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you the balance of iiur sunniivr iinnips_ at $298 the former prices wfre from $3.5() to '$4.50. We have :ill sizes in Patent l-ather, and Gun Metal li-atiicre, but not all sizes in very kind, some have low and some have high hiels, they are a nice lot, and Could iiiii bo botiglit today whole-r .ili-~'at anything like this nice.
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YOUR FRIENDS can buy
anything you can give
them--except your photograph
Make an appointment today
The Cook’s Studio
New DesBrisav Block
GOOD PHOTOGRAPHY
We photograph men as men are
ii.'s a business mattnr--
And tbcrc'a iio fuss or bother. Your tnmlly, friends., and busi-
uviiii aiiaiiciates want .your portrait.
Mako an appointment today at the
fiie Bayer Studio
A. E. LYON, Studio
(iood Photography Moderate Prices.
Personal attention to Am-
ateur Photography .
107 Queen si. ’ ‘
_Phone 68-J. `
Expert Eye A Testing
Oni' Opitical Parlor is the
only up to date one in Kings County. It is equipped with ilie latest instruments obtain- able such as the Electric opei'ali:ci Opthalmometer,Shi- tlpiomcter and the Retin- siriipo. We employ the same inciliorlsiii eye testing and glass tilting as the leading eye specialists in the largest cities. . p Coinc and aec our parlors
and bc convinced that we ati' the only ones capable of giving you mtire satisfaction
iiroin August 20th to the
Illsi, we are put t ing on a sale. ()Nl;` l-lUl\ti)RED‘pairs of i‘.()l.l> RIM M E D SPeC- l`/\Cl,l-CS Regular price $5.00 lor o.iiy $3.00 a pair.
Guaranteed to give satis-
faction. _
E.E. Parkman
Graduate Opticial .. Montague
“Tho Eyes of Every Child
Should be Examined Yearly ”
SWS the "Pli‘liddeIpliia Inquirer.”
in time public siibools ol Baltlm°re
lbs rvrs oi 53067 piiplla were otilclsi- 'i’ <"»t'tiiiird. Tiie results showed 53 lin. iii Ilio nlrildrcn did ri0t °i1.l°y Y\°"' llulblai vlnlon, wliilo 20 pu* WMS lonnit to tin in no condition to tie
-'-‘=‘io°l work al all. This is A timely warnlnq to parents.
itlitiirnnce ceases to exouee.
N¢`Sllect ircrlmlnal. We employ the melt aeientlfie met-
lwdii for the detection and correction °' EYB Errorl.
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EISIERN PERSONILS
"inn 'i`rm'k B"lli0l\ has returned
to hm name in Lieorgetown_-(,‘,
..*i\ir. l"rauk liiratoii has returned
to his lionio in tiei‘gotowi|.--Li.
..*Mr. W. \V. Jenkins, (ioorgotmvn.
iuotiireil to Montague on Wednesday la>it.~G_.
.."l\lis_a Susie |)elorie of Goorgu.
town was :inioiig the ret-ciii visitors at Newport.-(l.
._‘*'ivilsiies Eileen anil Phyllis iiogan
of 'lrui'o. N. S.. are spoiitlliig the suniiner niontlia at Georgetown.-(1.
..*l’rivato .l. \'i'ilireil Hunter. re-
turneil war hero. Goorgetowii was :iiiiiiiig the i'oeoiit_v`laitors to Monta- |:ui:.--ti. '
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Mr. l<'|‘aulr Beaton, student ol'
St. l)iiiistan‘s College. i.‘liai'lotlteuwn.
lwaii among the visitors at the Mon~ tague rui:os.~(.i.
..‘°liilsa Jean llowlctt. Mr. Elby
llowiett aiiii Mr. George Jackson, all ot' Annaiulale worn among the visi- tors to liiontague on Wednesday.-G.
..*i\lii-o Ruth H. t,'aiuplioll and Misa
`lGiiiil t':iniplmil. Grafton street. ttliar. iiittetowii. are visiting in liiontafzuo the guests of their grand parents lilr. ‘anti Mrs. }3uipitt..-G.
..*i\lim; Flairo Norton. bliss- Mary
l\lacl"i\rlaiie and Mr. John Norton all of Ariiiaritlalo were aimong the visitorn at Moiitagiio. attending the i'ai~_i~s on Werliiesilay.-G. _
CASH SYSTEM.
\Vitii a view to reducing prices hy
r.-'iving oxpeiino in -many ways lnciud» ini; ini.eront, postage, ntatioriary, and had debts. tho Hoot and Shoo Mer- viiaiitn ot this tfiey eotabliaiied the Nt) t‘Rl5Dl'i‘ SYS'i‘i6liI over six niiinliis apo and have provod by ex- pi:i~ioiii:f- that they mn give a better sorviee to their customers and sell goods ut smaller' profits under the
new system ' `
The Cash Systemhas proved very
successful and the Merchants find they can serve more customers in lean time than formerly and the pric- es are lower than under the old sys- tem. Travellers coming to our town state tha they can purchase loot- wi1i.ir iiioi'e reasonably in Charlotte- town tliaii in other Canadian Cities.
lt, in an unpleasant task for :t
i\loroliint to have to refuse to send goods out tiiitll they have been paiil tor, and some people tiako offense when- informed of the rules. how- ever you must remember that tho rule is positive and you shouiii not ask to have it broken hilt help to maintain seystem which saves you money~-the t`.ASll SYS'I`l1l\I.
’ 3091-8-1tiM'ttstl Spet.8tli.
‘ SUMMERSIDE MARKETS.
Buckwheat .;. ...$1.00 to $1.05 Butter (ilairy).. ._ _.33 to .i4 Butter t<:i'oaine'r_v) 33 l0 39
tialfsklns .. . Eggs.. ..34t0-i5 llny (new loose) $12 Hides . . ...19 Oats white . oiiis. iiiiii-ii' 8-l Potatoes... _
Straw (pressed) ._ ]'r\rk.. .. .....it`i [U19 Wool (washed) Wool (unwashed) -. »- IaamhPeltsc'acli 40 to75
CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS Dairy butter.. .. . . . . . . . . . . .....33 Rutter (prints) ._ .35 ideas... .. -.~»3G iriiwi, ni. _ ...is-in Chickens. iii. -- < -“A20
Float. lb. (retail) . l”otat.oei1.biisi.. I-lay. ton ... 18.00~20.00 Straw, tpn .. 10.00-12.00 Oats (black) bush. .85 Oats (white) )-buah. .. .85 I)ucka.oach .......65-:I0 Chickens (Pair) --1~00'i-'35
$1.00
. _ _.$10
There is more t`aiarr)i in this sei-.tion nl the
rnuntry than all other diseases put iosrethcr and tor vesrslt was siipposeri to boinciiiiihie. llm- tors prfsrrihed local remedies. Wifi bv constantly* failing to cure with loral treatment. iiV0"°\l“CUi it iiirnraiilc. Uatavili lnaliwnl rli-.eatin lfPNi‘ iiifliionred hv_ ronsiituilonal condition! and thrieforeieqnires constitutional treatment. llsll 5 runny, i`urr. manufiirtured by i". .il i\Ell¢.il& i-,, _'[',,|,4¢_ tlhin, is a constitutional remedhi! taken inicrntillv and acts thru_ihe Blood UHUIG iiilmi... siii-tiimii iii the System. OM Hvndmd Dollars reward is offered for lnY Cl!! itll' H|"` (lin,-h t'-ure tails to cure. Send for rifC\IiN’5 and testimonials.
if 1 ciianlw si C0.. Toledo. 0l\l0~
snirl by Druggists. 156
~ fnirii Family Pills for i rinistlpation.
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the Georgetown High School,'Georgo» to\vii. are visiting in New Perth the Huciitii ot' Mrs. Uaniol Sliaw.--U.
_.‘Mrs. l`tut'uii Maohozin and fiiniily
0i` l'Lilgary. Alberta, are visiting at Union ltoatl. liing's Co.. tho guests _Oi liilre. li]atfLeaii's brother. Mr. 'l`ho- inan .\li:i|iali. Mri-i. Marlienii loaves eai'l_\z_iii_~.rt week i'or the west.-~(.i.
..i\Ir. iiurolil li. Nic-iiolsoii, telo-
l<l‘iipli stinioiit. \vlio for the past t\vo tvoekii han been relieving during tho V-itfiliioii of Mr. John Niciiolson. Sta- tion Agont. in no\v in eliai'gi~: oi tfarill- Ran statioll in the absence of Mr. Louis Douglas who is taking it well enrnoil vacation.-G. '
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iiiiiiii NUMBER _ iii iUNiiiliiS
` AMSTERDAM,-'l`lio Nltuwa Rot- terdam t‘oui‘uiii. puliliizlieii ii <~onin|i|~ niiration coiii:orning llelgiiiiirii civili an population ilepoitoil to (iri'|nuii_\' antl conipelled to perl`oi'in iorcuii i:ili- or whiln quartered at Solillers t‘:iinp. 'Fhese deported Rolgiaiis \vr~rn ill.=iti~l<
buteil over tivo vanips, including Sol- taii. lu'll`oi'ts were niaiie by thi- tion niuiig at Sultan to iu`dui:e the Brlgiaiir. tiiore to sign a work coiiti‘;it:t, bitt. only a few signoti. '
The Bolgians were then distributeii
over .iinall éuborriiiiate camps neat Soitau. The rfoinniiimlnnta ot' tlioiio .~'uliiiPtai‘liiiieiits were t`oi'bidiieu to permit the Belgi-.iii soldiers in thi- uanip to give their ~.-oiiipatrioti'- extra looil.
DIES OF WEAIQNESS.
The food given by the military an
thorities was so iiiailequate that mini- ot' the deported people toll down from weakness in ii few days. The iniiim- arles were quickly over i;rowtteil. and the ~worst`patients were obligf-_ii to bt: reinoveil to the Sultan lloiipital tn bo rcinovoii tn tho liarrairka. 'l`iiirt_v-nini~ iiiciiv at’l,ii'lirenliorst,. a sub camp ol iioltau. Almost all iilnil without tho roneoiation of religion. A Belgian priest was not allowed to enter thi' oivilan-.a‘ camp. V
. ELEVEN DEAD IN A DAY.
in the Soitau hospital eight ilieil on
an average daily in one niontli, four on an average daily tho iollmviiii.: mouth. and in one ihiy elovoii died. in view of tho fi‘igl1ti'ul mortality the conimantiarit oi' the smaller i-aii'i'p'ii' repudiatcd all responsibility and thi- ileporteil were rcr‘_on_voyotl to Soltiiu. \vl)o|'e, though the food was bottvr. malty of the deported iiieil of rivtliliity. Ultimately thc ration was lni‘i'vas'<'il by one hundred grainmes tially iinii solillors wr-ro allowed to _lziivn thi-_ir own food to compatriots. 'l`lici'i‘at`ti-|' the morality notably illniiiiii<lii~'il. l\itin_v of the ilopnrt.oil -pr-oiilv ivi-ro rent back to Belgluin.No optileiniiz iii~- currvil and almost all ilirii ot' ilo'liilit_\'. hnart failure. iniliiiiiiiitithin ot’ thr- lungs and pleui-lay. Tin-_ iliii-tors \vi~i~o not badly disposed. but iibVi'ilHl_\' till* couraged as the patlontn had nf-iliit-r good food nor ilrut=:i~i.
STOP 'PHE l"tlNE‘RAl..“i_
The dead hotline were nliliiscil to be
i-_onvoyod i'or t`iiiiera_l .~io'i~vi<:r~s to the chapel by soldiers in the r‘,u|np_ bitt tho iongiprocei-isioiis nt' i-nl`t'in.i wi-ro so alarming to the solille.r_~i that tbooo hi autliority after our niontli t`orbailf‘ the lmiiica being brought tlioro. and they were nfterwiirils taken front tho inortuary to tho izhurt-h yarti. The Bolgliiiii tfntlioliiz priest was oblig0ti to leave atitiiioiily with out any reason witli tive liuniierii ill in tlio hospital and tour dead in the iiiortuar_v_ This was the fate ol Belgiuiin tloportod at the iiioiiioiit whon (ierninii authority li, is inaintainoil is bohiiviiig liuniiinrf- ly.
iiNiliHtR WilRil iiBil iHE iiiii PRiNi iiiil iiliiiii iiiiiit
'rms paper has been placing the
remarkable Red Letter Edition of the Hihlo and the (“atholli-_ tl.)onny) Fllble in tliotisandn ot the hoinos oi’ lip roadei'a during the punt few weeks. We have. never undertaken a task (img, has given us more genuine satistactilori. because via lilivn felt that the dis-tritbutlon ot this uniflll'> volume among our readers is some-
RUST’S CAFE
This Cafe is becommlnil more
popular every day- 0006 “Wai” lspeclal dinners-served ev-
ery dall-
DON'T FORGET THE PLACE
lipstairii. 160 $2000" 3"`°""
H. J. Mahon, U
Druqgllt ln‘d Optloleiy Montague.
4041-8-17MlWk. _
giiiiséil'
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and LUNCHES f
ming hound to work tor the good of the iioinmunlty. We announce oline wliord the closing days of the mar- velous distrlibution. and rail the ur- gent attention of those oi our road- org who have not yet participated to lose no time in clipping the coupon
_that appears daily iii these columns.
'Phe volume is bound to increase in
valueas the year go by, and it ta` doubtful it a Bible ot equal value can ever be obtained again on term-s
so nearly approaching a gilt.
_iigjv _[ar _admitting ot further organ
anti ot the elasilicnl odui'ation,werf-_ ignoring onn of the prinripal dliileul- ties of the presqnt- collegiate iiynteni --4-the lack oi' iiiat-liiuory for gottinii tho right man to the right joli. A tentative plan for such a i,yateiii has been outlined by lrwin G. Jeiiiiliign. ol’ the Metropolitan Trust t‘ompany. who received letters from more than lt'lt) rollege and university' l’resiiloiiia voiiinieiirtliig in iiiiggnstiiiii of part of tho plan rerriiitly pulillalietl. lla would establish ii buionu. situated prt‘terabl_v in New York and innin- tained oltlier by the iioveriiiiif-iii. b_\' :I great iinlvei‘sliy, or by ii founda- tion. for the rtifilliiiiiiiia iit,uil_v ol’ tin- vaizloiis pi'ofr=si~iioiin and liiiailirssi-a. with a view to their" proniliin at any ftlvnn time for lilo work; this to bf- i-ori'ei;\teil with an aiivlio-ir in each i-ollogi-\, who \\‘i>nlil ’aiiiil\‘ the partie' ular iieoiiat and aiinptahilitlos ot’ the students.
“Tile deferi of our present oduoa-
tional thoor_v." he sold. in explaining his plan. "ls largely one of orgiiiiiz ation. llntil the tiiiislioil protiiirtfi of tho present syatriiii have tho oppor- tunity to allow their titriesn for biiiil- neini life. afli-_r liaviiig bor-ii liriiuglit intii vontnrt with iinporlaiil work in an intelligent iiisiiiiwr, no fair nati- inate of the old .=_\=stt-‘in van he mail# as a basis for liusincss oiinlpnieiit.
"'l`lils :lution has for a loner time
been woriiiiig on the tiitoi‘~niis_e tha~ oi-_v in many things, and, notably, in tho matter of letting the young man selirrt his \=ocatiiiii_ /\i1ii'tln-_ ilillicnl- ties of rolls-ao men who, tienpiti; the ahoriroiniiiizn of manv of thorn. re present a fair pirk of the ablor ele- ment in eavh new geiierntinii_ arg ov- en greater than that of the _vo=itiii= oi less ambition and ability who ari- `liki>l_\' io have n more limited ilolil.
"Most boys when looking about to
select a llrg work. take arlvico from their parents. their t,0ai~lii=r.~, tho pas tors of their cliurrhea. or .sonie other elder person who in rarely iittoil to Plvo anvtliliiit like an :ii‘i‘iii'nii= view of possibilities. A father, 'no matter how strut-.ons;t`iil he has lieon. is apt to tnll his non not to gn into his own rallinir, though the boy may bo tlltoii for it. l\’iinist.era and twat-hi-ra arr perhaps rather niorp apt tiian inoni tiers of other prol`t_~s:iioiis to advisr _young men to niiopt their railings. but the average man, when iii- is ask eil what sort oi' a iilii work his own business is, will probably think of the ij-'raivbarks rather than the ailvantag
ea. 'i
"Now, rnuoh ot' this voulil he obvi-
atfrii if there were a central bureau to make rontinuous studios of every line ot' work whivh is likely to apply ottraetivg to a man of ~eilui-ntion'.’ :fling on in the business? is there on ideal aide toil. that will make it to ambitious collegians.nnil issue ii
Straily stream ot information
"The t.vDe ot7”iY___ii1tor'matioii ishouiid
rover: First. the' status of the vova tion with referenre to its finished oondttion, that in. now far is tha hnslnesii organized. how far. tiiteniiivo i! developed. how rerently lian the principal developmeiit. taken place.
ization and development? Sc-i-oiiiliy. What processes of evolittion are now For lniiitanre. twriiity years ago it was perfectly' pos'slhli=. for ii yiiimg man from the country to enter the milk business in the (`it_v of New York by borrowing ii horse. renting a wagon, and. perhaps. buying a ran ond dipper_ By working hard and practising rigiil iwoiioiiiy tlierp was no reason why. in tho i-oiti-so or time. be might no ailii i-1 number oi' w-ag-, cn:-i to his humble begiiining, ln tai-t. one of the iqigor inilk liiisiiiossoii in New York had its n|'lg.in in i-li'r|iin stziiices surli as these. But for the pant tive you-rs wonderful vliaiigori have been made in applying the prin-
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OPPORTUNITY
It is the duty oi onrli riiiil till ot' tis
to keep tliorouizlily upto-ii:iii=. iilis periaily tlione who i-atr_\|‘ to the noni- tortii nnil the relief oi' tho iuit`t'i-rini. pnlilli-. Our ()ptiral l)<‘partniont has relievoii litiiiiiroil.~‘ of casosi or ldyo Strain in its ninny fornis. and in oriliifi- to keep ‘up to otir high staiiilarii iii oiiirioni-_v. by keepiiiig tipto-il:-ite. wf have linen oiiiiiiiriiig into the ilili‘i\|'i‘_'iit iiioihoiiii ixaetl by the looting spovial- iiittu iii Montreal, 'l`tii‘onto iiiiil Nou' York.
in all ifziarrs we found llioni using;
:intl mont lioartilv roroiiiiiioniilng anti' enilorsiiig the “t~iluuiow 'l`euit S_v_-tiriii" or what is i-nitnetiiiiiis t-alloil itotino- sropy oi' by tho use of thu rotiintn<i't)pe~ "Looking into the Eye" thus sviriiil- iii-ally ineaiiurliiz and i-ori-i~._i'tiiii: with ahgoliito arzi-uravy all ilr-_t'ot‘ls ol vis- ion. no niattvr how roniplicated or of how lout: rtaniiiiitz. We liuvo on-` gnged i"i‘orl+‘i'ii‘k W. Mayor, the Wi‘li~ known Shadow Test Speriiillst. fo_r ton days in ts-:wh un thin adviini-oil sivloiirn ol` Sight 'l'ostinK- 'm‘|"‘ [".vti-\ toni ciiiiroly i-liiiiinatoia nil tireiioini- trying on of giiiiises.. and all lziiiriia work and delay. Wo know Mr. Mayor t.o bo n eiir-oliiiliit in the lriiiit tank or his iii'ot`i»iisiiin and the phr'iioiiii‘iial r»iii't'o_~e aiiblevod by him in (‘nnipboll- lon, Baihuriit. (‘hatliam, and Nmvi'a:<~ tie. N. H.. and Siiinmeralde and lien- ni-iiatnn. P. Pl. l.. lim" Dl`0VU'i- l)".Vt'"'i qiiesiti'oii, his work to be ot' the liinli est standard and bio pricou iiiost mod oraio. So you have really ii "rnre opportunity" or vonsultinlz the lieet Prob of t'hnrgi\. oavh Morning. Attor- noon or Evening. Evening is _iiisi an good as daytime. as artltiolnl light is mimi ln all cases. Remember tho dates. Monday, August 20th. to Worl- nenday, August 29th. so make an early appolminont and consult the br-st.
Satisfaction gtiiiranteed. Glasses
advised only when needed.
Yours truly.
' H. J. MABONi
Montague
Drupglet and Optlclan
i For fnfants and Children
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‘ i ' Irwin G. Jennings' Plan for a System. G I 0
-. IT P_AYS to buy in this province. __ . _ .
_ lie Student‘s
nun. Himotu P. ooanon iii ""° *l"""""' °" ~
th G _ _ Qualifications.-No Haphaz- taavaeorgetown Guardian Repressn ard chu", 0' Vocamm
__iiMiSB Loma Fitzgerald and Miss Complaints have been mari's recent- '
- _ ly by business men that the disputes lxatlierlne Breen. hotii of the staff oi helween Rdqocatm of the Mientim.
AN i2MiNi:N'r _
Si’ECiALIST
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Shadow
Test
Svstem
Used
A Headaches
. Cured '
in Most
Cases
“He Looks into the Eye"
To Visit Montague for Niiie I)ays
GCJn"\r‘r'1er\¢::ing?_
NIIQDINIDAY, ALJCBKJS1' 20th.
TO
vvsr:>NeL=:sr:>Av, Auausv asm-f.
Mr. Niavor is coiiiing tor
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FREDERICK W. iViAY()R
THE EMINENT Sl’ECIALlS”i" A
To give D:iri'iii:;l.i'ai.ioiis of the woii<ii~i'liil “ f~'ii:iiifiw Test " fly:-.t_i~i:i iii tiiglit 'l`ostin;z, efieli mot'iiin_ig, aiti:rno'»n and evtriiiiig; tor NINE l)_’\ YS UNLV. 'i`lii': is truly :i great oppoitunity to conéiuit :i b`l’i§CiAl.iS'i` wiiose repiitfitiiiii :intl .iliiitly ir; known :iii river (lui:-trio, anti who as a pr.ictit_ioni-i' in ti1e()e_itii‘;ii ilroicfi-ion has low rivals and no siiiii-riors, liis :<iici‘i's.~; iii Suniuiersiile and lionsiiigton, Cinipbeiiton, ii.itiiiii'st_ tli;itiiani_ New L`:i:;tlv, N. B., has proved tho niorit ot this syiitirsii anti :ie.:iiii‘i-_a szitifxlsictioii to von.
tlio <~xpt'.'~'f: iinrooio oi.iiisti'iii°tini; i\/ir. Maiioii in tiif: iiivfitors'
oi tiie“Sii1dow Test " or the '~',iiiipi'.‘ uni oi the iictiiioscoiw. " i__o;>l<iiii.:,ii'.to the i'§vc"' and il-pp; lmyiiiiig ite (Integra, \.V<» ospfiifnilly ask' all to ~‘oiiif‘-lii=i:;r now wvaiiiig gia:;‘3e:,.oi' th me who sutii-i' troni or siiupect any cioiert, or trouble.
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' (2uai"iii=t'eil nat-i»iai~t ioii
R b l'_`reeIlleiniiiiiatratioii liaiili Day. when iioi.-tirci.
_ (`.hiliiroii’_~‘ lives -()ur Sii<‘i'i;iltv. i
This System Eliminates all Guess Work-and that Tircsome 'l`r_vii|i: on the Glasses ~
H J Prescription Druggist anti 0 0 7 Graduate Uptician. Next Door Bank of Commerce, Montague
gl-Vi f '=. mf;-_-_~f vf -_
nlples iii' snnitati-in, si-ioiililii' at-~ eounting. and iiitoii<=ivi»~. iii-'.;aiilv.aiiiiii_ to the iniik iiiti'ii.=ti'_v. 'l`bi~ itii-ulr. ol the public bf.-alth i~iith|ii:ia:=i have horoiiiii n. part oi` the liiiiiliii-;-ui, 'l‘ii»i.a~ vhanlzea are rapidly ai`l»i'tiiIf< lil" status of the biii<iiif‘:1.<. .Will til' ll higher type sri- |‘i‘ililli""i-
"tho geitlniz nf intoriiintioii is one
par; of the plan. fl`l\r-_ fieriiiiri Dill' is rliatrilitiiinii. i w<iuliin't riistriri thin to college men, iii i~iiui'_=f'1 i “-mlm main., i|1,. iliita i'o|li~i'li»il avail able to anybody who waiiti~_d to i-2"' them, and wouiti ini-iuilo in thi- pl;i_ii a si-heiiio ot' iiistrlhiitiiiii wliii‘li tvoulii make it as rortain as possililo that the iiitorniatiiin wotilii bi' put lii~i`iiri- ovoryiniily who uiight bii Iiliio lt' llltt fli by it.. i Hut iiiiivo tho i'f\il°»l=tt‘ ilit`li are apt to iifiiitaiii ilii~ liiill. iii` tliiiso who will i)t‘ iiiii Iiiaiii-|'t»i til' lilo i)t‘Xl zenerntloii. I would iiiakp .<|iwi'la| ot- i'ort.=i to f:iiiil|iai'lv.i~ tbi‘iii uiili tliii in lormatloii gathervit i`roni iiiontli to moiitb by tho iiiireaii about i-ha|ii;iiig ronditloiiii in overy liiisiiioss and lirii- feiision.
"Tho i-ouiplemoni of tiii:= i'f'li|t"\i
bureau would ‘im nn otiii-iiii in i-vl‘|.\' college, whose duty it wonlil iw not only to we thnt tho fdiiiiviitr- #lvl ill" information from tho i~i>nti'al biirr~ati. but to form :i<~i||ialiitai|i'i=i: with the boys, otudy their niitoi-i-iloiits. cliiirniv torn, and ni‘i~onipli.=liiiii~nia_ and sup- plement. tlieinforiiiation with bisiiwn experi advice.
"Tito :\i.vis=vr whom l have slid?"-Q’
od -vrnulil not be a proti-s=;:iir. 'l`bv-in is no objiirtinn to his livin! fl lil~‘\|'
W||h Ipnrllillg €\X[)F‘[`il"|\t‘l‘§ ilf’ i`llil`&i hgvg A giinii tiiitii iii` iilliiivir-tiger. |ii` H19 college work. lint bi- iiitisit also knriw rt ilooti ilnnl of the wtir|i.' iitit side. of lilo in biiaiiies or ri profes- sion. Above- nil. lin must lic tho sort of a man who rtin mix with the stnii- antg and win their ioiillili-iirii niiii' friendship. _
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niiiderit ailvisnis nn nrl\'ii=iii‘_v i‘oniniit< tee of alumni would iw ol' oxtri-int'
value. The ninst valuable afisrit al oolioizo ran have is n loyiil, priigros- sive. and prosperous aiiwoi-latioii nfl alumni, and an arraiiixvineiit of this'
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