January 1905

16 THi3 CLASSICClassical 3Pcademfi* -' - ' a Ar those who are considering the selectionof a school next yeat: .1st. What is the character of the school?2nd. %?hat is i&5 equr>m~nt?3rd. %!ha> expense is involmd.9IThe .Northweatern Classical_ Academy is no longer an experiment.Its'present statioa, ba~hed by a record of 18 years, enablesit to offer inducements well worthy, your consideration. Tho noreligious test is required for entrance, its students are surroundedby such conditions as will tend to lofty, christian ideals. Its Facultyconsists of instructors equipped with a college training and a!le togive their students the benefit of ;years of experience in speciallines of work..Its Euildings, libmry, laboratories, lecture rooms, and athleticeaui~ment are- amow - the best and represent - a value of over$95,600.Of its two hundred graduates. one h&&d ieventy-0na .&ireentered upon successful~busines~ br professional life, or are nowpursuing college courses in leading institutions of the land. Ourgradgates,are in demand. Expenses are reduced to a miqimubz.Tuition costs nothing. Board and room can be had at the n&wlgequipped Halcyon dab at actual cost. All expense including boardand rqom need pot .exceed $125.00, per year, many have reducedthe& to $100.00. ~. 7Worthy boys and girls are cheerfully given aid from special'funds, whkri circhms-ta,nces wttl'rant suoh action!The Academy courses include Latin, Greek, ~erman, ~dok:keeping, Pedhgogy, and Science.Consider the advantages which this schaol offers. ' If &te;est-: -Ied, write to the Principal for detailed information or catalog. Allquestions promptly answered. Address-. ,PHILIP: SOULEN, A. M., **IOWA.PRINCIPAL.Dept. of Mathemhtics, - - MISS C. WALVOORD.Dept. of History, - - - - MIBSA. KREM~.?+t. :of JQq#iah, .: - 4 ' E. J, STRICK.ORANGE CITY,. .. , -- - PROF.