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Vol. XXVIII. No. 58 -Phillips Academy, Andover, lass., Saturday, :June 16, 1906. .. j

1907 DEFEATED SCHEDULE, O EXAMINATIONS. Calt ndar. SEMINARY 'PIAN

In a Game Lost In the Eighth Inning to SATURDAY, JUNE r6. To Bemove Seminary Fromndoi905. cre 76 7-5' ~ Monday, June 18,,1906. : 2.30- Baseball game, 1906 vs.

Wednesday afternoon 1906 g. 1.5 Algebra " C Mr. Lynde, S. 3 1908.'

defeated 1907 in a baseball game 8.15 Greek IIMr. Poynter, S. i SUNDAY, JUNE 17. over Theological, Seminary

on' Brothers' Field by the score of 8.i5 Latin 1V Mr. Allen, Bartlet Baccalaureate sermon at 4.30 pointed a committee today at

,7'5, The game wts a close one Chapel, Room A p. m., by the Rev. Harry P. annual meeting, 'to confer, Aib.;t-and seemed to be a victory for 8.15 Geometry III Mr; Newton, S. Dewey of Brdoklyn, NY. the trustees of the seminary*:

1907 until the eighth inning, when 8.r Physiography' "B" Mr. Root,,S. 10 Evening meeting of the society reference to the, removal'=5i

90o6 rallied arid won out. 8.r5 Trigonometry "A" Mr. McCurdy, A. B. of Inquiry. sh

The game was played as follows: 9.15 Geometry "C" Mr. Agard, S. MONDAY, JUNE I8. Cambridge have 'been, 'nder

190o6 took the field and the first 9,.5 Latin II Prof. Forbes, S.o Draper Prize Speaking in the tion the aloctwo rfien up for ~o7 sthDraper Prize Speaking in the alumr,,qf!two men up for 1907 struck' out. 9.15 English II- Mr. Durand, S. 3 Stone chapel at 8 p. m. ing a statement by DrGoThen McIntyre got to firston an 9.,5 Physiography "B" Mr. Root, S. 10error by third' and reached third 9.15 Trigonometry "A" Mr. McCurdy, A. B.E 19. Harris, the president, ison a wild pitch. Lynch f out io.5 German III Mr. Keep, s. c Class Day exercises at 2 p. m. mean that the seminary' will-

iV - , ,r( , S.p ro nCl,.,Band concert at 4 p.. m possibly be removed from A.to second. The last half proved 10.15 Greek II Prof. Benner, S. I Band concert at 4 p. m possiblybe removed

disastrousto'19o7. Hobbs walked,' I.15 German 'IC" Mr. Keep, S. io Reception 'by the Principal and over.,-an' .Goldsmith sent a grounder atin "A" Mr. Pbynter, S. Mrs. Alfred E. Stearns, in the The trustees have for tbiee '~r

and. Goldsmith sent a grounder . eo Latin "AMr. Pynteroot, S. I omai,through third to left, scoring 11.5. Geometry IV Mr. Root, S. Borden gymnasium at 8.30 p. m. four years been cn

Hobbs. Goldsmith came home 3.05 English "C" Mr.'Scheffy,S. i WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20. change of location and il

on a wild throw. Taggart struck 3.05 Algebra "D" Mr. Lynde, S. 2 Procession of Alumni, guests the alumni committee to c0nid6 r

out. Peirce, the next man up, 3.05 English.IV Mr. Durand, S.-3 and students at io a. m., from the whether there shall be, "suihi

singled to right, and Austin ad- 3.05 Latin III Mr. 'Phillips. S. io Main building. change or not. The alteraiati

vanced him to second on an error 3.05 Geometry II Mr. Newton, S.- io Commencement exercises in the is to take steps to strengthen bby short. Ferguson sent a 3.o5 Greek III Prof. Benner, Bartlet Stone chapel at 10.30 a. m. institution. Both the trusteg[.

grounder to- short, who threw to Chapel, Room A Addresses .by members of the and alumni association ,agree t

third, retiring Peirce. Treadway 3.05 Trigonometry "A" Mr. McCurdy, A. B. graduating class in competition something must be done to i'i

flied out to right. Score; '06 2, 3.05 Latin II' Prof. Forbes, S. 9 for the Andrew Potter prizes. crease the number of.students?

'07 o. Awarding of prizes for the year. This was. the committee

'07 played better and faster in Tuesday, June 19, 1906. Awarding of diplomas pointed: Samuel V. Cole o

the second, three runs resulting 8g Algebra "B" Mr. Agard, S. 3 Band concert at 12 m. ton Seminary, the. Rev. Harr I

'Blumenauer walked, More flied to Geonetry Mr. Alumni dinner at p.. in the Dewey, D. D.,of -Brooklyn, N,.'righ~8t, but was Loutgebr 'ynde, S. ao M th Rc'

right, but was-ou8tattempting5-to 8.i AlgebraIII .. "' Mr. Eaton, S. i Borden gymnasium.

reach second; Blumenauer getting .LatinIV r. Alen, A. B. The Senior Promenade in the Lawrence,the Rev. E. S. T

to third safely. Hemming sent a English "" Mr. Bullinger. S. 2 gymnasiumat 8.30p.. secretary of the Congregatiofly into right for a-single, scoring 5 GEducation Scietry. and thg R oBlumenauer. Clough' singled to 9 5 Greek III Mr.BPoynter, S. x Forum. Ha rris G. Hale of Brookline.-isecond. Fisher sacrificed to 9.5 Geometry "D" Mr. Root, S. Io President Harris, in S'p

second, advancing both runners. 10.; geba B"-Mr. Agard, S. io The last meeting of Forum for on the subject, said, iamongo

Sh'artenbcrg walked, and Wash- 0.5 Latin IV Mr. Phillips, S. this year was held last evening. things:

burn sent a low fly into centre, o.5' Greek II Prof. Benner, S. 2 The subject was : Resolved, that "if the seminary is '

scoring Hemming and Clough, i5 Latin III Mr. Phillips, S.r Congress should pass a bill moved in the state of MCU01ibut Shartenberg was put out .15 eometr I Mr.'Neton, . authorizing the railroads to charge setts; we should all say ont. -,u· 5 ^ TGeometry III Mr.'Newton, th e setts}~.:

attempting to reach home, retiring equal rates to everyone. The places, either Boston or,

the side. In the last half, -'o6 threw wild to third. Cloug h alkedfillin-g the bases. Gold- affirmative was supported by bridge. Boston, a big city,

succeeded in filling tle bases, but Brunson and Hallowell, and the all the advantages of a big italked, but 'was out stealin smith sent a grounder to third,

failed to score. White was put se d 6 got a man on first in and White was forced out at home. gativea strongold of Conrsecond. '6 got a man on first in and White was forced outat home.

out at first. Douglass walked, the last half, but failed to score. Taggart made a fine safe hit a very spirited debate the judges, ism. Cambride, aunieiand Hobbs singled to short, Score; 'o6,2, '07 5. centre, which scored Douglass and Mr. Mcurdy and Mr. Hinman, city, has all the advantah

~~~~~~~Scr;0.,0advancing Douglass to second. soe decided in favoiof the affirmative. go with a big 'university. Th

Douglass stole' third. Goldsmith The last half of the seventh and Goldsmith third.agat eaching second, The winners will receive hand conferences:struck out, but Tag~rt ~valked added another score tc 'o6's tall and tuldsmhthid Thae od- trustes e

struck out, but Taggrt walked, dth so m ith came shome- when Peirce medals'in token of their excellent with the Harvard authorities and,:| Istruck th, bame h e'we Goldsmith struck out, but Taggartsingled to centre, and stole second.filling the bases. Perce struck stoleseon singled to second, but Taggart srt 0

'07adde ano runi ei cen arnde tosor, as put cut atempting to scre. The election of oficers was iHarvard would elcome he'07.added another run in ho threw wild to home plate to Score, 'o6, 7;"07, 5. then held with the following stitution to become assiated

third. Mcintre singled to 'o7's three men were easilre results: James W. Wood of Allen- with the Harvard divinity school.'

tre and stole second. Lynch sac- catch Tagart, the latter scoring,tired in the ninth by fast fielding, town, Pa., president; A. Fletcher If this plan is cairied out,, the

ificed to pitcher, Minyre reach- and Peirce getting to third. Aus- in the

as put out by pitcher to first, ing the side. Score; '6 3, '07 5. ab rh p a e Munda, N. Y., treasurer. ings are well heated and contain~~~w ~~ ~ ~~ias put out by pitcher to first, .-Blumenauer reaching second. '06 made the winning runs in Washburn as 4 < . 1' large rooms wth fire.places.

Hemming struck out. 'o6 was the eighth by a bad succession of McIntyre 42nd 4 1- 0LyunclIf 4 00 0 0 0 190

retired easily in the last half. wild throws and bad playing on Beuer i rf ng po a

ce; ' ' 074. 0o7's part. After '07 had been Hemming p 4 i .0 English Notes.Score ; 'o6 '0 a I lobsd :.'and'The fourth nd fifth passed easily retired in t frt halfGdIIithe -hui'h 12

Bolden ci I 01 0 Trggart c 4 1 I Mr. Durand has the grading on

quickly; in the last hal of the Ferguson singled to pitcherand Fisher st Piere st

~~~~~~~~~second. - ' tsMore sacrificed to short, to pitchertary vW .R on ba I at erino th -c

wi~imeausetting to third safely out at home. Then Douglasu Thomas Coebrane, V. A. 9o, is er' off 1000. off ooM. ~;trck out

iefth, Hmming struck out three reached second on a wild throw. ite ra et bu r in N b S ruel he ni' o i

aeoo wioh f i r.a Egish. oas iven by P(

In the sixth.-howeve, ' e scored second, when .eruson stole Wli iyi p n lass 'mo e'u t- Tho ur k, the judge of the comptitio Cof the Bailey Drug Co. Zanesvill, Total, 4 a 2 0 1 Conteitants m ay lenrn the

Blumenauer walked, 'and stoleaieldr'schoice, Douglas singled. Two. base h. u: Washburn' Dirnthe eght byna baldt f MsuDccrnd nyr

Blumenaiter geting to thrd safely. out at home. Then Dougls Thomas Cochrne, 1~ A. 'go, is buss. .Lnt baI o

Hemming struck out, butilumew reached cand on a wild throw in the real tlate business in New b Douglass , mm m, rasJ John H. Field. '3na is with

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THE ANDOVER PRESS stock as is offered in this store this year-involves taste andEvery man is placed on the same and Importers of discrimination and artistic judgment.footing.

Saturday, June 16, 1906 If a man once goes to Northfield,.' , * * he will always go. Dr. Henry P for Young Hen ,SHIRTM AKERS,

__-~ ,^---- --- ----- -- pa Wright calls it "College life with- Opp Vanderbilt Hall. .New Haven, Conn. -,. ~:'The Phiffipian takes pleasure in 101TREMONTST.-.... a te p u out the restrictions." 101TREM ONT ST.

-,announcing the election of . H. Anyone intending to go should BOSTONToIles and F. C. Thomas to the hand his name to Gillis or S. S. A. H. Clarkson at hap's Every Week . I L L B R 0 Si

ditoralBoard. Day immediately. TAILORS TO THE COLLEGE TRADE"The PHILLIPIAN wishes to ex- Base Ball THE LAW BUILDING, 259 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK.

- ticnd its heartiest congratulations F ____ 'TErxh toito'J. R. Kilpatrick, of Newv York, 1 C i T Tlwh ha rct benv ece, Fellows who will visit Maine,[who) has recently been elected J,' U G U S T

I.,,-, ' - . the Adirondacks, or other sporting-':.pain of the track team for next Tennis Goods HABERDASHER

regions this summer should know

'His faithfulness and earnest something concerning the art of Eastman's odaks and Supplies HARRY K. BLOOD WILL SHOW LINE.AT CHAP'S

fly casting for trout and salmon.york as a member of the teamI shall be glad to meet such at H.F..CHASE OES .DEs year has proved that-he will H. F.C SE COES & TODDER,Ms 'er has roved that he will Rabbits pond, Saturday afternoon, '

mnv ~ke one of the best trackmen ,.-Musgrove Block S -,ike one of the best track men at three o'clock. Bring ur ods. 14 SCHOOL ST.,Id captains that we have ever -BOSTON- -JAMES C. GRAHAM. COTREL & LENOARD CO IE -- S -E-

_______________-~~~~~~~~~~~~M -ALBANY, N. Y. M r. Fred C. Vocke at French's frequently

immer Conferences. IMakers o Gaps and Gownsto Phillips Andover, If you wanta better light

J~~~-time ~now'for fellows to You CPhillips Exeter, Ja. For Reading, General Home Light-s'-time now 'for fellows to W hen You Come cob Tome Institute For Reading, General Home Light-,.ade definitely whether they and the Americanide definitely whether they and the American The A n over PreS ing, or for Hall, Church or Store

ntend going either to Northfield To Yale versites from the - \ -or Lakeville. In order to get Atlantic to the Pa- VVe H av e i

,good -accommodations, names with you will be most certainly in ci. Water Heater Lihts-i registration fees should be in terested in exploring Specialty Lights

,-:;before the end of this week. It Rich Gowns for pulpit and Bench Ranges, Heaters,-'is hoped a large number will The Old as Engines., ̀decide to go. The entire expense Geo. W. Kirwin & Co. pbili In fact anything in the line of GAS

k4.or the conference is about seven- Yale Store HABERDASHERS and APPLIANCES.ftee'h dollars, and special rates-are SHIRT MAKERS Hcdem

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te conferences. Northf at the "Malley Corner," where man's Outfiters in Maryland." JOHN N. COLE,I - Manager u Bo( -.;brgins on June twenty-second and Musgrove Block AndoverYale men have bought for years 370 Essex Street. Lawrence: ;'c16ses July first; Lakeville opens 370 Essex Street, Lawrence-loses July first; Laevile opens their study and sleeping room out- We offer a carefully elected

on July irst and closes July eighth tings, personal ear fixings, stock of Latest Patterns,Lakevile is especially designed books, stationary, Yale souvenirs, most desirable weave of wool.

-Ofo., fellows expecting to enter d an other requirements that ens, rrom English, Scotch andYale next fall. and ay qf American mills, made up inalways come up o the standard of

Anyone who has ever attended y ce. the latest and t approved a conference at Northfield can varsity expectations. It's a big, styles. a conferenceull assurance of thfield can pleasant store to roam .around andgive full assurance of the good the many new- ideas constantly -.tme a man has at one of these cropping up especially adapted tojSummer meetings. College Shoes rsummer meetings. college ornamental service and l Soopportunity of hearing some of nd

*:t' most prominent speakers and - PO RTERS deepest thinkers in the world, and - IMPORTERS L ll JA

nd other recreations are 1068 Chapel St. New Havn4***. '1athletes and other recreations are h-.i-@ .V Tel. Connection Conncticut

J splendidly blended with the more serious side. Chapel, Temple and Center Street& f

Then again the friendships I 2 3 8 WASHINGTON ST.. BOSTON j made will last one throughout life. E OppHAV ENn, Ho .t is a wonderful opportunity for A mneeting. upperclassmen in your i S p q..chosen college, for here all class Plae mention thb lptillilan rr mniath the PlMllp.noi Plete AmtuaO, the Pipaa ^ . . -

-AE NCE..:·. ·YALE ENTRANCEEXAMS. ~1t RQSO(nR)L E:-" 5.. i Altem us *: Thursday, June 28. Ol T ailors ' 'Tuai8

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1. ;' -. .*-M er Rf egistration, "9.00 ' °Bulding,.rr!IfC -9.00 ~~~~~~S~~j;STC)N. 128a TOd -ROEYih ;Latin Grammar and Composition, 9.40-1040 BOSTON. T MCaesar or Nepos, 10-451 1.30 Or Mr Nickerson willbe inil r * Virgil or Cicero, 11.35-12.30 Andover frequently. .BOS"Botany, Chemistry or Physics, 2.00- 3.00

Myhandsome assortmentof imported German or French, 3.00- 4.00 YOU SAYSand domestic fabrics for this season Plane Geometry, 4.00- 6.00 I i UIIir "I ind it bestwhat e

-surpasses everything shown you in - -. , ;H EVE i* I It strikes a sad but tllthe.way of Suitings, Overcoatings, - Friday.I le 29I. * 'Tis better to'have one' iiFancy Vestings and Trouserings. ray, une 29. Than ten which do no

Soid and Spherical Geometry, 9.00-10.30 - WE SAY, IHARTFORD, CONN. English Grammar, 10O.35-11.05 T A IL O R ready tOmkI

Booms 27-8 English Lit. A, 10.05-11.55 I. Kleiner an SCATLIN BUILDING English Lit. B, . 12.00-- .00 5 1 remont 5t., ESTABLISHED i8

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-Representative at French's every two Saturday, June 30. TEL. 1528-3_

weeks. History of U. S., Roman History or Greek History, 9.00- 9.45 A Stationery Department _____________________________________* with an aim to produce highest rade work 1 History of England, 9.50-10.35 only. Commencement invltatios. aee~imv- | | nullnantations, Lance Programmes, Banquet MenusI*I

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BOSTOS. Greek History, 5.15- 6.oo00 Over aley's Market. ae, .1246 3iassacbnsetts Ave Cambridga. Will be at French's eery

Thursday, June 28. --- e t ^ ^ ver y '^^ M--------------------- - r'f~~~~~~~~~l rM-»c~~~r\ c~~l-»ir»-TC? after Clinstmas B~~ITS afer Cdistsa. .oldaysLatin Grammar, 8.30-10.00 COLORED SHIRTS fe rin_-'y

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0 ^t ^ 2 Y C ity made at thea.Xenophon or German B, 3.30- 530 CW__ _ c"Ino MA IGreek Composition, 5.15- 545 Newest Models in SIERIAN

Friday, June 29. ... 5hoes for.Spring.... Pictures of all P. AriPlane Geometry, 8.30-10.15 may lx, obtin'd aXshir61

Opp. Vanderbilt Hall, R 3 5 usset, Black and y___NEW H~AVEN, ~ co . French A1030-1 45 Patent Leather.. Main Street, near'

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Advanced Algebra, or Analytical Geometry, 1215- 1.00oo ANDOVER SEAL BATIORE MAR-

-in Bronze $4.50 F . ----WI A, ALLENi . c A business meeting of Inquiry 'The UNIVERSITY L. BENNETT I , . GIN

W A ALLEN, P G was held Wednesday evening for F. L. BENNETT & CO.PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST the purpOSe of officers for the SCHOOL 103 South hn ion St., Rochester. N. Y .B.1?.

-B.B. 1. PIPES FUDGE SUNDAE coming year. The following were GEORGE L. FOX, M.A., Principal MnsgroveAPOLLO CHOCOLATES chosen: President, S. S. Day; New Haven. Conn. T P D III0 i

Dlus,g~ove Bldlg. AdvrTHE PHILLIPS~tMusgrove Bl~g. Andover vice-president, H. Gemmer; sec- 19 06-1 9 07 SUMMER SESSION- OPEN TROUGHT THEYir e t a ry E . J. ebster ; treasurer, August 9, 1906, to Sept. 27, 9°6 RESERVED FOR Breakfast from7tn9ia.T i.retary, j.' L un heon from i2.3 o to 2 i .'

107 CHPE ST, N AVNJR .J R.i K lpatrick. SCHOOL YEAR-Oct. , 906, to Whitehouse & Hardy lanunetsSrvi t1n nl em-_076CHAPELST., NEwHAv_ __,CO_ __ July , 1907, with Christmas and "IUN ILtON '

Easter Vacations. New aven. Conn..Rooms rented for the college year to Easter Vacations. New Haven. Con.Yale students only. Rates fromSS.oo to REVIEW TERMV-April 1, 1907 J. M. FRENCHL &$15. per week. Forfurtherinfortion to July , 7, to prepare for June if o . .

addres s, S. W. HURLBURT Examinations. DI9 pFg ROp f noeBENJ-----BROW----YALE UNIVERSITY Emations. bS Restaurant Ice Cream. Fudges.

BENJ. BROWN rumt colo CtrP sr I Special and Thorough Preparation 19 School St., Boston,is a good place to dine. Students' Su of

Suer School of Foresry of Pupils for the Preliminary and -_____ANS. ANDSHOES OF ALL KINDS... F i n al Examinations for Yale College A N <,,_Sn______t______» uAL ». -- rnd Sheffield Scientific School. - ALLE HINTON TuftS CollegSANDOVER OfA N ASS. A seven weeks' course in ForestryFilxntofrl ICE CREAM and SHERBETS , gies degrees ingn

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$15.00 to $25.00 Ready-to-wear or to it was fashioned. This20 . L OOL 5T., = BOS TONSpecial -Measure specimen fills a gal) in' the

-;Washingtoo .nd , Department series. When cornm-,

st/ U.S.. pleted it- would be very thin and ExclusIvc StylCS-'- : '' ____delicate On the part of some ' .

WRInGHT & DITSON ESTA~D.,, , **"scientists the contention has been Made and Trimmed WRIGHT1DIT'ON Made and Trimmedthat these finest ornaments,

!- High Grade because of their thinness, could -in the Best MannerAthletic .. only be manufactured with steel SPECfAL ATTENTION PAID| Supplies ''s^ ^-!I G too's, that therefore they are his- TO STUDENTSBaseball Implements (*ntmtwriii^iifiiy os. 1and.tniforms. Ten- \O s] ROAMAWYa mOTwmoar. toric and show white man'snis Rackets./ [w · influence. This specimen proves , . . .~ "

Cham pionship j^ M] Spring and Summer that such opinions are erroneous W 'ENB iRGTennisW BallSuits and that the aborigine was able to

Everything pertain- W ih Sut.] lRTERS OF *inetopihietic~pow ®SSA~af . '' do surprisingly neat and delicate Tailor to Yale University IMPOTS SCOTCH

SEND FOR Made with special atten- work with no better tools thanCATALOGUE. tion to the requirements those of flint and bone. - 1048 Chapel St., Opp. Vanderrilt Hall

of Boys at private schools OF HAMILONPLACE BOSTO HA:E .CIDIlUHT O. DITOnIM 314 Washlngton St. N EW HAVEN, COiT. fc

IGHltl/l UIOUI Boston, ML-. · Harvard Square, Cambridge Mass. English Furnishings, Hats and Caps Alumni Notes.

W REX XHAM HALL. Fine Quality Shoes Clarence Morgan, '89, is pro- G J rs.NEW DORMITORY. New Catalogue mailed on request fessor in railroad transportationSixtV-five room, In lexrt of Freshman G · ehe Bros.

aiuirtirs- Bortrd fur clubs. [ - at Mccill University, Montreal.200 York - - - NEW HAVEN- [J.COONEY. Proprietor . Sidney E. Farwell '89, is in the

Fin'e^jj/^ff~f L-ne of - wholesale clothing business at 83Fine Line of. Dearborn street, Chicago. SHREVE, CRUMP & LOW

Men's Furnishing Goods v ^MAKERS E. D. Funk, P. S. '89, is presi- Tremont and West Sts, at Reasonable Prices sa i OP dent of the Funk Brothers Seed BOSTON.

BROADWY MENIE NEW AVEN HOUSE B.OCKNew Store) J. Wm. Dean I NEW YOK CLOTHES Co., with large farms at Blooming- Scarf Pins, Cuff Links, Fob

MAIN STREET. ANDOVER. oXeLA.N*. GKLSrru ton, Ill. N E V HAVEN, CO N N. Good Styles. Moderate Price!Mr. Horace Orser will show, Irving W. Bonbright, is the'

our samples at "Chaps" western representative at Color-

'ANDO VER on Friday of every ado Springs of William P. Bon- .. other week. bright & Co., bankers. These Eight Pipe Tobaccos

EMBLELMS Edwin V. - organ, P. A. 86,

who was recently minister to Are the Largest Selling, Most Popular, Highest-For the best thinas in Korea, has been appointed by Grade Tobaccos in the Worldthis line in gold, silver President Roosevelt, -minister toand enamel, see Cuba. Every pipe connoisseur, the world over, knows

W. E. BRUNSON, No. 7Marland 'I A EI -MET3L B L1OS. Frederick G. MIoroan, P. A. '87, one or more cf these tobaccos; and knows that- * Figtli Avenue Boot Shop. e ' *

-Agent for. 224 Frfth Ae., Near 27th St., New York who is in charge of the American higher quality was never produced."; DMBENT & BUSH JE------------------ Emb'ssy in Egypt, is now on He knows, too, that a good pipe,

=15 School Street, 1o i PURDYO leave of absence in England. seasoned by and filled with one of=1hBOSTONreet NA Jgl GUd hoATAK't these tobaccos, i better than theBOSTON Ilig. Grade lhotfraphIsR

___________________ _ Oand Porti ait o r..i -^ Ibest smoke of any

, ... I ,,, , 146 Tremont St. Boston other kind.Shirts, Collars, Neckwear TELEPHONE

and General Furnishings -APST~a LTufts College Dental School,

Our representative, who will visit An- 416 Huntlngton Ave., Boston.dover this year as formerly, will have an This school, which i he largest Dental School in assortment of these articles from which it New England, offern a three year graded course | o nfL.will be Piossible for our patrons to select, tcoveringn sche lbro. o ..not approximately, but exactly, what they Mdical Schol. The clinical anciliol hhe are un.ur.d nd' full - ' S -

wish. passed, nearly 30,000 treatments being annually madeury pl N hmlue_& he Infirmary. TAl T' dit -()Ftisenethd .a. ''e - ---- :

1W.J H (flu the Broilin. et. c nfo th; (Huntington Ave. lines. -c ss B.'

hbuidii. U. i-- JQW. H. GOWDY & CO. ~, .o=.,no,,o, ao,.uerFor information orfor a cat-loue addres

FRDRIC M. Bnc.csIM. D. Secretary, U * d vi r i-na .,Ogpor Ne~wp Haven Con nn. Tufts College Denial School, 1 dlightfWlly -ic

Na~der~t~afl "ew Hav en. Cona. -PROM^,^ ^^ JT IW^1T1»IJ^^^^^gl &S~l~ttSL~oc. ' nipnui~crM?-:I'aIsdrldl Boston l, MasA. InmA6t5Oal 1 Mhiu.

Take, for instance, the new grey shadow ecure them from

plaid--one of the season's most beautiful CAVANAUGH,- ,fabrics for men's suits. '5 "Morton Streett' W. --Morton Street v.*r U MINX, --

A good many domestic and foreign mills were ransacked before we ..into Vigii WC- CZ

found just eight patterns that suited us. Yet the ordinary clothing Representing: .& '!. Sim . L= .

store will offer you several dozen to pick from-and all from a single Iu gebPA i I dv.kSbK faA- se; ~rgo.. m-d1.

300.. -t, b,-d , SU mill. - "y '.a ' W W. ~

Ready-made, $20 to $40 . n o. -. 'Some one cr more of these

famous brands will just suit you and your pipe.

WM. H. RICHARDSON & CO. -If not found at your dealer's, sent postpaid.

Alfred Benjamin & Co.'s Clothes Exclusively THE AMERICAN TOBACCO CO.388 Washington St., Bostonll Ffh Awnuw Nw YoAk

Plea nention . Phillipklan Pleaas mention the Philllplan Pleaae mention tho PhltllptanFI~r mntca hePhtlltr* 1 ~

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Order your :SPRING SUIT NOW

?^. Ito Insure Prompt Deliveryi<ff_^ ^ . ' . HANNON '

IC C TROWLEY T eI cC. Ci£S LLIY Copley Square Hotel T h e Andover 'Bookstore . A o. . lI ~9S OES Cor. Huntington Ave. & Exeter St. P. A. Students' Headquarters for SCHOOL BOOKS,

11 MAIN ST. ANDOVERP BOSTON STATIONERY and PERIODICALS . 'Recognized headquarteis for all College ---

intl School Athletic Clul )nh"e inGENTLEMEN Boston. Firstclass hlotel with

WHO DRESS FOR STYLE model ate prices. Rooum.s I 3(1 up. I LO RS

WEAR THE IMPROVED IAMOS H. WHIPPLE, Prop. 51t Suen.r 1rAre, BOSI ON, MA SS.Co. (:)*hun) btreet,

Our specialty is College Trade. A -

-I- OSTON BOSTON' YOU MAY SEE ', o'

GARTER' FOWNES GLOVESThe Rocognlied Standard{i-IS ^?The ~l~ nae3gipt Stadrd ton the man who doesn't know what's what-you'r

t-, atamped on SURE to see them on the man who DOES knowevery loop- cmoteawhO _ _ _S know_ 1 ; s3,0h CpidfraThe Andover-Exeter Records. 1896 No game.

cossi nitn CUSHION ciilflea nspsd shacnI 661897 Andover 6 12BUTTON 1878 Andover Exeter 12I 89 8 2

Li LASP ! s78 " zo " 8 1 899 " ILies flat to the Leg-ever i' 90 Slips, Tears nor Ulnfastens e 1879 " 9 2 190 9

.Phs I9O k " Cotton . i8tMailed on rce ipt of prierB ' i s,,a l, Ecti, bdn. ost ' 1 0 9 1 "U S 0 '

3 ,c ost.o.nMass. 2 * , <ufts- CCollege Medical School 25 7

ALWAYS ,AS 416 Huntington Ave.. Boston. 1883 I6 902 3 cc 51; -- . ss.. h i. 1903 0 Highest cash pri cens paid for C steoffi, 1 --r / ^ .,/e Engnd. offer -our sejr graded 1course inclui 1ay904 Te 1 2a Clothend Let o r CannA-9 :

I.tl NIbranches of scientif and practical mediciR9. icoe e a very ondac, Wednesday andItslabo rories are large and mell equipped and its e1005 6e c D R W i eee a n d** -er courses- in ancient and Mudern Lan. fclinicalacloties ate unsurpassed , ng sch as cn 86 ologv.'-eology Philosophy. EconouicK. scolat Brookline (Huntington Ase'.'cars directly pass the 7887 "s 22 * 6Engineering aid Ccvii Ecaitneering. dents "Fr'att infornian or team caa u ad s 88 s 6 ill,~oiecP. H btorv. Enplt~b, Drawtlly. I~crttvae *L.1&. \ion or for a catlogu -~dress . -888 ____ .-

1 l n' St"et A8dover, ass.n^^ t^tVftt^i55jI55l^ i ..r LIv certifi,9tes Fsaosolc NI. IiJIOC. .. Ri.. Ce5rtBry

f e . adront The Secrltw y ttlCollge losirulty ,tot,. Mass -s ,, 3 The graduating essays of DR. ABBOTT

017- 7 1today Office Hpurs: Till 9 a. m.-~ °'o"'""O'''] ruo go hiptt lllee Med ica SckooT I/r~~~~~~~~~~~~~19 Ade 1 tdy Te ma b fon a th 3 N K to 3 and 6 to S p m.J a :r 'l-Sga ·.-V--~~ ro 182 1 51 Registrar's office. Offsie enjo tletsidance, 70 3alsnSt., Anadoer

- - 1893 No game. No a g tasteTelephone "

' 19 No g. JE. Giloy has been reelected DR. LETC. will receive a limited1»»895 No game. captainioftExeter's ta teh r, number of patients at his house. coer ofr ' I. ccptain of Eeter's track team. lain and Locke streets. Patients will,_______T_____A___i__________________________________ at Cl times L ea under teat: o trained -lug a.A U l l-A l b~rn hes. o[ sentfi and l ofaacaamedinurse.

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f ;r Offera coursFT IT: ac1Ient k ahn -ler anM Oaf I 1.I(fice hours-S to MAE.3S Oam. c to 0 P6m.

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his 1-~5~~ own!aid~~~ enjoymenl~~t~ ~ and ~Andover. Mass.

and hospitality to others, the man, Bi IGitar and ranswho knows, selects TO FI-L Eler Instruments for Sale

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Rich, mild, ad fragrant, always - .... under the thumb, ' .rhe

uniform, made throughout with at the f to ano.h.the skill that only an expert cor.- I 1muxnsoUei.rclni

mands and perfects after sixteen '"-oul dwer dols me Mm,* Upholeterdir, urnture me.len

years unceasing effort I I GSQfiNRAtis . Students' Trade a Specialty

10 for 15 Cents ...... I8W4 o gAaPe.

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