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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Aug 21, 1907

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 33, No. 34.

Oaklawn Home School.

Professor and Mrs. Bland, who for a number of years have been in charge of some of our leading colleges and academies, are opening at their country home a select school for boys and girls who do not have church school privileges, and who are not old enough to enter our academies.

The location for such a school is an ideal one, being midway between St. Louis and Louisville, only a few minutes' walk from Albion, Ill., a prosperous county-seat. Oaklawn is a fine old farm with large orchards, meadows, lawns, and comfortable buildings. Parents, or those in charge of children, desiring such advantages will find here a place where they will be educated and trained under most wholesome surroundings. The object is to provide home comforts and privileges together with a practical Christian education. A personal interest will be taken in each child. For terms and further particulars, address W. T. Bland, Albion, Ill.