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A home town enterprise backed by national experience

An Advertisement of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company

TELEPHONE

AMERICAN TRU

BELL

SYSTEM

ASSOCIATED

THE Bell System is a home town enterprise in operation so that each community may have service that suits its needs. It is a national enterprise in research, engineering and manufacture so that every telephone user may have the best that concentration and quantity production can achieve.

There are twenty-four operating companies devoting their energies to telephone problems throughout the United Statesfor example, the Northwestern Bell Telephone Company operating throughout Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota and South Dakota. It has 11,000 men and womenfriends and neighbors of the other people in their towns working to maintain in its

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TELEGRAPH.CO

COMPANIES

territory the best standards in telephony now known.

In New York, in the American Telephone and Telegraph Company and. the Bell Laboratories, are 5000 persons, including scientists, engineers and consultants in management, engaged in inventing better apparatus and discovering better ways to do things.

The Northwestern Company with its 11,000 employees has the use of all that this group of 5000 in New York discover and perfect. Likewise the other twenty-three operating companies. They are regional organizations adapted to local conditions, but behind every telephone in city or hamlet is the national organization for the development of the telephone art.

Massachusetts

Lasell Seminary

FOR YOUNG WOMEN

10 Miles from Boston

Two-year courses for high school graduates. Strong Home Economics course with both theory and practice. Excellent opportunities in all departments of Music, with Concert work. Chorus, Glee Club and Orchestra. Secretarial, College Preparatory, Art and Dramatic Expression courses. Gymnasium, swimming pool, golf, tennis, skating, skiing, tobogganing, horseback riding. Delightful home life and friendly atmosphere. A separate school for younger girls. Catalogs on application. GUY M. WINSLOW, Ph.D., Prin.

135 Woodland Road, Auburndale, Mass.

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associated with the School of Fine Arts and Crafts. Courses combine academic studies of college grade with work in fine arts or music. Small classes. For illustrated booklet,

Address: The Director, 102 Fenway, Boston, Mass.

The Massachusetts General Hospital

TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NURSES

Regular three-year course requires high school diploma. Time allowance to college graduates with accredited courses. Five-year course in affiliation with Simmons College giving B.S. degree. Maintenance, text books and uniforms supplied to members of the training school. Entrance February and September. SALLY JOHNSON, R.N., Principal.

BOSTON, MASS.

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62nd Year. Young men and young women find here a homelik atmosphere, thorough and efficient training in every department of a broad culture, a loyal and helpful school spirit. Liberal en dowment permits liberal terms, $500 to $600 per year. Special course in domestic science. For catalogue and information address, ARTHUR W. PEIRCE, Litt.D., Box F.

An Endowed

ROGERS HALL School for Girts

College Preparatory and Academic Courses. Two year Graduate Course. Gymnasium. Swimming-pool. Outdoor Sports. Facs Rogers Fort Hill Park. Twenty-six miles from Boston.

Miss Olive Sewall Parsons, Principal, Lowell, Mass.

MONSON ACADEMY

For Boys

College Preparatory. Endowed. Instruction fitted to individual needs. Small classes. Modern, homelike. Close supervis Exercise for all. Rate $950.

BERTRAM A. STROHMEIER, Headmaster,
Box A, Monson, Ma

WALNUT HILL SCHOOL

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ear Boston. Thorough College Preparation, also Two Year Grad-
ate Course. New Art Studio. French House.
Iusic. Fine Riding Horses. Separate Junior School.
Miss Gertrude E. Cornish, Principal, Norton, Mass.

THE EAGLE WING SCHOOL

ORLEANS, MASS. College preparatory and general courses for girls who have ompleted two years of high-school work. ROXANA H. VIVIAN, h.D., Principal; MARY ELIDA RUST, Warden. Address MISS IVIAN, Box 297, Back Bay Post Office, Boston, Mass.

WILBRAHAM

More than a century of service in preparing boys for college and for life. Gaylord W. Douglass, Headmaster. Wilbraham, Mass.

GRAY GABLES

Com

Boarding Department of the Bancroft School of Worcester.
plete College Preparation. One year review for Board Examinations.
For catalog address:
HOPE FISHER, PH.D., BANCROFT SCHOOL, WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS.

Missouri

Lindenwood College

Standard college for young women. Two and four year courses. Accredited. Conservatory advantages. 50 minutes from St. Louis. 101st year. Every modern facility. Catalog. J. L. ROEMER, Pres., Box 1428, St. Charles, Mo.

New Hampshire

Stoneleigh By The Sea

Beautiful

COLLEGE PREPARATORY AND JUNIOR COLLEGE COURSES.
estate. Attractive fireproof mansion. 50 miles north of Boston.
Isabel Cressler, Caroline Sumner, Principals
Rye Beach, New Hampshire

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Progressive methods. Excellent modern equipment. Gymnasium.
25 acre athletic field. All sports. Moderate rates. Separate
Junior School. Experienced house mothers. Catalogue.
George L. Plimpton, Headmaster.

Tilton, N. H.

WORCES

ORCESTER

THOROUGH COLLEGE PREPARATION FOR BOYS 93RD YEAR
For Catalog Address, Worcester Academy, Worcester,

WALTHAM SCHOOL FOR GIRLS

en miles from Boston. College Preparatory, General and Special Courses. Outdoor activities. Homelike Atmosphere. Christian nfluence, 69th year. Moderate terms. Separate Residence for Girls to 12 years. LOUISE FAY, PRINCIPAL, Waltham, Mass.

PINE MANOR¬

A School for Home Efficiency

ATWO-YEAR Course for the graduates

of Dana Hall and other secondary schools. Higher cultural studies, with emphasis on all subjects pertaining to the management_of the home. Country life and sports. Fourteen miles from Boston. Catalog on application.

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Massachusetts.

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(Fifty minutes from New York)

A country school with beautiful grounds. College preparatory and General Courses. (Over fifty girls in leading colleges today.) Resident Department carefully restricted. Special attention to Music and Art. Athletics, Dramatics, Riding.

EMELYN B. HARTRIDGE, Vassar A.B., Principal
Plainfield, New Jersey

PREPARATORY SCHOOL J. B. Fine, Headmaster Preparatory for all colleges. Rapid progress. Limited number of pupils and freedom from rigid class organization. Excellent equipment. Special attention to athletics and moral welfare. New gymnasium. 55th year. For catalog address Box A, Princeton, N. J.

PRINCETON

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Cathedral School. GARDEN of Saint Mary

NEW YORK

N. Y.

College Preparatory and General Courses. Right_Rev. Ernest M. Stires, Pres. of Board. Miss Miriam A. Bytel, Principal.

MANLIUS

A Training for Life

General William Verbeck, President

BOX 386, MANLIUS, NEW YORK

David Dannes Pusic School

Artistic guidance under a distinguished faculty for students of all grades and ages.

157 East 74th Street, New York City

Butterfield 0010

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RIVERDALE School for Boys

Well-Balanced Program. One of the Best College
Board Records. Athletics. Student Activities. Music.
Fire-Proof Dormitory. 21st year. For catalog address
FRANK S. HACKETT, Head Master, RIVERDALE-ON-HUDSON, N. Y.

REPTON SCHOOL

Meets the requirements of the young boy
For Boys 6 to 15. English University Masters.
Prepares for best college prep schools.

V. WILLOUGHBY BARRETT, Headmaster, Box A, TARETTOWS. X I

RUSSELL SAGE COLLEGE

Founded by Mrs. Russell Sage.

Liberal Arts, Secretarial Work, Household Economics and Nursing
B.A. and B.S. degrees.
Address SECRETARY

RUSSELL SAGE COLLEGE, TROY, NY

Ohio

GLENDALE

JUNIOR College and Preparatory. Est. 1854. A school for 50 girls. Tutorial system. Music. Home i nomics, Art, Secretarial. Rates $1000-$1200 Suburban Cincinnati. THE GLENDALE COLLEGE, Inc., Be 118, Glendale, Ohio.

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