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2.1211. 1‘3, P. Duiton CO.
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Bunk; she has shown ‘
1 the young genera-
land encumbered
tinglish nquiros. The
mnuly centuries old.
.» Mml but at present
. , 11:10llllC conditions
1-.,ir. bound by mort-
. ‘ pi‘csscd {or ready
L .._., son was killed
- a m second. Peter. ' WWW
41 xiv-1 sons to feel
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g-t the estate onto
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.tm-s that he has
, H- in vain. Janet. ‘
(in excellent type , .
m. iwr eyes opened __‘
41f her sister Mary ,
rlzm'wl of another
. m slit: finds love:
1‘ nun farm.
-l.:;n:vst son, also in-
'u-vigllt goes into a
1: trade and later
*‘ t' brotherhood.
': of Sir John and
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Hts disposal of
'- r m the sister who
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:n r'CXAHHl by the
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, sm-vvmls in giving ‘ {l
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a point has been flx-
owl its subsequent
‘Mt-k is arm or the
tght out and pro-
nuirvn life which
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the surface things.
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r'it’rrll play is so com
1'21! carry you away.
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rhwut giving you an
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lions more than thc-
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= u‘vcry page. Vivid
1:»1 life emerge-tho
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‘12:: some known in
1 l | I never discussed;
.‘vn; fraternity life .
1 Hr" of freshmen. in-
tz1it1s;rolloge promo;
ultli pnkvl‘ games. ' “
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1'»1«§Hl‘S 100. But it. it
”mud of college boyh
through its pages.
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to whom the reader; ' ’
1 hind in passing are ,
- t those are human .
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1 only on the campus
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1 thSizr‘d. Yet why ' ‘ ~
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m the lives of the . , ‘
3.1:: those in college. 1 "‘
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into the mouth of a ’
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HE Mid-Winter sale of Macy Furniture—the greatest furniture sale in our history
-—opens on Mbnday, February 11. Our great new furmture floor, With its 100$
équare feet of space, contains the largost assortment nnd fmost displays _
we have ever been able to offer. We have scoured the m a r k ets of the
country long and arduously for the very finest furniture Values procurable. And
here is furniture in great profusion. We have enjoyed buying it. You will enjoy buyli‘ng
_ it. And you will enjoy seeing it even if you have ya immediate furniture needs. {it
this modern furniture is charming and graceful 1n dosign; and retains the beauty of the o (1,
while adapting the distinctiveness of the new. Moreover, it is well built, arable, Macy
i ' furniture. And withal, it is very low priced in this Mid-Winter Sale.
1~ bmeis has done In
th "Babbitt," I'ercy
Baker’s
Caracas Sweet ' . For full details see our adveffiflmenfs. in tomorrow’s New. York Suiiiday newspapers.
ocolate
' ‘1. " ;' agious and healthful .
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._; . .ricilC‘S or for between
ml in, , HERALD SQUARE
\astiy superior to
commonly and.
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