F wif BAINS THE PREMIER THERMS AND RECREATION Luxurious hotels and magnificent Casinos, Temples of Fashion throbbing with Life, K Restful Villas and Pensions amidst Syl van Surroundings and Alpine Scenery, No Modern Thermal Establishments, Sport bur Organizations of every kind, combine to please every taste and meet all budgets. me For your convenience, arrangements have been made whereby you can secure your I steamship and railway tickets, and book vol your hotel reservations without any increase in cost whatever at the office of the PARIS-LYONS-MEDITERRANEE RY. 281 Fifth Ave. at 30th St. NEW YORK SWITZERLAND THIS HIS miniature paradise of happiness and recreation is truly the heart of Europe. It may be reached overnight from all the principal cities and points on the Continent and England. Swiss hotels again have flung wide their hospitable doors. And there has been no appreciable increase in the cost of living. Take advantage of our free information service, which includes useful travel literature. "Select Collection" on receipt of ten cents to cover postage. Official Agency of THE SWISS FEDERAL RAILROADS 241 Fifth Avenue, New York City London: 11b Regent St.,S.W. Paris: 20 rue Lafayette England, Beautiful North Wales Two ladies, long experience in a girls' boarding school, will chaperon three or four girls to England sailing about June 8th, returning mid-September. One month London visiting places of interest in and around city. Motor tour through Shakespeare's country, Stratford-on-Avon, Warwick, Kenilworth, en route North Wales. Will take house probably Dolgelley picturesque old world town, five weeks. Motorings through entire country visiting Edwardian castles, Harlech, Conway, Carnarvon. Opportunities golf, tennis, fishing, boating, bathing. Some social life. Address 5,111, Outlook. Hotels and Resorts CANADA NORTHERN ONTARIO Wabi Kon Camp Lake Temagami Ontario, Canada The unspoiled country-A Camp with every comfort in the heart of four million acres virgin forest-1,502 lakes. Wonderful fishing. Guides, Boats, Canoes and Launches. Bathing, Tramping. One night from Toronto. Excellent table. Write for booklets. MISS G. ORR, 250 Wright Ave., Toronto, Ont., Canada TEMAGAMI MAINE OGUNQUIT, MAINE I will be ready to receive applications for OGUNQUIT, THE HIGH ROCK MASSACHUSETTS If You Are Tired or Need a Change ONE WHO KNOWS EUROPE THE WELDON HOTEL WILL ACCOMPANY FAMILY 99C RAYMOND-WHITCOMB THE beauty, fascination, and mys Th issil and Th res BABCOCK'S TOURS Write for detailed itinerary of our remarkable sixty-day European trip for $850. E. D. QUICK, 488 Nostrand Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 2 Months' European Tour England, Holland, Belgium, France -End of June to end of AugustEscorted by Dutch lady, recently re illu turned from Europe, speaks language of of every party. References. country. Small, exclusive VAN MESSEL, 206 W. 69th St., N. Y. City. Address Miss RELA EUROPE 1921 Parties enrolling now. Moderate TEMPLE TOURS 65-A Franklin St., Boston, Mass. The SEE EUROPE Five weeks with Prof. Otto Bond, Chicago tery of the Orient lures visitors from all over the world to JAPAN The quaintest and most interesting of all for full information. Rates for a single room without bath and with 3 meals, GREENFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS It affords all the comforts of home without CAPE COD THE COTUIT, MASS. PINES Boating, bathing excellent. Cottages. Ideal NEW YORK Hotel Hai West 72d St., t to 71st St., New 300 rooms, each with bat fireproof. One block t trance of Central Park. refinement combined w rates. Send for illustra NEW YO ADIROND Interbrook Lodgea Keene Valley, N.Y. W in spruces and pines. Bea booklet. $18 to $20. M. E ADIRONDACKS, 1 CLUB. Essex-on plain. Cottages with ce where meals are served. Ref For circular or information BURNHAM, 233 Broadway, N VERMO CHESTER,VT. "The ful summer home. Ch rooms, pure water, bath, ho piazza, croquet, fine roads. 1 Refs. exchanged. The Mis HITCHCOCK Pittsford, Vt. Beautiful rooms, excellent table. $14. WYOMI WYOMIN Trapper An all season stock ran table, and our own garden i and saddle horses. Camp O COMFORT in the Big 1 Reservations all the year. WYMAN & SONS, She Health Re Rock Lodge He GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY MOUNTAIN VIEW43 West OF ENGLAND CATHEDRAL ROUTE East Anglia, Home of the Pilgrim THE FELIX HOTEL FELIXSTOWE, ENGLAND The most magnificently appointed estab HARWICH ROUTE England to the Continent via HARWICH and HOOK OF HOLLAND Also via HARWICH and ANTWERP New Service Commencing June, 1921 Northampton, Mass. Season, from July ock Ridge Hall, Wellesley Hills, Mass. NEW HAMPSHIRE WHITE MOUNTAINS Karl P. Abbott, Managing Director Robinswood Mansion Gilmanton, N. H. Offers high-class boarding and table accommodations for a few adults and autoists en route. Dry, cool climate. Splendid scenery. Agreeable society. Lovely drives. Booklet. Mrs. Roberts, 384 William St., East Orange,N.J. NEW YORK CITY VIA HARWICH-ZEEBRUGGE THE Luxurious Steamers Pullman Car Trains Apply for illustrated booklet, H. J. Ketcham, Gen. Agt. FORBES 213 Madison Avenue Near 36th Street HOTEL JUDSON 53 Washing ton Square motoring in the Chateau country, the Pyre GO TO EUROPE IN 1921 adjoining Judson Memorial Church day. nees. understanding also." INTERCOLLEGIATE TOURS 65-A Franklin St., Boston, Mass. AT MY EXPENSE by organizing a with and without bath. Rates $3.50 per a STOCKHOLM, unique place where overhealth and strength. tary new buildings. Moden perior accommodations. T supervised course, specially individual, assures the max the minimum time. Rates clude all charges: phys medical care, treatment, tr riding horses, baths, massag personal direction of DR. (physician, surgeon and at 72d Street, New York City. LINDEN The Ideal People Doylestown, Pa. An institu the personal study and sp ment of the invalid. Mas88 Hydrotherapy. Apply f ROBERT LIPPINCOTT WA (late of The Walter S terbrook Lower 80's close to 5th Avenue. ene Valley, races and let. $18 to DIRONDACK CLUB. Le 1. Cotage meala rcalar or VERN ESTER nable rent. Possession any time. for Summer, furnished apartment, Section, Brooklyn. 4 rooms, bath, electricity, Steinway piano. Modferences first letter. 4,997, Outlook. operty Wanted ED-Attractive location for mer tea room, furnished or summer bkshires or seashore preferred. ALICE pare wala 46 E. Jefferson Ave., Detroit, Mich. roquet fes ord. Vt.B cellent t s all the y N&SONE alth R dge He CKHOL EN, ME. Fully furnished highclass summer cottage sea and 200 ft. above it. 10 chambers, FOR RENT anning water. Living-room 34 x 16, 3 open plumbing, hardwood floors, ghts, garage. Also smaller cottage J. R. PRESCOTT, Newtonville, Mass. ON ISLAND, ME. le, 2-story Bungalow, 45x60, whenished; commanding location. $2,500, and nit. Cost $6,000 to duplicate. Photos, gth. CLAVE, 1 Madison Ave., N. Y. City ngx Ma odation INQUIT, MAINE on Rent-Summer Cottages The l RE, 6 East 8th St., New York City. uit, Me. Beautifully furnished and grooms, hall, kitchen, seven double eleven room house; livMa laundry, pantries, large porches, Apply est location. Superb views of mounOsea. Season $1,200. 5,105, Outlook. an estate, attractive house rniture; 7 master's rooms, 3 baths, ta' rooms, living and dining rooms, pantry, kitchen, laundry, furnace, essun and sleeping porches. Y PUTNAM, Agt., York Harbor, Me. ET for season, beautiful country home, fully furnished, among ma of Maine, Short distance to State m Portland to Augusta; two miles beautiful lake and Kennebec River. rge rooms, large veranda,modern confireplaces, wood, telephone, place Milk, freal eggs, fowl and some les could be furnished at market m the farm if desired. 5,135, Outlook. ASSACHUSETTS 1, 8600 for summer, $1,000 ar. Open fireplaces. Steam heat. Service, desires position as pilot with firm graphic position. 9,834, Outlook. COMPANION-secretary-executive; edu- keeper; Swedish woman, trustworthy, capa LADY recommends managing houseble, refined. Miss Otterberg, 132 East 45th St., New York. Phone 8700 Murray Hill. GRADUATE nurse, refined, sunny disposition, will take intelligent care of lady or gentleman in mountains or at seashore. $65 month. Credentials. 9,802, Outlook. COMPANION- Very capable, willing, cheerful. Would keep house. References. 9,801, Outlook. COMPANION or governess. Refined, edu9,810, Outlook. cated young woman. Would travel. Summer. practical nurse, wishes position as traveling GENTLEWOMAN, English, experienced companion to lady or young girls. Good sailor and traveler, speaking French and Spanish. Highest references. Terms by arrangement. Lease, Box 834, Scarsdale, N. Y. YOUNG woman desires position as traveling companion. 9,812, Outlook. Cross and Royal Army Service Corps. CaliYOUNG English lady seeks position as companion-chauffeuse. Four years with Red fornia preferred. 9,819, Outlook. CAPABLE, pleasant, well educated Protestant woman desires position as companion to lady in home of culture and refinement. Willing to travel. Highest credentials. 9,824, Outlook. engagement as guide through Europe, companion, tutor. Can drive car. 9,839, Outlook. SECRETARIAL, companion, chaperon, with travel abroad, by refined woman. Knowl edge stenography, music, language. 9,842, Outlook. MAN, 27 years of age, college graduate, year's attendance in French Lycée, 8 months with French escadrille, wants few months' Teachers and Governesses FRENCH lady, refined, experienced teacher, excellent references, wishes position for summer. Chaperon, tutoring, private secretary. Would travel. 9,721, Outlook. REFINED young college student desires summer position as tutor and companion to boy or boys in private family. Athletic. Good references. 9,734, Outlook. TEACHER in girls' vocational school would like summer work. Governess. Girls' camp preferred. References exchanged. 9,764, Outlook. 9,795, Outlook. WANTED-Position for the summer in SUMMER work by Englishwoman as librarian, pianist, or teacher. 9,829, Outlook. YOUNG Swiss lady, speaking French, German, and English, desires position as governess or companion with family going abroad. Excellent references. 9,838, Outlook. COLLEGE GIRL desires position as governess or companion. Experience in college president's family. 9,803, Outlook. PRIVATE school teacher of English, who PARISIAN lady, education and refinement, GOVERNESS or nursery governess. Edu- SPANISH, English teacher, American, 15 position, tutoring; elementary or college panion for summer. Will travel. 9,826, Outlook. SITUATIONS WANTED Teachers and Governesses 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 SUPERIOR native French teacher,"avail- MISCELLANEOUS MISS Guthman, New York shopper, will BOYS wanted, 500 boys wanted to sell The EXPERIENCED teacher, Bryn Mawr 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 rervous or bad tempered children. Terms moderate. 9,832, Outlook. AUTOMOBILE, Oakland 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 immediate financial help to publish profitable guide book and industrial almanac on Southern California for tourists, settlers, investors, etc., different; be in great demand; half profits. What party will understand and help? References. Address Barnard, Box 1117 U-sesan Donah Cal Any Boy or Girl Can Earn IF F there are boys or girls in your THE OUTLOOK COMPANY New York BY THE WAI RYING to beat a train at a the s exper Pacific Railway to be, in its en the most prolific cause of a accidents. In three years 970 autom drivers came to grief through g ing distance and time in trying the Southern Pacific locomotives. siderable number of reckless d actually run into the crossing ga trying to beat the trains-122 act read of this nature occurred in three tion A large number of cars get stallavegi the tracks when trying to cross ingen of a train. "A passenger train thes a quarter of a mile away is also three about a quarter of a minute away' the railway's report, "and a quarte" Ga a minute is pretty short time to New an escape if in shifting gears the home goes dead." Over nineteen h automobiles were wrecked at he crossings on this railway in the pas named. "I kn exc ventor An American traveler, writing & "Invalid Europe" in a book with title just published, says that he Europe far less changed outwardy he had expected, and social life's L affects the tourist little different a I what he had found it before the "Above all," he says, "the Andor traveler especially tender of his material comfort is likely to be hish ably surprised. No matter when goes in Europe, he is enabled th the strength of his currency to all the comforts and almost all d luxuries that he may desire, and less cost than in his own country. very pe are Two good, sound tips for money are described by Bruce Bar "Collier's." The first is that of 11 cier who lived in the suburbs and to Wall Street only when bad ne on the front page of the papers the brokers were filled with Then he bought. When news was ingly good he quietly sold. Th Imade a considerable fortune. The ond tip came from a man whose ness was finally suppressed by the Office. He advertised an infallible for making money, for only a 4 The rule was: "Work like the dev never spend a cent." The Depart a be thought the advice sound, but it illegal. Saving money is a good way to it. The President of the Delaware Hudson Railway tells how he save "When I was a young man, I tried hard to save money," he says. " pop 1921 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 on the rest. From that time on I began to get ahead rapidly. The money in the bank grew regularly and surprisinglyand I didn't have to think and skimp all month." "Helen, really I cannot permit you to read novels on the Sabbath," a conversation reported in the Washington "Post" begins. "But, grandma," is Helen's ingenuous reply, "this one is all right; it - tells about a girl who was engaged to three Episcopal clergymen all at once." Gabriele d'Annunzio, according to the New York "Times," will make his future home in a palace which he has rented on the Grand Canal in Venice. There : he will settle down to writing as soon E as possible, and one of his first books Ez will be a history of famous dogs-a book upon which he was at work at the outbreak of the war. A subscriber sends this advertisement from a Calcutta (India) paper as an indication that East Indian accountants are well up to the advanced methods of their Western brethren: the A smart young Parsi accountant with unsurpassed merits and qualifications, well acquainted with manipulation of private and Limited concerns, is open to engagement. A rare chance for those in search of a "Hall Mark." Apply to "I know nothing about aerial navigation except what I have read in Tennyson'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 and Sir Keith Smith, who recently airplaned from England to Australia. Mr. Shorter says that he is "not thrilled by the fact that both are K. B. E.'sknighthoods are cheap to-day," but is very much thrilled by what these young men accomplished at so early an agethey are only twenty-eight and thirty, reEspectively. They flew 11,500 miles over four continents in 28 days and won $55,000 in prizes. "Don't be afraid of chewing gum," says "Teeth and Health," a book fortified by the degrees of its authors, T. J. Ryan, D.D.S., and E. F. 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