CANADA

CALIFORNIA

Belmont School

(For Boys)

Belmont, California.

Midway between San Francisco and Stanford University, has not been without representation at Harvard and the University of California during the twenty years of its existence, and at Stanford since it opened. Its graduates are admitted to our California Universities without examination, and to the leading institutions in the East that admit on recommendation. It prepares for and has sent a number of boys to Yale, the Mass. Institute of Technology, and other Eastern colleges and schools of science. The next term begins August 14, 1905. For catalogue and book of views, address,

W. T. REID, A.M. (Harvard), Head Master.

W. T. REID, Jr., A.M. (Harvard), Asst. Head Master (on leave of absence;.

ST. MARGARET'S HALL

Full Academic and College Preparatory Courses, as well as thorough Primary Instruction. Music under the direction of masters. For illustrated book of information apply to Miss Eleanor Tebbetts, Principal. San Mateo, Cal.

FOREIGN

THOMPSON-BALDASSERONI SCHOOL OF TRAVEL Combines school and travel. The whole school year is spent abroad visiting eight countries under university leadership. Usual school rates and courses. Select, limited. Young ladies sail with Principal in September Catalogue. Mrs. Helen Scott, Sec'y, Central Ave., Dover, N. H.

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From the Encyclopedia Americana

"SHATTUCK SCHOOL

"A noted college preparatory school at Faribault, Minn., organized in 1865. The school has 17
"instructors and 170 students. The school course is divided into five forms of one year each, and
"the establishment is managed on the house system. Military drill is obligatory, and there is a
"cadet corps with four companies, and an artillery platoon with two detachments. The principal
"buildings connected with the school are the Chapel, Morgan, Smyser, Whipple, Shumway and
"Shattuck Halls. The school was named in honor of one of its earliest benefactors, Dr. George C.
"Shattuck, the founder of St. Paul's School, Concord, N. H., and its head master from 1867 has been
"the Rev. James Dobbin. Since its organization, the school has educated some 2,500 students."

Shattuck graduates are distinguished for manliness and efficiency; in after years they give high praise to the physical benefits of the training and the famous Minnesota climate. The Federal Government and the patrons approve the Military department without reserve. Better still, the high rank and character of the many graduates in college, classify it with the best preparatory schools. in scholarship and moral culture. It is an ideal combination for the careful and complete preparation of boys of character and ability for the duties of life.

I would like to send you the new illustrated Register, and a Booklet with interesting matter for discriminating parents who desire for their sons the best associations and educational advantages.

A separate school for 24 boys, 8 to 11 years of age, has a waiting list.

WISCONSIN

We take boys from 8 to 17 years old (the little fellows are entirely separated from the older boys) and prepare them for life and university. We don't merely add a certain amount of learning and send the boy home plus the learning.

We begin where the self-made man begins, with the natural forces of the boy and develop the good-moral, mental and physical-that's in him; this good, developed, takes care of the bad if there is any, and generally there is.

We have turned out Rhodes scholarship winners. That ought to mean a good deal to you and your boy. Good military training is a part of the course. Our catalogue doesn't tell everything about the school and its work but it will interest you enough to open the way for us to tell you the rest. Let us send you a copy. Racine College Grammar School

ESTABLISHED FIFTY-THREE

YEARS

RACINE, WIS.

St. Johns Military Academy

Delafield, Wisconsin.

"The American Rugby"

Situated in the famous Waukesha County Lake Region. For Catalogues, etc., address
DR. S. T. SMYTHE, President, Delafield, (Waukesha County) Wisconsin.

MISCELLANEOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS

SCHOOL BOOKS

Why your boy should go to a Military School-
the great benefits he will derive-physical,
mental, moral-are explained in the

Blue Book of Military Schools

The "Blue Book"-illustrated-over 100 pages, 8x11 inches,
contains a valuable list of Military Schools, Academies and
Colleges, located in every part of the country. It gives date of
opening, cost of tuition, and much other useful information.
Send 2-cent stamp for a copy.

Publishing Dept. THE PETTIBONE BROS. MFG. CO., 630 Main St., CINCINNATI,