Williams College - Gulielmensian Yearbook (Williamstown, MA)

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May 24. Berry loses some of his art collection. His 'Decorative - Work. fl' 86955. MAKING a heautiful home is not so much -5' 32 a matter of lavish display and heavy ex- penditure. A tasteful result at limited cost W can he produced hy skill, study and thought. Harmony of proportions, colors and designs is the central idea. Besides our regular furniture husiness, our trade in decorative work is very large. Our artists are men of skill, taste and original ideasg consequently, our work represents thought, study and the ahility to carry each into execution. The large increase of lute years in this Ilne indicates the quality of our work. The experience of twenty-tive years devoted to making handsome homes is :lt our customers' scrvlce. Quantity secures lowest producing cost. Hence our prices are the lowest consistent with quality. SOMETHING FOR NOTHING- OUR MAN OF EXPERIENCE. Green 8t Waterman, 281 61. 283 RIVER STREET, - - ' ' TROY, N.Y. xiii

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Leonard does not act like an upper classman. bi l-ull llnesqof ending .1 ces o S 5 CAMERAS, DRY PLATES . . AND CARD STOCK. . Professionals and Amateurs. Al U16 LOWGSI Market PfiC0S- GEG. I-I. GUHRDINEEFQ. succssson 'ro J. N. MUDONNALD, 544 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE UNION DEPOT ARCADE, D n Roo F R USE OF Cusromzns. -V W slit nLB7xNYv N- Y- J. I-I. FLFGG. LIVERY, l3OPlRDlNC1e2 SALES STABLES, ' 57 MAIN s'rnEE'r, ' Hncxs TO AND FROM nu. nouns. NORTH RDBMS. MASS. Good Horses and Carriages Furnished at Short Notice on Reasonable Terms. CQDCQQJCQJQCQJCQECQECZQCQJQJC-DGDQDJ GJ QD ALL EE?EE'2EtEE?EtE?E?E? COLLEGE Know what a magnitieent line of WASHBURN and LYON 6: , ,,. HEALY Mandolins, Guitars and Ban'os THOMAS, of JW V4 Albany, carries. We want your tradel, boys, and have the finest stock of MUSICAL GOODS in the State. wrne direct to . . . . THOMAS, -5 N.P ISt Alb y N v I. .L L Yll

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May 30. Manhattan! ll Tx .,..,.s,. ,. 7 s ,, Silver Medal, Boston, 1881. Gold Medal. Boston, 1B81.' Grand Prize, P. A. of A., Washington, Bronze Medal. Washington, 1890. Gold Medal. Boston, 1892. Silver Medal. Chicago, 1893. Aristo Award, St. Louis, 1804. Gold Badge, Cramer Award. St. Louis, 1894. Speciol Diploma, Illustrative Class. St. Louis. 1894. 1890 JU I-I rnsroav. The Dlscovery of America. With some account of Ancient America and the Spanish Conquest. With a steel portraltof Mr. Fiske. many maps. fac-similes, etc. Tbirtczntb tboummi. 2 vols.. crown Bvo. . . . . 54.00. The American Revolution. With plans of battles and at new steel portrait of Washington. Eigbtb edition. 2 vols., crown 8 vo, gilt top. . ............. 54.00. The Crlgcal Perlod of American History, 1783- I1 9. With a colored map. Iilcfventb edition. Crown 8vo, gilt lop ...... . . . ...... 52.00. The War of Independence. In Ri'vcrs1'1ic I.ibrary.jbr Young People. Maps. Eighth edition ......,. ..... 7 5 cents. The Beginnings of New England. Tmtb edition. Crown Svo. gilt top . L . 52.00 Civil Government in the United States. With some reference to its origins. xzmo. 31.00 net. History of the United States for Schools. Fully illustrated with maps, portraits, etc. mmo. 551.00 net. SOLD BY ALL BOOKSEL C will ll 1515124 'ai' stings, The . . Photographer, 146 Tremont St., over l1uyler's, BOSTON. it ee -.-amwcutsss l068 Boylston St., Corner Massachusetts Ave., BOSTON. 26 Eastern Ave., ST. JOHNSBURY. VT. ETS BOOKS. ESSAYS. Outlines of Cosmic Philosophy. Q Based on the Doctrine of Evolution. I-aurtuentb edition. 2 vols.. Svo, gilt top ...... 56.00 Vlyths and Myth-Makers. n Old Tales and Superstltions interpreted by Com- parative Mythology. Nineteenth edition. zimo, 1 2.00 gilt top .................. Darwinism and Other Essays. Nintb edition. mtno. ffm mp' A - - 32.00. Excursions of an Evolutlonlst. Slxtccntb c11'it1'ou. Iemo, gilt top ..... 52.00. The Unseen World and Other Essays. Twctftb cliitiou. xzmo, gilt top ...... 52.00. The Destiny of Plan, Viewed ln the Light of his Origin. 'Tfwcutictb edition. 16mo, gilt top ..... 31.00. The Idea of God as Affected by Modern Knowl- edge. l U't:eutb tlfousami. 16m0, gilt top . . .S1.o0. Mr. Fiske writes from full knowledge and thor- ough research 3 and he has such mastery of his facts and so distinct a perception of their relations, that his works are marvels of clear statement. while his strong, simple style gives to them at very unusual attraction. LERS. SENT, POSTPAID, BY HQUG1-ITGN. YVYIFF-1.1N at GO.. BOSTON. xiv