We Place You in Our Reputation is National ROCKY MT-TEACHERS AGENCY 410 U.S.NAT. BANK BLDG. DENVER, COLO. WM. RUFFER, Ph. D., Manager W. B. MOONEY, A.M., Field Representative EMPIRE TEACHERS' Agency, Inc. 321-323 University Block SY RACUSE, L. C. MacMILLAN, Prop. N. Y. THE AGENCY OF PERSONAL SERVICE ESTABLISHED NINETEEN YEARS We are constantly in touch with the best and highest salaried schools in the East and often advance salaries thirty to fifty per cent. Send for free registration blank. MAY ONDERDONK, Mgr. We find for teachers the kind of positions desired and supply schools with the kind of teachers required. Send for enrollment blanks, no registration fee charged. GENERAL TEACHERS' BUREAU, 3246 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. DEPARTMENT OF SUPERINTENDENCE CHICAGO, February 27-March 3 EDUCATION SERVICE will have Booth No. 97, in Exhibit Hall (Leiter Building) at the meeting of the Department of Superintendence. We extend a cordial invitation to all attending this meeting to call at our booth. We aim to render every conceivable kind of service to schools and teachers, and we feel that we have unusual facilities for aiding school executives to secure teachers. Through our various interests we cover the entire country. If you will inform us beforehand of the teachers you may need, either for emergency vacancies or for next September, we shall endeavor to arrange interviews for you, either in Chicago or some other place convenient for you. We operate the Fisk Teachers Agency (Chicago), and the National Teachers Agency (Washington, New York, Boston, Chicago, Evanston). Steger Building, Chicago 1254 Amsterdam Ave., New York Southern Building, Washington memory, the mind cure, the unconscious mind with all its relations to our conscious lives, and education, as viewed. psychologically, are some of the subjects treated; and with these there is too, a study of the abnormal, both as exhibited in the individual, in mental ills and also in the socially inadequate, the criminal and the delinquent. The prac tical bearing of all this in its social relation and in the education of the child has been kept always in the foreground, and it is this that constitutes the book's message-a message which will be a very real help to all who seek understanding of this complex life of ours. Cloth, 290 pages, price $2.50. Dodd, Mead and Co., New York. NOTICE KELLOGG'S AGENCY at 31 Union Square, New York, established 30 years, is headquarters for eastern positions in high schools, private schools. grades and special work. A steady all year demand for young women and unmarried men. Positions waiting for teachers now. Write a complete letter about yourself without delay. No charge for registration. SCHERMERHORN TEACHERS' AGENCY Est. 1855 366 Fifth Ave., between A superior agency for superior people. We register only reliable candidates. ALBANY TEACHERS' AGENCY INC. YEARS OF EXPERIENCE W. W. ANDREWS, President. F. WAYLAND BAILEY, Secretary. Oswego Teachers' Agency, Oswego, N. Y. High School, Grade, Rural, Commercial, Manual Training, Domestic Science, Principals wanted for immediate service and for September. Free registration. always have vacancies. Write today. Contracts waiting. Interstate Teachers Agency 60 N. Fitzhugh St., Rochester, N. Y. An agency noted for personal service. An agency that recommends. T. H. ARMSTRONG, Proprietor TEACHERS WANTED Thousands of calls for better teachers at better salaries are at hand for September. Write us in confidence and we will serve you personally. 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