That's the way Overworked COFFEE WORKS THE HEART. Look out for it. Run after a car or run up stairs and see whether your heart is weak or not. If it flutters weakly, look out! You need a strong heart in your business. Try quit ting coffee if it weakens the heart action or breaks down your nervous strength in any way. It's easy if you have well-made POSTUM and "There's a Reason." Postum Cereal Co., Ltd., Battle Creek, Mich. U. S. A., IN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS PLEASE MENTION NEW ENGLAND MAGAZINE Goss Heights, a favorite resort. Spencer offers a variety of delightful scenery and advantages for a summer home and is located one thousand feet above the sea level. Spencer has a magnificent hotel, the Massasoit and numerous boarding houses. It is situated in the center of a very interesting historical district and there are a hundred interesting points easily reached by trolley or short drives. New Salem is a quiet village, on the summit of a picturesque hill, three and a half miles from the railroad station. Blandford, Massachusetts, is a central village in the Berkshire Hills. The average altitude of the town is fifteen hundred feet. Its easy access, interesting scenery and delightful climate have made it a popular summer resort. There are numerous lakes in the vicinity, and the view embraces Mt. Tom, Monadnock, North Haystack and Greylock. Many cottagers, seeking sites for a summer home, have selected Blandford and its growing colony of cottages speaks its praises as vacation town. Abouth thirty miles north of Springfield, Massachusetts, is Greenwich. Mt. Pomroy, Mt. Lizzie and Great Quabbin Mountains rise abruptly from the Greenwich Valley. The town has ten lakes within its borders and is crossed by the middle and east branches of Swift River. Quabbin Inn is a new building and was opened for its first season in 1900. It is situated on a farm of over one hundred acres. The Berkshires are served from the west by the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad, which reaches most of the important towns. Great Barrington, one of the most attractive of the Berkshire towns is reached only by the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad. It is elevated far above the sea level and has been a summer resort of repute for many years. It has fine ponds and lakelets in profusion, scattered within its limits, and these are charming features in its landscape vista. One might perhaps linger longer in the dear old Berkshires and the Hoosac region, but we have journeyed to the boundary of New England and must end our tour at the threshold of the Empire State. CONTINENTE AMERICAN GIRL TRADE MARK WEAR LONGER THAN OTHER MAKES ASK YOUR DEALER TO SHOW YOU THESE SIMPLICITY-Dainty and neat, full in the body, CANDIA-An attractive lawn sacque. Tight back MY BILLIE-Comfortable, loose, graceful hang- 85c THE PURITAN-Sparkles with sturdy merit. LADY BOUNTIFUL-A spacious strongly made ..... MISS LIBERTY-A graceful showy, long kimona CLEOPATRA --A really gorgeous dressing gown If your dealer won't supply you, we will, on receipt The Leicester and Continental Mills Co., Inc. Largest Makers of Garments in the World. MISS LIBERTY LADY BOUNTIFUL IN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS PLEASE MENTION NEW ENGLAND MAGAZINF CENTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY MAKES SPECIAL RATES TO VACATIONISTS From now on through the summer season the Central Vermont Railway will sell round-trip summer excursion tickets from Boston and all principal cities in New England to all Vermont, Lake Champlain and many Canadian and Adirondack resorts. Such tickets are good going until September 30th, and on the return trip may be used up to November 1st. The rates cover more than a hundred attractive summering places on the line of the scenic "Green Mountain Route." Booklets and information on apllication to T. H. Hanley, N. E. P. A., 360 Washington street, Boston, Mass. THE BEAUTIES OF JERSEY Two booklets issued by the Central Railroad of New Jersey are particularly fine examples of this class of literature. One is "Seaside Resorts in New Jersey," and the other is "In the Jersey Foothills," and both have been prepared with the utmost regard for entertaining description and artistic illustration. The former is a complete handbook of the Jersey coast resorts, the value of the information being equalled by the attractive style in which it has been handled. The other deals with the interior of the State, with helpful descriptions of various points and charming pictures of sylvan scenes, winding rivers, and other features. Each book is of special interest to the vacationist. W. H. Hayden, who handles the Jersey Central's advertising, has a thorough understanding of the requirements of railroad publicity. USEFUL FOR TRAVELLERS The Accident Cabinet Company, Kalamazoo, Michigan, is placing on the market a small Sick and Accident Cabinet, suitable for travellers, autoists, etc. It contains twenty-four articles most likely to be needed in case of sickness or accident. Price of same is only $1.50, less than the retail value of the contents. manufacture larger sizes, for use in facThey also tories, shops, etc. Their advertisement can be found on another page. TAKE IT WITH YOU In travelling during your summer vacation, a most useful thing to take with you is a neat little box of remedies, styled Taka-Tab. It is an allopathic home emergency case-in fact a medicine chest containing bottles with tablets for all common ills. The price is $1.00 and it may save one five times that amount. Tak-a-Tab is manufactured by the J. H. Carpenter Co., 5 Park Square, Boston. A POPULAR DENTIFRICE A good thing, well advertised, is bound to bring good results. Such is the case with Dentacura, an article which although on the market but a few years, has now become firmly established in several countries and is to be found in all well-regulated homes in the United States. The reason for this is twofold: first, the article is well advertised by its capable management and second, the dentifrice is ideal in every way, being endorsed by physicians everywhere. The Dentacura Co., 206 Alling street, Newark, N. J., manufacture it. DELIGHTFULLY SITUATED Of the many hotels on the North Shore, none is more delightfully located than the New Ocean House at Swampscott. The drives are perfect, the bathing fine and best of all the hotel is managed in a manner which is a pleasure to its guests. This is evidenced by the fact that the same faces are seen here season after season. Ainslie & Grabow also manage the Hotel Tuileries and Hotel Empire on Commonwealth avenue, Boston and in winter the Hotel Titchfield at Port Antonio. Jamaica, the finest winter hotel in the West Indies. Hotel men in every sense of the word is the reason why they know how to care for their guests in so hospitable a manner. Baker's Failure The author's labors are deserving of the highest praise. I most heartily recommend the work for study and convenient reference. Benj. Harrison Gives a Grand Opportunity to the Readers of the New England Magazine RIDPATH'S HISTORY OF THE WORLD 9 Massive Royal Octavo Volumes, 4,000 double-column pages, 2,000 superb illustrations. At LESS than even DAMAGED SETS were ever sold We will name our price only in direct letters to those sending us the Coupon below. write name and address plainly, and mail to us now before you forget it. Tear off the Coupon, Dr. Ridpath is dead, his work is done, but his family derive an income from his History, and to print our price broadcast, for the sake of more quickly selling these few sets, would cause great injury to future sales. Ridpath takes you back to the dawn of history, long before the Pyramids of Egypt were built; down through the romantic, troubled times of Chaldea's grandeur and Assyria's magnificence; of Babylonia's wealth and luxury; of Greek and Roman splendor; of Mohammedan culture and refinement; of French elegance and British power; to he rise of the Western world, including the complete history of the United States and every other nation down to the close of the Russia-Japan war. He throws the mantle of personality over the old heroes of history. Alexander is there,-patriot, warrior, statesInan, diplomat,-crowning the glory of Grecian history. Xerxes from his mountain platform sees Themistocles, with three hundred and fifty Greek ships, smash his Persian fleet of over a thousand sail and help to mould the language in which this paragraph is written. Rome in the diplomatic ring,-laughing with grim disdain at He covers every race, every nation, ev- 200,000 FOLD HERE, TEAR OUT, SIGN, AND MAIL Ameri cans of 7-06 Western Newspaper Association 204 Dearborn St. Chicago, Ill. Please mail, without cost to me, sample pages Ridpath's History containing his famous "Race) Chart" in colors, map of China) and Japan, diagram of Panama Canal, specimen pages from the work, etc., and write me full particulars of your special offer to New England Magazine Readers. Name Address IN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS PLEASE MENTION NEW ENGLAND MAGAZINE |
