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A. GRANT, President
GEO. W ORTON, Secretary-Treasurer
Camp Tecumseh
Lake Winnepesaukee, White Mountains, N. H.
T
ECUMSEH is glad to report a most successful season.
Tecumseh's boys had more sport than ever in all sorts of
field games; baseball, swimming, tennis, boating, canoeing,
mountain climbing, etc., etc. Each year sees an advance both in
the recreation at the home camp and in the interesting trips through-
out the surrounding country.
Already, many parents have entered their boys for I9II. This
argues satisfaction in the management of the camp. A boy's summer
vacation is such an important part of his year's development that
now is the time to plan for it. Look up Tecumseh's work and you
will find that her boys improve not only in physique but also in
manliness, initiative and character.
For catalogues or other information, address
GEO. W. ORTON, Ph. D.,
3900 Baltimore Ave., Philadelphia, Pa.
The Freihofer Vienna Baking
Co.
Master Street, 23d to 24th
We employ the most skilled labor and modern appliances in our bakeries.
We bake BREAD, ROLLS, PIES and Cakes.
All of the highest grade.
WILLIAM B. CARLILE
PAINTING AND DECORATING
WALL PAPERS
1727 CHESTNUT STREET
PHILADELPHIA
It will be of advantage to mention this Magazine in answering these advertisements.
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"ocrText": "A. GRANT, President\nGEO. W ORTON, Secretary-Treasurer\nCamp Tecumseh\nLake Winnepesaukee, White Mountains, N. H.\nT\nECUMSEH is glad to report a most successful season.\nTecumseh's boys had more sport than ever in all sorts of\nfield games; baseball, swimming, tennis, boating, canoeing,\nmountain climbing, etc., etc. Each year sees an advance both in\nthe recreation at the home camp and in the interesting trips through-\nout the surrounding country.\nAlready, many parents have entered their boys for I9II. This\nargues satisfaction in the management of the camp. A boy's summer\nvacation is such an important part of his year's development that\nnow is the time to plan for it. Look up Tecumseh's work and you\nwill find that her boys improve not only in physique but also in\nmanliness, initiative and character.\nFor catalogues or other information, address\nGEO. W. ORTON, Ph. D.,\n3900 Baltimore Ave., Philadelphia, Pa.\nThe Freihofer Vienna Baking\nCo.\nMaster Street, 23d to 24th\nWe employ the most skilled labor and modern appliances in our bakeries.\nWe bake BREAD, ROLLS, PIES and Cakes.\nAll of the highest grade.\nWILLIAM B. CARLILE\nPAINTING AND DECORATING\nWALL PAPERS\n1727 CHESTNUT STREET\nPHILADELPHIA\nIt will be of advantage to mention this Magazine in answering these advertisements."
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