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CHATEAUGAY CHASM HOUSE FLUME COTTAGE, Keene Valley, N.Y.-Heart

CHATEAUGAY, N. Y.-Rates, $8 to $15. Open
June 1. For pamphlet address GEO. H. CRAPON.

of Ad'k Mts.; site superior to all others; magnificent views; very healthful; walks and drives; abundant shade delicious water; excellent table: illus. circ.; $8 and $9.

MT. MEENAHGA FERNWOOD

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A resort of exceptional excellence at moderate rates; an ideal place for parties wishing to economize in their expenditures. Illustrated books free. ADIRONDACKS

HOTEL CHILDWOLD

AND COTTAGES

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Windlemere Tarrytown-on-Hudson, N.Y. Magnificent scenery; beautiful drives; shade, lawns, piazzas, sun-parlor. Commutation, 11 cts. each way. Address as above.

For illustrated pamphlet and general particulars ad- NEPTUNE BRINE BATHS

On LAKE MASSAWEPIE
dress New York office, Tract St.
WM. F. INGOLD, Manager.

For Rheumatism, Gout, and Nervous Diseases

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The Highland House CATSKILL MOUNTAINS IN THE LAND

GARRISON-ON-HUDSON, N.Y.

Directly opposite West Point, 50 miles, 14 hours from New York City. A select family hotel. Pure mountain air; purest spring water; sanitary arrangements modern and perfect. Excellent table a specialty. Tennis, croquet, bowling, beautiful drives, fine wheeling. Open in May. Write for booklet. J. W. & G. W. GARRISON.

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THE ULSTER PINE HILL,
Ulster Co., N. Y.
Open June 17 to Oct. 1, 12th Season
H. F. BAKER, Prop.
Send for Circular.

W.C.T.U. OCEAN HOUSE

Point o' Woods. L. I., N. Y-A restful summer
home on the Great South Beach, between the Bay and the
Ocean. 40 miles from N. Y. Fine fishing, boating, surf
and still-water bathing. Terms moderate. Open July 1st.

THE INN AT HIGH POINT
A high-altitude mountain resort. Elevation, 1,960 feet.
No malaria, no mosquitoes. Good air, good food, pure
water. New hotel, modern sanitary appliances, gas,
water. Boating, fishing, livery, orchestra, etc.,

CHAS. ST. JOHN, Port Jervis, N. Y.

FERNWOOD HALL

LAKE OZONIA

One of the most healthful and beautiful Homes in the
Adirondacks. Send for Booklet.
FREDERIC M. HEATH, Owner, Potsdam, N. Y

LAKE GEORGE Hulett's Mizzen Top Hotel

The most picturesque part of the Lake. Good table; boating, bathing, fishing; country attractions. Rates are moderate and there is plenty to do. For illustrated book address H. W. BUCKELL, Hulett's Landing, N. Y.

CATSKILL MOUNTAINS

THE ARLINGTON

Now open. Beautiful location; very large rooms; hot and cold water on each floor; sanitary system perfect. Address G. W. SHOEMAKER, Hunter, Greene Co., N. Y.

Catskill Mountains

Quaker Hill, Dutchess Co., N. Y.
Two hours from New York, by Harlem R.R. A first-
class family hotel. Now open. 1,200 feet elevation.
N. S. HOWE,
Proprietor
Post-Office and R. R. Station, Pawling, N. Y.

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PEACE

The Ontio, Unadilla, N. Y.

THE SANITARIUM

UNION SPRINGS, ON CAYUGA LAKE, N. Y.. An Ideal Place for health, rest, or recreation. Pure air and water. Baths, electricity, massage. Airy rooms and. generous table. Boating and fishing. Write for circular.. Dr. FRANKLIN D. PIERCE, Supt.

THOUSAND ISLANDS

Among America's most charming resorts; the NEW COLUMBIAN HOTEL, at 1,000 Island Park, N. Y., and the HOTEL WESTMINSTER, Westminster Park, Alexandria Bay, N. Y.; great family hotels: modern and first-class; charges moderate. Send for descriptive pamphlet and terms.

H. F. INGLEHART & SON, Proprietors.

VATSKILLS.-Location unsurpassed. Terms $5.00

Cand upwards per week. Good accommodations, good

table, good roads for cycling. Accommodation for 100. Descriptive circulars. COE'S HOTEL, Windham, N. Y.

Oregon

PORTLAND,
DORTLAND, OR. THE PORTLAND. One
of the most complete and elegant hotels in this
country; American plan; $3.00 per day and upward.
W. H. BARMORE, Manager.

Pennsylvania

Dr. Strong's Sanitarium The Water Gap Sanitarium

Hotel St. Charles

OPENS JUNE 1st

Delightful month in the mountains. Hotel complete with every modern convenience, including passenger elevator. For booklets, rates, etc., apply to F. H. SCOFIELD, Metropolitan Building, Madison Square, New York; or to J. H. BURTIS, JR., Propr., Hunter, N. Y.

TREMBLEAU HALL

LAKE CHAMPLAIN, Port Kent, N. Y. Open
June first. 'Bus meets all boats and trains. Write for
illustrated booklet.
FARRELL & ADGATE.

THE GEM OF THE ADIRONDACKS
LAKE DUANE

Beautiful scenery; good fishing and boating; pure running spring water throughout the house; bath-rooms, steam heat, old-time fireplace, and all conveniences. Fine drives. A quiet and restful retreat in the woods and mountains. Terms moderate. For full particulars and circulars write to W. J. AYERS & SON

Hotel Ayers, Lake Duane, Franklin Co., N. Y.

WILLEY HOUSE

Saratoga Springs, N. Y.

For health or pleasure. The appointments of a firstclass Hotel. Elevator, electric bells, sun-parlor, and promenade on the roof. Suites of rooms with baths. Massage, Electricity, all baths and health appliances. New Turkish, Russian, and Natural Sulphur-Water baths. Dry tonic air, Saratoga water, croquet, lawn-tennis, etc. Open all the vear. Send for illustrated circular.

Pa.

Mountain House

Delaware Water Gap, Pa. Twenty-sixth season. A comfortable, attractively located, popular house at this well-known resort. Send Mrs. THEO. HAUSER & SON. for circular.

Summer Rest Saratoga Springs Glen Summit Hotel

Good table. Moderate rates. M. E. MORSE, Prop

ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS

Leland House and Cottages

SCHROON LAKE, N. Υ.
This popular resort is now open. Baseball grounds,
fine tennis-courts, bathing, boating, bass and trout fishing.
C. T.

LELAND, Manager
CHURCHILL HALL

IN THE ADIRONDACKS

2,000 ft. above sea level. For illustrated circular adHARVEY WILLEY, Keene, N. Y. dress

STAMFORD, N. Y.

Healthful, Homelike, Attractive. Send for descriptive
and illustrated circular with opinions of Henry Ward
Beecher and Dr. Lyman Abbott.
S. E. CHURCHILL, M.D., Stamford. N. Y.

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The Largest School in the World
Within a stone's-throw of Whitechapel,
surrounded by some of the very worst slums,
stands the largest school in the world. It is

EDUCATIONAL
New York City

presided over by a peer of the realm, Lord SCHERMERHORN'S TEACHERS' AGENCY

Oldest and best known in U. S.

Established 1855.

3 East 14th St., N. Y.

Rothschild, who is regarded with love and
admiration by every pupil, for he is indeed
their good fairy. This school educates 3,500
children, belonging mostly to the poorest for- The Misses Ely's School for Girls

eign Jews, and has a staff of 100 teachers.

It is well known that this is Lord Rothschild's pet institution, and that were it not for his munificent support the school would be unable to meet its vast expenditure. It is owing to his generosity that free breakfasts are given every morning to all children who wish to take them, no questions being asked. Again, he presents every boy with a suit of clothes and a pair of boots, and every girl with a dress and a pair of boots in the month of April, near the Jewish Passover.

An idea of the poverty of the children may be gleaned from the fact that not more than two per cent. of them decline to avail themselves of this charity. A second pair of boots is offered in the month of October to every child whose boots are not likely to last during the approaching winter. It is scarcely necessary to state that few do not get them.

A very popular feature in the school is the

CRESCENT VALLEY HOUSE savings-bank department, instituted by the

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Want advertisements of thirty words or less will be published under this heading at one dollar a week. Four cents a week is charged for each word in excess of thirty.

A BUSY MOTHER (teacher) needs a woman to help in the care of her baby, one year old, and to do the family mending. This is not a refuge for the indigent, incompetent gentlewomen who live in fear of doing something menial. The nurse is expected to be a lady in manners and speech, but she must perform willingly all the offices of a nurse. Address. stating age, qualifications, and payment expected, Box 358, Richmond Hill, L. I.

FOR SALE.-70 Niagara Falls City Lots, in one tract, bordering on Pierce Ave., Willow Ave., 27th and Sugar Sts. First-class location either for investment or improvement. Purchasable direct from owner, undersigned. No real estate agents or professional landboomers interested. Address or call on C. R. THORNE (Agt. L. V. R.R.), Niagara Falls, N. Y., Station A.

WANTED-By a clergyman's daughter, a position as companion to lady, or to undertake the care of small children: can teach them the English branches, French, and music. Address Miss MORAN, St. Denis P.O., Maryland.

PLEASANT HOME for four adults in private cottage on Massachusetts coast. For particulars apply to G. H.. No. 1,498, care The Outlook.

kindly president. In order to encourage hab-
its of thrift, he allows an interest of ten per
cent. per annum on all savings. - Tid-Bits.

A Lighthouse Without a Light

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The most extraordinary of all lighthouses is A DESIRABLE SCHOOL IN NEW YORK CITY

to be found on Arnish Rock, Stornoway Bay
-a rock which is separated from the Island
of Lewis by a channel over 500 feet wide.
It is in the Hebrides, Scotland. On this rock
a conical beacon is erected, and on its summit
a lantern is fixed, from which, night after
night, shines a light which is seen by the
fishermen far and wide. Yet there is no burn-

ing lamp in the lantern, and no attendant ever
goes to it, for the simple reason that there is
no lamp to attend to, no wick to train, and no
oil-well to replenish.

The way in which this peculiar lighthouse
is illuminated is this: "On the Island of
Lewis, 500 feet or so away, is a lighthouse,
and from a window in the tower a stream of
light is projected on a mirror in the lantern on
the summit of Arnish Rock. These rays are
reflected to an arrangement of prisms, and by
their action are converged to a focus outside
the lantern, from which they diverge in the
necessary direction."

The consequence is that to all intents and purposes a lighthouse exists which has neither lamp nor lighthouse-keeper, and yet which gives as serviceable a light-taking into account the requirements of this locality-as if an elaborate and costly lighthouse, with lamps, service room, bed-room, living-room, storeroom, oilroom, water-tanks, and all other accessories, were erected on the summit of the rock.- TitBits.

The Lawton Simplex

FOR SALE

Particulars address WEST SIDE, NO. 1,554, Outlook office

California

POMONA COLLEGE, Claremont, Cal. Full
College courses leading to degrees of B.A., B.L.,
3.S. Degrees recognized by University of California
and other similar graduate schools. Thirty-five miles
from Los Angeles. An Academic course. Preparatory
school preparing for all institutions connected with the
College. Address
C. G. BALDWIN, President.

Connecticut

Brookfield Center, Fairfield Co., Conn.

The Curtis School for Young Boys

A strong life in school and out, full of normal activities and healthy conditions. A clean moral atmosphere, a loyalty, a high purpose-full of help for your boy's manhood. Home life: single rooms. A $50022 years book full of suggestion. FREDERICKS CURTIS.

The Housatonic Valley Institute Cornwall

Among the Berkshire Hills of Northwestern Connecticut.
Home School for boys. Classical, Scientific. Business,
Preparatory Courses. Thirteenth year.

H. B. MacFarland. S. B., L. W. Arnold, A. B., Principals

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Printer Hotchkiss School

saves time and labor; money too100 letters, postal cards,

copies of music, drawings, or typewritten
copy, in almost no time, and exact copies
at that, by using the Lawton Simplex.
Requires no washing or cleaning, and
saves its cost over and again in sending
out notices. Costs but little ($3 to $10).
CAUTION.-Other things are being made and called
Simplex Printers. The only way to be sure of get.
ting the genuine is to see that yours is the Lawton
Simplex Printer. Send for circulars. Agents wanted
LAWTON & CO., 20 Vesry St., New York,
Whitman's

GET

Pure, wholesome,
convenient-made
INSTANTANEOUS in a
Jiffy-
Chocolate NO BOILING.

LAKEVILLE, CONN.

Prepares for the best colleges and scientific schools
The next year will begin Sept. 16, 1896.
EDWARD G. COY, Head Master.

Mrs. Mead's School For Girls
and Young Ladies
College Preparatory and Elective courses of Study
Vocal and Instrumental Music, Art, Languages. Certifi
cate admits to Wellesley, Vassar, and other colleges.
Hillside, Norwalk, Connecticut.

AIKEN'S BOARDING AND DAY
MISS
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Daily drill in Miss
Aiken's method. Prepares for college. For terms and
circular apply to Principal Mrs. HARRIET BEECHER
SCOVILLE DEVAN, Stamford, Conn.

STAMFORD, CONN.

MISS LOW'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Miss Low and Miss HEYWOOD, Principals.

(For other advertisements in this departmen following pages.)

Connecticut

Massachusetts

Massachusetts

THE CHOATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS | Mount Doma Home School for Girls KINDERGARTEN NORMAL

MARK PITMAN, A.M., Principal Wallingford, Conn.

Hon. Wm. G. Choate. New York. Rev. Edward Everett Hale, D.D., Boston. References Dr. Francis Bacon, New Haven. Hon. Nathaniel Shipman, Hartford.

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Auburndale, Mass. (10 miles from Boston)

Lasell Seminary Young Women

suggests to parents seeking a good school consideration of the foll following points in its methods:

1st. Its special care of health.

Resident Nurse supervising work, diet, and exercise: abundant food in good variety, and well cooked; early and long sleep, a fine gymnasium, furnished by Dr. Sargent of Harvard; bowling-alley and swimming-bath; no regular or foreknown examinations, etc.

2d. Its broadly planned course of study.

Boston proximity both necessitates and helps to furnish the best of teachers, including many specialists; with one hundred and twenty pupils, a faculty of thirty. Four years' course; in some things equal to college work; in others, planned rather for home and womanly life. Two studies required and two to be chosen from a list of eight or ten electives. One preparatory year. Special students admitted if eighteen years or over, or graduates of high schools.

3d. Its homelike air and character. Training in self-government; limited number (many declined every fall for lack of room), personal oversight in habits, manners, care of person, room, etc.; comforts not stinted.

4th. Its handiwork and other unusual departments. Pioneer school in scientific teaching of Cooking, Millinery, Dress-Cutting, Business Law for Women, Home Sanitation, Swimming.

Regular expense for school year, $500. For illustrated catalogue address (mentioning The Outlook), C. G. BRAGDON, Principal.

Prepares for college. Send for circular. Rev. E. C. WINSLOW, A.M., Amherst, Mass.

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AK GROVE HOME SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
Reopens September 23d, 18%.
Certificate admits to Smith and Wellesley.
Miss VRYLING WILDER BUFFUM, A. B., Principal

AMHERST, MASS.

Mrs. W. F. Stearns's Home School
for Young Ladies. Reopens Sept. 22, 18%.

In the heart of Boston, accessible to musical events of every nature, with comprehensive courses in music, elocution and modern languages, under the best masters that money can bring together, with a large, commodious and suitable building is it any wonder that the

New England

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1. Candidates who have received conditions at the entrance examinations.

2. Candidates who have postponed examinations until September.

3. Students in Secondary Schools, who, by reason of illness or other cause, have deficiencies to make up 4. Students in Secondary Schools who wish to anticipate studies and save time in the preparation for college.

For descriptive circular address

CHARLES E. FISH, Principal,

The Waban School, Waban, Mass.

Conservatory MUSIC WESLEVAN

has become the most famous of its kind in America? Send for prospectus to Frank W. Hale, General Manager, Boston, Mass.

Chauncy-Hall

and Berkeley

SCHOOLS

Boylston, cor. Berkeley Sts., Back Bay, Boston Sixty-ninth year (Chauncy-Hall) opens Sept. 21.

WESLEYAN ACADEMY WILBRAHAM, MASS-Both Sexes. Nine Courses. Specialists in Classics, Arts, and Music. Enlarged endowment insures superior advantages at moderate expense. 80th year. Opens Sept. 16, 18%. For Catalogue address Rev. WM. R. NEWHALL, Prin.

QUINCY MANSION

The Quincy Mansion School for Girls

Will open at Quincy, Sept. 23. Regular Courses; experi-
enced teachers; special attention paid to vocal and instru-
mental music; certificate admits to college; new school
building; class-rooms on first floor; stairs few and easy;
beautiful grounds-four acres; view of Boston, the har-
bor, and Massachusetts Bay; rooms high and light; fire-
places; steam heat: electric lights; open plumbing;
13 min. ride from Boston. Send for prospectus to
Dr. HORACE MANN WILLARD, Wollaston, Mass.

The consolidation of Chauncy-Hall, the oldest Miss Kimball's School for Girls Worcester,

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WORCESTER ACADEMY Prepares boys for any College or Scientific School. Buildings new with every modern improvement of School-House, Dormitories, Dining-Hall, Gymnasium, and Infirmary with trained nurse. Playground and oval unexcelled. 63d year begins Sept.9, 18%. D. W. ABERCROMBIE, A.M., Prin., Worcester, Mass.

Worcester Polytechnic Institute Worcester,

Courses of Study in Mechanical, Civil, and Electrical Engineering, and Chemistry. 158-Page Catalogue, showing appointments secured by graduates, mailed free. Expenses low. 20th year. T. C. MENDENHALL, President.

New Hampshire

The Phillips Exeter Academy

The 114th year begins September 16th, 1896. Eighty Scholarships awarded to students of high standing. For

Catalogue and illustrated Supplement address

HARLAN P. AMEN, Principal, Exeter, N. H.

COLBY ACADEMY, New London, N. H. $200 to $250 a Year. Co-educational. 44th Year. Send for Catalogue. Rev. GEO. W. GILE, PRESIDENT

New Jersey

IVY HALL JERSEY. Home and

BRIDGETON, NEW College Preparatory School

for Young Ladies. Certificate admits to Smith. Established 1861. Mrs. J. ALLEN MAXWELL, Principal.

N. J.

SOUTH JERSEY INSTITUTE Bridgeton, 27th year begins Sept. 16. Both sexes. Prepares for any College, Teaching, or Business. French, German, Art, Music, Gymnasium. Competent Physical Director. Spacious campus and athletic field. Pure water, drainage perfect. H. K. TRASK, Principal.

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EASTERN

Riverview Academy

POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y.

61st year. Gives Boys a thorough preparation for
College, for Business Life, and for Govt. schools.
Riverview students are found in all colleges and sci-
entific schools. The Instructors, nine of whom are
resident, are men of experience in their departments.
United States officer detailed at Riverview by Secre-
tary of War. The Buildings of the school are beauti-
fully situated on high ground overlooking the Hudson.
Careful attention has been given to drainage, lighting,
and ventilation.
JB. BISBEE, A.M.

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Miss E. F. FOSTER,
Manager

Telephone, Boston, 775-2.

50 BROMFIELD ST., BOSTON, MASS. Teachers furnished for all grades of public and private schools. Specialists in any desired branches. Tutors and Governesses.

New York

CASCADILLA SCHOOL

ITHACA, N. Y.

Leading fitting school for
Cornell. Tuition and home,
$650. New $30,000 residence.
I believe the Cascadilla
School to be one of the best pre-
paratory schools in the coun-
try."-J.G.SCHURMAN, Pres.

The Misses Anable's English, French, Cascadilla School Resi- of Cornell University. Adand German Boarding and Day School

NEW BRUNSWICK, NEW JERSEY College Preparation, Art, and Music. Apply for circulars.

SUMMIT, N. J. Near New York

The Kent Place School for Girls
Principal, Mrs. Sarah Woodman Paul, late of Wellesley
College. Modern methods. College preparation. Home
conforts for boarding pupils.

HAMILTON W. MABIE, President.

New York

284 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y.

dence

dress C.V. PARSELL A.M., Prin.

NEW YORK, Newburgh.

The Misses Mackie's School for Girls
Academic and College-Preparatory. Special advantages
in Art and Music. Certificate admits to Vassar and
Wellesley.

One and a half hours from New York.

The Peekskill Military Academy

Peekskill, N. Y.-63d year. Send for illustrated cata-
logue.
Col. LOUIS H. ORLEMAN, Prin.

BUFFALO SEMINARY Open all the year. Fall term begins Sept. 17th.

The forty-sixth year. For circulars address

Mrs. C. F. HARTT, Principal.

The Lady Jane Grey School

Binghamton, N. Y.-Home School for Young Ladies and Little Girls. Address Mrs. JANE GREY HYDE.

THE HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE A Classical Seminary of high grade for boys and girls. Beautiful and healthful location in the Hudson River Valley. A record of forty-two years of uninterrupted successful educational work. Conservatory of Music, Art, and Elocution. 43d year begins Sept. 16. For catalogues address Rev. A. H. FLACK, A.M., Principal, Claverack, N. Y.

HOUGHTON SEMINARY For Young Women, affords best facilities for scholarship, culture, and sound moral training amid pleasant, healthful surroundings. College preparatory.

A. G. BENEDICT, A.M., Clinton, N. Y.

CANANDAIGUA, N. Y.

The Clinton Classical School for Boys
CHARLES W. CLINTON, Ph.D., Principal,
Peekskill-on-Hudson, N. Y.

LYNDON HALL SCHOOL

For Young Ladies. 48th year. College preparation.
SAMUEL WELLS BUCK, A.M., Poughkeepsie, N. Y

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Mount Pleasant Military Academy THE WALTON-WELLESLEY SCHOOL

A high-grade sehool for boys. Fits for college and for
business. Eighty-second year. Library of 12,000 volumes.
Reference, Hon. JOSEPH H. CHOATE.
CHARLES F. BRUSIE, A.M., ARTHUR T. EMORY, A.B.,
Principals.
Sing Sing-on-Hudson.

BERKELEY ACADEMY Ramapo Moun-
tains.-Boys' ideal
home school. Superior location and training. College or
business. Write. Rev. J. CAMERON, M.A., Suffern, N.Y.

School for Girls. Col

HOME INSTITUTE A Boarding and Day
lege preparation, Music, Languages, and Art.
Miss M. W. METCALF, Principal, Tarrytown-on-Hudson.

Granger Place School for Girls IRVING INSTITUTE FOR BOYS

A Collegiate Course of Study. Diplomas given. Preparatory course admits to leading colleges by certificate. Special attention given to the culture of girls who are not expecting to enter college, but desire a thorough and practical education.

Tarrytown-on-Hudson, N. Y. 25 miles from N. Y.
City. 41st year begins in September. Summer term.
J. M. FURMAN, A.M., Principal.

Ohio

1020 Prospect Street, Cleveland, Ohio

New York Military Academy | Miss Mittleberger's School for Girls

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2101 and 2103 Spruce St., Philadelphia For Girls. Possesses finest private property in city. Boarding and day. 15th year. Academic, College Preparatory, and Musical Depts. For illus. catalogue and references address Dr. and Mrs. JAMES R. DANFORTH.

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ETHEL MILITARY ACADEMY, VIRGINIA. -Value, $100,000. Located 56 miles from Washington in Northern Virginia. Prepares for advanced study and for business. Charges extremely low. Patronage from 22 States. Address for illustrated catalogue

Col. R. A. MCINTYRE, Bethel Academy P. O., Va.

ROANOKE COLLEGE,

SALEM, VA.

Courses for Degrees, with Electives. Large Library. Working Laboratory. Beautiful, healthful mountain location. Good morals. Very moderate expenses. Catalogue, with views, free. Address THE PRESIDENT.

Does Your HairFallOut?

Is it getting thin-lessening in volume? If so, I can help you. If totally bald do not write. Select family patronage for ten years. Send self-addressed stamped envelope to Miss RACHEL T. WYATT, Centerville, Mass.

T

HOSE answering advertisements appearing in The Outlook will confer a favor upon the advertiser as well as the publisher by mentioning this publication.

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Better than Most Bicycles

The public is wise in values. It judges merit shrewdly. Bicycles of unknown worth will not sell at $100—the Columbia price. We might just as well offer Hartford Bicycles at $100, instead of $70, $65, $50, and $45. Yet the

$50 Hartford

is a better bicycle than many of the machines listing at $100. One hundred dollars is the right price for the unequaled, unapproached COLUMBIA. Fifty dollars is less than the right price for pattern 3 or 4 Hartford. Our prices are the same to all. You know what you are buying.

Visit the nearest Columbia agent or
send two 2-cent stamps for Catalogue.
POPE MFG. CO.

General Offices and Factories, Hartford, Conn.

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