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Philadelphia Markets
ejvitt esira firsts OOttOlUrt nrnte MOIttei No. . 319Jne Cabbage Jersey. r-2.V.1"
t71t).-.1r. aiLl rranier choice to
cooa a.uoac, i-ucum9in
UitnlrnAAaUu 001 t?.? hlisli CIl
istrhel mas aulet but firm e nuote. cj"
loU. new. In n. rt. elevatori No J red
winter. IS.4ROam No. 2 red u nter. we
lleky, V 4MJ2 33 Other eradee nuoted at
inV folio In schedule o' dl-counti j
-wheat, Rp under ml wlnten No 3li'l. Y
tmdsf No 2 f r, 4 heat. 7o urder So 3;
No, ft when He und-r No J Sample ac
eordlnr to ouallt
"'COnN Receipts rone The. tmrt.et win
JiUady but quiet Vse nunl ai'n ounjltv
jlnd location II 40l 45 the tatter for So
J. Seilow.
OATS Receipts 11 or4 buh MarUM
spilat but firm We. eyelet Car Iota ; to
fetation Nn a white 70871c No n whit.
j4T0o.
FI-OUR-Receipts fOO bbl rn". J t'.'l l.B
I lbs. In sacks D-mand Item nrlci-n tiom
Ituil. The quota ion P 1!1 lbs ookJ
in 140-lb Jute oil--xofi virt r atralrhi
'western, 111 J 1 1 VI m do , . n2T,b,ft
, IIO.T.HtII 2J fr ln r rnUht IWS'
, ftfet clear tin;.. 1 1 -- i' - V.ne
' IM do she- tn iil M10ITi.il"""
anrlna- and t"ii tmtpm famlh bratd,
i PROVISION'S S. ''Il held Q mutton
Beef. In ate 'i'i.k-1 k iJ ardil-1 vv
I do. knuelil-' aril tniiM mol;d nd lr
I Mil"-'!. ' "'.".r- ' ........1 U...A
5;iSc. do do tn ki niiOf do ioi''i
Ji. VvV- 1 nv,1.0 .V b-M' .n
lekl lonc r. brfn'.M . on " 'ro
BUTTER T- Of r nU ' ,
I ,jnd undprfudf Ju.l '
'lawi: Sol d utrl. i "mt
ncorlhff, frrih noodn fllW OSRHc. ojtrjs,
nond
fno CJUari.i. fulr to cooi
t.r hi. Jo bl i Ht TOIt'.le for fnc nnd OH
V!9 for fi" to cold.
J.C10S fl-n Ojottlon in 're cm,
nrrby t'.rnts rtlUUSe hit derail i nfarhv cur.
rnt rrcllii. 0c. nrbi- ordinary to, fair.
SW.Vie. ton i.tra flrt 0t?83c
fftrn flrsta. .VflOc. oni1i, ,VHfB4c. In
ffrlur li.M lor. fancy candlfd c Job
blnr M "JtT.Iri fMr to cholro fil7I,-
rilUKSK. Firm We quota as follows, i
Tori. whoifnillU M.it curiuit nmii' fm
VI) it if'i do rommon to fair 'J.nL'ilc
do Inahornn "JtiOiltlVjOl do Mlndlr Dal
alr !H' !1W t Jobbing lti of fincy
Rocd aoaaic
nnEssKD rovi.TRT ro frb.u.iiM. !
dft.plel.td In boin. wtlihlns 4't OS ibt
!.- nrr H-bullt. bJ(t N0. . :101,3M
onnilo Onlont. J'r ner bikt.. uOOIBe.
'Mumbin or t.uHi 11 snuaanrs
JcriM. cr BiM. 'Jnwloc. Tomato. Jff
aoyfp.r bikt. is ;.". rlt, ban. pr
inn. lorn, jsrsev. i' v . " v-"
and orr aplrf. 43't n Uchlnt: 4 ib . 4Je. i fjiiii, abewt lad Mlrn rcelpl 300(1
ati market nrnca .
tlOOS-nrorlrts. , 11 ofo henl l'nyn
fruh-klllrd
.. Jlif?R1c. bf.iers rn. dry J"P.'!,r -i' V0.!. "'L- ,o llfliioft
'K'l.l It, 2 Ibi aplfe 4-lbli lf0 17 30 bJl'i pact n toa Ji.i.now
celptt. 100 head. Fifty cenla Miehtri J
tne r.o.
IIO08 Jl'celcd. 1000 liad Twenty-fl
to .100 lowtr. lUaw, tll.2'.. mixed and
lorkrre. tlh.nHHJ f,0: ltjeht jorktra. S1W
la 35; pirn SIS. roiKhJ. 114 50 1 ataita. ti
Oil. .
HHUE1" and I.AMI1B iieeeibta. no noaa
fleSi liirbj' pe- 100 buncbea. U0 .V). JJt;ad.v. , Lamb;.. Iteu.BOi yejrilnaa tilW
jienii i.rDj i n SO. wethera. t'.r.O'&S. ewca. ISU7: mixed
aneeo. iivi no
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS
CMcBM. Sinpl. .'.' -C ATTI.E Reeelpti
UOOOhe'd er dull npenlj r a-lfi bl
17?" ftrni2 ttn""MK ,.n.1 gn-"?
IBfllVsO Molosna l"l!' p'?,fl,'V' f",.
S"ri ll!l(,Hl tV. other "ahe' alock
"ower moitlV JO 101 i! "
lower bull: rliolc.. 5 '.'.. S-.5ro.,."X
tiaa ilCurM Ifi.iU'li II ("I ri'-i'- "
Eat Ht. I.oola. Sept 22 CATTLE tt
relpf, "nnft hi ad, Ol.l'.hama ateer 3.'c
tower Top ateera 1. KOi bulk, t9,.VXI
13.50; jcarlfnas, ateera and helfera, aleady,
ranner aona aieaiW at 13 7(104,2.1; bulla
steady; rale 110 nluheri nood and eholce
vealer. $1.7.117 110 feeder ateera ateady
HOGS IXerelpta, 7B0O headi 30c to .10
lowrr Top. II 7. HO; bulk. Hint nnd medium
welRht. S17.8.1017.OS! bulk, heaMee. 110.00
B17 2S
cKcliatiKO on London, SI francs 88
centimes; B per cent lon,v J5 francs B2
ctntlmep. The dollar was quoted nt 14
francs 95 H centime.
Japan to Electrify Railways
Wnlilnton, Sept. 22. The Jnpancse
railway authorities havo decided to sub
iiltutc electricity for steam .on all lines
ulhln the empire, accordlnrr to reports
reachlnc the Department of Commerce
today, Tlio change, which, It Is esti
mated, will cost 200,000.000 yen, Is ex
pected to rctluco ths number of loco
motives in service by 40 par cent.
Japan's Export Trade Flourishing
Washing-ton, Sept. 22. Japanese ex
ports during July exceeded Imports by
$3,000,000, a consular report .received
here today said. The Island empire,
during July, sent abroad goods valued
at $ir",OGu,000, despite the Industrial
situation experienced durlnc the
summer.
New Member on Reserve Qoard
Waahlnston, .'pt 2 2. The President
has appointed D. C. Willis, of Cleveland,
O., u member of the Federal Heserve
Hoard
33T"35c fow a fruh-kllled It hBia , dr
t' id velciun 4I..1 ids Kiei h.c
welalilnB
Ano nn
.. . j i....
tic do- w?stfp a-iialer ls 41427i ', 15 00 nix- MMo.fr
frjer. wten, -ei:n i a -i 'J - ap.. ' sltEKr n",r.oi
jyaHi. orouera iarn. ivunn, iv, g j
lb apie''. 4SW47c orol.eri nrl atnallr
ai- ll'44r. old rootere dry plrked.
Hirn 2So do southern. 20S27e. aprlns
duct I- 1 -7c
rr.rll fRL'ITS Apple- rr l"kt No
TV t ro, Vo 2 8J1f ;.v 4pois n-r
ibl ISO. 1.10 orani per I'ot MMOW
peailei l(tf, Pr baekel II 12 W pearr
i.r liua' l r.i)fl.1?1 Trap p, non
na "l 1.1S2.V pluin pr built. $1 V)6
2.1,001 brad
rv
,lo. parkera blddlmt uneriil lo. MM
SatUf iamb- ao,d ipv "'f?lj,7i -V'f.lr
beat ranae lamba held .round 111 .5 fe-d-era
ateud (tood limb) lold J11 .iO
era ate
rUlabursti. Ta
clptr 1500 ii'i'i
ih.r Me', rnn
quiie at fol-
'ai blab
t I (ll"TV1!LKJ M-il" pntaioer trse.
liu i l.ikt vO I RIlWBli- Vo 2.
401111" Sueft pstato-i nouthtrn p.r bl
No I S4'41 J5 No 2 12 aert poi . n
of- j hnw. or'.re, "1":jji"oi
iok.ei 17 7ll ft" 17i;.B0
' Siinrp AND LAMIlS -'".'JV'!. Bl
Srt 22 1100'' Re
1 oner ifeaMee. J17 0
.re. X IJ. .'.-.oil oo. iitftt
50 head.
Liverpool Cot'ton
llrrrpool, 5-Vpt. 22.-Spot citton a
nulet today wllh prlcen steady on the
baals of an advnnc of 6 nolnls for tnlrt
dllnB. nt 21. Bid fales vere BOOO balri
rierclntij were 1000 Wiles, Includ nc 60n
IhalM American Tutiires were eniy In
the earn deallnK- upot prices were
American, mldtlllnir fair. 27,;0d; froml
mlddllnK. 25.04d ; fully mlddllne. 2.1.lOil ,
middling. 2l64d; low m'ddllng. 17.74d;
stood ordinary, H.231, and ordinary,
n.2Sd
.V. k j r.rt
Too 1.-en t J". ,nP '"Ti. J"""
TeAii vSSRecflPt 125 hud
Ton 111)
Steady I
I
neerlpt
Paris Bourse Quiet
Prl, Sept 22. Prices were quiet on
v,. iineraio n. v. S'pi H cattle I the Dourse today. Tnree per cent rcntci
rlota 825 head Ja. CaUei re-! Wf re quoted at 51 francH 16 centimes,
PRODUCTION ENGINEERS
!' Years' Experience tn Labor-Saving Devices & Method
Designers and Builders of Automatic
Machinery, Punches and Dies and Manufacturing
Equipment of. Special Character
Engineer and Macliinltti
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236-242 S. Dili St.. Phlla.
Kfyttfine Phomn
.Wfrfrt 3311
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SCHOOS and COLLEGES
RED-E-BILT
Garages
Poultry Houses
STRONGER. WARMER,
MORE ATTRACTIVE.
COSTS LESS THAN YOU
CAN BUILD
No nail to drive nor board
, to sav. Xo paintiPfr nor lU
tinc. On" system solves your
nrob'rm. Wvit" for fioc cntA
oe;uc no'i.
E. R. BASTRESS CO.
Manufacture's
Mount Carmel, Penna.
The Berlitz School
of Languages
r
nnna Momen and OlrU
Yniinic IVomen and Olrla
Voung Women and Cllrls
At Tt MS RKORTS
ATI NTir CIT. N. J.
tr Cooleat nnd Mot Mtr.illir I oett.on
;Bot6l Esplan.ads
JHTrln ea
'Ideal
famllv neiel
vMe and rur-li frein
Orcheitra Book i
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1541 Chestnut Street
Blanches in over 300 leading cities in Arncrca, Euiope and
.Vfuca. Pupil. travolinc may transfer the aiuc of tlicir lessons
from one citv to another Tvithout additional cost.
PRIVATE AND CLASS LESSONS DAY OR EVENING
Terms Reasonable. Catalogue on application.
TRIAL LESSON FREE
GRASD PRIZES AT ALL EXPOSITIONS
WHY YOU SHOULD STUDY LANGUAGES
AT THE BERLITZ SCHOOLS
If vou liac nner studiotl a language and wish in the shortest
lime to jpcaK, read and write that language, come to the Berlitz
beltooU. , ,
If vou hn c studied elsewhere for years and cannot inaKe your
self eaiilr understood or cannot speak fluently, come- to the Berlitz
.Scioos. . , , , ,
If ou hme acquired a defective pronunciation from an Ameri
can tencher or an uneducated foreigner, come to the Berlll: Schools,
and nou will readily obtain the accent of cultivated European socieij.
lonn- Men ind tlovi
Amine Men nnd lto
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South furollna trae Hear IV
:t;nnlns Wat r "P"" "en r
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Vtrclnla Ae ind Heaeli lav 35 I'nxj'a
Iratba, run at-r e- ior e n-r u
hA"), l-.Lol.- uv.i,-r J. 'LI.IN!' Mir
"Westminster xiie7 a 7 n-. E-acs
tn.Hat-r JO 1 1 up tUy .' Bjh-e
otel Bosebcl"Jj'-;.,'.:.- ".
Tellei 1 tab" l-liore 117 B lPIO.N
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rem.itii nuen dorinz ta
month of heplembrr. Speell Va.l
roomil tu oatna. r.arturai
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liini.ni.rn T...ar.. Pa.
Hainiiai:H!aBlBIBtStBllSIBIBiaiBrn
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The EPISCOPAL ACADEMY
With Which Was United in 1915
The Dclancey School
Locuit and Juniper Streets, Philadelphia
JJKI r VIUS bO' s for nM tollee ni1 Terhnlral Srlioola. Vembers of graduailnj
, 1 ihlB nut min erter Iln e ford. I.elilpli I.afajeUe, Da'tmoutli. UuI
M,t of PennsjhantA, Corn!., Princeton and Hazard.
A linlor Sthool iff'rds tarcful tralnlnK Jor little bos
oil : The Trusle'. of the Academy 1 av piirc.'med at -)erbrooU en
Oil v ne within a few minutes' v alK of the station, a spacious modern
hu'"dl!ic. loKt''r with fourteen ucrrs o' land, to hlch they lll movi
Hie School ai soon aa alterations and seditions catbe mide In He new
tccavlon tlio worit of th AiJmv will continue at heretofore, and prol
k on U1 h mdc for the pupils' afternoon study hours Ample oppor
unltv vlll bo funilsh'd for healthful er.orc!e In the ope- air on thr
tiIj grounds of Hie chool property under the direction of skilled phslc.
dlrv-tors As U will b Impossible undr present labor conditions to hae
thi build, nc ready for occupancy In time for the opening or the next
dfsiloi the Fcliool will rc-open nt Its present site. 1324 Locust Striet.
Af'.- tl'e remoiyl to Oorbroolt t Is proposed to continue tho Junior
V.v' for erv llttl noj., in the city In .i LUitablo building vhlch will
bo - L'eil for that purpose The ery small hoys from tho nelRhborhood
of Oerbrool: will be provided for at the Overbrook School as oon as It
la opened
Tie nxt seaslon op'ns September 2:d for tht Upper School: September 24th for
,e Mlf.dl. School, and September 27th for the Junior School The football field
a-d bnoebal' fl'Id will bo nrade ready as soon as possible.
"' rtelnKr, together with an Announcement of the Board of Trustees, riving
deUlls of the removal of tho School to Overbrool: will be sent on application.
1 is Office at 1324 Locust Street la now opon for the enrol' nent of pupils.
Schools fo the Education of
Women
For the Nursing Profession
Believing that many young women would be glad to enter training schools in hoa
pitals throughout tho State of Pennsylvania as pupil nurses if they know of the great
opportunity for service and to qualify in one of tho greatest professions open to women, a
Committee appointed to servo in the interests of tho Nurses' Training Schools, whoso
names appear in these columns, arc conducting a campaign for the purpose of securing
enrollments in this noblo profession.
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BUCKWCDD
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1 HAWNXl OH aiVAWVU.a.rA,
The Ideal Country Hotel ot
America
Lated in a r"i of creat naltiral
I U.ul) onli Br e r New Yorlc
ano rri aue-pnia iinm. ex tae
famoua fixinm Coui trv Cln'j Oulf
couraa open to rueaLa of to holal
upon introduction
Buckwood Inn Co.
R. S. Worthington. President
iBiBiniBiataiBiatBiBioTMmiata
Robert Andersen
Acting Headmaster
In the Service of Humanity
llolh .eiea
JVrGffWww SCHOOL
SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL
f
IT . niK htHOOI. FOR 10U
, RneVUfninr firlhand
" rinjt S-ecretarlal Work. Builnen
ilinlnltitlun l.ommarelal Jeaol
re. Pa t-r" Bmlnaaa. Real Kitate.
i redit Me 'a Law Count,. Salesman
ih o f ' A .vti srlc H nx
pr KffectUa Publlo Spt'lne.
P.othts p i-ouriea.
1500 Walnut Ht.. PhlladelnhU
.Mouotaln Home, m.
BROWN PREP ,lrMd "nu Cherry
D"u"n rntr Mreele, Itacl.as
ii- 'g'.i io Uuo'c and to UP9 tut ha
I n'r (.olleae prepir'itlon. Pualnaas
. re Tori, -eara of continued aue-e-a
-lithoui a dollar of public or prlvata
r, siri' n proea the aluo and the need
of u'k metnoda Th- Mre different ano
tie are rliht InteMla-at sndUnow.
"rilE-STVUT HIM., PA.
CHESTNUT HILL ACADEMY
St. Martin's, Cheitnut Hill, Pa.
A dny and Uiardlnc achool for boya pre.
sarins for collese, aelentlflc achool or bual
locatea country aay acnooi.
Ihe-day boarders. Catalosue
neia Ideally
low rataa fo
on rppllcatlnn.
MIIN(lMnt)CK INN
llnuninlnltnmeU Lndlnc Hotel
Mnnntrtlelnme Pa,
JlDemi etv t tieiit' n r z er prlv&'i
tyatha. bwtt . efrei -ni "1.
lotint rciitnii I'l. "
Hawthorne Inn ... " '.'" "'";, c'
The Ontwood ,Mn
Bv tn i . rn r
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GALEN HALL
WrrncrsUlr. Pa.
jv cfttM Wtuli'n'
Qru "' thrUJBU cvro
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HiCtvilU t Ur ill iipuimI
HlMyaV i '.m . Mi .c tico
fuot t iuou m
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H Tiim iir Dmj1
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rb nit
ITrvlioai ttr trti'tilr ccmmeVj'i. wi
c iuri nLf i mdi n nr."
ThrtKij' Parlor I art N-w ) ad
GALEN MOl NTAIN CO.
HOWfni) M VINO Mn.fr
30l)ay Business College
New Address
SI UDCNTS CHAPTCR BLDC.
Susquehanna, near Broad
Me lima aur.licd Hie abore enlendld
bul'dinr oa n premuiierit home for vcr
eel ee. lllnmord MM.
"ate time mid nioerjr. nnd arrure tna
b.t ixitlilou jn Ilia 'Ity.
"Tlia erlinol thai la practically perfeH
ard perfertl' practical "
( outran or monthlr ratea.
HI
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'.NOV MI N, .1.
Wenonah
Militarj' Academy
f liaramcr, Manllneaa Honor
More than merely a nrepa
uiory Rchool. Faculty aerond
on to that of Weat I'oln
bocial and biialneaA Cnure.-
Bepar lie Ju or ilerrunent for boss of le
or o ! 4d'il course, J750. Junior
lienHi" mml IMMl
Cen.!rrie ned t'( j UooK on reouese
Ir fharle II. Ircnc, rreldent,
Vajor f n?drr. Siioerlntendenl,
nov ii. rNONn. r. .1.
Message on the Ethics and Practice of Nursing
"Xurelns Is an art and If It Is to bo made an uit it rcquiron as pxclunlte deollon. as bald a prepa
ration as any paimcr'b or eculptor'ij oiU, for what Is hoAlnff to do with dead camas or cold marble com
pared with havhiK to do with the HlnB bod. tho templo of Cod's tplrlt. It Ib ono of tho lino arts, I had
almost said the finest of the fine urlti " (Klorenco JsichtliiBalc).
If thli Is true, nnd who will doubt It what nn entirely Hhtlsfactory work Is nurBlne, nnd yet how neces
sary that up remember ue arc dfaline wllh Homethlnt; that rcciulrcs not only our energy, our Interest and
our bklll, but our deep rccroncc and hlgliest Uiouglita.'
A youne poet killed In France, wrote, "Like the statue In Michael Angeln's lump of marble there Is a
friend In eery p.isserby, anil In one theie may be a new f hrlst," and ao there may be In any humin being.
tVhat I")r. H. Wclr Mitchell js of the physician Ih true also of the nurse. "He hells that which men
neither weigh nor meamre. and this sets him over a 1 tirofpsHluni ut one, and fur nbove all forma of
mere huslncss What such a life malcN or man Is largely a question of original character, but In no
othe- form of occupation N there such conntHnt food tjMcriii to i)ee1ot all that Is best nnd noblest "
The highest tpo onlv of healthy conns womanhood should take up this work, for II Is certnlnlv the
I I if beat glrn to any woman to do What can bo greater than by skill and knowledge to help fan tho feeble
hparlt of life to the bright tlanic of health ; to nit.e tli tirf nrm otippln and strong: to tide the Tjpliold or Iho
reciirnniila patient past the danger post : to give lru U to Ho children, tho mother who almost crossed the dark
rhcr; nnd to ta' e tho baby w'Mi nil llfe'H road liforf him
N'nhlng nn ndenuaten pny for tlio M.III h'.''i Imh trousht to tho bedaldo renewed strength and
I .in rii-n the "sweet boon nf life''
If eho bn o fought with death and dulled his aword ;
if she Tmo glen buck our pick again.
' it a little thine th..t she has wrought?
Then life, and Death and Motherhood Is naucht !"
PRESS AND PUBLICITY COMJIITTIU:.
per-
Roth Seca
PRIZES
siitunm) umcTHi 1T wr..ooo Mor.Tii
nnk ;n hMiii.r.n rRi7K
'r I of K9H I
"TnK f OIINKR-ITONK of rnR1.TINITV
j."j, ! i j,- - aI'I re at l-ast lino worth
Ko- ril I 'nrmmlon 4 t onditionn Address
REI.t'iI'l f-riKVTirir IN'TITrTK"
Ros 11 014 I.IStiaKR fll'H'K
P.n inci. II for p!rHinri I Ueraiure
rrd return poittire
Friends' Central School System
NIGHT SCHOOL IS NOW OPEN
The Niabt School of Stroyer'a Dusl
ness (.oll(e Is now open nnd students
who wish to take any coures of bus!
ness training should enroll at once
Call write or telephone for particulars
and state what course you are In
teresUd in
Strayer's Business College
807 Chettnat Street Phone, Walnol 384
cn-a
1 o
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ie Highland
Otartor4ilnc 'h fan-o a lotm
Heptembe- end O-toier mo
months i" "i ear Mote lie i
for beo.le' II ?h a-d Ho el
J llord 1ls President
' ' .KI1.1MI V
loo a'n
n ' a y
it'ful
- Write
Coinpan
srhnol lunlor iM Snmr ll'tf'
udinr Pnpr - nt 1 r t Ii i-nd
h t,irmntrv S hooli at lltli .no
7 i and filrnrd a e aith , id r j
, an , Greene it alo a '( ol
. .rirniun 'let in HooW ut.d
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c!en try practical help 'o Vd them n
acreptlns the most reapons b' position In
dlMduai insirutuan m; or nun:
classes
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anu caiiirae oi conimerre
10i; Chestnut HI
I'hlfadelphlr
.Skyland Inn and Cottages
Sky land, Virginia
4,000 feet -"hole fbi ee . -on Snrnmil of
Old .Stony Man Mountain
Virginia's Celebrated Mountain
Retort
As celebrated In the It aa Eaton
Ranch In tna Meal
A Special Feature of Skyline is
tit Lircrr Stable of Saddle Horse
arid 100 Miles of Ridinc; Trails.
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I'Ttackr Mounlolna llunsarutia for Ina
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Tables auppl -d from "Ur
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Special fall Statoiu Sept,
tn art. 75li
' ..nd for In t of f.n. unit 0' p,.f
L'C. FREEMAN POLLOCK. Troprlstor
SKyiaua, rasa county, t.
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learn anlrkly to apeak, nn
rierstanil, read und write,
.nathi; TKtriir.ns,
Trial lesson free
THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE
SCHOOL OF MECHANICARTS
DrtuL Malbematles MchanlCB.
NI Mlf HITI.CTIKK
ReBltrtlon llallT 1 H. 7th SS
PALMS BUSINESS COLLEGE Friends' Select School ES ,'
llll-liia arwiuui nwrr
rst .iool for lloolikeeplns rorthan.
ertar!al. Tojeh Tpirltfn;. Uncllsb ate.
(-ai4ait-l fmlnie Ev and Cvr heetlfme
"-""JM Lll,HM-.-M.H. rmmA Chrlaliail cnara. ter CAtalorun nn
Vlaltora iv ted I'upl'a may stl.i
Walter (V llarlland. Principal
INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIES
W Corner I'd and Walnut Street,
Mornins fternoon
Saturday lAening
Sand for f atalog
ABrNOTON
Atinnon Memorial Hospital
ATXBNTOWN
liitown State Hospital -..
Edward ltarey Memorial Nursss Co1l
Homeopathlfl State Hospital
btcred Heart Hospital
ALTOONA
Ahcona Hospital
Asni-vNn
ililind State Central Hospital
rr.xit I'Aixn
l'r i d nee lluen'tal
HELI.EVUr
Suburban General Horpltal
HI.OHSnCRO
Bloflburs tftata Hospital
ircn ick
Berwick Hospital
iir.Tiii.nmyi
tt. UjUb's Horpltal
nnAmincK
BradJocU General Hospital
HRADKOHD
Dradfo'd llosp'.ta,
PUtsburs" City and Honw Hujpltal.
CIIKSTKR
Cbtster Hospital
ci.nnrii:u
Clearfield Hosolta.
COATESVH.I.r.
C,...,M...H0.dP.UIiiik
C.nvl.l. St.t.Ho
Dlsment "oiplbroJ
fission Hospital
D'rvin"ntfstHo,PU.1,i,n
St. vin nAnu,yuURO
Ifsrrisbaw "ZT0N
Stale "WI,I0MI:9TEA
Hom.! """HoijuNA
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ronemaush Valley Memorial Hoiplla)
The Mercy llotpltil
KXNK
The Katie Summit Hosnllsl
I.NX'ASTEIl
St. Joseph's Hospital
T.ATROBE
Lttroba Hospital
i.r.viSTOirN
I.enlstown Host Hal
. . IOCK HAVEN
Toe': Haen llo-nlial
Mf.MJVII.IJT
Medllle C'll Hospital
. .. Mr-KEES ROCKS
Ohio Valley Oeperal Hcanltal
MtKEEHI'URT
McKeesport Hospital
MERCER
I'sreer PanltRrlum
HOMING MIEl.t
Mtmor.al Hrsp'lal
hZW riRKIHTflN
Btaer Va'lv Genera! Hospital
NKH KI'.NHIMITO.N
Cltli-m' Uensril Hospital
NOItRlsTOtVM
M'ntkuin-rv llotnlttl
MOUNT TMMHA.NT
Mount nnt ItekPltal
rillI.Al)KU'HI
Aineriean siomach Hospital
Child en's Ihm-opatblo Hospital
1rlendV Hcspllal
i.erniintojn lljspltal (Germaotovta)
tUhnemann Hospital
Heuard Hospital
Jewish Maternl Hospltil
Mercv Hospital (Colored)
Mt Slnal Hospital
Vhlla-ltl'dila Orthopedic Hospital
Prot-stsnt Unlicnpal Hnspltal
Nt .Junee IlisDltal
t. Tlmoth)'a Hospital (IloiborousRI
ht Mar'- H'uriltal
bJcliool of Niirslnr Hospital of Oraduata
School of Medicine, Unlvarslty of
J ennsvltanta
'r,'"'."'ihltVrl?',l Hospital
l'o' Utile Hospital
Women's Hospital of Philadelphia
fcchool of N ralnir for Women. Pens,
ajlvanla Hospital Drartmsnt for
M-ntal and Nerou Dlsesses (Wssj
1'hlla )
pnuipsnuitn
cottace Stat- llmo'mi
. .. iVjnKNivviuj:
rr.oemxMiie iiospnai
riTiMttmi'Mr
Allsaheny General HoiDltal
pltal and Dispensary
hlldrn'a Hospital
Passavsnt Hooollal
Presbyterian Hospital
Merry Hospital
St. Francis-a Hospital
ri, jo
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hii,.v..; i"ii." ";;.-""i
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John' General
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"outhslde Ifnapital
Western Pennsvlveri-, ne0ittl
PITT8TON
nttston Hospital
TOTTSTOWN
Peltstown Hoapital
VOTTSILLB
rottatllle Hoapital
TtEADKNO
feadlnr nospllal
St, Joi-ph's Hospital
RIDIJ'.Y I'ARK
Taylor Hospital
nocni'si e
Hecirster General Hospital
' bCBANTO.N
Jiate Hospital
Mosea Taylor Hosrltal
Hahnemann Hospital
HEMicuir.y
StKlckley Hospital
HHAHON
Clirlstlan H. Buhl Hospital
SPANGLER
Mlnera' Hospital of Northern Csrabrla
TARKNTUM
Allsihcr.y Vallsv Hospital
WARREN
Warren State Hospital
WAHHINGT0N
Washington City Hospital
WEST CHESTER
Homeopathic Hospital of Chester Coant
Cbsster County Hospital
VrtMUNhUUKG
Columbia nospttal
WlEKES-nARRE
Wyomln HcTOpathlo Hospital
WILUAMSL'OKl
Wmiam.Port Hj.pl
Wlndber ,l0,p,u,VOUK
Tork Hospital und Dispensary
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THOMAS MF.IUHAN In
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ANITA STEWART In
"THI. KINGDOM Ol' PIlfAMS '
pi 1 irrOlDn BROAD STREET AND
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COLONIAL tiXn-s2u?ZrtH:
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NOAH HETIRY In
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ALMA IH'RENS In
"THE WORLD AND HIS WIFE"
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LEONARD McCLAIN' Organl.t
D, W. GrtlFFITII PRODUCT ON
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SHERWOOD "iJ..ri'si
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HERllERT IIAWL1NSON in
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CHARLES RV In
"HOMER COMES HOME"
Ave.
333 MARKET OTtUiS?
KAIlUiniNE MarDON'LD In
"Till. H'HNIN't. POINT"
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WILLIAM KAVEnstiAM In
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THOMAR MEIGHAN' In
"PRINCE CHAP"
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OLIVE THOMAS In
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WILLIAM rtlTSSELL In
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JANE NVAK In
"THE EYES OK THE WORLD '
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rrimary msthods Practise kladsrnrtaa.
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The Parlnai he-r nnl IBth Sts I
trades (ncludlnr Primart and Ills'
School Stands for thorough work and ail
round Christian CTara. ter CAtaloruo
request. VI
be an rolled
, All
ttest rnr.STEn
WI'Sl CHI's TER HTVTE NORMAL NCIIOOL
roth sexes K'flO Andrew Thos Smith Prln
ROSI.VN. I'. .
School for Exceptional Children
PUBUC SPEAKING
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Ho ,e Tor lbs car and tralfilns or children i 'Ji Atmrrar fre ellnTeiTt
teachers
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The Cowles School
Emphasiyinp;
rollpp-r) Prrparntnrv Courses
Far zlrla from klndrrrarlcn thrnnih
high school i bars, tlirouxh second
srade,
Tarul' of oxpirlenred nnrnen -a
trained. Classes limited to ten.
All outdoor sports qirintlis nnd
thletirs under direction choo bus
in charm ofteailu- ryia for ell)
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r-lllun far flay alnilcnts. i; Li
S32J, Tor full In'ornitlon opnty to
Emus Milton Cowles, Hea of Scssdi
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Ikists. Pa.
The Stevens School
For Girls
jchool provldlna; the development
which leads to worthy home memherahlp
and the hlehest typo of citizenship,
Taoulty of hlirhly edticaled women,
with experience which hpec'nlly (juall.
lies them to teach their respective
branches fours of tud ulonf? lines
nf Horace Mann School of Teachers Col.
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IB4tx year open Sept. Slit
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