From Chicago to and through Yellowstone With accommodations at the Yellowstone Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Choice of routes-via St. Paul and Minneapolis, Omaha Write to-day for descriptive folders. GEO. J. LINCOLN Commercial Agent 818 Chestnut Street PHILADELPHIA The Housekeeper for August has an abundance of entertaining fiction for the mid-summer and many helpful suggestions for the home during the hot days. Mary Heaton Vorse begins a two part serial, "Virginia's Wise Friend," and there are three short stories of exceptional interest: "The House Divided," by Agnes Louise Provost; "How Little Sufficeth," by Charles W. Cuno; and "An Echo from Barbaria," by Maude Zella Herrick; "The Quaintness of Bobby," by Emily Ruth Calvin, and "Out of the Dark," by Lucian Swift Kirtland, are continued. There is an interesting illustrated article telling of the production of a play from the standpoint of the actors. A brief report of the work of the Biennial Convention of the Federation of Women's Clubs is included. The cookery pages contain the first of a series of articles by Eleanor Marchant on how to serve a luncheon and dinner; “A Crystal Wedding," by Elizabeth W. Morrison; "Fireless Cookery," by Clara Cochrane Cody; and "The Invalid's Tray," by Mary Taylor-Ross. There are, also, the many helpful departments. The Housekeeper Corporation, Minneapolis, Minn. Sixty cents a year. In Writing Advertisers Please Mention THE ASSEMBLY HERALD. Souvenirs and Invitations for Rally Day The custom of distributing souvenirs on Rally Day has become quite common and is to be highly commended. Care, however, must be exercised in their selection. They should be such as to keep before the pupils, during the year, the thought that they are members of the Sunday-school. The Westminster Press, of Philadelphia, has issued several very interesting souvenirs including celluloid beautiful heart-shape a bookmark with the Conquest and U. S. flags in cloor, on one side of the tongue of the bookmark, and an appropriate motto on the reverse side; a celluloid Rally Day button; and a beautiful celluloid bangle with the Hoffman Head of Christ reproduced. The latter would be very appropriate for the Primary and Junior Departments of the school. The Westminster Press has also issued a very complete line of invitations, including two postal cards with the Conquest and U. S. flags, in colors; one for the Teacher to sign, and one for the Superintendent. Their Telegram Form and special Telegram Form Envelopes are unique. Send Five Cents for a complete sample set of these most useful and desirable supplies and examine them for yourselves. Our readers cannot fail to have seen the announcement of our Special Party to the Holy Land, Egypt and other Mediterranean lands, which sails on the White Star S. S. "Arabic" on February 7, 1907. We feel that it gives unsurpassed opportunities for high class travel at minimum prices. The "Arabic" is one of the finest steamers afloat, and her broad bilge keels make her so steady that sea sickness is exceptional. The cruise will have unusual intellectual and religious privileges, in the way of services, lectures and conferences conducted by prominent ministers, most of whom have traveled through these same countries before. The "Arabic" will have no second class or steerage passengers, but will be practically a magnificent "private yacht," given over for the round trip to a high class company of Americans, representing the best social and religious life of our country. We invite any of our readers to write to us, and we will take pleasure in sending illustrated souvenir book, ship diagram and full information postpaid. In Writing Advertisers Please Mention THE ASSEMBLY HERALD. |