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For Boys and Young Men-Country.
CHARLES D. NORRIS NJ A. e. Int 1t " f e, 8%
SegS Of SGS p Sdls S5S' sept SS a. 0' ~
NIIESTER VALLEY ACADEMY FOR BOYS,
- bennington PennCoege and GpsnSs, 9l 3oT
sTa boys have efo1v fil% TEN. n
OWL and Mechanical Engineering at the
~ Rensselaer, Polytechnic InstitutG Troy, y. Y-Adyan
S5 Eopcn ls f s FG HSser
Improved Course of study address Prof thas browne Dree
COLLEGIArE INSTITUTE, Newton, Sus;
branches o. Normal Ga and seense taqau2 If fSf
eccess by r. Z. Telegraph communication Read report OK
Committee OF Examination n 5 F, Nh FTnSips
NANANDAIGUA Academy Eighteth Ami
- Instruction ADAPTED to each boy hot the boy to
fDi manly der of;ment aud thorough INSTRUCTION secured
d to R% qaaaSl send aS P Catalogue
before choosing e'ew N6$u il STpAFKE rsHALL
ENGLEWOOD, y. J-Classical and Mathe-
IL NAUTICAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS. KU LISTENER WHITE,
Principals.
ERASMUS HALL ACADEMY, Flatbush /. l.
F. J.HASBROUCK, a. NJ. Principal.
TAMNY SCHOOL for BOYS at UNION
VILE n. y. :. 5. HARTWELL ~ \. -
HIVE vacancies at St. Clement Hall, Flicott
Z Civ, Nd owing to enlargement Apply al once seeaiy
EALLEY SEMINARY, Fulton, 0swcgoc, Co.,
Aa, SA A f929 E 9C9 f sT9 thorough SCHOOL ''
FAMILY SCHOOL for BOYS, Newport j. l.,
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J.. " iir,it references.
7ialer Tlaycr b. - T. W Ilon Head Ma,ier ter ter
OF T. Rocb Pre- Ir;ica vas'ar COL Z. Foods Co. Pub
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, New
} Jerecy.A Boarding school for Boys Rev A. q. CHAM
TgOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Reopens Aug.
tt %, 1919. H,v. Ambios' RoudiLer Iethrnen rem.
HIGHLAND MILITARY. ACADEMY,
"a N9Ii,i.~if i. 49, -,,r, and scientific
pursuits. c. =. MLtCAiF. a. NJ, @upt
IOWA COLLEGE, GRlNNELL Iowa, oldest
iqoSrsl5rs II in toai 5pts.s ?-S4 per anuin Ad-
JACKSON MILITARY INSTITUTE, larry
~ town, =. Y. AGdross Re, i. j. CAaON' IInc.Ia',
gamesbre N. j. lnsti,utc.--A wide-,aTakc,
T[IARsARGE SCHOOL FOR BOYS-North
~ Conway y L. loI pE t ,:'1H'' f@o5;;' Principal,
I AWRENCE SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
THIS s'io0 provide 'rF years ur~e - lneinelina'
a ARA a ["rGs ~ Cl me-, ~ Eai Lara, If c
100 Q ,l, ' re- '',g De- t lax [ M r Cst-.
oaie. of d. Scn lie school cal occupy ro1n. n COLLEGE
lUig aui board tieu"r'8 ltrh ih' ,'oflnl's -"f
s-fats .u al Gle nrrches a -4cn on.l ~ very elat
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RFOEGIoTOWN, y. J-Boaliaue-,eaoo for
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IsT PLEASANT IESTTE.-pLiyate Classes
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NEaC:.g, classical Iue1.utc-h School for
IA. iIncl.-.i.
wEOIr,-V PLEASANT MILITARY ACAD-
"a I4AA 81 cci ira'- :3r ys az a ~. ~.
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NrEWHURGN O.. y INSTITUTE, Il Family
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pEIIIAM INSTITUTE. Poughloepsie, Y. Y
Eaa1,irs Sci .,l Tor - bows. IaY session commences
S.pt Toin,. 800 - PELHAM 4. -, Principal.
teIEkS III. -. \ j MIL INlii AtAi'l.Nl &.
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