The Peddie boy is educated-not merely instructed

The endowment of Peddie Institute enables it to offer, at moderate rates, all the advantages and equipment of the more expensive schools. The achievements of Peddie graduates in scholarship and athletics at their colleges are significant of the value of its training-a training that is conspicuously successful in developing strength of character and personality. All colleges admitting on certificate accept Peddie Institute graduates without examination.

All pupils are taught music and public speaking, without extra charge. Physical culture and athletic training are part of the school regime and a 60-acre campus, lake, swimming pool, diamond, gridiron and gymnasium provide exceptional facilities. Summer camp. Peddie is 9 miles from Princeton, on a branch of the Pennsylvania R. R. between Phila. and N. Y. Lower school for boys from 11 to 14 years. 52nd year opens Sept. 22, '17. For booklets and catalog, address ROGER W. SWETLAND, LL. D., Headmaster Box 6-C, Hightstown, N. J.

DWIGHT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS

College preparatory and special courses. Domestic Arts and Science. Certificates accepted by leading colleges. Limited number of pupils. Spacious grounds. Suburban to New York. Gymnasium. Tennis, riding. Address Box 607. Miss Creighton and Miss Farrar, Principals, Englewood, New Jersey.

PRINCETON PREPARATORY SCHOOL College preparatory school for boys over fourteen. Rapid progress possible because of limited number of pupils (60) and freedom from rigid class organization. Excellent equipment and facilities in the way of buildings and grounds. Special attention given to Athletics and moral welfare. 43rd year. Personal inspection invited. For year book, address

J. B. Fine, Headmaster, Princeton, N. J.

KINGSLEY

22 miles from New York. 500 feet elevation. Prepares for all colleges. Individual attention in small classes. Lower house for young boys. Gymnasium and extensive grounds. Supervised athletics. Military drill.

J. R. Campbell, Headmaster, Essex Fells, New Jersey.

ST. MARY'S HALL FOR GIRLS

General and College Preparatory Courses. Two years' PostGraduate Work. Music, Art, Domestic Science, Dancing. Gymnasium, Outdoor Sports and Riding.

Mrs. Fearnley, Principal, Box 403, Burlington, New Jersey.

The HARCUM School

FOR GIRLS, BRYN MAWR, PA.

Situated in the beautiful college town, ten miles from
Philadelphia, is now preparing for the formal occu-
pancy of its handsome new colonial stone building.
Reservations should be made early. Every up-
to-date facility is to be found in the new building, in-
cluding fire-proof tower, commodious studios, sun par-
lors, music and reception halls, elegantly fitted bed-
rooms with improved bath conveniences adjoining
nearly every room and completely equipped gym-
nasium. Two and a half acres of ground. Hockey,
tennis, basketball, riding, etc.

For Girls wanting college preparation a thor-
ough course is offered.

For Girls not going to college the school offers
special opportunities to pursue studies suited to their
tastes and needs.

For Girls desiring to specialize in Music or Art,
there are well known artists from New York and Phil-
adelphia as instructors for Piano, Singing, Violin,
Violoncello, Harp, Painting and Drawing.

Catalog on request.

Mrs. Edith Hatcher Harcum, B.L. (Pupil of Leschetizky) Head of the School, Bryn Mawr, Pa. 18

THE SHIPLEY SCHOOL

Preparatory to Bryn Mawr College

Instruction: Individual instruction of limited number of pupils by specialists in all departments. An average of one teacher to every six girls. Two resident French teachers. Courses: College Preparatory, Academic. Thorough preparation for Bryn Mawr, Vassar, Smith, Wellesley.

Situation: In healthful suburb: special educational and social opportunities of situation opposite Bryn Mawr College. Climate permits outdoor life all winter.

Athletics: Supervised, indoors and outdoors, by experienced Athletic Directors. Well equipped gymnasium. Younger Pupils: Instruction and daily life varied to suit the personality, health, and mental needs of each child. For catalogue address THE PRINCIPALS

Eleanor O. Brownell, Alice G. Howland

Box J, Bryn Mawr, Pa.