Phillips Academy - Pot Pourri Yearbook (Andover, MA)

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NOTICE THE X 'F Y if N 'F O STONE LINING All food chambers of the Rhinelander have this glistening. Snow- wl-iite. one-piece lining. No seams or crevices. No lodging places for scraps of food or germs. Simply going over the lining with a cloth wrung in hot wafer leaves it clean - spotless - sanitary. llihinvlanhvr lirfrigrratnru are saving worlc and keeping food better in 300.000 homes. Removalale ice tank easily cleaned in the sinlc under the hot water faucet. Drain tube can lae washed in the same way. Extra clearance under the drain for a large water pan. S A aa ' ' , , ee t es' 5m'ct'Ve ilihrnvlanhrr llivfrrgrratnr Gln., features at your de le ' 0' w 'e ' us' Brpartxnrut A. lRlpiurlunhrr, min, PHILLIPS ACADEMY ANDOVER MASSACHUSETTS FOIlNDl'llJ ut Anrlover, Mass., I778, hy the gifts of Hon. Samuel Phillips :incl his unele, Hon. John Phillips. Others have zulclecl to the original foundations by endow- ments of severul kinds, mul vnrious sL'liolnrsliips have heen eslnhlisheil. The total endow- ment is !14l,26Q,000. , Phillips Aeaulemy has eslnlmlisliecl very high repute for its broad scholarship, for its elevuteil ulenls, nncl espeeinlly for the prnetienl sueeess wliieh hns been attained hy its sturlents. In ull the lending professions mul every useful avenue of endeavor, its alumni ure founcl among lenders. In ull the great colleges, and purtieulnrly Yule :mil Ilnrvaircl, the griuluzttes of this Aeuclemy lmve l'or years been chstmguishezl for their thoroughness of prepurutlon und success in their college work. The ueaulemy has also done ai useful work in the erlueution of hoys who have not gone to college. lflspeeizilly is it clistinguisherl for its Amerieiui, rleinoerutie spirit, the sous of the wenltluesl. men in the country mingling with hoys who ure working their wuy through school. The courses of the Aenmlcmy have thoroughly auljusterl nnrl nclnpterl themselves to the highest eollegiate requirements. The uluhty of its lneulty. the exeellenee ol' its equipment, its lihrnry mul lnborutory fm-ilities, the prestige of honorzihle history :mil other aulvnn- tatges mul :nehievements have plneerl Phillips Aezuleiny in the front rank ol' American sehools. FOR FULL I'Alt'l'lCIlLARS ADDRESS: Alfred E. Stearns, M.A., B.D., Principal, Phillips Academy IX

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G Am-an il it y 'iii ...I .,4... f 4.A. lilllllliL4,,,i, ,lllll llI. Hi!FIU!'TllliiiirlillfII!!!!!lll!i E N A I ill ii Il iH5i1Vli!liQ5l1!f3lViillii il l L . i. In the Service of Uncle Sam BIT by bit, news of the College Man's service under Old Glory is coming back from over there. He can 't take many of his comforts with him. His Gillette is sure to go along--the razor of the lighting mang of the man who is putting the thing across in any occupation or walk of life. Find a successful man anywhere in the world and you find a Gillette owner, a man who conserves his time for big affairs, knows the value of a dollar, and turns to , , the Gillette for dependable hundred per tilllullll llliii9'T5'Hll1.t cent service. M nqlmm Five minutes time a fraction of 1 cent a shave and No Stroppmg No Honmg Hg Write for the New Gillett Catalogue See the new Gillette Sels spec ally de gned f r the fighting man 'lln ty lyl f I llett S'af ty azos 851350 NwBld 5 ad 31 the paclzet G ll tie dealers ywh r mi GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR CO U S A Jhiillllitn ' . . , . . iw. '11'11l+1s'1fEf1 - w ut' L is f f'i fiih51i5:2Q.i - f e sf ' ., V2 , , tx gl,x1,'wN,L',, 'wx !,'f,':'Jt - w - W. .i i'iii i i-i1'.i!i1w'iiiwit R f - '-1 T S 0 33. it fi i Wi? ' ' ' 'f '- tin2+t13llr1fzii!ii1n . m,'A:,Ui: Q ,V Boston, Mass., . . . it '14wMwI,lyl' N .,,. - A ' mgjmlvwtllzu-N' Q ,plxlqlwlklvxllfl in - ' .-

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BEACON TRUST COMPANY 20 lVllLK STREET FANEUIL HAl.l. BRANCH. 3 SOUTH MARKET STREET MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM STATEMENT AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS. FEBRUARY 12. 1918 RESOURCES V Y 7 I LIABILITIES Time Loans S6.995.797.24 Capital Stock S600.000.00 Investments 4572500.00 Surplus and Undivided Demand Loans 6,050.544.3l Earnings fless expensesl 1.1G1,425.48 Cash in Banks Deposits 16.070,449.82 and Offices 4.328.033.75 10.378.578.06 SI7.831.875.30 S17.831.875.30 Interest paid on deposits of S300 or over. Designated Depository for U. Government and postal Savings Funds. ENTRANCE EXAIVIINATIONS PREPARATION FOR JUNE AND SEPTEMBER ADMISSION TESTS LITTLE l-IALL, CAIVIERIDGE, NIASS. THE TUTORING SCHOOL FOR PREPAREDNESS. Experienced Teachers Expert Methods Fine Dormitories Well-equipped Laboratories Noteworthy Success Large Boat House Athletic lf-'ielcl AQuarter Century Record Fifty Tennis Courts The instructors. all college graduates, several with high honors and memhers of the Phi Beta Kappa. have been associated together for upwards of quarter of a century. and have preparezl more candidates for Septemher college entrance examinations than any other l:ro:ly of teachers. The teaching force includes Max Benshimol, A.M. Charles A. Hobbs. A.M. William W. Nolen. A.M. J. Clifford Hall. S.B. Ralph H. Hauser, A.M. Hollis Wehster. A.M. George N. Henning. A.M. Percy W. Long, Ph.D. Rowe Webster, A.B. Reginald R. Gooclell, A.M. Franlc A. Sheldon. A.B. The oldest. largest, hest-equipped New England tutoring school with a quarter century record of success. For particulars, descriptive pamphlet and references. address WILLIAM VV. NOLEN Little Hall HD . 1352 Massachusetts Ave.. Cambridge. Mass. X