Hotel Hai MA Trapper England, Beautiful North Wales NEW YORK Two ladies, long experience in a girls' boarding school, will ehaperon three or four girls to England sailing about June 8th, returning mid-September. One month London visiting Spend Your Summer places of interest in and around city. Motor tour through Shakespeare's country, Stratin ford-on-Avon, Warwick, Kenilworth, en route West 72d St., t to 71st St., Nei 300 rooms, each with bat Edwardian castles, Harlech, Conway, Car fireproof. One block t narvon. Opportunities golf, tennis, fishing, trance of Central Park. Address 5,111, Outlook. refinement combined w rates. Send for illustra Hotels and Resorts NEW YO CANADA ADIROND NORTHERN ONTARIO Interbrook Lodgea Wabi Kon Camp Keene Valley, N.Y. W Lake Temagami in spruces and pines. Bea Ontario, Canada booklet. $18 to $20. M. E The unspoiled country- A Camp with every courfort in the hearts four million A PIRONDACKS. 2 CLUB. Essex- derful fishing. Guides, Boats, Canoes plain. Cottages with ce where meals are served. Ret For circular or information BURNHAM, 233 Broadway, N MAINE VERMO! HESTER,VT. “The CH OGUNQUIT, MAINE ful summer home. Ch rooms, pure water, bath, bo piazza, croquet, fine roads. 1 Refs. exchanged. The Miss wifi Luxurious hotels and magnificentCasinos, Temples cludes useful travel literature. "Select Collection" on receipt HITCHCOCH of ten cents to cover postage. No Modern Thermal Establishments, Sport Near beach and pine woods. Vegetables Pittsford, Vt. Beautiful rooms, excellent table. $14. bur Organizations of every kind, combine to please every taste and meet all budgets. THE SWISS FEDERAL RAILROADS MASSACHUSETTS me For your convenience, arrangements have W YOMI been made whereby you can secure your 241 Fifth Avenue, New York City If You Are Tired or Need a Change F steumship and railway tickets, and book London : 11b Regent St.,S.W. Paris : 20 rue Lafayette WYOMII your hotel reservations without any in you cannot find a more comfortable place in New England than An all season stock ran table, and our own garden i horses. Campo It affords all the comforts of home without COMFORT in the Big ! extravagance. Reservations all the year. WYMAN & SONS, She THE ances. Terms reasonable. 4,993, Outlook. Health Re 990 RAYMOND-WHITCOMB THE beauty, fascination, and mys , tery of the Orient lures visitors TOURS & CRUISES B COTUIT, MASS. Boating, bathing excellent. Cottages. Ideal STOCKHOLM, A unique place where over- health and strength. Open a tary new buildings. Moden The Leslie perior accommodations. T prevail. Write, mentioning "Outlook" to supervised course, specially MIDNIGHT SUN JAPAN HOTEL ASSOCIATION A quiet, cosy little house by the sea. Opens individual, assures the may June 11. Private baths. Descriptive booklet. the minimum tine. Rates Care Traffic Dept. clude all charges : phys! WHITE HOUSE INN medical care, treatment, to riding horses, baths, massag personal direction of Dr. (plıysician, surgeon and at Rates for a single room without bath and with 3 meals, application to Mrs. M. V. BURGESS. be made now. Detailed information upon 72d Street, New York City. Street, People Northampton, Mass. Season, from July Doylestowa, Pa. lan institu 1 to Sept. 1. For details address 0. 8. BLAIR. the personal study and sp Th ment of the invalid. MA388 ROS Hydrotherapy. Apply_1 ROBERT LIPPINCOTT WA issi CATHEDRAL ROUTE (late of The Walter So Fresh eggs, cream, chickens. Rates moderate. East Anglia, Home of the Pilgrim NEW HAMPSHIRE WHITE MOUNTAINS Forest Hills Hotel and Bungalow Colony FRANCONIA, N. H. Karl P. Abbott, Managing Director lishment on the East Coast of England, Golf, tennis, dancing, woodland paths, rest. Finest view east of the Rockies. 300 acres--new hotel-unobtrusive serviceable sixty-day European trip for $850. E. D. on request. unexcelled cuisine-spring water-physician QUICK, 488 Nostrand Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. - Particularly high grade clientele of desir able Americans. Resort ideal for children. Th 2 Months' European Tour HARWICH ROUTE Moderate tariff Sanford Hall, England to the Continent Private Host For Mental and Nery Escorted by Dutch lady, recently re Also via HARWICH and ANTWERP modations for a few adults and autoists en illu turnedverom country: turned from Europe, speaks language route. Dry, cool climate. Splendid scenery. Comfortable, homelil Agreeable society. Lovely drives. Booklet. New Service Commencing June, 1921 15 a competent purses. DIRECT TO BATTLEFIELDS NEW YORK CITY park, flower and veget Rock Lodge Hei GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY MOUNTAIN VIEW OF ENGLAND Sedgwi EUROPE 1921 VIA HARWICH-ZEEBRUGGE | THE FORBES Sanford Hall Flushin Parties enrolling now. Moderate Great success 1920. Five weeks with Prof. Otto Bond, Chicago INTERCOLLEGIATE TOURS 65-A Franklin St., Boston, Mass. Luxurious Steamers Pullman Car Trains Apply for illustrated booklet, 213 Madison Avenue New York W de GO TO EUROPE IN 1921 joining the more WANTED – Adult Baai Croquet exchanged. excellent Real Estate BOOKS, MAGAZINES SITUATIONS WANTED MANUSCRIPTS Companlons and Domestic Helpers SPEECHES, lectures, and special articles REFINED lady, speaking French, Spanish, desires to be companion, home or traveling. eques service. 1,000 , $10. Miss Xhrouet, Grand Haven, Mich. ioned house, 3 living POSITION wanted as housekeeper for 6 master's and 3 servants bedrooms, 4 bath business woman or companion to invalid. In rooms. Two acres cultivated ground and LANTERN SLIDES 9,770, Outlook. LANTERN slides made and colored. High SUMMER position wanted as companion for elderly people. Private water-front rights and float. 5,129, Outlook est grade work. 25 years' experience. Edward or governess. 9,768, Outlook. trance Ces 10 week. Box 135, Portageville, N. Y. Manomet, Plymouth, Mass. Van Altena, 29 West 38th St., New York City. SUPERVISING housekeeper wishes posi tion huspital or institution. Experienced. Best references. 9,743, Outlook. HELP WANTED TRAVELING companion. Young woman lights, hot and cold water, conveniences, Business Situations of intelligence and refinement going to open fireplace; terms moderate. WM. H. Europe will act as companion to older wo man. References exchanged. 9,835, Outlook. : no experienceprofession ADIRON Single or Duplex Apartment FOR RENT DURING SUMMER Strough spare time home study, azay terms COLLEGE graduate, experienced traveler, $110 $200 monthly offers services on voyage to Britain in return nterbrook Lower wwer 80's close to 5th Avenue. LARGE FURNISHED HOUSE anteed, or money back. Outdoors, local or for her expenses. References. 9,840, Outlook, nable rent. Possession any time. meene Valley , LWM. B. MAY & Co. fourteen rooms and two baths, in pleasant traveling, under big men who reward ability. location in old New England college town. Get Free Booklet CM-27. Stand. Business by young woman; at present hostess in army POSITION as hostess in hotel, camp, or club Apply to Box 752, Northampton, Mass. Training Inst., Buffalo, N. Y. camp. Would combine other duties and no NEW HAMPSHIRE SPLENDID clerical work opportunity, preference to locality. 9,836, Outlook. Spare or whole time. No canvassing, good WANTED_Refined, cultivated woman in. Cultura electricity, Steinway piano. Mod- LAKE SUNAPEE, N. H. Jamestown, N. Y. would like position in home as manager, chaperon or companion. Widower or bachelor te merken lerences first letter. 4,997, Outlook. Charming Summer Homes and Cottages Companions and Domestic Helpers | Outlook. preferred. References exchanged. 9,837, creare furnished, for rent and for sale. Write for BAK, booklets. SARGENT & Co., New London, N.H. DIETITIANS, superintendents, cafeteria LADY recommends managing house managers, governesses, matrons, houseVERRE keeper; Swedish woman, trustworthy, capaNEW JERSEY keepers, social workers, and secretaries. ED-Attractive location for Miss Richards, Providence, East Side Box 5. ble, refined. Miss Otterberg, 132 East 45th ESTER,IT mer tea room, furnished or Boston, Fridays, u to 1, 16 Jackson Hall , ! St. , New York. Phone 8700 Murray Hil. Trinity Court. Address Providence. GRADUATE nurse, refined, sunny dispoalso hires or seashore preferred. ALICE To Rent, MONTCLAIR, N. J. Jalte roztl 46 E. Jefferson Ave., Detroit, Mich. sition, will take intelligent care of lady or for three or four Summer Months WANTED-Lady of refinement and educa- gentleman in mountains or at seashore. $65 Would Apply Mrs. Karran, 75 Fulton St., N. Y. City. month. Credentials. 9,802, Outlook. Adults only. 10 rooms, 2 baths, 4 toilets. All - Very capable, willing, panion to girl 7 years and boy 5 years. Ex- cheerful. Would keep house. References. wy to North Jersey. 5,137, Outlook. perience not necessary. Intelligence and re- 9,801, Outlook. NEW YORK CITY finement and references required. Brooklyn COMPANION or governess. Refined, edu- FOR SALE cated young woman. Would travel. Summer. COMPANION-Refined, educated male for 9,810, Outlook. backward young man (10 tutoring); position GENTLEWOMAN, English, experienced MAINE 16 rooms, in good condition, on corner plot, offers attractive home and liberal compensa practical nurse, wishes position as traveling WYOW 86 x 200, in Bay Ridge, a suburb of Greater tion. In reply give full name, age, personal companion to lady or young girls. Good sailor DEN ON THE COAST OF New York. Wide porches, open fireplaces, history, and references. 9,827, Outlook. and traveler, speaking French and Spanish. MAINE-For Rent apper mished, attractive cottage, on Dii trees, garden. Suitable for small institu- REFINED companion, generally, useful, Highest references. Terms by arrangement. tion, sanitarium, school. 5,101, Outlook. willing to do light housework. References. Lease, Box 834, Scarsdale, N. Y. 9,843, Outlook. YOUNG woman desires position as travel- as caretakers on small country place in For -Fur- YOUNG English lady seeks position as ough knowledge of the care of cows. 9,846. Cross and Royal Army Service Corps. Cali companion-chauffeuse. Four years with Red FOR in heart of the Adirondacka, Keene Valley. Outlook. sea and 200 ft. above it. 10 chambers, For particulars apply to 5,115, Outlook. anniug water, Living-room 34 x 16,3 WANTED-Mother's helper, between ages fornia preferred. 9,819, Outlook. CAPABLE, pleasant, well educated Prot- estant woman desires position as companion J. R. PRESCOTT, Newtonville, Mass. Mrs. James Ladd, Ardmore, Pa. to lady in home of culture and refinement. nished cottage, 8 rooms and bath, on Big Tup Willing to travel. Highest credentials. 9,824, Teachers and Governesses Outlook. MAN, 27 years of age, college graduate, le, 2-story Bungalow, 45 x 60, and private schools. Calls coming every day. year's attendance in French Lycée, 8 months with French escadrille, wants few months' om niet eerste oonding location 2.600 For Rent, Keene Valley, Adirondacks Sandingsirculara. Albany Teachers' Agency, Cost 6,000 to duplicate. Photos, Albany, engagement as guide through Europe, compgta . CLAVE, 1 Madison Ave., N. Y. City: Large, completely furnished cottage, linen, silver, etc., 3 bathrooms, 8 fireplaces, tele TEACHERS WANTED-College graduatespanion, tutor. Can drive car. 9,839, Outlook. for all departments of schools and colleges. SECRETARIAL companion, chaperon, phone, garage, magnificent mountain and September vacancies. Special terms for early with travel abroad, by refined woman. Knowlned Cottage At Isle-an-Haut, Me., sumvalley views. Golf and tennis near. Address enrollment. THE INTERSTATE TEACH- edge stenography, music, language. 9,842, reste 10 rooms, wide double verandas, M. 8. LUDLUM, 1827 Pine St., Philadelphia. ERS' AGENCY, Macheca Building, New Outlook. Orleans, La. WANTED - First-class handcraft teacher Teachers and Covernesses for . for girls' summer camp. Give training and FRENCH lady, refined, experienced teachINQUIT, MAINE Electricity and bath. Meals at attractive Inn experience. 9,804, Outlook. er, excellent references, wishes position for set asl Rent-Summer Cottages if desired; swimming pool at Inn. Enquire WANTED-Woman of refinement and tact. summer. Chaperon, tutoring, private secrebly situated and completely fur8. H., General Delivery P.O., Englewood, N.J. Teacher whose time is free latter part of day tary. Would travel. 9,721, Outlook. housekeeping. and during the summer, or one who can de REFINED young college student desires FOR RENT ON LAKE GEORGE companion to Furnished cottages. Golf, tennis, boating, mother in care of two boys of school age. No boy or boys in private family. Athletic. fruit, Me. Beautifully furnished Good references. 9,734, Outlook. CO., Glenburnie, N. Y. Comfortable home and very moderate amount TEACHER in girls' vocational school dy and 5 rooms, hall, kitchen, seven double of time required, but applicant must have would like summer work. Governess. Girls' 1. Mas laundry, pantries, large porches, good judgment and natural aptitude for camp preferred. References exchanged. 9,764, Appir est location. Superb views of moun boys. 9,821, Outlook. Outlook. HOPKINS' Educational Agency, 507 Fifth COLLEGE graduate, successful boys' tresses, swimming teachers, housekeepers, 9,795, Outlook. WANTED-Position for the summer in girls' camp. Will tutor. Highest references. SITUATIONS WANTED 9,830, Outlook. SUMMER work by English woman as libra- Professional Situations rian, pianist, or teacher. 9,829, Outlook. WOMAN RESEARCH EXPERT, EDI- YOUNG Swiss lady, speaking French, Ger- tive by good road from Bolton Landing, Lake TOR, AUTHOR, now holding responsible man, and English, desires position as gov- companion with family going moderate rental. Completely furnished carrying commensurate salary. Resourceful, COLLEGE GIRL desires position as govON ISLAND, ME. TO throughout. Five rooms (three thorough, versatile, has organized nationally erness or companion. Experience in college president's family. 9,803, Outlook. running water. Ice, wood, and magazine articles and two standard books. PRIVATE school teacher of English, who 21. 9,831, Outlook. likes housework, desires work June 23-Sept. 15. 9,805, Outlook. RESEARCH, translation, editing, libra- PARISIAN lady, education and refinement, ries catalogued and resystematized, by young head of French department in leading school lady, college trained and with extensive desires to spend summer months vacation with well educated and comfortable family to Business Situations speak and teach French, for expenses only, no remuneration. No objection to traveling. SECRETARY-Young woman, experienced, 9,800, Outlook. GOVERNESS or nursery governess. Edu- cated young woman, experienced, wishes to YOUNG man desires position of superinhome, fully furnished, among take charge of one or two young children. References. 9,844, Outlook. SPANISH, English teacher, American, 15 years Cuba, desires position teacher, superLADY desires position as assistant or take intendent school, institution. Executive exBOARD AND ROOMS charge of linen room in an institution. 9,760, perience both countries. Diplomas. ReferOutlook. ences. In New York June. Mrs. Amy Grant, 9,845, Outlook. FRENCH woman, teacher, desires summer position, tutoring elementary or college preparatory conversation. References. 9,814, COLLEGE girl desires summer steno- Dutlook OCKHOL aths, Neurniture ; 7 master's rooms, 3 baths, na of Maine, Short distance to State m Portland to Augusta; two miles beautiful lake and Kennebec River. sirge rooms, large veranda, modern confireplaces, wood, telephone, place Milk, freali eggs, fowl and some les could be furnished at market om the farm if desired. 5,135, Outlook. ASSACHUSETTS el8600 for summer, $1,000 BY THE WAY Tcross The Greatest Treasure House of Linens Reg. Trade Mark Table Cloths and Napkins at Lower Prices WHETHER you are purchasing fresh Linens for a Country Home, a Yacht, a Club or the tiniest of Bungalows, you will find the present price reductions at “ The Linen Store” surprisingly to your advantage. TRYING to beat a train at a railway crossing is declared by the Southern Pacific Railway to be, in its experience, the most prolific cause of automobile accidents. In three years 970 automobile drivers came to grief through misjudg. ing distance and time in trying to beat the Southern Pacific locomotives. A considerable number of reckless drivers actually run into the crossing gates in trying to beat the trains—122 accidents of this nature occurred in three years. A large number of cars get stalled on the tracks when trying to cross in front of a train. “A passenger train that is a quarter of a mile away is also only about a quarter of a minute away," says the railway's report, "and a quarter of a minute is pretty short time to effect an escape if in shifting gears the engine goes dead." Over nineteen hundred automobiles were wrecked at grade crossings on this railway in the period named. Values Readily Apparent NAPKINS-Dozen 22 x 22 ins. $6.50, 8.75, 9.00 and up 24 x 24 ins. $11.75, 12.00, 14.75 and up TABLE CLOTHS-Each 2 x 2 yards $5.75, 7.00, 8.00 and up Special Lot Orders by mail receive our careful attention. The programme of an amateur boxing bout, according to a daily paper, printed the first name of one of the stars as "Nut" instead of "Nat." The aggrieved boxer, on remonstrating with the pub licity man, was told apologetically that it was his first experience as a fight promoter, and "with such names as Pete the Gorilla, Young Samson, Battling Mike, and so on, Nut looked all right when the proof came from the printer.' An American traveler, writing abou: "Invalid Europe" in a book with that title just published, says that he found Europe far less changed outwardly than: he had expected, and social life as it affects the tourist little different from what he had found it before the war. "Above all,” he says, "the American traveler especially tender of his own material comfort is likely to be agree ably surprised. No matter where he goes in Europe, he is enabled through the strength of his currency to obtain all the comforts and almost all of the luxuries that he may desire, and at fan less cost than in his own country." SITUATIONS WANTED Teachers and Covernesses HARVARD graduate 1921 wants summer position as tutor and traveling companion. Excellent references. Write A. B. N., 6 Garden Terrace, Cambridge, Mass. COLLEGE woman, age 27, as tutor or companion on trip abroad in return for expenses. 9,825, Outlook. SUPERIOR native French teacher,'available next fall; college or school in or near New York. Highest credentials. . 9,828 Outlook. Any Boy or Girl Can Earn Money in Spare Time IF F there are boys or girls in your family, why not encourage them to become Outlook salesmen in your neighborhood ? This outdoor work is good fun and is excellent training for a business career. We supply all necessary materials start this work, and furnish complete suggestions as to how to proceed. No investment or experience is required. If a youngster is old enough to play marbles or spin a top, he is old enough to earn his own spending money selling The Outlook. Address applications to Carrier Department THE OUTLOOK COMPANY 381 Fourth Avenue New York MISCELLANEOUS MISS Guthman, New York shopper, will send things on approval. No samples. References. 309 West 99th St. BOYS wanted, 500 boys wanted to sell The Outlook each week. No investment necessary. Write for selling plan, Carrier Department, The Outlook Company, 381 Fourth Ave., New York City. EXPERIENCED teacher, Bryn Mawr graduate, will chaperon and tutor two girls at lainily camp, Maine, July, August. Terms reasonable. References exchanged. 9,675, Outlook. TWO normal or problem children can have country life at quiet seashore place this summer, in care of experienced mother holding master's degree in psychology. Specialty reryous or bad tempered children. Terms moderate. 9,832, Outlook. AUTOMOBILE, Oak land sedan 1920, good condition, to rent for several months. 9,820, Outlook. DR. Charlotte Hammond offers semi-invalids delightful home, good cheer, attention to diet, medical care. Paris Hill, Me. WANTED-Invalid attorney desires imme diate financial help to publish profitable Hide book and industrial almanac on SouthIn California for tourists, settlers, investors, different. he in great deinand; half to Two good, sound tips for making money are described by Bruce Barton is "Collier's." The first is that of a finan cier who lived in the suburbs and wen to Wall Street only when bad news 50 on the front page of the papers an the brokers were filled with gloom, Then he bought. When news was amar ingly good he quietly sold. Thus by made a considerable fortune. The sete ond tip came from a man whose bus ness was finally suppressed by the Posy Office. He advertised an infallible rally for making money, for only a dollar The rule was: “Work like the devil an never spend a cent." The Departmex thought the advice sound, but its sa illegal. Saving money is a good way to make it. The President of the Delaware an Hudson Railway tells how he saved "When I was a young man, I tried ver W. L. DOUGLAS | month I watched the pennies, spent as little as I could, and saved the rest. It wasn't easy. One day I tried a new plan. Just put a definite amount in the bank when I first got my pay—and lived Quality of Material on the rest. From that time on I began and Workmanship to get ahead rapidly. The money in the Maintained bank grew regularly and surprisingly, and I didn't have to think and skimp all Hand Workmanship Stylish and Durable month." FOR MEN AND WOMEN THE STAMPED PRICE IS W. L. DOUGLAS PERSONAL GUARANTEE "Helen, really I cannot permit you to THAT THE SHOES ARE ALWAYS WORTH THE PRICE PAID FOR THEM read novels on the Sabbath,” a conversa YOU CAN ALWAYS They are the best known shoes in the tion reported in the Washington “Post" SAVE MONEY BY WEARING world. Sold in 107 W.L.Douglas stores, begins. "But, grandma," is Helen's in W. L.DOUGLAS SHOES direct from the factory to you at only genuous reply, “this one is all right; it SOLD DIRECT FROM FACTORY one profit, which guarantees to you the tells about a girl who was engaged to TO YOU AT ONE PROFIT best shoes that can be produced, at the three Episcopal clergymen all at once." lowest possible cost. W.L.Douglas name and the retail price are stamped on the Gabriele d'Annunzio, according to the bottom of all shoes before they leave the factory, which is your protection New York “Times,” will make his future against unreasonable profits. home in a palace which he has rented 38.00 on the Grand Canal in Venice. There W. L. Douglas shoes are absolutely the HOE' he will settle down to writing as soon country. They are made of the best and as possible, and one of his first books finest leathers that money can buy. will be a history of famous dogs—a book They combine quality, style, work upon which he was at work at the out manship and wearing qualities equal BOYS SHOES break of the war. to other makes selling at higher prices. $4.50 &$5.00 A subscriber sends this advertisement centers of America. The prices are the same everywhere; from a Calcutta (India) paper as an in they cost no more in San Francisco than they do in New York. dication that East Indian accountants W. L. Douglas shoes are made by the highest paid, are well up to the advanced methods of skilled shoemakers, under the direction and supervision their Western brethren: of experienced men, all working with an honest deterA smart young Parsi accountant mination to make the best shoes for the price that with unsurpassed merits and qualifi money can buy. cations, well acquainted with the CAUTION Insist upon having W. L. manipulation of private and Limited name and price is plainly stamped on the sole. Be careful concerns, is open to engagement. A to see that it has not been changed or mutilated. rare chance for those in search of a "Hall Mark." Apply to W. L. Douglas shoes are for sale by over If your local dealer cannot supply you, "I know nothing about aerial naviga take no other make. Order direct from President the factory. Send for booklet telling how tion except what I have read in Tenny. W. L. Douglas Shoe Co., to order shoes by mail, postage free. 167 Spark St., Brockton, Mass. son's 'Locksley Hall'” (“The nations' airy navies grappling in the central blue"?], says Mr. Shorter, editor of the London "Sphere," "but I like hearing of adventures so wonderful as those accomplished by these two young men." The young men were Sir Ross Smith Buys and Sir Keith Smith, who recently air 100 planed from England to Australia. Mr. Art Corners” and Millions Shorter says that he is "not thrilled by Billions NO PASTE NEEDED Use them to mount all kodak the fact that both are K. B. E.'sknighthoods are cheap to-day,” but is pictures,post cards clippings in albums Made in Squaro, Round, Oval, Fancy and Heart It is scientific, constructive, interesting, and unvery much thrilled by what these young of black, gray, Sepia, and red gummed paper. biased in its treatment of the following and Slip them on corners of pictures, then wot and stick. QUICK-EASY-ARTISTIC. No muss, Do fuss. Al photo other subjects: Psychic principles a necessary men accomplished at so early an age supply, drug and stat's stores. Accept Do substitutos; part of universal nature, and of the personality there is nothing as good. 10c brings fall pks. And samples of Delty, man, and beast. Constructive ideals. they are only twenty-eight and thirty, re- from Engel Mfg.Co., Dept. 93-E, 4711 No. Clark St., CHICAGO What physical science has done and failed to do. spectively. They flew 11,500 miles over Can psychic science succeed where physical sci ence has failed? Religion and the Bible, in the four continents in 28 days and won IMPORTANT TO SUBSCRIBERS light of physical and psychic science. The "fall When you notify The Outlook of a change in your $55,000 in prizes. of man, and the breakdown of civilization. A scientific explanation of the "new birth." The address, both the old and the new address should be greatest of all achievements. Strikes and what "Don't be afraid of chewing gum,” given, Kindly write, if possible, two weeks before they cost. Can the present discords be displaced the change is to take effect. by friendly and constructive co-operation? Attisays "Teeth and Health," a book forti tude of mind that are more lang us than dynamite. What are the determining factors of fied by the degrees of its authors, T. J. a successful civilization? Why humanity got the Dodson Wron Ryan, D.D.S., and E. F. Bowers, M.D. Beautify Your Grounds with inquisition, the thirty years' war, the late world war, and what has followed in its wake. What "One of the outstanding facts in con Dodson Bird Houses_ an analysis of democracy and religion reveals. nection with the modern conception of They never fail to attract the song A novel suggestion as to teaching ethics in the birds (Insectivorous birds) who in turn public schools. Limiting commercial privileges. tooth preservation is the increasing use destroy noxious insects. The valuabla What the business aim should be. Defects in the purple martin will catch and consumo on an averase of 2,000 mosquitos a unlimited-state-ownership doctrine. Defects in of chewing-gum by our adult and ju day, besides other annoying in- the idea on which we base our method of choos sects; the song birds will protect venile population. Dentists have found ing legislative representation. your trees, shrubs and gardens from insects and their beauty and Many other questions on the vital needs of the that the exercise of gum-chewing brings song will bring joy and happiness. hour are discussed in this book. A limited numMr. Dodson has spent 30 years of loy ber of copies will compose the first edition, which about a better nutrition of the teeth. ing study of the song birds, their will be sold only as follows: Fill out and mail The cleansing action of the gum in the beautiful Bird Lodge' his bome on the following order blank. Houses are a permanent Investinterstices of the teeth is a definite bene To The Norlin Publishing Co., Stanwood, Wash. built of thoroughly seasoned Oak fit to these organs. Therefore, while the Cypress, Selected Whito Pino and Gentlemen : You may send me one copy of Psychio Red Cedar; coated Dails and the best Science and success, for examination. If I decide to keep it ruminant habit may not be commendable Price lead and oil are used for their protection I will within three days after receiving it, either send you a against the elements. Built under Mr. Dodfrom an æsthetic standpoint," the au A book of few words many thoughts P. O. order for $1.75 or my check for $1.85, or return the book. son's personal supervision. $6 Order Now-Free Book, Your Bird FHende, thors go on to say, it is less objection sent on request, ilustrating Dodson Line, Name giving prices. Bird picture free. he hana had huonth +ha nanetent for. locanh H Dodeon President American Audubon Mur'n Address ENO'S FRUIT SALT HEALTH The first prize goes to a woman who signs herself “Lee;" the second prize (Derivative Compound) to a soldier who signs A little ENO in water makes a bub. himself “Corporal;" and a the third prize, as in the draught-Nature's true health drink last contest, is doubled, which acts as an anti-acid, helps to correct a sour stomach, relieves indiges two third prizes being tion, banishes headache and prevents awarded, respectively, toa fermentation. A larger amount thoroughly cleanses the intestinal tract of woman who signs herself stagnated body waste, in Nature's gentle “Alice I. Stevens" and to but efficient way. Katherine Carr Wilson We publish herewith a list of th writers whose letters are deserving u DERIVATIVE honorable mention. They are not note. COMPOUND Prepared only by in order of merit: "Medico," "Martin K J.C. ENO, Ltd., London, S. E., England James,” Maude V. Griffin, "A Quaker," "A Kansas School Teacher," Judson S Sales Agents : HAROLD F. RITCHIE & CO., Inc. West, "John Benner," S. Omar Barker, "Jock West," A. J. Thomas, Mrs. James Mrs. Ethelwyn Follansbee, “Ray Weaver," A CASH OFFER FOR CARTOONS AND PHOTOGRAPHS Harold Hubbs, “Dorothy Chester,” “D. B. Roberts," Sara Haardt, "Frances Bird," Cash payment, from $1 to $5, will promptly be made to our readers who send us a Eva Ruperta Dixon, Roscoe West, Car' cartoon or photograph accepted by The Outlook. A. Glover, “May Clark," "Only a Dougha We want to see the best cartoons published in your local papers, and the most inter- boy," "A New Woman," Alice E. Cate esting and newsy pictures you may own. Read carefully the coupons below for conditions Charles Haven Myers, “I. B. I.," "Jean, governing payment. Then fill in the coupon, paste it on the back of the cartoon or print, "A Red Cross Worker," F. T. Bleya and mail to us. THE EDITORS OF THE OUTLOOK, 381 Fourth Avenue, New York! "Cynic,". Mrs. M. C. Ward, “Elizabeth Clavert," Dennis Whittle, J. Philip To the Photograph Editor of The Outlook : Brewer, Walter C. Hixson, "K. I. M.,' To the Cartoon Editor of The Outlook : "Richard Karven," "Margo Peck," "L 8,1 The attached photograph is the property of The attached cartoon is clipped from the the undersigned and is submitted for publica “R. D. Kayer," "My Name is Legion. tion in The Outlook. Postage is enclosed for .. of the following Raymond Howard, "A. L. M.," Miss Ethel its return if unavailable. It is my under Wentworth Hurst. standing that The Outlook agrees to pay $3 date .... . If this particular for this photograph if reproduced as a half- clipping is selected for reproduction in The page cut, or smaller, and $5 if reproduced in Outlook, I will accept One Dollar as payment PRIZE LETTER larger size than a half page. The enclosed in full for my service in bringing it to your brief account of the object or event depicted attention. I agree that if it is not used it will WILL BE PRINTED you may use as you see fit. not be returned nor its receipt acknowledged. Name.... Name... NEXT WEEK GOOD THE PRIZE |