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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...brought out for 10c. Boy leaves regularly at 9.30 a.m. Ayres' 1886 tennis balls, $4.50 per doz.; 40c. each. P. & S., $4.00 per doz.; 35c. each. Partridge's tennis rackets at 20 per cent. discount from list. The Soule Photo, stock is ready. The framed pictures now in stock cannot be duplicated at the same prices. A new lot of lower-priced lamps with duplex burners is ready. Sponges, soaps, brushes, combs, tooth powder, shaving brushes, toilet paper, razors, cutlery and other sundries. Record note books, 19c. per quire. Gold fountain pens...
Several communications have been received by the CRIMSON which, for lack of space, cannot be published just...
...expected daily. Histoire d'un Paysan reduced to 60c. The errand boy leaves for Boston each morning. Messages delivered and small parcels returned for 10c. Waterman fine pointed gold pens have been ordered. Stubs in stock. Soule Photo. Co.'s stock is ready. The framed pieces cannot be replaced at present prices. Three more Langdell on contracts at $8.25. Stephen's Criminal Law, ready at $1.83. The remaining pieces of furniture will be sold at cost to avoid returning them to Boston. A Howard watch in an 18k gold case listed at $186.00 will be furnished soon, on a recent...
...Boat Club debt is paid! Moreover, there is a surplus in the bank. Too much praise cannot be given to the Treasurer for the energy, efficiency and faithfulness displayed in the performance of his duties. His persistence in the face of most discouraging circumstances has now put the H. U. B. C. for the first time for many years on a firm financial basis. The college has him to thank for lifting a very disagreeable burden of responsibility from its shoulders...
...fellows. It is highly desirable that such an organization as this shall flourish here, and every effort ought to be made that its work shall be of value to the students. It has been shown that an exclusive society having such an end as that now proposed in view, cannot exert great influence upon the student body. The most profitable work will be found in just such meetings as the society now is arranging. For some reasons almost unexplainable, the work of the Abstinence League last year failed. We extend our hearty congratulations to the society that a period...