A COUNTRY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Prepares for Barnard, EL PASO SCHOOL for GIRLS

Anne Channing wants to know, so that she can tell you about the delightful new travel books on the country which is your destination. Write to her at the ATLANTIC MONTHLY BOOKSHOP, 8 Arlington street, Boston.

CAMP FENIMORE

On Beautiful Lake Otsego at Cooperstown,
N. Y. A small exclusive riding camp for a limited
number of desirable boys, 6 to 12, from cultured
Christian homes. Write for illustrated booklet.
Mrs. Clifford I. Braider, 242 East 19th Street,
New York.

Also Companion Camp for Girls

PASSUMPSIC

On Lake Fairlee, Ely, Vermont. 15th Season

A summer after a boy's heart. Every land and water sport. Fun and adventure with experienced counselors. Ages 8-15. Separate groups. Booklet. Mr. and Mrs. David Ralph Starry, 1309 Denmark Rd., Plainfield, N. J.

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