. Busyman's Magazine, July-December 1907. f Rosedale. GROUNDS : Extend from Bloor St. to RosedaleRavine Drive 600 feet. Extensive Lawns. BUILDINGS : Steam heated ; electric light; class-rooms designed for school work. ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT: 14 teachers of thehighest Academic qualifications, of whom 8 are in residence,and of these, 4 are European trained teachers of ModernLanguages. ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET Miss J. E. Macdonald, B. A., Principal. 27 VISITING TEACHERS: Music 19, Art 3. Physi-cal Education 2, Elocution 1, Domestic Science 2. DAILY ATTENDANCE 140, of whom 50 are in resi-dence ; classes a
. Busyman's Magazine, July-December 1907. f Rosedale. GROUNDS : Extend from Bloor St. to RosedaleRavine Drive 600 feet. Extensive Lawns. BUILDINGS : Steam heated ; electric light; class-rooms designed for school work. ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT: 14 teachers of thehighest Academic qualifications, of whom 8 are in residence,and of these, 4 are European trained teachers of ModernLanguages. ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET Miss J. E. Macdonald, B. A., Principal. 27 VISITING TEACHERS: Music 19, Art 3. Physi-cal Education 2, Elocution 1, Domestic Science 2. DAILY ATTENDANCE 140, of whom 50 are in resi-dence ; classes average 10 each. PREPARATION FOR THE UNIVERSITY a speci-alty ; extended course for those not contemplating a univer-sity education. RECORD: 1905-06: 14 at Universities; 20 passedexamination in Music at Toronto University, winning 11Ist-class honors and 5 2nd-class, and 10 passed at Conserva-tory of Music winning 3 first places in honor lists. FREE TO ANY ADDRESS George Dickson, , Director (Late Principal Upper Canada College, Toronto). When writing advertisers kindly mention ALBERT COLLEGE Belleville, Ontario Over 300 students enrolled annually—one-half orwhom are young ladies. The College Buildings, Massey Hall, Resi-dence and Gymnasium are heated by steam andlighted with 250 electric lights. New Pipe Organ,Art Studio, and Domestic Science Rooms recentlyadded. The Commercial Rooms are among thefinest in Ontario. Special attention given to Matriculation, TeachersI Courses, Elocution and Physical Culture. Fu-Conservatory Courses in Vocal and InstrumentaMusic. Will re-open Tuesday, Sept. 10th, 1907. For illustrated announcement, address, PRINCIPAL DYER, Busy Mans Magazine. THE BUSY MANS MAGAZdNE 161
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