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Right Rev L. S. Ives, D. D., p'sif0r'


Rev ALBERT SMEDEs, Rector


1wNt4E winter term of this School, will commence on


the llth of Nov, and continue I'LL the ION
April n,e
For MLo board nn.bis ana Lns in advance. 800 90
Tuition in French, Il "O
in Music on the Piano Guitar, with .
$S 90 for the of the Piano, 70 w
Tuition on the Harp, with $40 90 for use OF -
,r;,; @ - =, Droy;;ro ond Painting Is 90
N B. Beds and Bedsteaos are furnished by the School
Pupils are required to furnish their own Bedding, and
towels or to pay instead, rs 90: The Clothing OF Pu
ps should be distinctly marked with the owners name
in H Extravagance in dress is contrary to the prIncI
pies and practice Of the School, and Parents Will con-
fer favor by providing their children, ony with the
plainest attire Jewels and Lace prohibited. The
dress of the Pupils in Winter for Sundays and special
occasions must be of Moslin dc Lain MeTirlO, of
dark blue color the Bonnet of Straw, trimmed with
dark blue ribbon For their ordinary apparel they may
wear dresses of Calico, GinghGm, suchother suitable
material, as their wardrobcs will furnish.


The Religious services of the School being held in the
Chapel of the Institution by the Rector, Pupils have
rarely occasion to visit the City. They are allowed to
accept invitations in the City for the day only once
month, and never for the evening.


They have opportunities of seeing their TRENDS, and
acquiring ease of manner in society, at the Sources,
which are statedy held
Sept. 26, 1915. ooS-u-