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Orders and copy for Classified Advertisements must be received with remittance 'ten days before the date of issue when it is intended the advertisement shall first appear. Address : ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT, THE OUTLOOK, 381 FOURTH AVENUE, NEW YORK CITY Europe the Battlefields Hotel Le Marquis No Reasonable Offer Refused EGYPT the and HOLY LAND NORTH CAMPS CASTLE INN Tours and Travel Tours and Travel Hotels and Resorts Real Estate INTERCOLLEGIATE TOURS to NEW YORK CITY CONNECTICUT EUROPE Sail in April, May, and June. Churches, Galleries, Alpine Summits, Italian Hill Towns. Superb routes, splendid leaders. 38 Tours,Exceptional Variety in Routes and Prices 12 East 31st Street the year. Box 238, Guilford, Conn. 65-A Franklin St., Boston, Mass. FLORIDA New York Combines every convenience and home FOR SALE or RENT comfort, and commends itself to people of Completely Furnished, 8 and 4 Room Cottages, 24 CONNECTICUT refinement wishing to live on American Plan acres in grove, facing Indian River,near Rock and be within easy reach of social and drar ledge. Secure now. Blair, Box 32, Cocon, Fla matic centers. Sicily and Greece : : NORTH DAKOTA JOHN P. TOLSON. and golf. Excellent table. Automobile parties. The Triangle Bar Ranch Must Be Sold Write for further information to NEW YORK at a Bargain to Settle an Estate The Bureau of University Travel MAINE FENTON HOUSE Adirondacks 15 Boyd Street Newton, Mass. This fine sheltered summer and winter 18 Cottages range is located in western North Dakota on the Little Missouri River, near the famous Deer Isle, Me. C. FENTON PARKER, Number Four, N. Y. Maltese Cross Ranch (formerly owned by the BENNETT'S TRAVEL BUREAU Hotel, Tents, Cottages. Center of the Penob late Theodore Roosevelt). The Triangle Bar scot Bay Resort Region. Ranch is ideal in location, has good buildings INDEPENDENT AMERICAN TOURS Rates reduced for September, with special PENNSYLVANIA and corrals, an abundance of coal, unlimited SOUTH AMERICA advantages of table, rooms, and recreations. AROUND THE WORLD Booklet. Hereford information gladly furnished. Minneapolis 506 Fifth Ave., New York Trust Company, Minneapolis, Minnesota. PENNSYLVANIA The Fireproof Inn of the Water Gap F bargain Brick building, modern in every SALE-College Inn. A real Unique and cozy. Steam heated, open fires. horses. Sight-seeing cars to view the world. College inn. Directly opposite rapidly growMAINE renowned scenery. Also trolley rides through ing college for women. Town and college the mountains. For booklet and special rates need and will liberally support an Inn. Part Fall Days in Address T. T. Dolbey, Castlo Inn. time to responsible purchaser. 2,971, Outlook. the Rangeley Region Formerly The Palmer, Lakewood, N. J. If so, write to Secretary Individual cabins, main dining-room. Fishing, RHODE ISLAND hunting, garage. Excellent table. Address JAPAN HOTEL ASSOCIATION H. LINCOLN NORTH, Rangeley, Maine. Health Resorts To Let-Camp Site At Prudence Island Care Traffic Dept. for 1921. Will accommodate 100 MASSACHUSETTS IMPERIAL GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS BYRAM LAKE HEALTH FARM people and can be secured this fajl. Best time to_inspect same is the present. Apply TOKYO John D. Sawyer, Pawtucket, R. I. When ill or convalescent or in for 120-page Guide Book Free HOTEL PURITAN need of rest or recuperation AGENTS WANTED When writing please mention“ Outloole." THE DISTINCTIVE BOSTON HOUSE by farm produce. Outdoor gymnasium, Your inquiries gladly answered Mgr each. Square deal. Particulars free. Rusler Parties enrolling now. Company, Johnstown, Ohio. “ INTERPINES” INSYDE TYRES-inner armor for autoprices. Most interesting routes. Beautiful, quiet, restful and homelike. 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Richardson, Mgr., Dunedin, Fla. A. O'Connor, 21 Spruce St., New York City. JAPAN EUROPE 1921 | T-Costello mga THE LESLIE THE WELDON HOTEL DUNEDIN LODGE ROUND THE WORLD FOR THE HOME GOLDEN Bantam sweet corn home canned in glass. Alma Hibbard, Gansevoort, N. Y. BERKSHIRE HILLS, MASSACHUSETTS THE GREYLOCK Dr. Vail's Sanatorium An exclusive resort in the beautiful N. Y. At the Western End of the Mohawk Trail NOW OPEN SEND FOR COPY OF WOMEN'S GOODS DAINTY hand-made and hand-embroidered collar and cuff sets on organdies and nets. Order now and get your fall suit dressed up. Write for sketches. William Moore Co., Re tail Dept., Davenport, Iowa. OTHER FOREIGN TOURS Europe South America Japan China Boston 4 ton Square People to Get Well ROBERT LIPPINCOTT WALTER, M.D. Business Situations RAILWAY traffic inspectors earu_from $110 to $200 per month and expenses. Travel if desired. Unlimited advancement. No age limit. We train you. Positious furnished uuder guarantee. Write for booklet CM27. 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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES Educational Advantages of French Switzerland For information concerning boarding schools for boys and girls in vicinity of Lausanne, inquire of American-AngloSwiss Educational Agency. Best references and patronage. MAJEL K. BROOKS, 1928 University Ave., New York City. GA ESTABLISHED 1897 00 TRAINING SCHOOLS FOR NURSES Elizabeth, New Jersey NEW YORK CITY St. John's Riverside Hospital Training UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY School for Nurses Broadway at 120th Street New York City Eighty-fifth year begins September 22nd. 1.920. YONKERS, NEW YORK Registered in New York State offers a 3 years' course-as general training, to refined, educated women. Requirements one year high school or its equivalent. Apply to the Directress of Nurses, Yonkers, New York. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED WANTED— Teachers all subjects. Good as Business Situations WRITE photoplays: $25-$300 paid anyone lor suitable ideas. Experience wamecessary ; complete outline free. Producers League, 138, St. Louis. Companions and Domestic Helpers DIETITIANS, superintendents, cafeteria managers, governesses, matrous, housekeepers. Miss Richards, Providence, East Side Box 5. Boston, Fridays, 11 to 1, 16 Jackson Hall, Trinity Court. Address Providence. EXPERIENCED nurse for child two years, Protestant preferred, about 30 years old. Address Box 203, New Britain, Conn., giving experience, references, and wages expected. HOUSEKEEPER Middle-aged woman, to do simple housekeeping for woman writer, three young children; good bome; city, country. 8,886, Outlook. PLACEMENT BUREAU for employer and employee : superintendents, housekeepers, matrons, governesses, attendants, secretaries, mother's helpers. 51 Trowbridge St., Cambridge, Mass. AMERICAN pursery governess desired for little girl six years. Knowledge of physical care necessary. Mrs. H. A. Ross, Spring Lake, N. J. WANTED-Housekeeper to keep house for group of business women. Work not all strenuous; home attractive. New York City. 8,884, Outlook. UNUSUAL vacancy Sept. 15 for refined nurse for children 1% and 3. Country place. Generous salary and allowances. Applicants for consideration state age, experience, qualifications, and value set on services. Address P. O. Box 187, Auburu, Schuylkill County, Pa. WANTED - Mother's helper or nursery governess for four little girls. Prefer one able to teach French or else to sew well. Write Mrs. Henry Welch, 74 Forest St., Hartford, Conn. HELP WANTED NURSE or mother's helper, lover of chil- WANTED-Experienced nursery governess for boy six years. Some hospital training or knowledge of practical nursing required. Location Detroit, Mich. 8,898, Outlook. WANTED a properly paid member of family of five, refined and Christian womnau competent to take charge as nurse and mother's helper of two children, ages three and one. Correspondence or personal interview is desired. Mrs. Geo. E. Dimnock, Jr., 778 Orange St., New Haven. Telephone Liberty 4344-3. WANTED-Two refined New England wo- Teachers and Covernesses TEACHERS wanted for emergency vacan- WANTED-Competent teachers for public TEACHERS WANTED for positions at sal- WANTED—Governess between ages of 25 SITUATIONS WANTED Professional Situations Business Situations EXECUTIVE secretary and community TRAINED business woman wishes resident WOMAN companion and secretary to POSITION wanted by cultured young lady, Protestant, as companion to lady or governess to children. 8,877, Outlook. WIDOW with girl four years old wishes position as matron, housekeeper, or mother's helper. References. 8,883, Outlook. BY Boston young lady, position in family as companion, housekeeper, or chaperou to young girl. 8,888, Outlook. SITUATIONS WANTED Companions and Domestic Helpers GENTLEWOMAN desires position as resident companion to middle-aged or elderly lady. Reading aloud a specialty. 8,887, Outlook. AMERICAN, single, middle-aged man, position private family. Useful all around. Expert with garden, chickens ; chauffeur. Home considered equal with salary. References. 8,896, Outlook. WANTED, by refined English woman, position as nursery governess, or would take entire charge of motherless children. Salary $70 per month. 8,895, Outlook. WOMAN of refinement, Protestant, wishes position as companion or mother's helper. Tan handle correspondence, good shopper, adaptable. Reference. 8,903, Outlook. LADY would like position as residential companion with lady who is quite alone. Compensation not required. References exchanged. Address A. B. C., Williamstown, Mass. Teachers and Covernesses GRADUATE of Teachers College, Columbia University, living in Brooklyn, desires to tutor children in kindergarten and primary. References given. 8,855, Outlook. MISCELLANEOUS MISS Guthman, New York shopper, will send things on approval. No samples. References. 309 West 99th St. WANTED, on consignment, for Christinas sale, all kinds first-class haudmade articles. 8,862, Outlook. SEND your kuitting, embroidery, fine sewing, and mending to Miss Adams, Steep Falls, Me. Prices reasonable. WHY not winter in ATLANTIC CITY ? Ocean view apartment, furnished, sun parlor. Ambassador neighborhood. 8,893, Outlook. M. W. Wightman & Co. Shopping Agency, established 1895. No charge; prompt delivery. 44 West 22d St., New York. YOUR WANTS in every line of household, educational, business, or personal service-domestic workers, teachers, nurses, business or professional assistants, etc., etc.— whether you require help or are seeking a situation, may be filled through a little announcement in the classified columns of The Outlook. If you have some article to sell or exchange, these columns may prove of real value to you as they have to many others. Send for descriptive circular and order blank AND FILL YOUR WANTS. Address Department of Classified Advertising, THE OUTLOOK, 381 Fourth Avenue, New York 66 Formerly called BY THE WAY Lord Grey of the Reform Bill, according to George M. Trevelyan in his recent book about the statesman, studied at Eton for eight years, but was not a good “Oll Etonian,” for after leaving that celebrated “public school” of England he did not visit it again for fifty years. “ He refused to send any of his numerous sons to a public school, on the ground that he himself had been taught nothing at the most famous of these establishments.” Mr. Trevelyan himself, however, believes that Lord Grey really gained much from Eton, and that his criticism was essentially directed at the limited aims of the curriculum and of the system then in vogue. Standard for over Thirty Years. For Motor Cars and Furniture. “ I would suggest,” a man writes to a newspaper anent the question of giving up a seat to a woman in a crowded car, " that in these days of equal suffrage the rule of women first’ be cast into oblivion, and the rule of first there, first seat,' take its place.” The sailor boys in the war story were more gallant. They started - The Star-Spangled Banner” in a crowded car, and when the men rose the gobs suddenly stopped and raised the cry of “Women and children first,” and the women sat down amid general laughter. If on shipboard in time of peril, why not on land on ordinary occasions—let the stronger ones give way! (HASE Vermo Mohair has the longest wearing surface known to the textile world. Only the best of Mohair fibres are used in Chase Velmo fabrics-no wearing out in spots—all wear comes on ends of fibres-fast colors, wonderful color and pattern combinations. Sanford Mills, Sanford, Me. VELMO LIKE SILVER FOR SERVICE. Write for Booklet. L. C. CHASE & CO., BOSTON, New York, Detroit, San Francisco, Chicago A curious cause of railway accidents is brought out in an Inter-State Commerce Commission report on the derailment of a passenger train. The derailment was caused by the breaking of opposite rails which had been “snow-burnt,” this condition apparently resulting from an engine's wheels slipping on account of being stalled in the snow. The report states that “the means of distinguishing between safe and unsafe rails of this type unfortunately has not been made known” as yet, these 6 snow-burnt” rails being somewhat common. A newspaper paragraph tells of the re markable rise of Daniel Willard, President of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. He began work in 1879 as a track laborer on the Central Vermont Railroad. Then he became a locomotive fireman, then engineer, then foreman in the repair shops; later he was advanced to the position of trainmaster, and then became superintendent of the “Soo” line. After serving as General Manager of the Erie and VicePresident of the C., B. and Q., he was elected President of the Baltimore and Ohio road. He has received honorary degrees from Dartmouth and West Virginia Universities and was commissioned a Colonel in the Engineering Corps during an From “Life: Willis—“Bump has five children. A man with a family like that nowadays deserves a lot of credit.” Gillis—“ Deserves it? Great Scott, he's got to have it !” Schedules on Application 21-24 State Street, New York City or Branches and Agencies A new law in New York gives a large number of scholarships to high school students entitling the holders to $100 a year for four years while taking an approved college course. One hundred and thirtyeight students received 90 per cent or above in the competitive examinations for the scholarships. Of these, the highest ten were: Cutler West, of Glens Falls; A. R. Webb, of Utica; Jennie Marks, of Elmira ; Elsie Thomas, of Ridgewood; George Northrop, of Newburgh ; Graham Sterling, of Poughkeepsie; and Henry Goldberg, Helen Matzke, Harry Maltz, and Helen Ginsberg, of New York City. A specialist in patronymics might make an interesting study of the derivation of these names. From the Washington “Star :" have told your wife to throw the ouija board into the woodbox.” “ Yes. I'm not going to have any such superstitious nonsense deciding questions around iny house. When I come to a point where I can't make up my mind what to do I simply flip a coin.” From Karikaturen," Christiana, Nor “ way : Irascible Major—“If had an idiot son I would make him a priest.” Good-natured Priest_“It's obvious that your father didn't have the same view.” During the war that historic New York City thoroughfare, the Bowery, was the center of employment agencies for laborers. Many of these places have gone out of business; but some of them remain, and their placards indicate that the labor shortage still exists. Here are a few : Wanted—100 men for unloading ashes on Long Island. $7.00 a day. Fare 5c. Men wanted for carbon mill at Massena, N.Y. Piece work, Can make from $4.50 to $9.00 a day. State road workers wanted in Sullivan County. Nice healthy place for summer. $5.33 a day, $7.27 Sundays. Commissary store. Further contributions to “ topsy-turvy pronunciation :" “ When I was a boy our family devotions included the reading of a verse from the Bible by each member of the family. My small sister's turn included the sentence, And the Lord caused a deep sleep to fall upon Adam.' My father, a Presbyterian minister, nearly collapsed when the words solemnly came from sister's lips, * And the Lord caused a dead sheep to fall 6 upon Adam, 6 « One of my neighbors during the war thought the Allies had undertaken a · Herculaneum' task. Another speaks of a handpicked man’ when he means 'hen-pecked.?” “A Scotch-Irish friend speaks of the needcessity' of doing a thing, but it was a native of London who said, “Did you notice the peculiaroddity' of that pattern?' An acquaintance who knows more of horses than of dictionaries confessed himself “dumbfoundered' with surprise.” “A young man who had been called on to make an affidavit said that he had to go before the town clerk and swear out an epidemic.' have some celluloid' pudding?" asked the waitress. She meant Sally Lunn' pudding." 666 We all have to meet with our vice versas, observed our philosophical janitress. In the realm of æsthetics she evolved this : “The apartment had beautiful staccato walls.'” “I can't contribute any remarkable of mispronunciation to your collection, but here is an example of English as she is spoke: Returning from a funeral where the attendance was small, a man remarked to me, More had ought to went than what did.'” " Will you 6 6 The First of the Rough Riders”-by W. R. Leigh The only painting showing the late Colonel Theodore Roosevelt in action with his famous troop, The Rough Riders. Painted by the well-known artist-W. R. Leigh. This timely and unique work of art carries this message to the hearts of all Americans: “My•Country, first, last and all the time. " “We have room for but one flag-the American flag ”—(Roosevelt’s last message.) Perfect reproductions of this painting in full colors $5.00; black and white or sepia $4.00. These can now be had from the better picture dealers everywhere. Printed and mounted on finest stock ready for framing. Actual size of print 15"x20". Mount 22"x28”. Specially designed frames if desired. If your dealer cannot supply you write direct to MADISON ART PUBLISHING CO., Inc. 104 West 57th Street New York City case 6 a he best known BOYS $4.50 $5.00 and $5.50 Douglas stores, direct from the factory to you at only one profit, which guarantees to you the best shoes that can be produced, at the lowest possible cost. W. L. Douglas name and the retail price are stamped on the bottom of all shoes before they leave the factory, which is your protection against unreasonable profits. W. L. Douglas $9.00 and $10.00 shoes are absolutely the best shoe values for the money in this country. They are made of the best and finest leathers that money can buy. They combine quality, style, workmanship and wearing qualities equal to other makes selling at higher prices. They are the leaders in the fashion centers of America. The stamped price is W. L. Douglas personal guarantee that the shoes are always worth the price paid for them. The prices are the same everywhere; they cost no more in San Francisco than they do in New York. W. L. Douglas shoes are made by the highest paid, skilled shoemakers, under the direction and supervision of experienced men, all working with an honest determination to make the best shoes for the price that money can buy. HAWTHORNE'S PHILOSOPHY OF LIFE In a love-letter to her who later became his wife Hawthorne wrote as follows: “ Sometimes during my solitary life in our old Salem house it seemed to me as if I had only life enough to know that I was not alive, for I had no wife then to keep my heart warm. But at length you were revealed to me in the shadow of a seclusion as deep as my own. I drew nearer and nearer to you, and opened my heart to you, and you came to me, and will remain forever, keeping my heart warm, and renewing my life with your own. You only have taught me that I have a heart; you only have thrown a light deep downward and upward into my soul. You only have revealed me to myself, for without your aid my best knowledge of myself would have been merely to know my own shadow-to watch the flickering on the wall, and mistake its fantasies for my own real actions." And here is what Mrs. Hawthorne felt moved to write of her husband after eight years of married life: “ He has a perfect dominion over himself in every respect, so that to do the highest, wisest, loveliest thing is not the least effort to him, any more than it is for a baby to be innocent. "It is his spontaneous act, and a baby is not more unconscious of its innocence. I never knew such loftiness so simply borne. I have never known him to stoop from it in the most trivial household matter any more than in the larger or more public ones. Happy, happiest is the wife who can bear such and so sincere testimony to her husband after eight years' intimate union. Such a person can never lose the prestige which commands and fascinates. I cannot possibly conceive of my happiness, but in a kind of blissful confusion live on. If I can only be so great, so high, so noble, so sweet as he, in any phase of my being, I shall be glad.” An American writer in an essay on Hawthorne, after quoting the two passages above, comments as follows: “What was poverty and obscurity and isolation unto these two souls, so complete in each other that nothing else was desired ? How deep a lesson might the young of these later days, who hesitate to take each other unless all things else be added unto them, learn from this perfect marriage ! How much, too, could they learn from the dignity and the refinement and the charm of that early home, where all was so simple, so humble, and yet so rich and satisfying ! Would that we had more such homes of royal poverty in these days of vulgar pretense and showy unreality! More homes where there is no shamefacedness over the want of luxuries of their neighbors, but a simple content with what it is possible to have honorably ; where plain living is a religion, and where there is no insatiable longing for the unattainable. The worship of wealth, the feeling that there is no other good than money, is one of the most degrading features of our modern life. It is a falsehood, too. There is everything good in the world, and most of the things which are best in life can be had with but a little money. No man is poor unless he feels poor's If a family are willing to live their own noble life, pitched in a high key, and with little regard for what their neighbors may say and think, it is still possible to be happy in this goodly world, though the bank account may be small cr there be no bank account in the case.". C. H. IBERSHOFF. a W. L. Douglas shoes are for sale by over 9000 shoe dealers besides our own stores. If your local dealer cannot supply you, take no other make. Order direct from factory. Send for booklet telling how to order slioes bymail, postagefree. CAUTION.-Insist upon having W.L.Doug. President las shoes. The name and price is plainly W.L.Douglas Shoe Co., stamped on the sole. Be careful to see 167. Spark Street, that it has not been changed or mutilated. Brockton, Mass. Who Doreglas |
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