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12 THE CHRISTIAN NATION. Vol. 59.
CHRISTIAN COLLEGES.
M U S K I N G U M C O L L E G E
THE INSTITUTION FOR YOU. NEW CONCORD, OHIO
Academy member ot North Central Association,
OoUege, Conservatory, Schools of .Kxpres- ..„ „.„. . ^.^-,^„„.„ ...^.. .„.. ........
states and four foreign countries. Representa­ L e a d i n g N e w Y o r k Hotels
UnlTBraltleB. Departments of Agriculture, tive won the State, the Trl-State and the Inter-
Blon and Art. 'Work fully accredited at Loading and State 119 Oratorical Colleges this and Universities.
year over thirteen states
Domestic Science and Normal Work
Elegant location, best environment, reasonable
expenses.
'THE DOWN TOWN HOTEL" INTHE HEART OF NEWYORK
Faculty of thirty. University trained-Harvard,
Columbia, Wisconsin, Chicago, Pennsylvania,
etc. Five studying this summer. Semester opens September 16.
COSMOPOLITAN
HERALD SQUARE
Summer Bible Conference August 1-10. Fall
Student body ot 607, representing eighteen J. KNOX MONTQOMERY, President.
aE^NEVA COLLEGE, Beaver Ealls, Fa.
The one college under the legal control of the Covenanter Church
and therefore unique. Among Covenanters it should have no competitors.
Particularly strong in the fieldof political and social science. Geneva
has a timely message that ambitious students cannot afford to miss.
Geneva is a college of liberal culture. She stands for the broad and
liberal educatiou that must underlie narrow, technical training.
Geneva's educational ideals are the highest. She has constantly resisted
the temptation to seek numbers at the expense of literary standing.
Character is paramount. Knowledge and culture without Christian
character are barren. The college motto, "For Christ and Country," is
stamped upon Geneva diplomas and upon the hearts of Geneva's sons and
daughters.
Beautiful location. Safe environment. Progressive spirit. Representative
and growing attendance. Rates moderate and opportunities for selfhelp
abundant. A limited number of scholarships carrying free tuition
available.
For information address,
W. HENRY GEORGE, President, Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania.
W h e a t o n C o l l e g e
HOTEL
Thirty-fourth Street and
West Broadway and Chambers
Broadway «
Street
Within easy access of all subway
snd elevated railway lines in
the city.
Rooms $1.00 per day and up.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
' riRST CLASS
BEITflDliaNT aim LUNCH BOOIH.
Bxcelleit Service—Flic Muilc.
PRICES POPULAR.
HOTEL
One block from New Penn. R. R,
Station. Baggage free to
and from this stationi
EUROPEAN PLAN.
psolBtely Flre Proof.
eirinoiieni improYemeiits.
Telephone in Every Room.
R«oms, wllb detached katb, $1.50 per day ap
Roomi, with prirate balb, $2.00 per day tp
Ladies' antf fientleiqeK's BestaDraiif.
UNEXCELLED
SERVICE.
PRICES MODERATE.
Wheaton, 111.
C. F. Wildey & 5 o n , Proprietors.
A college of the best type, true to tne traditions of the
American College. One of the most beautiful spots in the world.
One of our best academies under the same control as the
college.
Strong work in all college lines. Bible study, Ancient
languages, Modern languages, English, Science, Mathematics,
History, etc.
Please send for catalogtie.
CONTINENTAL
T H E
H. A. FISCHER, Treas.
CHARLES A. BLANCHARD, Prest.
HOTEL
Chestnut Street corner of Ninth
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'Tiie moat economical and enjoyable outing in America
WHERE you CAN GO—Daily service Is operated
between Detroit and Cleveland Detroit and Buffalo;
four trips weekly between Toledo, Detroit, Mackmao
island and way ports. '0