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July 14, 1909. THE
Converse College
srnKi ANBURG, S. C.
A Course for Wom?n, Conservatory of Music,
School of Art ? onfers degrees o* A B.. A.M..
A.Mui.. B.Mns Laboratories. library. 66 p ani
rooms, auditorium, art studioa, chap*), rrmnssium.
Rooms single, double and en auile. Boatin*
and oui-o'-door sports De'ighttul winter
climae I OK T P PELL, Lit.D . President.
SAYRE COLLEGE KENTUCKY* I
A select school for *irls. delightfully located in
the far-fnmcd Blue Crass re*ion of Kentucky.
Beautiful *rounds. handsome buildinss. modern
appointments, outdoor sports. Colle*e Preparatory,
General and Special Courses?Music. Art, .
Elocution, Physical Culture. 56th session opens
September 8. For illustrated announcement,
address REV. J. M. SPENCER. President.
PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE for WOMEN
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
SITUATION?in famous Piedmont Section,
in city of refinement and life, the centre of
Preshytcrlanlsra In the South.
BUILDING?New, equipped with electric
lights, steam heat, tire escapes Only two
girls to a room.
TABLE?Wholesome fare; ak'lled housekeeper.
. ?CULT V?Trained teachers of ;** ?*pirlence.
representatives from best Easter* ?.wl
leges.
MUSIC AND ART?Teacbera fronr best
Auierhnn and European Schools.
RATES?Very low, considering the advantages.
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Weinberg Female School
This is An Ideal Home School for Girls.
Located in the Mountains of Virginia.
and affording the benefits of a healthful
and delightful climate. It is endorsed by
prominent educators and patrons in all
sections, as it affords Christian Home
training, thorough instruction, careful attention
to the needs of the individual
pupil, and the advantages of a liberally
conducted and well managed educational
institution upon very reasonable terms.
For catalogue 01 29th session, address,
MISS CONSTANCE WAILES,
Schuyler, Nelson County, Va.
MARY BALDWIN SEMINARY
For Young L&dies
STAUNTON, VA.
Term begins September 9, 1909. Located
in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia.
Unsurpassed climate, beautiful grounds
and modern appointments. 297 students
past session from 32 States. Terms moderate.
Pupils enter any time.
Send for catalogue.
MISS E. C. WEIMAR, Principal,
Staunton, Va.
Geo. E. Egdorf
Practical Painter and Decorator.
2231 Constance St. New Orleans.
Phone Uptown 2396-L.
Contractors' and Dealers' Exchange,
Telephone Main 327.
Estimates Cheerfully Oiven.
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PRESBYTERIAN OF THE SOUTI
The Library
"American Prohibition Year Book for
1909." 192 pages. Cloth, 50 cents; paper
25 centB. Lincoln Temperance
Press, 92 LaSalle street, Chicago.
This book is of unusual breadth in its
sources of information. It is all new. Its
statistics are recent and valuable for reference.
It shows how the people spend
over two billions of dollars annually for
alcoholic drinks. It vigorously meets the
attack upon the Temperance Instruction
law. It treats the three notable articles
by Dr. William in McClure's Magazine.
Liquor revenues in the states are shown
to be about five per cent. Farmers and
workingmen, manufacturers and merchants
are all advised of liquor's injuries
to them. The liquor interests and their
record are vividly shown. The dispensary,
municipal ownership, local option,
"squatter sovereignty," "saloon substl
im.es, me "saloon's social functions" are
each carefully treated. The book treats
the problem of "government revenue"
with vigor. Introducing all this are thirty-four
pages of latest scientific facts on
abstinence. The work is made doubly
helpful by a very complete index.
The Atonement. By the Rev. James
Stalker, D.D., Professor of Church History
and Christian Ethics in the United
Free Church College, Aberdeen. $1.00
net; pp. 138. A. C." Armstrong. & Son.
The Cross will always be the very
heart of our Christian faith. In the
Cross of Christ we glory, and yet it is
the hidden mystery of the Gospel of Re
ucui^uuu. i ue reverent study of the
Atonement will continue to the end of
time. Book after book is given to the
Church treating the supreme fact of the
Divine Atonement of the Cross of Christ
from various points of view, Scriptural,
theological, sacrificial, federal. Dr.
Stalker's short book is quite unique in
the literature of the great theme. It is
in three parts. I. The New Testament
Situation reviewing the Atonement as it
was in the consciousness of , Christ
himself, as He taught It to His disciples
and as they received . It and gave it to
the Church and the world. II. The Old
Testament Preparation. This is & study
of tho institution in which the death of
Christ was foreshadowed in which was
the education of the disciples and the people
of the New Testament. The doctrine
of the Atonement has its root in the Old
Testament. In the light of the Old Tes- '
tament types and prophecies Jesus Him
di>uko, auu me in ew Testament authors
wrote. And III. The Modern Justification?that
is the impression on the
modern mind of the Scriptural doctrine
of the Atonement, its reasonableness, its
majesty, its simplicity and its tenderness.
The author's purpose is to
show that the doctrine of the Atonement
when fairly stated, has proved itself
among men worthy of all acceptation.
"Be not unmihdful to entertain stran
gera."
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Roanoke college
SALEM, VA.
For Men. 6Tlh year begin* Sept. 16th. Course* for
Degree*, with Klectfres; ltlgli standard. Also Commercial
ami preparatory Courses, library, stjnoo
Tolinne*; working laboratories; good morals and discipline
; six Churrhes; no bar-rovm*. Healthful mountain
location. Very moderate expenses. Special
terms to clergymen's sons and candidates for ministry.
Catalogue free. Address J. A. Morehead, President.
n..o r - ? ?
uue west remaie toiiege
Has all the modern physical comforts
and conveniences. Our strong points
are quiet study, thorough work, sweet
Christian influences, kind personal oversight
and low rates. For Catalog and
other information address
REV. JAS. BOYCE, D. D.t Pres.,
Due West, S. C.
Paeonian Springs High School
Paeonian Springs, Virginia.
Twenty, boys are wanted for the Home
of the Principal?under Presbyterian influence.
Stress laid on character. Fifty
miles from Washington, D. C.; in Blue
Ridge Mountains. Write to principal for
particulars. J. S. Simpson, Principal.
Davis and Flkinc f.nllerfo
? ? . H??>uu WIIV^V
Elkins, W. Va.*
A Presbyterian college of high standards.
Non co-educational. For catalog,
address Registrar.
If you want to secure a $60 Life Scholarship,
by coping a chapter in the Bible,
\yrite to HARRIS BUSINESS UNIVERSITY,
Jackson, Miss.
Rogersville Synodical College
For Girls and Young Ladies
Board and Tuition $150 a year.
Lawrence Rolfe, President.
Rogersville, Tenn.
Clifford Seminary
An Ideal Home School for Girls In friedmont
Belt of South Carolina. Gives Individual attention
to each student. School family limited
to -40. Seven Instructors. Confers A. B.
degree, accredited by State Board of Education.
Climate unsurpassed. Building comfortable.
Modern conveniences. $136 pays all
charges for one yenrr for room, table board, and
IAterary tuition. Chartered 1884. For catalogue,
address,
REV. B. G. CLIFFORD, D. D., Union, S. a
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SCENIC ROUTE OP THE EAST.
FAST VESTIBULE TRAINS.
With Dining Cars and Pullman Sleepers
Between
New York, Washington, Norfolk and
Richmond,
and
Louisville, Cincinnati, Chicago, and 8t.
Louis.
Direct connections to apd froin all points
West.. Three Fast Trains between
Richmond and Norfolk.
JOHN D. POTTS. W. O. WAItTHEN,
Gen. Pas. Agent. Dist. Pas. Agent.
Richmond, Va.