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Reidville School
A New Feature
A Christian home provided the whole
year In whloh children from six to fout
teen years of age will be cared for, glv
en Manual Training; according to age
and strength, and thorough school In
structlon during the regular school
term. Charges reasonable. For terms
of admission vviao to
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Kingderarten Training
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Principal, Exceptional Advantages?Daily
Practice?Lectures from
Professors of Oberlln College and privilege
of elective courses in the College
at special rates?Charges moderate?Graduates
readily find positions.
18th year begins September 20th, 1911.
For catalogue address Secretary
OBERLIN KINDERGARTEN ASSOCIATION,
Drawer M. Oberlln. (\1ila.
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(One prominent eastern layman altar read- I
lad George W. Brown'* new book I
TITHING
ordered one hundred copies for personal distilbution
among his acquaintances.
Another one Said. "I would not be without the
spiritual uplift of the book for many times Us cost.
Very evidently the trend of thought and practice
in the Church is toward Titfiinf.
Many helpful suggestions and stlmnlatlnd endorsements
of the Tithing plan from those who
have tested it. Ministers and official laymea
who are looldnd for lidht and help will value it.
12mo, cloth, 225 pages. Price, 75o (net).
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Specify' 'Duplex-Richmond."
I 99 times out ?1100
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yof Church Collections
commended, reference is
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tern published solely by
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THE LAW OF THE WHITE CIRCLE
By Thorn well Jacobs
f sijmrtn? Novel of
the
Atlanta Riots
A book to stir the pas.
ons, a book that powerrally
(rrips the pillars of
ocfallife."?Tom Watson
n The Jefferx>nian.
On* of th* greatest
*ov*lt tvtr wriittn by a
Southern man. It is vivid,
slltnjt, frnver/ul."?John
T-otwood Moore.
From, Just suchwritert.
men of authoritative
thought the South will be
t wakened to what is necessary tn this negro tpusiton ust
such books as The Law of the White Circle, which
?re should welcome, rtad and study."?Birmingham
Agt-Mtrald
BlhU novel is absolntely unique in English Literature
A with the exception of none is the only attempt to
philosophically accurate in handling this all-absorbng
race theme. It is a virile, honest, red-bloods'*
T?eptarton of f?te greates factor b> Americar Hfe
I'rlce, |1,23 Postpaid.
special Hirer) W> will aend a ropy
of Ikla book postpaid to any subscriber
old or new, who arnda n> 92JW for a
yrar'a subscription to the Presbyterian,
or for 91.88 we will send the novel and
extend the subscription six months.
Address,
Presbyterian of the South,
3M Anatoli Bids.. Atlanta, On.
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THE PEESBYlERIi
?>torp Corner
She was a charming debutante, and
he was a somewhat serious chap. Conversation
was rather fitful, so he decided
to guide it into literary channels.
"Are you fond of literature?" he
asked.
".Passionately," she replied. "1 love
Knnlra fl/\n ?ltf "
uv/wno ucai ij
Then you must admire Sir Walter
Scott," he exclaimed with sudden animation.
"Is not his 'Lady of the Lake'
exquisite in its hewing grace and poetic
imagery?" Is it not?"
"It is perfectly lovely," she assented,
clasping her hands in ecstasy. "I suppose
I have read it a dozen times."
"And Scott's Marmion", he continued,
"with its rugged simplicity and marvellous
description.'
"It is perfectly grand," she murmured.
"And Scott's 'Peveril of the Peak' and
h?s noble 'Bride of Lammamoor'?where
in the English language will you find
anything more heroic? You like them,
1 am sure?"
"i just dote UDon them." she reDiled.
"And Scott's Emulsion," he continued
hastily, for a faint suspicion was beginning
to dawn upon him.
"1 think," she interrupted hastily,
"that is one of the best things he ever
wrote."?Exchange.
A BRIGHT EXPLANATION.
John Barker, the town marshal of
Harrisonville, Kan., swears that he overheard
the following conversation between
two little girls who were not yet
old enough to go to school: "What
makes a horse act naughty when he sees
an auto?" one asked. "It's this way,"
replied the other, "Horses is used to
seein' other horses pullin' rigs, and
they don't know what to think of 'em goin'
along without a horse. 1 guess if
you was to see a pair of trousers walkin'
down the street without a man in 'em
you'd be scared, too."
jjui uiai uuiuieua iuoks so awiuny
cheap and common/' said the customer.
"The price you ask for it is preposterous."
"My dear sir," replied the dealer,
"luat's the beauty of that umbrella.' 'It's
reaily the very best quality, but it is
made to appear cheap and common so no
one will steal it."?Philadelphia rress.
An Irish vicar having advertised for
an organist, received the following reply:
"Dear Sir: I noticed you have a
vacancy for an organist and music
teacher, either lady or gentleman. Having
been both for several years I beg
to ofTer you my services."?Home Chat.
QUITE DIFFEBE3T.
Mrs. Sububs (who has hired a man tQ
plant shade trees)?"Digging out the
holes. I see. Mr. Lanniean"
Ljinnlgan..?"No, mum. Ii'm diggin'
out the dirt an' lavin* the holes."?
Catholic News.
Percy Pettipate?"And then I just
gave him a piece of my mind."
Miss Vassmith?"What a wonderful
demonstration of the infinite divisibility
of matter."?Ex.
"I have often marveled at your brilliancy,
your aptness at repartee, your?
"If it's more than five dollars, old
man, I can't do a thing for you. I'm
nearly broke myself."?Ex.
"Were the commencement exercises
Interesting?"
"Very. The time was divided between
advice from public men on the selection
of a career and suggestions from grad
uates on how to run the government."?
Washington Star.
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Senior Hall Main Halle
TEXAS PRESBYTERIAN C
THE GREAT PRESBYTERIAN SC
Four splendid buildings, elegantly turn
metal furnace room, obviating all danger
light. Large gymnasium, basket-ball, ten
In the history of the school. Two courses
to degrees. Special departments: Piano, '
Expression. All branches of Art, Artistic
with skylight. Edward Baxter Perry, Boi
Teacher of Interpretation Classes. One hu
year. College opens September 21st, 1911.
graphs, write REV. HENRY C. EVANS. A. 1
Greenbrier Presbyterial
LEWIS BP KG, WE!
A beautifully located school, with new
environments, home life, moderate terms,
logue before selecting a school for your s
(1776) Hampden Sid
Able faculty. Select student body dra
and Intellectual tone. High standards an
and Athletic Field. 14 Unit Entrance Requ
B. A., B. S., B. Lit., M. A. Steam heat, gas.
Expenses moderate. One hundred and thli
1911. For catalogue or other information,
D. D., President, Hampden Sidney, Virginia
AGNES SCOTT COL
DECATUR (Near Atli
tiir; tuiiLKUt) offers advantages equa
THE AGNES SCOTT ACADEMY, under I
a four years' course leading to Freshman c
Statesville Fen
Presbyterian: Thorough Courses; Modern
Tuition and Matriculation Fee for the Nine
time. REV. J
Washington said
LAW, ENGINEERING, COMME1
Students drawn from thirty States. 1
and religious tone. Address. Pres. 6B<
PALMER COLLEGE
Named In honor of E
Del*'UMIAK SPRIN
Altitude highest point in the State, del:
Chatauqua, ideal environment. Consider tl
dren In n climate that permits of oat-door
them the rigors of winter and close confln
control, strong faculty, new^ithletlc flelc
tci j mvuoinip, kjciiu musiraiea
Ward Seminar
EilablUlied 1869. Scalurr and Special Conrnen. Fi
Conservatory oi Music?WINKLER, Director; CAMPOBE
Domestic Science?all under specialists. 173 Boardinft !
Beautilsl campus for oatdoor sports. For catalofee ad<
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OFFICE]
OLIVER J. SANDS, President 1
O. BAYLOR HILL, Cashier
H. W. ROUNTREE, Vice-President 1
[October 11, 1911
'rn_
linn Dickson Hall.
COLLEGE FOR GIRLS.
HOOL OF THE SOUTHWEST,
ilshed, heated by Bteam from outside
of Are. The beautiful acetylene gas
nls, outdoor games. No serious Illness
of study. College and Seminary, leading
Voice Culture, Violin, Organ, Guitar,
Needlework. China Kiln, Art Rooms
ston, Visiting Director of Music and
ndred and thirty-six music pupils last
For Catalogue Illustrated by photoD.
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brick buildings, strong faculty, good
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H.B. MOORE, Principal.
ney College CI91 H
w * - /
wn from many States. Notable moral
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lrement. Courses leading to degrees?
baths, and other modern conveniences,
rty-sixth session begins September 18,
address Rev. Henry Tucker Graham,
.LEGE for WOMEN
mta), GEORGIA,
1 to best colleges for men.
leparate faculty and government, offers
lass. For catalogue, address
IP. H. GAINES, PTMlllst
iale College
Equipment; A Home School. Board,
months, $162. Pupils received at any
. A. SCOTT. D. D., Statesvllle, IV. C.
Lee University
kCB, SCIENCE, LETTERS.
Expenses very moderate. High moral
O. H. DENNY, LL D., Lexington. Vs.
' (Co-educational)
lr. B. M. Palmer.
GS, FLORIDA.
Ightful climate, seat of Florida Winter
he advantages of educating your ekllUfe
and out-door sports, avoiding for
ement. .Christian school, Presbyterian
i. ran lerm Degins September 27th.
catalogue.
Rev. LYNN R. WALKER. President.
yFOR GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN
Nashville, Tennessee
rench and German speken. Collate preparation.
>LLO, Voice; SCHMTTZ, Violin. Expression, Art,
Pupils. Complete appointments. City advaataies.
tress JT. D. BLANTON, President
?v I ^
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the roof of
yfl one of the finest
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