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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES CONNECTICUT RlDGEFIELD SCHOOL FOR BOYS 50 miles from New York, in the highlands of the Berkshires. All water sports, athletic fields, gymnasium. New boat house. Limited number of boys allows each student individual attention. Roland J. Mulford, Ph.D., Headmaster, Ridgefield, Conn. LOOMIS A school that prepares for business or agricultural life, Harvard, Yale and other leading colleges. 150 acres; school farm; 6 new fireproof buildings; gymnasium; athletic fields; cinder track. $2,000,000 endowment. $400 a year. Address N. H. Batchelder, A.M., Headmaster, Windsor, Conn. RUMSEY HALL In the Litchfield Hills. Young boys prepared for secondary schools. Athletics under supervision. Address Louis H. Schutte, M.A., Headmaster, Box H, Cornwall, Connecticut. INGLESIDE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS The Misses Tewksbury, Principals, New Milford, Litchfield County, Conn. THE ELY SCHOOL For Girls. In the country. One hour from New York City. Certificates to Vassar and the New England Colleges. Ely Court, Greenwich, Connecticut. Last-Minute Haste in so important a matter as the selection of a school is always to be deplored. Parents would find it advantageous to give ample time in which to study and determine the proper school. School and College Service, SCRIBNER'S MAGAZINE, 599 Fifth Avenue, New York- PENNSYLVANIA THE BALDWIN SCHOOL A Country School for Girls, Jane L. <strong>Brown</strong>ell, A.M., Head of the School. Elizabeth Forrest Johnson. A.B., Associate Head of School. Box F. Bryn Mawr, Penna. MERCERSBURG ACADEMY Offers a thorough physical, mental and moral training for college or business. Under Christian masters from the great universities. Located in the Cumberland Valley, one of the most picturesque spots of America. New gymnasium. Equipment modern. Write for catalog. Address Box 104. William Mann Irvine, LL.D., Headmaster, Mercersbury, Pa. MARYLAND THE TOME SCHOOL An Endowed Preparatory School. Illustrated Book on Request. Thomas Stockham Baker, Ph.D., Port Deposit, Md. NOTRE DAME OF MARYLAND A College for Women—conducted by the School Sisters of Notre Dame to train the body, mind and spirit—to develop true womanhood. Magnificent buildings in a beautiful park of 70 acres. Rowing, basketball, tennis, hockey. Instructors all specialists. Regular and elective courses. Music, Art. Write for catalog. Charles Street Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland. INDIANA ELMHURST Country school for girls, where health is considered first. Outdoor sleeping, study and exercise. Certificate admits to colleges. Number limited. R. F. D. 6, Box 2, Connersville, Indiana. FLORIDA FLORIDA OPEN AIR SCHOOL A Boarding and Day School for Girls on Cedar River, Jacksonville, Fla. College Preparatory, Elective and Post Graduate Courses. Music. Certificate admits to leading colleges. Gymnasium, outdoor sleeping porches, all single rooms. Field and aquatic sports. Resident Physical Director. For Prospectus, Mrs. Langdon Caskin, Principal, 1 Vernon Terrace, Jacksonville, Fla. OGONTZ SCHOOL Founded in 1850. A country school for young ladies. Near Philadelphia and New York. Jay Cooke estate, 65 acres. Miss Abby A. Sutherland, Principal, Montgomery Co., Penna. THE MISSES SHIPLEY'S SCHOOL Preparatory to Bryn Mawr College. Special educational and social opportunities of situation opposite Bryn Mawr College. College Preparatory and Academic Courses. New gymnasium and school rooms. For circular, address The Secretary, Box J, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania. MINNESOTA COLLEGE OF SAINT TERESA Standard Degree Courses in Arts, Science, Music. Vocational Elective Courses in Music, Art and Home Economics. Catalogue and course announcements mailed on application. Winona, Minn. VIRGINIA SWEET BRIAR COLLEGE A College for Women. A four years' collegiate course leads to the A.B. degree. A sub-freshman course prepares for college. Located in the Piedmont section of Virginia. Catalogue and views sent on application. Dr. Mary K, Benedict, President, Box 108, Sweet Briar, Virginia. The Best Magazine for school advertising is the one which has weight and influence in the homes where the advantages of the Private School are recognized, appreciated, and acted upon. Such a medium builds up an institution by supplying it with students who will be a credit to it. 30 In answering advertisements please mention SCRIBNER'S MAGAZINE
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES DRAMATIC AND APPLIED ARTS CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS ABRAHAM LINCOLN said: We can teach you by Mail in your own Home our Easy Method of Drawing. 'I will Commercial study and artists get, earn from $25.00 TO $100.00 PER WEEK. ready and maybe We GUARANTEE my chance will come'.' You a Position or Refund Your Money We furnish FREE to each Student a complete DRAWING OUTFIT. Write today for Particulars and SCHOOL OF APPLIED ART Dept. 15 Battle Creek, Mich. American Academy of Dramatic Arts Founded in 1884 Connected with Mr. Charles Frohman's Empire Theatre and Companies Franklin H. Sargent For Catalogue and Information, apply to The Secretary, Room 150, Carnegie Hall, New York TEACHERS' AGENCY The Pratt Teachers' Agency 70 Fifth Avenue, New York Recommends teachers to colleges, public and private schools in all parts of the country. Advises parents about schools. CORRESPONDENCE Wm. O. Pratt, Mgr. SCHOOLS Born in a log cabin, Abraham Lincoln had little chance to acquire an education. President But he was determined to succeed. Some day," he said, "my chance will come. So he studied and got ready. And his chance DID come. Your chance will come. Some day you'll be considered for promotion or for a good job in some other line of work. If you are ready, you'll go up. And you CAN get ready. No matter if your schooling was limited—if you do have to work long hours. If you really want a better job, the International Correspondence Schools can train you for it at home during your spare time. The University of Chicago HOME STUDY 23d Year in addition to resident Mark the Coupon NOW work, offers also instruction by correspondence. For detailed information address U. of C. (Div. F) Chicago. Ill. All the Schools represented in SCRIBNER'S are good schools. If you want further information about any of these, or about any school in the country, or if you want help in determining which school may best meet your needs, Write the School and College Service. SCRIBNER'S. The service is free. YOUR Chance Will Come Every month more than 400 I. C S. Students voluntarily report promotions or salary increases due to I. C S. help. What the I. C S. have done for these men they can do for YOU. Just mark the position or occupation you most like and mail the coupon to the I. C S. INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS Box 922, SCRANTON, PA. Explain, without any obligation on my part, how I can qualify for the position before which I mark X: LANGUAGES Quickly Learned AT H 0 M E by the Original Salesmanship Civil Service Phonographic Method German French-English-ltalian-Spanish , Electrical Engineer Elec. Lighting Supt. Telephone Expert Architect Bookkeeping Stenography & Typewriting Window Trimming Show Card Writing or any other language learned quickly and easily Building Contractor Lettering & Sign Painting by the Cortina Method at home with Architectural Draftsman Advertising Disk Cortina - Records. Write for free Structural Engineer Commercial Illustrating booklet today; easy payment plan.Cortina Academy of Languages Concrete CORTINA Construction - Industrial PHONE Designing 1404 Mecca Bldg., 1600 Broadway, Corner 48th Street, New York Mechan. engineer Commercial Law Mechanical Draftsman Automobile Running Civil Engineer English Branches Mine Superintendent Poultry Farming Stationary Engineer Teacher Spanish Plumbing & Steam Fitting Gas Engines Agriculture French Chemist Name . _^_____„ Present Employer Street and No. City ___^_^___ States German In answering advertisements please mention SCRIBNER'S MAGAZINE 3l
Page 1 and 2: FEBRUARY 1915 VOL.LVII No. 2 THE MO
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