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RESORTS
RESORTS
RESORTS
RESORTS
RESORTS
RESORTS
RESORTS
RESORTS
Petersburg, Fla.
THESE ave some o? St. Petersburg's splendid facilities:
Magnificent waterfront and beaches, environing "The.
Mole," "The Spa" (a great bath house and swimming
pool), the municipal pier, the handsome yacht club, an
ideal ?oil course and club house, an elegant opera house
and an assembly hall lor tourist "State Societies." Fifty
miles of city brick streets and the best county road system
in Florida. Motor, trolley, boat and railways leading to
many places o? interest and natural beauty.
FREE BAND CONCERT TWICE DAILY
"Royal Scotch Highlanders Band"
For illustrated descriptive booklet "D" write
BOARD OF TRADE
St. Petersburg, Florida
HOTELS BELONGING TO ST. PETERSBURG HOTEL ASSOCIATION:
SOUTH FLORIDA
ORLANDO
THE HEART OF FLORIDA
lhe center of good roads, five brick highways con?
necting Orlando with Jacksonville and Tampa, connections
Dver Dixie Highway with East and West Coast and through
:o Chicago.
Three Fine 18-Hole Golf Courses in lhe County.
Community of big estates and fine winter homes, ex?
cellent hotels, big business house?, fine churches, clubs,
theatres.
The Heart of the Lake Region.
Fishing and water spoils of all kinds. Centre of Citrus
Fruit Industry of State. Agricultural section of Peninsula.
Winter population, 15,000. Write for Booklet "D."
ORLANDO BOARD OF TRADE
Allison
Mbemarle
Ansonia
Arcade
Belmont
Boyce
Brevard
Centra!
Cincinnati
Dennis
Detroit
Dusenbury Vilij
Eduewater Inn
Fifth Avenue
Floronton
Hollenbeck
Huntington
Kranghurst
La Plaza Hotel
Park House
Poinsettia
Preston Hotel
Sunset Hotel
West Coast Inn
Wijwam
HOTEL ROYAL PALM
FORT MYERS
O-! the beautiful Caloosahatchcc River
Nf?r "tK-hole E<Mf rmirse, Kxceilorit flsblng
and huntiiiRr. Tennis on hotel grounds.
Motoring, ridinp. Sulphur swimming pool.
Orchestr*. Superior cuisine. Accommo?
dates I'OO.
EVERY ROOM WITH PRIVATE BATH
Noto Open. Booklei.
J. L. NELSON, Mgr.
Oldsmar, Fla.,
On Tampa Bay
NEW HOTEL
Wayside Inn
Miles from Tampa on Ses
t.oard Ky. Good Fishing-, Huntini
American Plan, $3 a Day
Land f?r sale, well located, $50
?liage lots %:\i\<) to $1,500; easy tc
e build bungalows.
REOLDS FARMS CO.
?:o7 Moffut B'l'd'g, Detroit, Mic
JL JTsl JLY JL Jl Jt^>
The Garden Spot of the West Coast
EVERYTHING TH E TOURIST AND PLEAS?
URE SEEKER DESIRES IS AT HIS DISPOSAL
IX THE CITY OF TAMPA AND ITS SUR?
ROUNDINGS. THERE IS THAT LUXURY.
THAT CONVENIENCE AND THAT COM
EORT, WITH THE BEST OF ACCOMMODA
TIONS FOR THE RICH AND THE MIDDLE
CLASS.
GOLFING, MOTORING, FISHING, BATH
INC. HUNTING, BOATING AND MANY
OTHER SPORTS AND GAMES PROVIDED BY
THE CITY FOR THE PLEASURE OF THE
TOURIST ARE AT THE COMMAND OF
THOSE WHO VISIT TAMPA.
COME TO TAMPA, ENJOY ITS NATURAL
BEAUTIES, ITS BRACING SALT AIR, THE
MANY SPORTS AND THE MOST PLEASANT
OF SOCIAL LIFE.
TAMPA INVITES YOU. THE CITY
WANTS YOU. THERE IS THAT WELCOME
YOU DESIRE THAT AWAITS YOU.
TAMPA, THE METROPOLIS
Tampa Bay Hotel
Tampa Bay && West Coast of Florida
Season January 1st to April 10th
This magnificent Hotel affords accommodations
of the highest order and is famous for its cuisine.
The hotel is a fire-proof building surrounded by
sixty-five acres of Tropical Park.
Two 18-Hole Golf Courses ?
Palma Ceia Golf Association
James M. Barnes, Professional.
Tampa Automobile and Golf Club
James K. Thompson, Professional,
ideal Climate, Boating, Fishing, Tennis,
Motoring, Hunting with Instructors,
Guides and Attendants.
For Information and Reservations, address
TAMPA BAY HOTEL
W. F. ADAMS, Manager
H. A. HASKELL, Assistant Manager
K
i
BAY VIEW HOTEL
C. H. JEWETT, Proprietor,
TAMDA Official A. A. A. Hotel.
lAMrA Central Loi atlou
rlreproof Construction.
123 Rooms. Kaeh With Bath.
GASPARILLA INN
Boca Grande
Delightfully Situ?t?
>i;gh ?..'less I'.'.-soii ?I
Fine- Golf Course
FRANK If. ABBOTT,
SEABOARD
Air Line Trains
Leave Washington, D. C, com?
mencing Jan. 13 as follows:
Nil. !?
11:13 p. m
So. i
S;0O p. in.
No..".
6:00 p. in.
No. 8
i? :30 a. ni.
:IJp.
P.cepera ready for <????: upancy
: I p. m. Carries through
?' ??-? ? ?? Mi ?ni, Pairo Beach,
E'i ?burg, Ju< ksonville.
arries .-' pera to Jackson
?' lumbia, Plnehurst.
?\irries sleeper for Atlanta and
Birmingham.
" li r o u g h sleepers !<=ave
.. ?? '.-. 1 ., r k at 12:30
night for Jacksonville and
I HIS TRAIN HAS HUES
?UM (INTIM ED. A ci v a nee
New York Office : 1184 Broadway
near 28th Street
Phone, 5644 Madison Square
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FORT MYERS
Florida
THE WINTER HOME OF THOMAS A. RDJSON
AND HENRY FORO.
Golf Course Designed By
Donald J. Ross now Ready
?.'ENTRE OF TARPON FISHING.
SPORT RENDEZVOUS OF HUNTERS FOR
DEER, BE \R, TURKEY \ND WILDCAT.
Writ?- lo
FORT MYERS BOARD OF TRADE
!.. Ci. Biggers, Secretary.
CENTRAL FLORIDA
OCALA
OOALA IS Till: CAPITA!. OF MARION
COUNTY, TH5-; ADVANCED AGRICUL
? I KM, AND STOCK RAISING COUNTY.
(Vine to (?calii and buy a farm that v.tli I? n.
vcsiT 'round money maiter a r: ? t n:: Ideal wlnt?r
home. Ocala l.H-s splondUl schools and flourish-,
?ng rhurchea. While locatlnK your tumi si*nd
tho winter at THE OCALA HOUSE.
ocala 1* near tho r&mouj Pllwr Springs, where
bathing is a delight and Uie sub-sea plant mid
?lsh Ufo as seen from the glass bottomed boa'.?
I* ,i nurer endlhg mystery i > tiio tourLt.
Silver Sprlugs, the flno nine hole turf golf course,
and motor boating 0:1 Lak.? Wnir an? only a few
of tin? mean?! of entertainment offered tho winter
v 1?it??:? ami i?-i-!naii?>iit redi? Xlt o? Oeula. i'vr
: u-tlier Information api?ly lo
Marion County Board of Trade ?
Ocala, I'loriilu.
THE
HILISBORO HOTEL
TAMPA, FLORIDA
Die Newest an?l Finest Hotel In South Florida
ytone und tJteel Construction. Fireproof.
250 Rooms?225 With Bath
DOWNSTAIRS CAFE. ROOF DINING ROOM
Cuesta Admitted to Visitor".' Membership In
PALMA CEIA GOLF CLUB,
Professional, ?Limes Barnes.
ROCKY POINT GOLF CLUB,
Professional, .lames Thompson.
Send for UUlsboro Booklet "D."
GOLFERS' SOUTHERN PARADISE
The BELLEVIEW
BELLEAIR HEIGHTS, FLORIDA
SEASON JANUARY 4TH TO APRIL
Finest Golf in the South at the Famous
BELLEAIR COUNTRY CLUB
For information, booklet, etc., address
C. S. KROM, Manager
LAND OF MANATEE
PALMETTO
MANATEE COUNTY
In the Camoiis Manatee Kiver,
When? Happiness Heroines n Habit
climate, ?00.1 health, good soil, pood crops
urso citrtiK fruits and vegetables. upnorti
? for Inventors and homoaeekers unsurpassei
Ists receive u hearty welcome.
Write for Illustrated Booklet "D"
HOAKD OF TKADi;
THE PLACE TO SPEND
YOUR WINTER
?;?.'..'. npinnJiJ course. Kraus greens; fishing, hunt?
ing, li'nUtngi automobil Inp, canrplirg an?) bathing.
W'uer* It's summer all winter ami there is no
winter. For booklet ;.:.-! other information writs
secretary. Bos.nl of Trade,
BRADENTOWN
SUMMER RESORT
THE GRISWOLD
New London, Conn.
THE
TARPON INN
Tarpon Springs, Florida
December 20 to May?Capacity 200
If you seek Rest, Recreation and
Comfort, amid ideal surroundings, you
will find it at this beautiful Guk Coast
Hotel.
125 Rooms, 80 Private Baths
Superior Cuisine and
Unobtrusive Service
9-HoIe Golf Course
Fishing, Boating;, Bathing.. Motoring,
Dancing.
FRANK W. SWIFT, Mgr.
New York Office, 503 Fifth Avenue.
Tel. Murray Hill 8977.
TOURISTS
TARPON SPRINGS WILL SUIT YOU
because it in one of Florida's most beautiful and ?:;?-tn-da:e littlo
< Itie.". On Gulf Bayous, River and Lakes. A hilly country an :
healthy; pure water; a live, business, prosperous and growing
place.
Write Board of Trade for Booklet No. 4
UNIQUE OI'POKTI NITY TO OBTAIN
ATTRACTIVE FLORIDA BUNGALOW
rc?i::!:
i w:m ( ?i.
?LGR.BA GEORGIA
lilt CAROLIN RESORTS
?'???-?'????' ut h? m Pin? ?'?.! den, Co
?-???' ? ?" nta, Birmingham.
4 All Steel Trains, including
" The Flamingo"
One nigh! m t., Tampa. Palm B'?a?;h, St.
*B*?f ?. >i I, Daytona, Bellealr,
Jackson Clear ,ater, St. Petersburg.
I?'epers
i'?: ? N'ev, Vor':: to Washington
I'nloh Station with Through
jf Seaboard Air Lino truhis leav
? Washington 3:13 I>. M., 7:80 P. M.,
15 P. M. for principal points south.
Train leaving New York, 12:30 night,
carries thru steeper, N. T. to Atlanta and
to Florida.
Booklets. Schedules, P.ates on request.
W. E. CONKLYN, Gen. Ea.t Pa?. Agt,
1184 llroa<inay. New York.
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Newspaper Men Obey
Laws, Hugo Declares
Secretary of State Akc ''raises
Baseball Players and
1 lorseshoers
[Sit D ( '?.'/ respondent J
AlBAXY. Jan. 12. Francis M. liu
Ro, Secrcl . State, ought to get the \
-? ??- ciimmai tendencies ?nijr suose
?JJent convictions are concerned. Hut
,?e of each strayed from the straight
J?d narrow, while three publishers, ton
,!',',':'"??^ l ind sty-nvo printers pot
ft?5 trouble and finally landed in the
The ,.n?-t ..1 :...- ,-..1. ...:....
0 Rebuild Halifax School
Carnegie Corporation Will
Pay for Damages in Explosion
A'- the request of President A. S.
??cKenzio 0f Dolhouaie University,
"???ax, the Carnegie Corporation has
m_._ _? _._
agreed to pay all the damage clone to
the college buildings by the explosion
which partially destroyed the city.
The appeal for aid was made shortly
after the disaster, and the Carnegie
board of directors at its meeting last
Wednesday telegraphed President Mac
Kenzie that the corporation would es?
teem it a "privilege" to repair all the
damage.
-.-? ? ... - --.
Pennsylvania to Have
Non-Partisan League
Labor and Farmers Will
Model Union After West?
ern Organization
[S]>crial Correspondence]
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 12 -With the
formation in a few days of a joint leg?
islative committee to keep watch on
affairs at Harrisburg, the Pennsylvania
Federation of Labor and the Stato
(.'range will have effected an offensive
and defensivo alliance. This coulition
is modelled on the organization which
has recently been effected in the West
between the Non-Partisan League and
the labor interests. The formation of
the Pennsylvania union is the first in?
vasion of the East by this idea.
John A. Phillips, organizer of the
Typographical Union and first vice
president of the Federation of Labor,
is the authority for this statement. He
' also declared that the paramount ac?
tivity of the new coalition would be to
eliminate the middleman and to bring
' the produce of the farms direct to the
table of the toiler.
One of his other assertions was that
the joint legislative committee would
; keep a watchful eye on legislation, and
that the representatives of the farmer
and the workinpman would unite on
every question that, affected these in?
terests, as well as those of the common
people.
"This coalition," said Mr. Phillips,
?"is a part of the nationwide movement
?that will take place, welding the farm
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On the Famous
"East Coast"
SEASON JANUARY 5TH
APRIL 10TM
HOTELCLARENDON
Absolutely
Fireproof
= AND CFA DPFF7i7 RAILROAD STATION
| COTTAGES, ??/A i> ri ?U Hi jL Ej , DAYTO?M
1 Located directly on the Ocean and overlooking T*^,
| one of the finest Beaches in the world. Excel- ' S?fcA.
1 lent 18-hole Golf Course (6300 Yards), Grass jLV?/
1 Greens, Sea Bathing. Fishing, Tennis, Motoring,
1 Horseback Riding, Turkish Baths, Good Motor
?| Roadways, Fireproof Garage.
1 E. L. Potter, Man'g Director;
| ? C. J. Root, Asst. Mgr.
I s Booklet on application at 1180* Broadway, New York.
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Spring
Watklaa, ?. T. ?? Senaea Lake
Open AU V?r Wm. ?. Lt#*g*tU, fVrt.
A MINERAL SPRINGS HEALTH
RESORT AND HOTEL
Winter Conditions fer Taking the
"Cult" Especially DtsirMe
Tli? only plaoe In America wher? the
rieiuhelm Bath? for Heart and Circu?
latory Disorders are given with a
Natural Calolum Chloride Brin?.
NO SHORTAGE OF FUEL. Our
own Heating Md Lighting Plant
la ?uppllftd ?dth abundance of
Hr.tur?! Gai from our own wellj.
Send fyr ?Butiro???* BotMsts
T15?Jackson
Health Resort
DANSVILLE, N. Y.
Wm. E, Leffingwell, Preaid?nt
The Pioneer American "Core"
for iHe treatment of Circulatory. Kidney.
Nutritional and Nervoua Disorder?,
Rheumatism, Gout and Obeeity.
Hydrotherapy. Electrotherapy
?ad Maeaage
Oa Main Line Lackawanna Railroad
Write for Booklet
MAINE'S WINTL'K FAKADISK.
POLAND SPRING ?,0V"?ah w
HOME OF THE FAMOUS POLAND WATER.
Lakewood, N. J . ?'Amerlett's" winter renort.
23 mile? from "?"amp Dis." Ad'lres? Town
Clerk for free booklet und list of hoteia.
crs anil the laborers together for their
own and the good of the masses."
"Do you understand that this is
along: the plans of, the Non-Partisan
League of the West and its alliance
with labor?" he was asked.
"Ves, that Is the plan," he replied,
"and you might also say that this iu
the first instance where the plan ha%
come to the East, and Pennsylvania is
the first state in the East wiiere such
an alliance has been formed."
AUGUSTA, GA.
A convenient and delightful place to
spend your holidays. Good driving and
motoring, excellent saddle horses, two
golf courses and all outdoor sports.
Address C. G. TRUSSELU Manager.
Ideal Home for Fall and Winter
Hotel Montclair
MONTCEAIK. X. .1.
Mf/ST Di:i.1f::iTI-i TT.V SITUATED RESf
DKNTIAL HOTEL IN M.\'.' YORK'S SI.'B
VRBS. OPEN THE I5NTIKE YEAH.
Exclusivo clientele, tiulf. Syleivjtrt
Orchestra. Dancing. Ijigliih Uril!.
Priv. Motor &ua 31 ceta f.achatca?tna Trains
I??R.UDEIUCK C. HAT.T. COMPANY
BARTLETT INN
Now Open ?n American Flan
Best Rooms, Best Bed?, ?Best Table
For ?he Price in
LAKEWOOD. NEW JERSEY
Write for Beautifully lllut:r?trt Booklet
"ONLY ? J MILES FROM CAMP DIX"
LAUREL-IN? HKPINES
LAKEWOOD.NEWJERSEY
A modern hotel in n At Inter Resort
where out-of-door Rpurls arc possible
the entire .1 car.
F. F. SHirTE, Mgr.
Hrnnrh (ifrtco of
(,K(i. A. HUHN ?V ?ON!S. Stock Brokers
LAUREL
HOUSE
Telephone 430. iJikewoort
LAKEWOO D
NEW JKR?IV
niMWoroiraniNim
VTIAMII ( ITV. N. J.
Josiuh \\ hite & s?n^ Company.
GOLFERS' SOUTHERN PARADISE
THE BELLEVIEW""^/:"""
Season J?a. 4 to Aorll. C. S. K.R0M, Manager.
Hotel Chamberlin
at
al Old Point Comfort
?one of America's greatest Resort
Hotels
- .? luxurious horns with disilr;?
tivo social Ufa and reoreatlonu
- -with an equable ell ma to which
permits eea bathing tho jeur
round
- ; ;i unsurpassed location on
Hampton Roads, t!,?-- Military
and Na\?il headquarters of our
? oimtry
? j. private 18 hoi?? eoli courue
- an exceptional sea-food c?ilsi;i?>
- ilelt? loua, appetizing, Southern
.?:lng
',.:. , ? i? :..->. ' c omplcte El ? tro
7 i -,, i rot ?lerapuutiu 1.'.-- ::i'..'. .-i i:. :???. ;
. . Amerl? a
Ti.r interesting booklet address
GEO. F. ADAMS, Manager
Hotel Chamberlin, Fortress Monroe, Va.
AUGUSTA GEORGIA.
The Lenwood
NEW TOURIST HOTEL
ON THE SAND HILLS
mar to and overlooking
"CAMP HANCOCK"
Brick and stone, r-onetnictlon, elite roof;
moat modem arid substantial throughout. Ilia
fluent, winter tourist hotel In tieoigla or the
Carolinas; opened December I.
I'tr r?servations addrws _
A. V. CUSHING, *
Associate Manager.
OTELGRAMATAN
2S Minutes from Grand t'entrai.
A city hotel In a country setting. AU
outdoor sports. Full Trala s i;??<l?i:-*.
bpecial rutoa for six irto?tiu or raota.
HOTEL GRAMA I YN,
Lawrence l'ark, Bronxvllle, N.Y.
Asa 0. Gallup, Vlce-Prtaldent.
BUSINESS CHANCES
AXIIiINB COLONS.- English Arm with first class
connections amongst Dyers a-i'l Calico Printe?,
etc . thiMnselvea manufacturing a Email rang? of
colors, ara open to represar.', for England, aa
American firm In ?oler? and lntenn?>Ilat? products.
Replies to Boi 2663, Harti?on.'s Advertising Agency,
Sail '.>ury Situare, London, K. C. i, England.
INTERIOR decorating, painting, furnishing, wa
an?aua b?isirj??s : largest ettabllshmemt of lu Und
In Brooklyn; partner to tako attire half Interest;
spier.,lid chance for man or woman v?iUi $7.500 at.d
Interest for this kind of work; ?raie and bank ref?
eront?*, is. <;., Box I?, Tribune Ot?co.
FUR SALE EXPERT STENOGRAPHER
Publlo Men'njrapru- office, located In highest class
offline building In New York: completely apjlppod
first class It: every particular. D ?'.. Box 200, Trib?
ut, o uf?icc.
CHICAGO REPRESENTA TI YE wants men's weal
lineo, with or without sortie?, simple, d???k rouru
reasonable. Address euro Of-Kit Co., ?i? B'wgy,
INSTRUCTION
business schools
SECRETARIAL AND BUSINESS TRAINING
DRAKE SCHOOL
: 51 Nassau Street, opp. New York City Hall.
Surrounded by over 40.000 offices, in the midst
OH Amerliii'H ??rfatest Business Section.
A POSITION IS GUARANTEED TO VOU!
.. . S Days, ?:J0 A. M. to S P. M.
1K. ? ? Nights, any timo after 5 P. M.
921 8th AVE.
SCJipOL
FOR
DANCING
Tel. Col. 4684
heuil for Kree IIIii?.trut?'?l HooUlet.
Ol'KN DAILY !0 A. M. To 11 IV M.
SCHOOL AGENCIES
American and Foreign TeaeherV Agency.?
Supplies Professors, Teachers, Tutors,
Governesses, etc., to Colleges, Schools and
Families. Apply to Mrs. M. J. YOUNG
FULTON', 23 Union Square.
BUSINESS CARDS
TYPEWRITERS
NON-VIS?BLES, 3 MONTHS $5
VISIBLES, 3 MONTHS $7.50
Initial Payment Applied if Purchased
Factory Rebuilt Typewriters
SPECIAL
No. 10 Remington $50.00
Other Makes $25 to $75
Tr adema
o? e year.
and g
telephone or ??rite
American Writing Machine Co
idway, at Worth St.
80 Y. 23d fit., opp. Madison At.
113 \V. 4^d St., at 'limes Square..
Tnl B403
iYar.kilXi.
ANTIQUES, CURIOS, ETC.
KI'.I.K'S ART GALLERY, in:, West 4Cd BU?Xn
Itques, i-urlos, old jBjre'-?, silverware, rare fan?,
paintings, mlmatur'-s ai.d iveapous. Old cold bought.
CARPET CL KA NINO
CAREFUL CAUrET CLEANING CO.?C?eant bj
??mprf^s.-d alr, bteain. t:ar.d or on flour. IMS
Broadway. 421 Eagt 4SU* ?t. ?JOE A BtiAN'UX.
Tel. 132?3Sth.
DIAMONDS
DIAMONDS
BOUGHT. HIGHEST I'ltll ES l'Ail).
HOWARD S. KENNEDY, 170 BROADWAY.
FOR SALE.? I'rlr.ceis Ring, 50 Diamonds.J2S0
Sinar.' I?iajT'-nJ Ring, 64 Diamonds, Sapphire,
1'iatlnum .3SO
1 Platinum Diamond King, ?Jt Diamonds.400
1 firiKy Kipf, ? large white, 1 largo Hnk Earogu?
Pearl, in Diamonds, U>aT D,?lg'i.100
Otbera $23 to $75. In. pi-1 loa lnt?t.ed
Mr. BENNETT. 175 Broadway, i I'pstaJrs.)
DETECTIVES
WESTLOTORN'8 DETECTTVB AGENCY.
1 Fliadowlr.g. co.vflicntlal liiffatlgaUon*. Ac. 21
Ku', 42. Telephone Murray 11111?2(43.
OLD GOLD AND SILVER
' WORN OIT GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT BT
R. LONGMAN'S SONS, Gold a.\d Silv?? Keffers
1 ? John st.
BORG Buys Diamond?., r.M Gold. 8?:>er. Platinum.
Ar.uqura art Pavti TicV.e;? 146 \V. i.'3d st.
STORAGE AND MOVING
SCHILLINGER'8 VAX AND STORAGE COM
i iwiy. Inoori^ra'id ?Su?rage, moTlng, packing,
i fcldpplj.g. motor rai.s for long dulauo? morlng
' 206 Li-t 63d ?'_ '1'?_j IS Plug.
i
INSTRUCTION ; INSTRUCTION
NEU J ERSE Y?Lake wood NEW JERSEY?Lakewood
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Blake School for Boys
LAKEWOOD, NEW JERSEY
To parents: This school is inter- * ?tir faculty is composed of men ?t
csted in the education mui develo}?- wide experience in preparing boys
ment of your boy. Our facilities for college. Upper school for boys
enable us to have small classes, from 14 loT9 years. Lower school
averaging about three boys, in for boys under M.
order that each boy may receive a ^ Constant thought and attention
large degree of individual instruc- is given to the moral and physical
tion?and consequently make rapid development of the boy. Ti??- eli
advancement. Boys who have failed mate is healthful and invigorating,
to make progress in schools when- Our saddle horses are for the use
there are larger classes and less in- of the boys. A nearby lake affords
dividual attention succeed here and skating in winter and boating in
are rapidly prepared for college. summer. Other sports provided,
Address Registrar for Catalogue
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NEW YORK?Manhattan
Berkeley-Irving School
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"From Primary to College"
ThlrtJ-eighth year. All grau?? Small classes.
Individual lnstrucrtion. Gymnasium. Swim?
ming Pool, Playground. Send for illustrated
catalogue. Telephone Schuyl? 4S30.
I,. D. RAY. Headmaster_
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Colle?? ?- Reg?! U IJxam.s. SOth ;.-*?/ M ol?vate Fe??.
Mski'? ? ?ludy of tito individual student
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slty: trial lesson freo. Writo I.. SAVAGE, 277
Broadway, Room 1.70?.
NEW \OKK? Manhattan
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218 Llvlntston Strsrt.
T5RMS MAY BB BEGUN AT ANY TOO.
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11th \ear at SIS 1 ?ftli Ave.. Sind ?t.
NEW ?OKK-Harrison.
Rye Country School
Harrison P. O.. N. V. f?u\ i pr"pared for
HOTCHKISS, GROTON. ANDOVKHA oth-r
schools. Special raton for Bva-day boarder?.
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE
24 hour elevator service
?a convenient feature
in the Tribune Building,?access to your
office at all ?time. We can ahow you
single offices or suites, or will subdividr
to suit your needs.
The building is well run with plenty
of air and light and tile rentals ?tc
moderate for the location?but a step
to th? Brooklyn Bridge, subway and
elevated.
For floor plan, more information, or an
appointment to see the offices 'phone
our afent on premises, Lf?la? 3000
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