French and
American
Possessions
Old-World
Scenes in
A Setting of
Azure Seas
Murtlnnui (hruuhi tt l.ui l.i I'lih.nlus I'linnlid
innKllnhi nnd San Juim 1'nrt" lln (Arnerliun)
1h Httiinii'i in jnui h'liti
Hotel
Rates
bf(n and prl.tt butlm hut
In all room and lh i ulHlne
nru unuwualty fpMtlfiiii
Itntep fot tht round
$75 Oil and upwards
'
Early application tv desirable to ccitre choice accommodation.
For further particulaia apply to
:
TODAY'S RACE ENTRIES
Montreal Entries fop Today
Tlrst race, ma'den two-year-olds. B fur-
Wralth 110 Coax Mi tnj
Hot spark . . . .107 Marjorle Mlmon 10T
Canteen Girl ...107 I.lttle Dear 107
Cockatrice 107 Aunt lis 10;
lllarney IToy ....103 JJuecnla K 107
Second race, three-year-olds and up.
TlalmlnB. 1 mllo: .... ,An
J. A frea tiarK i"f i naiairc "
Itfd Post lot Pulaski .. 109
Trickster II .. .U" "Welshman's
Hondo Ml lolly 107
Musket . . . 1011
Third race two-year olds M4j furlonss
Chief Sponsor ...107 Mad May 07
Coombs 101 Herendesy JOJ
OeorBi' C J . Jr 107 FlylnB Ford ....10S
Assyrian (Jueon . IW Sudor 07
Myrtle Crown .. loo AJom 102
Dellahm 103 Thorny Way . . .103
Fourth race. the. Ilartlctt McLennan
Steeplechase. Handicap, four-year-olds anil
la) KlysTaiT " 151 (a) Illljhty II ...144
la) Mlnata I no l.aNQ 135
Jim Thorpe . . .13S llencher 133
(a) Mrs Clark a entry
Fifth race, three-year-olds and up. ilalm-
Inip II furlnnoN
Mistake . ,10J Mike Dixon .. . 10J
American Eagle. U. Toomboola . 112
Mannlkln II ...loo Discord ........102
Elmont 107 Peacerut Star 107
llaljlon 114 Due de Oulso . 11J
Sixth race thrcc-ear-ulds and up, 0 fur
InnsH Huns Peur II . 113 Sinn l'elner . . 109
CaMaln II . 10H rtbyal Jester .. ion
(n) The Decision 110 (a) Illy 103
lb) Domi'lo . mo (b) Venal Joy .. 104
VUo McOeo . ..110
la) Mr" Clark's entrv.
(b) Glen Ivor Stable's, entry.
Seventh rate, three-) car-olds and up,
clalmlnB mile
Pierrot . mo Ilurllngame .... 102
Sweet Apple ...101 Itlchard V 101
Sweeplet 07 Ned MllebrlglU. . ,10J
Mormon Elder .. 103 DraBoon 113
Apprentice allowance claimed
Today's Havre de Grace Entries
First race, purs JI203 37, two-)ear-olds,
selllnB. "'i furlonas
v'hevwllir .. 122 Fernwood 109
Tins" ii-I.lntf . 10"i Soc-ijawea 112
Joaiulna . ...lO'i Lun"tnorn 102
Chow 112 Marguerite Dixon 101)
Georg Hoee. 10J
Second rate, purso 11203 37, two car-olds,
0 furlongs
Jib Ill Chealler 108
Sailing It . lot 1iaMiod ,. .101
Martin A Noonan 10S Toss Cp 105
Thlnl race, purse J120J 37. maiden three-
enr-olds and up, 1 miles 70 ards.
Th MarNub .113 NonU" 111
Wilton .Meteor . .Ill Fitter Patter ... ltl
Sir Jnek ... Ill l.i Bar . Ill
Fourth race, Tho Piedmont Handicap,
I20U.I 3S, threc-ear-olds and up. 0 fur
longs: nLlon I) Or 123 alvlng Thrust.. 110
Mock Orange 05 St Qiienlln 112
L'armandiln ....lull Pen How . Ill i
btlullet Proof ...100 hllapld Traeler 03
allos entry. M'loptqn entry
Fifth race, purse $150.1 57, three-year-olds,
I mllo ami 70 yards I
Smnrt Guy 112 Toujours 100 I
Mnru uranm- 112 Shoal .... Ill
GrnS'lan . .101 Fatsan Dore. . 112
Hoodwink . .101 Siren Maid . ... 08
Sixth rare, purse $1203 57. claiming, four
xMrold" and up I 1-10 mllis.
War Smoke 117 lUr Coy 107
Hope .. 102 Wodan 110
Searrhllxht III . li7 Napthallus 110
Tom Brooks 105
Seenth nne purse 1 120.1 57. claiming,
three eur old;) and up t1 miles
Will Do 111 Night Wind . 11.1
oEl Prlmo los Autrat .... 113
Indol, tim 110 ii" Tom rironks . 10"
Den llampson 11.1 Sharp Frost . ..110
a Peterson entr
Weather, ckar. trirk f-st
Entries for Today at Aqueduct
First rare thr.e-. .r otd and up 1 mile,
claiming
Young Adam 11' Mars Mouse . 107
Dorca" 111 Tho Lamb .100
St Isadnre 107 un Dili II 114
(Jn.iler til riiiK-a'LIni; 112
Shllli'iiBh II 11-' Night Stick 114
SPRING GARDEN INSTITUTE
lNconronu'iiD ism
llroad and Spring Hard, n Sts. Phlla
DAY Clses In
ART, ELECTRICITY AND
AUTOMOBILE
A thorough loiirr In fre hand draw
Ins book UliiMralionH. fir
A nine months toursc In electricity,
hnth thf rtU and pritrtirnl
A to monih citurH In Huto m
ili.inlt repair nhop xprrlrnc
1CIII 1 I IftKfH
.Mnt htnf Shop
KlerrrlclH Applied
MfPhAfiirn.!, rch(
tfi tural and Kre
li.ind draulni?
Hook IIluHtruttun
Arithmetic
I'nrtlcf
Mat hln Khnp
Mathemntira
IHtiprn Shop
Priictlrp
iitnmobilft Hlc
arl M' hann al
MHthi'niHtlrii
Kit oiifttf to tako adant(ise of th
i ppnrt unit l n up n in u-( hni ullj trained
tn n and women
Zxt piional Ki'llltlrg ami Iw Hates
ll rin theft Open heptemher 20
IllUHtr itil Tlonklet Unroll Now
lA MILLION FT.
SHEETTRfSCK.
IN STOCK AND IN TRANSIT
For altuiations and additions,
ShcUiock Uoaid of Plnstrr
means fitcproofinp and sanitation.
It can't burn, vaip rr buckle.
Reduces cost and haos time
Makes a continuous rock wall
antl lequircs no skill to riect.
Ready for paintinp or papering.
PEARCE FIREPROOF CO.
I,, tar Itro id nml rrh M. fl
i 'in 1 1 iiMii.WBiM.BWWn.wwniiTnTMriiii m 1 1 nrri if
ace!
br
I'HIl I)LI.I'III
I'l V'!VI.VANIA
- VwTI.
ltl.SllltlSS I I-IIII's
VICTORIA ra m
1 NT
will imk on,- f the mum HrM , mil ! hkhtful iiuh
rr il inn d llnial tllil hi m.rlMi 4 i, 1m il I l' '- mh n
M '1 h mm ih'l i i mix 'i! t'ur lie fr .in . w rk
fhi-ni m to si KitiH md nnsii ilJnrliihi ilua I. ,ui . ml
l nun
rhep iMlalvN pieh, lit 'Iw in iil exiillile pli lur, fu nlid
iHrliRatid gceriiij full nf lliiiui and Itnni.inie and Intitestini;
i umnniH nf dllfrnt nallonalllleii 'I he iiuln lOM'Ini.' m ,r
than .1 Onn milia In u n rfm . Ii r iriir trip. rnnHtl n ti ,
lute CitrlbKiin ir i iil with til InIiiihIs In KiKhl nf i.ih
nih.r I'asM htri ra will hai time in m- ihe fuIihj pnlni-.
tt Intir.at iit ill inlands Incluilkni; th, wnnUiilul AthHlt
I ik at Trlnldud ,.
riiitl h.iM mtn unprr ' k room tilled Hi
wtid io)d luunmn snt-r and . Urtrli firm
lu ih r Imhi i rm
prumft. idn r-) kit
i i mii uii luhiiitf NtatTooni Wrih and mealM.
idordinw to ii' mm tdatlon
u. - 4r - t rv-rrivVs. vm
JiJVilJNliNU- i'UiJJLilU LUJLiJJva-JCiXW jcxxxuuxjujcjxx .uKJxKuj.jLt
Natural IWdjro ..11 LeBlorieux 112
Dark Hoi I 102 Crystal Ford . ...10'J
Second race, three-year-olds and up, steeple
chase, about 2 miles: '
Ticket lv-' Hurry Up 142
Elmer Johnson . 130 Sweepment 142
Third race ttn-jar-o1d, llellerose Selling
Stakes. J2.000 added, S furlonis!
FrlBats 1?3 P 10J
lioss II. 07 nolo 09
raphlne 107 Huoneo SB
Kluft 07 "Light Fantastic. 89
Fourth race, three-year-olds and up, th
in...... iinndirAn. $3000 added. 0 furlonss:
Woddln Cak .102 Audacious 119
Lord llrlBhton . 122 panoply in
in Watch ... 114 Grower jot
Naturalist 133 Dr. Clark ., 114
Fifth race, three-year-olds and up, han
dirflTv 1 1.10 miles:
Pilgrim 01 Falvestra 102
Tailor Maid 7
Sixth rac. two- ear-old matdens, (1 fur
Arapahoe 112 Curfew 112
Marcella Poy 112 Dlack Knlcht ...112
Sportlnv Ulood 112 Maiden's Ilallet..lO
Playfellow ... 112 Lucky Find ....112
Jesava ... 10K Scotland Tet ....109
Tuinnrea , . 112 Master Jack 112
Weathr cloudy Track fast
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Mill llll Illl Illl llll Illl Illl Illl Illl'
I AhApia Cafe 1
IVlDENER BU1LBINO
Dining out is an economy here!
Try to duplicate tho following menu at homo for $1.25
per person. Then come hero and try it served in su
perior style with music in tho Grill.
Thurday, September 16th, B to 8 r. M.
Arcadia Dinner, $1.25
Including large Cup of Coffee and IJread and Butler
Cream of New Corn or
Consomme Drunaisc
Sea Rasit Saute Meunicrc
or
Tenderloin of Beef Poele
Watch for Tomorrow's Menu
BRpi" "" "" IN "" "" ""
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NEW COURSE RECORD
SET BY MISS CAVERLY
Formor City Champion Covers
Links at Philadelphia Cricket
Club In 81
Miss Mildred Caverly. national finalist In
1010 and former city a-olf champion, par
ticipating in her first tournament since her
return from the British women's champion
ship, broke the record for the course In the
ntallfylnc round of the championship of the
Philadelphia Cricket Club yesterday. The
former record of 82 was held bv hor and
Mrs. Clarence II. Vanderbeck. former na
tional champion, and Miss Caverly cut the
figures to 81 Ten par holes were Included
In her card, which follows:
Out MM4MB 441
In.... . .04330374 44081
Mrs. VaSfderbeck, Mrs. Caleb Fox and
Mrs. G. lljnry Stetson expected to plav, but
nil are nut of the city. Miss May Bell, ths
city champion, was second to Miss Caverly,
with a card of 05.
III! till llll Illl III! Illl III! III! III! 111
New String Beans
Potatoes Rissole,
Chocolate Cake or
Ilaspbcrru Ice Cream
Coffee
"" "" "' "ll "" ll" "" ""'liirifl
An unusual
designed
The new Bogcr & Crawford mercerized yarn factory at J and Venango
Streets, designed, built and equipped by Steele, is the only one of its kind in
this vicinity. It is unusual in many respects and is conceded by textile men to
be a distinctly forward step in this type of textile factory construction
The Boger & Crawford plant is so designed and constructed that every
operation necessary in the production of fine yarn is conducted under one roof
and in successive order thus saving time, labor and power.
The plant is a combination of a one and a three story building with an
adequate power plant. In the one-story section is located the garage, the store
house, receiving platform, bleaching, dyeing and mercerizing departments; the
chemical storage and mixing vats and the water tanks.
Our engineers found that a one-story building was the most efficient for
the installation of a proper ventilation system, vitally necessary in this work,
to keep the air clean make working conditions safe and healthful and main
tain the product free from impurities.
The three-story building holds the splitting, winding, packing, shipping
and office departments. The raw material travels a direct and logical route
from the receiving platform until it becomes the finished yarn ready to be sent
out of the shipping room.
Steele engineers and industrial experts perfected a number of improve
ments in the process of production which will net Boger & Crawford a substan
tial saving every year. ' ,
We designed and installed the power plant, lighting, sprinkling and venti
lating systems, routed the raw materials, placed the machinery and made a com
plete industrial layout.
Although this plant, being the only one of its kind in this section, entailed
many unique problems, we solved them all to the satisfaction of our clients. Our
56 years in business is filled with instances of this kind. We specialize in solving
industrial construction problems.
If you are a textile manufacturer, or a manufacturer of any other prod
uct, let us solve your building problems. "
An interview does not obligate you in any way.
M. STEELE & SONS CO,
Architects : Engineers : Constructors
CHAMPIONSHIP EIGHT
Mlts Mildred Cavelrjr i 41 40 SI
Mlsa May Bell i..... 60 43 93
Mlas Marxaretta Dixon ,7-C... B0 48 98
Miss i narious unesion . w Of los
Mrs. F. P, Kennedy IIO 47 103
Mrs C. H. MacCaln B0 48 104
Mrs J. B. Lrge B2 B2 104
Miss Ellen O. Hood .....A.. B3 B5 108
Stationary
Printing
Office Furniture
Filing
Equipment
Loomc Leaf Syttcmt
and Supplies
LMTv
kind of plant
by Steele
aTOtntniuno1fi,0' 'f'
om axuuiv au, av
SECOND EIGHT
Mrs. J- Ludlow BT 64 121
Mrs. J. Batsman BS 08 120
Mrs. W. II. Myera ......' 64 69 183
Mrs. J O. Hooper' .'... 02 71 183
Mrs. W. M. Churchman 0B 68 138
Mrs. H. H. Welser 64 71 183
Miss A. Coryell , . t,........, 09 67 13(1
li. C. Valentine 7ft og 141
Ycur
Business
Letters
TXIlrL have greater
VV "pulling power" if
the finished typewritten work
is clean and legibly written.
But, the final result, can't be
right if the rnachine requires
a new ribbon or the type
needs cleaning.
We are headquarters for type
writer and office supplies.
Pomerantz
for the office
1525 CHESTNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA
TORONTO
oort i.
EOPCATIONATi nnPOATTONAT. n
noth Bexes Until Ht is i
- - . . -w., .
WANAMAKER
INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIES
N. W. Corner 28d ana watnui oir
"Dsfln September 0.
Tuition Cost for tho Period
r??fK,nlPVn;h:::::To:S2
Typavrrltlng Only """
DookkeeplnB . i x1Ma
Sookkeeplng, Stenography and
Tvnawritlnir comblnei
;u . ...... ..
Filing and Indexing Jo-00
business Arlthmetlo ""Ti'Us
20.00
12.00
Penmanship ....
rnrf.Mnnilence ............... .y
UIII-""r- ... J.
Public School Branches ....... ".
Publlo School foreigners 20.00
Printing t"i" ! 52'XS
Real Estate and Conveyancing. . 20.00
Public Speaking (for men)..... 20.00
Art Needlework or Crocheting.. . 18.00
Cookery and Domestic Science. .23.00
Dressmaking, or Millinery....... 22.00
Architectural Drawing and Speci
fications 24.00
Mechanical Drawing ?...x..... 20.00
Dlue Print Reading for meeTian.cs 18.00
Engraving or Watch Making.... 30.00
Telegraphy 20.00
Cutting Men's Clothing ....... 2J.00
Advertising and Salesmanship ... 28.00
Elocution ., 20.00
Plan Reading and Estimating .. 20.00
Vocal (9 lessons) 18.00
Proofreading 12.00
Alto Morning, Afternoon and Saturday
Send for Catalog
i- .. , . i
School of Commerce
(36th Year,
TWO-YEAR MORNING
C. P. A. COURSE
Registration for the morn
ing C. P. A Course (8 A. M.
to 12 M.) closes September
20. Our Industrial Service
Bureau places students in this
course in positions paying $60
per -month for afternoon work,
Earn your own degree. Special
advanced evening courses are
being organized now.
PEMPLE UNIVERSITY
" Ilronil St. below Berks -l
Philadelphia
Tho o(Hcc3 of Polrco School
will bo open Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday eve
nings of this week until i
o'clock tor tho convenience
of those who wish to enter
NIGHT SCHOOL
nt tio opening of the Fall
Term, September 20.
Pino Street, West of Broad
PEIRCE SCHOpi
Business
ADMWISTRAnON.
OAK LANE
f Country Day School v
Aallnlilo to all rhlladelphln, German
town and Jenklntown through autobus
service. Pupils luntlud at school door and
returned to homes. Htrone faculty In
Upper School gives special attention to
college preparation Study conditions are
Ideal. Open country, pure air, unlet
Lower school Includes Kindergarten.
I,oer School filled. A few openings re
main In Upper School. Address
F. M. GARVER,
Ph.D.. Prin.
lloi P. Oak Lane,
IMilln.
I'hnns Mrlrone C07 Tft
T
$1000 A YEAR AT 16
We nre training large numbers of
boys and girls so that they can start
work at salaries of $1000 a year when
they reach 16 years of ase. If you
have a grammar school education or
better come to our school and let us
train you for one of these positions.
If you cannot come In the daytime
coma at night, but start now)
Strayer's Business College
807 Cbeitnut Stretl Phone, Walnut 3S4
OUR OUADUATKS IN DEMAND
Business men know that our courses turn
out well-trained ofllcn assistants. Stenog
raphy, Uookkeeplng and Secretarial Courses.
Day and eenlng classes. Call
or write for catalog.
P1III-A. IIUSINKfiS rOM.KOE
nnd College of Commerce
1011 Chestnut St. Phlluarlphlit
Philadelphia Tumgemeinde
School reopens Sent. Hlli. (lymnnstlcs.
Swimming, Phrslcnl Culture. "Normal
roume" In swimming begins Oct. 1st.
Enroll now. Ilooklrt.
nnOAD rOT.I'MHIA AVE.
Friends' Select School 2 SKI
The Parltay. rherry nnd 10th St
I crude. Including Prlmnrv anA
School. Stands for thorough work and nil
round Christian character Heglns Ninth
Aiuiiiii -w.u. viii ,vi m.iJcciion ana en
tollin"nt Walter Y. ITiiTlliind. Principal
wsMessr$2&
COLLEGE" fotPhouBchoo,
r .200 Walnut St., PbiladelpMa
GERMANTOWN FRIENDS
SPHnni 0pn" Sept :l A fw vacan
juiiuuu cf f0r eHrnot college pre
paratory pupils Stanley R, Yarnall, Prln.
The Taylor School ,UftIYl??. ST
Oregg Shorthand, Bookkeeping, 1 ouch Typing
Accounting. Commercial Teachers' Courses!
Day-Nlght Write or phone (Walnut Still
Miss Wharton's School
Rronens Hrptembrr 30
Principal Mill he nt school ufler Sent, lfilli
171(1 Pine Ntreet. Plillndelnlilu
Miss Hills' School
. . . . J!fn" H'Ptember 27th
Principal Mill be lit school after .Sent. 13th
1808 Spruce Street. PhTlndelihla
PPR1NO GARDEN INSTITUTE
Rroad and Spring Harden Ms., Phil.
Day and night classes In Art. Electricity.
tlKbanlcs and Auto. Opens Sept. 20.
MISICAI, INSTRUCTION
viiXrKra
l.BJUIbTkl
ttNSEiaoRrySusic
80th year. Individual Instruction Per
sonal Supervision All branches, theoret
ical and applied A schoul of Publlo
Performance Teachers' Normal TminltiK
course, Publlo School Music Supervision
Complete Military Hand Drpt Diarevs
.(inferred To loniplvin Pupils' Sym
phony Orchestras Itcclprocul Rslutioiu
with Unlv of Pa DormlftirlVs fiir
women Kear book free
Ollbert llaynoliU Combs, Director
Offices, Studios, Dorms,, Ilroud & Reed
BARITONE SOLOIST
Thoroughly experienced, desires position
Cathollo rholr M 1U8. ledger Office"
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Thlrlr-Slilh Season
Philadelphia
Textile School
Vm.Rr:TNADU?t7r?I,A'IRA
IaT School opens Bent 20 io?nT
Kvenlny Hchoel opens Bept. 27 ?2..
Two Diploma Courtiv ar i'84.
tn the Day Behoof. r oftri
Th Itesulnr Tettlls is.-.
Three years. Thorouth ,M ce'
hnlvo. . na -onipr
, The Chenilslry, Djelns .. no
Inr Cnnrsen tK srJ" n' .Print.
with all Textiles. "" aUf
Two Yese
ar. ahrldred rn... -
courses
in ri.; i; "cie d.t
Vn-mAm OlIlT- "V" "OOien. .k
admlselon to which T may g, P"'?.
aubstltutlniri practical work ??. lr
portion of the college entr.ne.1.' ,
required in tho Dlofoma" c?SfJ, Uo1"
Application should bn S2(' .
weeks prior to tho Openlnr n?. '
Circulars riving detallajf dV; . .
?.y!Sir',,lochoT,)', m'y b0 BJr1g
nannM.
Allentown Preparatouf,
Prepsr.es far colters or .ev.i... i
Bms.ii classes; inmvldusl Instruction M
sovornment. All ihi.i. o.cll?.n. 8ttnC:
6ulldlns. lres csnipus' and Si tno3
cStcsiV.c" tor youn"r " fl'S
THE EPISCOPAL ACADEM?
(FOUNDED 1785)
1324 Locust St.. Phil. i
pREPAIlES boys Tor all Coll,.,. '
undoV teachers ' of ";ri5Sr
careful training for lttlT,..afri)d
next Bosslon opens September is V
tho Upper School; September 21th (
the Middle School, nnd SeptYmb hj
for tho Lower School. . J7lJ
The Hcclster, together with tn .)
nounccment of tho Board of Tnr.ili
Blflnir details of the proposed mS
"' .,
of pupl? OPCn fr th0 enrol,W
Robert Andersen
Acting Headmaster i
THE FRANKLIN INSTITHtt
SCHOOL OF MECHANIC udtj!!
Drsuihtlne. Mathematics. Ueehula '
. . NAVAT, ARCMITECnrai. I
certitrstion ,i)iny. jjj 8i j,, i
MKAnownnnnn. pa.
tiimniiimiiiimiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiciiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiHintiBn::
I VOUR BOY
wrr.T, riND at
Meadowbrook School
(Country Day School for Bojrt 1
all tho best features of leading I
-nnwlaa. Ml.r.ta, -.4 aall.a. '.
g paratory schools without th 9
UUUIUIIIK DWIWUIO I.IIU I.UIICNII Iirfla
E necensuy ot rjeing nway rrom
g home during his most Imprea-
g slonnblo years. Mental, spiritual,
g manual and physical training art
g given under Christian lnfluencei
g that aro aimed to develop foil
g manhood and efllclency. Autobus
g cervlce.
B For prospectus, terms, eta, al-
B dress the head master.
I Rev. John Whlto Walker, lX
1 MEAVDOWmiOOK, PA. '
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rENWINnTON. H. t.
J
PREPAREDNESS NEEDED!
OUR young man should be Preptreil tor
opportunities of the future. Pci
lour boy In a school where the domlniM
lm la the development of character it.
manliness. " i
The PENNINGTON SCHOOL
A strong faculty of experienced mm
dve close personal attention to fit.
boy, Sound Icarnlnir and an active,
athletic, outdoor life are the result
situated tn tho foothills nf the Watchcm
Mountains, near New York and Phila
delphia. Preparation far college and
technical schools. Duslneas Couriea
Newly renovated dormitories Moral at
mosphere. Thorough medical elim
ination by physician. Modern ejmnui
and swimming pool. Moving clcturu
Resident nurse. Now Infirmary. Mod.
erata rates. 83nl year opens Sept. 22ni
Early registration desirable ns ar-pllcanii
wero refused for lack of rooms last iiu,
Address
FRANK MacDANIET,. D. D ,
llenilmnater. Iloi I.. Pennington. .V. J.
rEEKBIUIX. N. Y.
1VESTCIIKSTER M1T.ITART ACAPHI
Military training in n iiomeuxe scicoi.
TTn.nrnAiiAed location on ITudson.
InlMtal
ara.i Nil-
nil
attention. Write for catalogue. JsraeiNsJ
son McLura. Consult Publlo Ledger Sirr. Bl
Young Women nnd (llrla
1
Garrison Forest School
;l
A Cfuntm School for OMs. leas than U I
hour from Daltlmore. Intermediate sua 0 I
lego ITeparaiory. vox u uahiu.iu.'i. i i
The Gordon-Ronev School
For Olrls. 4112 Spruce street. OeMnJI
nrl College Preparatory Coura.s. B
Onrden and Ovm. Miss Ronev. Prln .
tHE SCIIDDKR HCIIOOr, for Voiinr Woisis,
1 Buildings. W. 72d St. at ,nl""U U.
tTnuaunl practical features: IjlimMJ
(2) Domeatlo Bclence. (B Social W'",i
Community Berv. Ad. Ml.. M. l. StuM".
DOMESTIC SCIENCE (1RADUATE djjM
clas.ea one day n week. ITlvJle
nor oob, iiinncurster. vi.
ACT mix RESORT
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J
TRASWOREATLANncan
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Westminster ,uctK0'.?.7prn.v. ffi
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Hotel Bo,cobeI g5r'f-a3.a"
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Phone 117. A. E. MAflue
ASI11IRY PARK. N. J.
HOTEL FRANKLIN
. . House, of nosp amy, .. .
Special rates tnrougnoui "ci'n"".
On. hlnrlt In Ocean C. BBS'S. 1
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