Harvard University - Red Book Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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JAVIES A. HAWKES TA1LoR, A8238 MODERATE PRICES. THE BEST 0F GOODS ' QA! al 418 Washington St., Boston 4 from Summer St C65

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THE T. DEI, Broadway and Eleventh Street, NEW YORK. Opposite Grace Church. EUROPEAN PLAN. Rooms 831.00 per day and upwards. In a modest and unobtrusive way there are few better conducted hotels in the metropo- lis than the St. Denis. The great popularity it has acquired can readily be traced to its unique location, its homelike atmosphere, the peculiar excellence of its cuisine and service, and its very moderate prices. WIl,.l,lAM TAYLOR AND SON. SPORTSMEN'S OUTFITS. . FINE GUNS. WVestley lfililllllfll-1, Scott., 'il'i'l'lN'l', Puraley, Lung, Colt., l'au'k01',nlulnll Dlnkos llrcech Lmullng Guns, lution, Iluvnlvm-N, Utu't.1-idges, ate., Fino Rods mul lnlllllllg' 'l'awklc, Tourists' lhmlnuwks, Rubber lllnnkt-tm, Uluuplug Outilts. if., MANuFAoTunERs OF THE N watt. N in sewn Fon cA'rAn.oouE. WM. READ ee SONS, 107 WASHINGTON STREET, - - - - BOSTON. CSD .

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