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August 5, 1914.
A FAMILY PAPER, 11
colors which prevailed in the decorations
throughout the rooms. Under manufactures the Klean-Knit Under­
us the answer. This great company
an artistic floralarch, the couple were wear, and Fibre Silk Hosiery for G E N E V A C O L L E Q E
joined in holy wedlock by the Rev. women, men and children. The company
has been making knit goods
BEAVER FALLS, PA.
John Coleman. The ceremony was said
in the presence of the following- for eighteen years, and is the largest
concern in the world making and therefore unique. Among Covenanters it should have no competitors.
The one college under the legal control of the Covenanter Church and
James Clark and daughters, Lenore
and Margaret, Mrs. Margaret Thompson
and Miss Cochran, all of this sumer. It does not sell these goods has a timely message that ambitious students cannot afford to miss.
selling knit goods direct to the con­
Particularly strong in the field of political and social science. Geneva
place; Mrs. Margaret McWhorter and through stores, but through its own Geneva is a college of liberal culture- She stands for the broad and
Miss Ella Melone and Mrs. Mary representatives in each city, town, liberal education that must underlie narrow, technical training.
White, of Norwich; Miss Ella Freed, village or community. Its reputation Geneva's educational ideals are the highest. She has constantly resisted
the temptation to seek numbers at the expense of literary Miss Elizabeth Bowers and sister, is of the highest, because its goods
standing.
is the daughter of the late Rev. J. C.
Taylor, of Vermont, and is a member
of the College Hill congregation.
AN EASY AND PROFITABLE OCCU­
PATION FOR WOMEN.
What can a woman do who has no
special training—who has to make her
OWE living—who has a child to support—who
wants to educate her children—who
must contribute to the
support of parents or family—who
wants to help pay off a mortgagebuy
a home—buy furniture or dress
better
These are questions that come to
us constantly.
All of us know such women—fine
women, capable women, who ask only
an opportunity.
The wcsian you may have in mind
may be now working, but needing
easier or more pleasant occupation—
or more money.
"What suggestion can -n-e offer
The World's Star Knitting Company
of Bay City, Michigan, furnishes
Blanche, of Beaver Palls, Pa., Mrs. are of the best quality strictly, and Character is paramount. Knowledge and culture without Christian character
Denny Udall, of Ithaca, N. Y., and because its dealings are the fairest
are barren.. The college motto, "For Christ and Country," is stamped
Lawrence E. White, of Cambridge. and most liberal.
upon Geneva diplomas and upon the hearts of Geneva's sons and daughters.
After the ceremony the guests were The World's Stat) Knitting Company
Beautiful location. Safe environment. Progressive spirit. Representa­
served an elegant two-course dinner.
is asking us to help it find reptive
and growing attendance. Rates moderate and opportunities for self-
Mr. and Mrs. McFeeters left for an resentatives in most of the towns to help abundant. A limited number of scholarships carrying free tuitlor»
eastern honeymoon. On July 22 they which our paper goes. The compensation
available.
sailed from Boston on the steamer Laconia
makes it well worth while for For information address,
for an European tour. They any woman to take the position they
W. HENRY GEORGE, President, Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania.
will make their home in Assiut, Egypt, offer. Two women began in theii
where Mr. McFeeters has been professor
home towns in 'California last year,
in Assiut College for the past three and both made over $3,000 their first
years. Both Mr. and Mrs. McFeeters year. One World's Star representative
are prominent in social and educational
in. Minnesota .made $3,027 in
circles and have many friends who eight months. Another makes over
wish them a happy wedded life.—New $4,000 every year. In many places
Concord Enterprise.
women have made themselves independent
Mr. and Mrs. McFeeters are both
graduates ol Geneva. Mrs. McFeeters selling these goods.
No previous training or selling experience
of any kind is necessary.
The World's Star sales inspector
gives all the instructions needed for
beginning and assists the local representative
all the time.
It is not necessary to travel. The
representative can work right among
her friends in her home town—
choose her own hours—in fact,
manage her work to her own convenience.
Of course, the more time
she gives it, the greater her profit
wil] be. Each representative is protected
in her own territory.
The lines include underw'ear and
hosiery for men and women and children,
so every household is good for
a paying order.
If you know of a woman who
."ihould take up this refined, easy and
profitable work—or if you are the
woman—write today to the World's
Star Knitfng Company, Department
502 Bay City, Michigan. Full details
and catalog of the lines will be sent
you, without any obligation to yourself.
VACATION DAYS—HAPPY DAYS 3
THE BEAUTY OF ITS SURROUNOINOS iS ONE OF THE CHIEF CHARMS OF THE
MOTEL DEL PRADO, Chicagdli.
Situated on the MIDWAY BOULEVARD and Jackson Park, -which overlooks Lake Michigan,
and adjoins the Chicago University on the east. The most elegantly appointed, beautifully
arranged Hotel in Chicago—he-re the Tourists, Transient and Permanent Guests may peacefully
rest, free froin the dirt and annoyance usually found in the downtown hotels. Transportation,
the Illinois Central Ry. (Time downtown 12 minutes.)
The house has a frontage of 100 feet; has 400 rooms with access to private bath.
Send for descriptive and illustrated buoklet.
U / e
Ocean Grove, N e w Jersey
Coolest House on the Coast.
Remodeled. Newly furnished. Wide nails, large
sunshiny rooms.
One block from thv- ocean. Two
optjween Detroit and Cleveland during July and August. Four trips weekly from
Toledo and Detroit to Mackinac Island and way ports. Special Steamer Cleveland
to Mackinac Island two trips weekly June 25th to September 10th, making no stops
enroute except at Detroit every trip. Daily Service between Toledo and Put-in-Bay
June I Olh to September 1 Oth.
Railroad tickets accepted for transportation on D. & C. Lint Steamers in either
direction between Detroit and Buffalo, or Detroit and Cleveland.
Send two-cent stamp for illustrated pamphlet giving detailed description of
various trips. Address L. G. Lewis, Genl. Passenger Agent, Detroit, Mich,
DETROIT & CLEVELAND NAVIGATION COMPANY
Phih'p H. McMillan,/Vg5. A. A. Sch&ntz, Vice Pres. and GenLMgK
DETROIT, ClEVEt/^f
BUFFALO, NIAGARA=^FaTlS^
jTQLEB'^g^mmQN-^^--
blocks from Auditorium. Capacity 350. Rooms with
private baths added this seasoi.. Our dining-room
service has always been our arawing card. The best
of food and cooking alwa>a in seasonable varieties.
Send for booklet. Special rates for season. Rooms
without board, if you /prefer; or rooms with breakfast
only.
FOUMAIN HOTEL CO.,
Ocean Grove,
New Jersey.