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    "ocrText": "22\nTHE PENN CHARTER MAGAZINE.\nTHE NAME OF\nThe Haverfordian has a very quaint\nThe Elizabethan has an article upon\nstory of a girl of Puritan descent who\ncricket which tells of the hard luck the\nStands\nGilbert\nwas sent to college \"to\nWestminster school\nfor\nHaverfordian\nbe appreciated,\" se-\nElizabethan\ncricketers had in Eng-\ncured several minor de-\nland on account of the\nTHE BEST IN PHOTOGRAPHY\ngrees and then started to work for a\nweather. Our experience was just the\nPh.D. While engaged in this occu-\nopposite here, as we had a most suc-\nThe Gilbert Studios have been for many years recog-\npation she began an acquaintance with\ncessful season, with plenty of good\nnized as the leading Studios for all college work.\na young man whose desk was next to\nweather. It is said in this article that\n926 Chestnut St.\nhers. Soon this studious Puritan be-\nthe young players cannot cope with the\nC. M. GILBERT\nPhiladelphia\n1210 Chestnut St.\ngan to think she was in love. One af-\ndifficulties presented by unfavorable\nternoon when her friend took her home\nweather conditions nearly SO well as\nhe asked her to be ready to go out that\nthe regular players. This certainly is a\nTRY A\nBUY GOOD CLOTHES\nevening; he would stop for her. She\ntrue saying. On the few occasions\nDon't be a \"ready-made\" man nor\nwas ready on time and was put into a\nwhen we had bad weather our fellows\nHoney Nougat Sundae\na\n'cheap-tailored \" man. Pay a good\ncab. He then told her he was going\nwho were unused to playing in the wet\nprice for your clothes and have the\nto get married. She started to cry out\nfelt greatly handicapped. Besides this\nAT\nsatisfaction of being dressed as well as\nthe next fellow.\nthat she didn't want to get married,\narticle on cricket we find a department\nand then did not realize anything till\nheaded, \"Hall Epigrams.\" Under this\nlater the young man told her to con-\ncaption are selections from the verses\nWhitman's\nMahlon Bryan & Co.\nEstablished 1865\nMen's Tailors\ngratulate him, and she saw that a SO-\nand epigrams recited at an election din-\nNinth Floor, Real Estate Trust Building\nciety belle was the bride. The story,\nner. Some are in Greek, some in Latin\nBroad and Chestnut Streets\nbesides being interesting, is SO well\nand quite a few in English. All are\nSoda Counter\nwritten that it deserves commendation.\nextremely interesting, especially those\nSACK SUITS, $35.00 AND MORE\nBut the Haverfordian generally has\nin the ancient languages, which show\ngood stories.\na great deal of ability and scholarship.\nHEADQUARTERS\nART BRASS\nSCHOOL DIRECTORY\n80\nLITERARY SOCIETY.\nMUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS.\nPresident,\nG. GORDON URQUHART.\nDirector,\nMR. SCALES.\n39\nLeaders\nVice-President,\nRICHARD WALLACE.\nGlee Club,\nHAROLD J. CLARKE.\nSecretary,\nJAMES M. AUSTIN.\nMandolin Club, WILLIAM R. WEBB, JR.\n41%\nChorsänger\nTreasurer,\nWILLIAM K. ALLEN.\nQuarta I. W. Roy BELL.\nSaved everytime\nExecutive Com., THE PRESIDENT.\nII, HENRY R. HALLOWELL\nyou buy the\nIII. P. W. KLINGER SCHWENK.\nTHE CRITIC.\nAckerbonbons\nFOOTBALL TEAM.\nCHARLES C. BUTTERWORTH, 3D.\nCaptain,\nHAROLD J. CLARKE.\nSPORTING GOODS\nMemb's'p Com., DRUARD N. ALLMAN.\nManager,\nJ. WALLACE HALLOWELL, JR.\nHORACE GREENWOOD.\nBASEBALL TEAM.\nCaptain,\nLANGDON KOONS.\nMR. STRONG.\nManager,\nWESLEY G. GREENWOOD.\nTOOLS\nEntertain't Com., JAMES H. GAY, JR.\nCRICKET TEAM.\nACKERS\nHENRY W. JOHNSTONE.\nCaptain,\nJ. WILLETT DANENHOWER\nManager,\nJAMES M. AUSTIN.\nChestnut at 12th\nCHARLES W. SUDLOW.\nTRACK TEAM.\nMarket at 12th\nMurta, Appleton & Co.\nPin and Station- ROBERT T. BOYD, JR.\nCaptain,\nHERBET SHOEMAKER.\nery Com.,\nManager,\nALONZO J. PARSONS.\nEighth above Arch\n1127 Chestnut Street\nIt will be of advantage to mention this Magazine in answering these advertisements."
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