4 research outputs found
Interaction studies of a β-cysteine functionalized polythiophene with biomolecules
No full textPolythiophenes are an important representative class of conjugated and thermally stable polymers that can be used in alternative to inorganic semiconductors in optical and electronic devices [1]. Recently, they have been studied as biological sensors [2], thanks to the presence of the electroconducting backbone together with β-substituents able to interact with biological species. The interaction between the polymer side chain functionalities and the analyte can be of different type (hydrogen bonds, ionic interactions ...) depending on the analyte, or the backbone itself can directly interact with the biomolecule through π-π stacking.In this study, a previously synthesized β-cysteine functionalized polythiophene (PTCys, Fig 1) [3] was investigated as folic acid [4] and cytochrome C (horse heart) biosensor.[1] Skotheim Ed. T., Reynolds J., Elsenbamer R., Dekker Marcel, Inc., New York, NY, USA, Handbook of conducting polymers 2nd Edition, 1998; Skotheim Ed. T., Dekker Marcel, Inc., New York, NY, USA, Handbook of conducting polymers 1986[2] Berggren, M.; Inganas, O.; Gustafsson, G.; Nature,1994, 372, 444-446[3] Cagnoli R., Lanzi M., Mucci A., Parenti F., Schenetti L., Polymer, 2005, 46(11), 3588-3596[4] Zhiyi Yao, Chun Li and Gaoquan Shi, Langmuir,2008, 24, 12829-1283
Non-alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease: a HR-MAS analysis
No full textNon-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is a common cause of chronicliver disease. The NAFLD includes non-alcoholic fatty liver (NAFL) andnon-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH). The mechanisms of NAFLD to NASH transition remain to be clarified. NAFLD appears to originate from the dysregulation of hepatic lipid metabolism as a part of the metabolicsyndrome accompanied by visceral obesity dyslipidemia, atherosclerosis, and insulin resistance. High Resolution Magic Angle Spinning (HR-MAS) NMR is a useful tool for the metabolic characterization of intact tissues and can be used to support the clinical diagnosis. The aim of this study is to characterized the NAFLD and NASH metabolism using HR-MAS NMR Spectroscopy, and to evaluate the possible transition from NAFLD to NASH. Liver needle biopsies were collected for the HR-MAS and histological analyses. Preliminary HR-MAS NMR results show a higher amount of lipids in the biopsies from patients with 30-50% of steatosis, whereas lipids and of small metabolites are present when the liver is affected from a market fibrosis
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sad ao rote* will br mwmed ar-
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trapmUred at th* Fbst N allow-
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VOLUME 39
EIGHT PAGES
PALO ALTO. CAL, THURSDAY. I-'KII jo- 191a
EIGHT PAGES
NO 19
GARDEN HOSE -
WE HAVE Jl'ST in ' l IV! l» IllltECT FROM THE FACTORY
Ot ibe M*J York Betting t Packing Co. 0.730 FEET Of OAK-
DEN HOME, It l-rlcg a part of oar annual ahtpmanl. It la made
expressly for ttt* PALO ALTO HARDWARE COMPANY. Erary
foot la guaranteed for on* y*ar from tli* data ot purcbas*. Yon
cannot bar any baltar at aay price, aad rou wilt find oar prices
most r*a*ooBbl« at the
lllgtit In Ihr (Vnii-r of thr City.
Auto Delivery
DUDFIELD LUMBER CO.
• Specialists ia MUlworK
Foreft Ave. and 4lma Street
in,... in yard aii him. ana.
CANDV
CIVIC WORKERS MANY PRESENT KNIGHT OF JIMMY
HEAR MRS COOLIDGE ' AT OPENING! LIVES IN STATE
SALE
Saturday March 2 L.
Peanut Taffy
Two Pounds
FttOHINKNT I1KKKEI.KV W(IHAN| AHT RXH1BIT AT HIGH M'lHKtL
HEI.IYEItsi INSTItl 'CTIVE HTllHl' ATTttAOXB Mt.VY
AlHlKKS**.
Tli.-lt. Explain* Illy llond 1-
i,. In I .mid Manm-r llcl<irr
lliitlir*,
35c
ll_» 2 I-..U-M1. at 1,-ifnlai |irlrr.
Th* program of thr meeting of
tin- rlvlr center held y--*trrdav af-
' icrauon aa* of itarllralar Interest
■ 'I'll, speaker of th* day was Mr*
Mary Roberts Coolldge or llcrketer.
i talks alto bsrlng given by Mrs. Kait
(1 Itradiorff and K C. Tboli*. member ut the city coudcII.
| , Mr* Itriidforff. wbo was (he first
| sprakrr. gave the lesson on regls-
t tralltia. saying thai th* vote 1* aot
a test or i Mi*..ii*.iit|i and I* under
State, not federal, roatrol. la a
, few of th* southern stale* reglstra-
_ Una Is not -'-..-ulrrd of. voters, gad
, all of ,tli* state* 'but i_M Jiav*';, ao'
educations'! i|*iaII1tra'Uo*js i Mr*.
HKNIOEVTH.
■rm. ni Hrho.il PwptU AM In Pre.
-. i.'u't Aflrrnnua's VartrsJ
I'rotrrani.
Tbts afternoon ihe high school
an -iuilln I* alive with people taking the flrst opportunity of studying
repnuis of portrait, animal, edlflc*
and landscape painting* by (he renowned artist* of history, which
adorn (ho wall* of (he building In
the Elton art exhlbli. A pleaalag
lltiK- program constating nr songs
by tbe third and loarth grade* of
tbr Homer-avenue school and lh* H
fifth -trade of .,yiton aveaui
color lo the entertainment.
Hi,tin- continuation or the i-xhiblt
from 710 in .•** In toalght a varied
fiXncjsni »1H; lM*trendered. Hxplaa-
SU*r> -frma»k»!'tf*l J. f Templeton.
lUlialrai . tituiitu■>• by '-the A fifth
LAST DAY
.Win 1 TIME IN* WHICH TO LOSE A GREAT OPPORTVNITY.
gln.rt tin* la whkh to w..rk for oae of the fliw fl.fBOO tallj-
r-julpp d flvivp-M* eager Al'TOS thai are ln-in* gtxeo awaj. IT llfc-
flOOVKH YOC TO lit'ATI JS.
FROM NOW I NTH, FKBRt'Attl WW THE IlO.N'ta OP VoiKs
WILL I1E AA FOLLOWS:
wash iiow
.bo 1.000
1.0.- S.000
1.00 Trade Book l.OOO
R.OO Tradr Book B.OOO
Weingartner & Co. Rexall Store
MaKe your selection now for
a spring; suit
Fabrics to suit
every taste
35
B. P. Laosten
The Tailor
OX THK CIRCLE
Moved
to 273 University
Avenne
Pioneer Furniture
Man
W.F.PENNEBAKER
A rordlal Invitation 1* extended to old friend* and new
to vUlt this furnltur* store
PHONE «67.T
Palo Alto Lumber Co.
Lumber. Millwork
Baildlne Materials, Lime
J. O. ROI1IN J- 'N. Manager.
tioraUoa *->*i_ ef Aoartbrra PaetAc Frrlgfat I>ef*ot.
FAIR u\K** MM Toil in iiiiw:i>
ll\ l\k sll IT OM Cx**T*or*K
TIUtfAKRH.
iniii.il I* KHi'-ii.l In llu- Man "t
(.■ ..ii. Worth aad E*c*-|-rnt
Brer-Wng.
Me-re-j* u-, Tnls*. ! Kendloi-Jf alto'referred to ih* early • _***-adc- daoble/ovWrttls^tHr gtstumar
The** highway*,.,(U*it)*fttt-*^ of (he.-"-i»-o,"*:'-w •'•"Ing safffcagt?.* ■Pol»o*r-[ trrhObl'; "felrls* *Sh\* club, (he hlgb
Nalloaal Federallon of ■ Woman', '-'v Wr*. Hendtortfs talk ther* wa*i»rjlrjo| o'n*_hestra. ' the litgli jjsrhoel
('lull* have seat a Imshel or two or an Inli-risstlns dlsrusslon by Mrs | boy*' gits* club, and by Mils**/•*».tr
sweet pern* tor fro* dtatriballoB to CoAlldge. Mr*. Alk* I, Park and ,8trien*. hi«b school ptanVT and ^J~_~2IJ^1|
any wbo will plant (hem. Alt Ibat SI*-* J,,"a R Ollberl. jphrslcal <■*..**. i**-* by lb* Homer ' "
I* asked Is lhat the seeds he *-.lBBt-_ r' «" Thalia explained clly - bond avenue fourth grade, alou,. have
nl and cased for and a few bouquets I**"1"' ''- xentral wllh special' ret-' ,)_.___,»!; , poaer elkDagr. to mor*;
of bloo-iti, t*e conirlbaied for " th* "-rrni-r to the |iro|sr**i>d bond Issue ,___,,„ W|Ual* Ikg It ntfl 10 -rents ad.
wtitaen who visit Palo 'Alio at tha '■> Polo Alto, which roqalra* a <***<»-L tiii*-!nt- rharge*.
Um* of th* biennial convention n*xl thlMts fnsjorlty vnt* to carry. He. Today Uhj randy Ml-*; and te» ret
June
of the
bb recelvV a handful »h»*-il thai *fl*r bonda are Ifurd.],, tn procure pilsr* fn
seeds b> j-aillng w|Min Mrs. "-a*t'> ptfrfr Ik- Wlfd aiifllclent for, den coale»l sre, belag '
Som? Very Choice
Bargains
ih*
Anihony at her filace' of b"a*l* ■■>■' ln(ers-*( «n and redemption of th*. w.
»hc I'alo Alto El*t-trlealt-'<*n,l 1**U"W There are two kind*
(. ,t«5 fri.lrerslty avrau*. far! Imndt. miniirotlurlng and In*
... runic iiriHturlna. In ihij 8r*t class
|ar* public buildings,-' sewer*. Are
i.l health prutrctloa and library
i|.r'ivt-tiii-nts tn the *eeond ar«
|.uMlr ntilltls-*. suth a* Ihe light
anil waier plants,' ahlrh are Invsat-
meal* paying a surplu* Into the gen-
gN.OOti—One of the pifntlest liomr* era) fund and dlmlnUhlng taxation.
In Palo Alto for sal* al A The pnn-fMted library Iwind will ■*>
bargain: t.-en rnoens, sleep- nulre slxiut 2 r*ntr on every ||00
ing porch, large villa lot,'from tin- taxpasa-rs'lhe fir*! T**r on
sunny corner. Must be seen a forij-var boad. thr amounl lie-
. to be A|>|ir<-i-lati'd specially lac rrdtm-.l yearh
tcood Mr* Coolldge I sase a report of
f-V.TOO—lO-room modi-rn liou**-. ibe work nf the l"aan.<- and II* mm-
wlthtB flfieen ir.lnutn' walk tn. "Rludy and service" Sin gave
or Hianford'. Cniverslty; -ao the MataaMAt or a WtotOSOOt In th.-
acre of ground highly Im-. l'nU-r*l'* «f I'atlfnml* thai thr
■■roved; fruit trees and franchise aa* of ln**tlni*bl* value
shrubbery. .**'a(cr plant and tai vnim-n, more lor tin- study «f
exrs-llrn.t aril, aiodera barti; lfni*urtant i,u--Bflon» tbsn for the „__,
all! exrbang* for utilm- voir, wivlna that ixilltlrlati* innnni
Artiind alih an rxiellrnt desertp-
llon of th* ecs-entrlc barglsr who*
slept In fealher bed*, left -ailing
card*, and clothed bimaelf In fln*>
raiment, at Fair Oak* on Snnday
nlghl lh* pollr* r\--.,i to land tho
knight of the Jimmy by tomorrow.
The doarrlt'llon wa* -furnished by
an Ink *pol on Ibe clothing be left
In lieu of Ihe finer dud* taken from
the ii»1*ii*I wardrobe of l-onl*
8t«rn.
Charles tlregory ot Ited wood
city, oa seelBg lb* clotbv* left by
the Imralsf recognised them aa
worn by a nt*n who bad played pool
at his jilan- of bualneaa on **v*ral
mission* One nlgbl (br man asked
If he could writ* a letter.. Wbllw
a riling hr dropped some Ink on lb*
left trouser leg of his trousers. Af-
ti* sheriff,
tlregory de*rribed the *)■>( aad It*
I location. It was there. "
The man wa* cheaptt drr*s*>d.
i but of i-iilMii-il manner and rxesd-
' teat breeding.- Thr sheriff's offlr**
lirlli-iis hi* natural aversion to the
poor sr*ilr or rlolbe* he was wear-
Ilng Lii him lo take the Atera Ullor-
. .. a_Tal^^|siw.|J?^ ***'*** *»***»»******* »»*
exhibit wll, be under'tb4,h0W' Mm th** hU k,B«,« **\
ot the v..mi in nl ilii- horn**'"*■*'" *l"*l> lD '■,"' ,"**hrr% Inateadl
> inrn »mc hi* te-iise of
hen Ihe fluff-, bill'at tin-
if Mrs Wlncbr*irr wooodl
irted t.yl.1
aus|i|--e*
and t-ehool rluh.
ToiiiorroN sll. ruiM-ii thr program
tendered will be by ihr |.>|tfm-i
asi-iim- scti.Kil rhlldreti a*'follow*: j
t Cimnrt rerllatlon by .l..imn-_
.ivs-tiiie third arnde. 'The Elephant** Child." »
.' Snnas bv t'.vttnn-avi-nu-' third
ami fourth grade* -" •-»*-"'
a Thr Violet.'; Ihtrd. r.raitr ■
b Krii-iida." f-iutilv grade. •
e. "Old Otnry." fottrib gratlr* t
-I I !>•• Nobody Man." third and
fnnMli (ta,..
lii III tn
|M!
prove*] or orchard land.
J—Z arrea In orchard,
a mil* or thr *tallon.
elcelrlr and steam
lool iH-oiit* •* in know.
rltbln* Mrs. Coolldge said "W.. «sn'
both io leam. Demoerary waa no( d~
road: m-n-ra.-y io lilt H Is Ilk* lbe
Mr*. K 0, llroen- Him
rlaliu. vote of thanks be
the niienker*. " '
Mr* llradfi.nl gave (he
of fir M. A. Ma libra* o
led lirTfiT^gtit for I
r mayor of lhat elty.
d that a
ti nder*-.!
f Seattle.
Doctor
Maitfaatva urgrl womon to "tutly.
A ih «i i if.tinn ot thr man hay t
baaa furnl*b*d every laUlllaaiaaa*'
•iffii,. nn >he I'--ii/lctiiu and a shsrsV
IbokotH Is being 'gialntalned for hi*
■ hereabouts.
■--■
Corner, IDOiSflfr. (hree blocks
from Malum, 1-os Altos; oak
and fruit ire**. Tea p*r real
rash. balance !■-** lll-lli tl'.
in.null!. Will enhance greatly-
University Realty Co.
I' ■! Alio ami Kan Franclsro.
■malt house, barn aad chirk* tiotttrn Utile. It grow* by practlr-e.j
en house;' located betweea 11 Is a far-off word- something '"
Btaaford I'nlversity and Loff utrlv,. toward, like religion."
Alto*. . Mrs 'Conlidge gave an outlln. nf
l W* can mak* Iwo loan*, from the work so far as It ha* been pre-*
tl.POO (o fi.OOi'. on I'alo Alto t-arrd. Thr. .vllaM alreadv l**ardj
proia-rty at t por cent per annum ur* on "Cltlienshlp" and "Itrgl*tra-*
For partlc-alara addr-cas tlon." . 1.1-'* -»ub)*-*-*> at ihr-*r- *o* he*J
THE J. j" MORltIA RRAI. fWTATE t**u*d are "Thr ,"np,olrci*d Olrl."<
COMPANY . "The Tecbnltiur of Voting" andi
AOENTM PALO AI.TO -The Social Bvll,"
Entirenew stock opened
March 1st
Nobby high grade goods at
popular prices
OTTO WlDEMAN
HABERDASHER
With i. D.WIdetnan.
Novelty Theater
THK'KAMIl.Y 111 .nn i 111 . I nl I ill 1 Ml', I
Thursday.jdjfl'Fjida-jf.. ?-***.?»
T* PATHE'S WEEKLY
•"■■a ill fills i.uinl- r a «Ts-at ■,..... i.,|.i..imk event*. Irs-flt a'l
ttmrte of tlir World.. - " "
ANN T 111(1,1. <-TIIF.lt in I I.-.
Nd 111 VANCE. . • FIRMT SHOW 1:*A P. M.
MflMitV MtJHT OM.V—It ft. 1VM. MdKI.KV wtll glvr aa Hlus.
Ualed lerture mm "PIUHON ldr*F." IN JOI.IKT PHI.'MlV, ll-L
AttsStmmmm IO n-sla. Ursi Mima T P. M.
Interested In Children's Shoes?
THOSE NEW ONTO WE RAVE lll'EN TALKING ABOL'T AIIF
WORTH LOOKINO AT. TIIBV HAVE APPEAIlANtT: ANI» THE
-II Ml s ARK OOOD FOR GROWING FEET. TAN ANIl III Ifl.
CALF.
3\vsaX5~"^
If You Want What You Want
When You Want It
■ i-.i ti a Having* Aceouni. . torn OSmTt 3APU tuoary a* lowg a* H
I* In lour pottu*—and It don't draa Intr-rrat'the—*.. "linl*-
i|i..j- of walr-r niak<- the ihi--I.ii o-reati"—do pis ralcli afsT
The. Firsl National Bank, Palo Alto
omoostcui. a.m. .him,.
The Santa Fe Lumber Company
Located Opposite
Mayfield Depot
Telephone Vour Want* to Palo Alto 268
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Or. J W. Coolidge baA returned
from an extended «i»tcrn trip.
MUe Jetutlo Bait, of Benkla. Is
: 'pending her vacation with her pttr-
>*nl9. Mr tfnd Mis. It. ll. Hell
Ho** I» Howard, who has ew-
; pltjt.-d his tuorso at Stanford, left
I tins forenoon /or Vttri Collins, Col.
ftflai Maty DuIIom* htm resinned
ht l poaMoa at the Guild Hoapltal
Lu-d -__ sptud tha remainder of the
Vtatar at her home In Eletbcli-y
1 Mr. and Mrs Sli.io Uouione ha\ ■
!leaecd tbo voltage at 720 V ..*• j-* r
I atrt*et and will m.K.- thi*u li.nn.-
CHINAMAN HURT
DURING RUNAWAY!;
i*\i.o lura miknks
1110* KNOW vl'Ul.l
JIM >HiK. I'lii •! Kit It'll OF VKtiK*
TABLK ti.UtllKS \T IMMPIXG
ST.ITIOX. IS tf-HK VICTIM.
Cone
I'pen ber rcl-trn Ur and Mrs
all) ba ai borne at 53? W.-t.
> otitis ladl*
thr holiday
A hO.lt
work
local 3ots
•
Mn
Mi:
Hairl«ot . 01 Man 9
ittor thi* *M**h. g| th-* home ot
Johnson ot Oakland. »i*-»n*
-ek* «*nd with Mr* E. 11
Pro
i-wiot an.! \l*- M
i, l'..it).ind. On
Palo Alio. Ml
OpMM for Its sa«.
tomorrow.
Mr. and Mr*. Kotwri i^r'have re-
t ni tied from Aberdt-wu, Wash., where
pa* bt .*n for the paat two
I Mkl their home in Palo
-■•fit the guests
ot Mr*, t;. -MQson.
The engaoeman* has be*i<n an*
I ..i kUaa B .th Bumwimhi of
SeireitM^tto. to PtOtOlM* KoM«U
Hamilton, a rr.idiute of tlerk>li>)
Mtia 9teYt-n*on received hi*r degreo
from Stanford with tbe claas ot 190*.
*nd In ber undergraduate da>s wai
a pOpOsOr inetnti*r ol 0 ■ |"
BBI Q
rltc t;rov••. -* her** tbey t\-
holld.il**
Mleaea M*rJ*.rle aod Marlon l-aw-
rle. of Alameda, have been visiting
for several days at the home of Mra
O A. Wright on Wa verify atroet
I'ri.fee-i-or 0 H. Clevenger. former
huh01 lm in metallurgy at Stanford
iniTersttr. t-eares tomorrow for Central America, where he will be occupied for thr-jrv month* with mining
'uvr-atlgatlon- Mt* CtovmgM and
the baby will »;-.-nd thi* »lw**r _****■
d V Bahr-eas.'o( Sacramento, ts a
iia'tnr at the home of bis nephew
C I. Story, on Webtter street, Mr.
Story haa been confined to bl* bed
for aeveral weeks and U contempt at ■
Ing a trip to the southern pan pf tbo
HI*- Ftoreni-'* .Ion-.
»I u| Im* Unifflti tit"
I her engagetoenl
Kee*>, Stanford 02. ol 1
Tenn Since b«f grad'
Homier waa for two n
■s. g*-adiiallrx f'*om
rtrctrett % arbot
rofhtti td CMcssV-
Ituli'- and In fiimttntolll tra\*-l. n-
titrnlng to CMtOgO wii-n. the togre-3
of I'h Ii was con(.*rri"d njitin biro
last y-*ar. He I* *A present so li -
l;i tl ■ U«lTI :*•: | ' C :it
• > lianU n.«* mair;:...'-
Hotae lii-.li-*. Daw t nlirr---.itjr Are-I
tree and Ht-poMf* Mm? lit Mud*
a j
Holt* al I: in...ii.i -**ii> . t t nn ■
Jtoa M«k. tbe Chinese proprietor
of the vogeUhle gardens near thc
: rutin It i-.-il pumping station, partlci-j
lilted iL ,i lively runaway tin Culver-;
Ihlty avenue th!-* fore-noon and tin**;
■ t'Minti to return thanks to thr limit i
Joaa that bv waa not killed outright, j
i While pa**lng tht* California mar* :
ket one ot the traces became de-
■ ached and awung down, striking lhe
: horse on thn heel* nnd • anting it to
(run away. Il daabed up tbe slraot.
|Mok dragging on tbe line* with all
, his strength, bul to no avail. At
; Ramona street the runaway rig col-
Itldod with thi* W'(.-ll^-Fnrgo vipreea
■wnietitt. luaablllQ ihe sheit* snd re
j Inoslng the horse, which rontltlued
Ita ftighi a short distance until *~ap-
tnrs-d by a pedeatrlan
j Tbe Chinaman clung to the lines
* .t>ugh lt» be Jerked over the
t dashboard aod dj?BO-*ttsd lo the
di'k pond" which has heen maln-
r.ilmtl b] thi' liatuhtitt ionstrurtion
' gang at tht* corner of Ramona atreet
since the curve waa tnatalled at that
<filace. The water and tnnd seems
(bottomless to the avenge pedestrian,
I but Mok found something bard with
■hi* bead and emerged btootftal pro-
ifusi'l^ Trom a long cut alMiv« the left
eye- Ha had atruck one of tho
[street car tails lo bl* fall and It I*
i re-marlsable tbat his ahull waa not
The Injured celestial wa* taken
■ ;ii(* ."tner'a dttig store, where
.'hi* InJ'itlea were nilt mlM by "Dot"
' Wludiing and Dr. A. J Vtilian. the
flatter taking several nlt.be* to cloae
• nd Mok wsa able la make
bia way home without a*-xl*tsDce.
I In- :*..:iy Timee -10c a weak
(Continued from page I.l
ature of from 2G lo : * dt-grm**
N"umb**ia riished into tht: ftlrvets ID
order to permit the snow to fall npon
them. While the youngster!* snatched
fnintU.ilty at thi- UIIIiik itnki-i In
lho hope of :uii.is.*.i ti v. i'Uou„*h for a
snowball.
All afternoon the hill* MXV dirty
htsck with iteoyle cllmimii,- thilr
aides to the snow lloe. la ordei to
touch, aa well aa set* the unusual
•"•iNM-uno. uud a numlier of snow-
btill ii.trtie-t. .voro enjoyed, a* waa at-
lesivd li. Ihe ahouL, of Istigbter pro-
OOOdtaS from some spot where *be
aaow bad collected In sunVU-nt quan
title* to to-lio tbe an.iis-.ment immui-
bia.
Th-t> hhot* Mvtni " hav** liet*n general thtotKhout thu rentrul nnd
north.-in portUwrt of (he slate. Sunt t
Roaa, Nap i. Vallejo, Maryuvllle and
Stockton all refort snowfall), aid
te»p*raiuree vatying from 2k* to 1 s
<l*«Te*-s. Throtfthout the SU-rra* the
•tm-afiill tn.tr, .ilinn*! unprt-fOdenlOd.
*'■• L'-n .iti-.n Tomorrow.
Registration at Stauford tor the
ensuing "semester occurs totnorroe-.
Dr. Samuel M. Zwrl-ncr, fellow o*
tba Itoyal Ot-tigraphlcal Society, of
Arabia, will deliver so addreae, "The
Moslem World," m*9M W«-dii-*i«ltty In
lite t*ha|*l al 3 oVltn-k
David Starr Jordan spoke Saturday before thc students' cooleronr-i
of tbe Yout g Men s ( btistlan Asaoct-
itlon. wturh was In HHlaB during
ttif i'..-' •**"!. *i r-i'in. i'.ii.v. iii'i,
Jamln Ida WbOOlOT, lui-videttl ot ihu
I'ltlvt'islty of Calitornta, was la at-
Mateaca at the confi-reoee.
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t'HRIHTI IN (HI ltl M
\NNl \l, M» I MM.
(Continued from paga l >
Saturday night, th" pn*lor, Rev. C
L. Baal, address-ad -Mutgregstlon
briefly, to resume of the work ot the
Paat year and upon the promising
outlook (or the coming year.
Tha aim* of tho congregation aa
adopted for ltu7 are ns follows:
ISO In the Sunday achool. 150 con-
verslonn during tba ytmr. It. in,th<
T. P. 8. C K SO In ihe Junior C |
59 as average allendsme at pfPfPK
meeting; UQ members of the aid so-
■ it-tv T.o merffb«nt In OK C IT, I- H
Auxiliary. -0 Willing Wmlnin ■,
)22i***>-^^
Our Great
SPECIAL DISCOUNT
SALE
IS NOW ON
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FOII "11EA|. UVK" **AI,rKS VOI*
Mill! I.l. Mn* FAN. T >l \l,l IH II
HTOI1K .*. VIHIT I.IIUMJ THR
KIXT IIW HI I.l,.. UK 11KTIIIN
PAnHH A.M. I.KI.IVKH THK H.H.I.M
n\ II IU IIAMKHUF »3.*i OH MOIIK.
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/«Tni WHtcntiajna-
6lt7 Nsrth first M. SAN Mil, C*_
TCLCPHONC MAIN ISS
k tf-£2*£3^3-**SS----^^
Christian pttptt in "-"'ry home; trvorj*
member uttetidlng * hut. li
• Miss Alice Spurgeon sung n aa>
rred aola, tbe words of which were
Ihe composition of Rev. D. A. Itua-
sfll. a former Incumbent of tbli
t-hsrge.
Thn otflccnr idecled for the com*,
Ing year ara:
Hoard of trustee*. J. A. llntT. I
W. Howard, A- W. Mills, Lorento
Welch. R. II. Walker J. H. Harding
snd Joseph (ioasett
Daaconeaaaa, Mra. A N. Mills.
Mra. Joseph Oossett ar.d Mra. R. II.
Walker aud Mia. J. W. Howard.
Rldara, J. A. Huff, Joseph (Ioasett
aud A W MHIa
Deacon*.
Wslk«r. J H Hardla>
i. J W. Hot-ward. H. H.
II Hardlrf>and ta Welch.
ibscrlbt for The Times.
B. F. Hkll HI. RlTOHIK
Coal Wood
Hay Grain
U-tMl-Rltchl* CO.
rtiooa Main M
Corasr imiiwit It. »ad Nstnlltas A*
t\ Jamaican I*dy H|i-aks Highly of
CTiaaaberlaia's Cough Iteaiedy.
Mrs. Michael Hart, wile of tba au-
iHtrlntendeot of Cort Service ot
Kingston, Jamaica. Waal India la-
lands, aaya that aha 'baa (or aomo
yeara used Cham bar Iain's Cough
Remedy for coughs, croup aad
'hooping cough and haa found I',
verr benaflclal. 8ha bu implicit
confidence lo II and would oot ba
wkhoul it in bar homo. Bold by
Bagle Drug Co., C 0. Walter pro-
proprietor.
■tot
. ee-e-eee-eeee-es-es^eseee
Just think! It would pay San
Francisco people to buy their dry
goods in Palo Alto. Two San
Francisco ladies visiting; here,
bought heavily at this sale; and
why not? The prices are "way
below" San Francisco prices. Why? We buy in case lots for
four stores, own our own buildiug, and pay minimum insurance rates.
HERE'S THE RESULT:
7.50 Ladies* Dress Skirts for . . 1.95 mens department
15.00 Cravenette Coats for . . . 7.45 2.00 Negligee Coat Shirts for . . . UO
, . ™ r* r- j a- ,n **50 and 2.00 Stiff Bosom Shirts for . 75c
7f) and 1.00 Dress Goods for . . 3Qc 2 o0 FlanneUette Pajamas for . . . 1.25/
1.25 Bed Spreads for .... . 85c L50 Boys' Sweaters, to 10 years, . . 75t
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FRAZER & CO.
Four Stores
PALO ALTO
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