Colgate University - Salmagundi Yearbook (Hamilton, NY)

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OR the fellow who lenows what he wants. Suits of metropolitan smartness of cut and correctness of Ht, with none of the frills and distortions that mar so much of the so- called clothing for young men. Nothing ex- aggerated, nothing extreme, but right up to the minute in every particular. MAHER BROTHERS Cor. Lafayette and Seneca Streets, Utica, N. Y.

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The Apparel Shop College men as a whole are intensely critical of clothes and consequently are more fastidi- ously dressed than any other class. To pass muster, a suit must be so designed, cut and fitted as to producle that vigorous, clean-cut efiect that is seen at its :best on Fifth Avenue. Our clothes are made to appeal to just such men-the more critical they are, the more strongly we urge them to inspect our HAR'l' SCHAFFNER 81 MARX and ROGERS, PEET 81 t ' Co. suits. 'nfl 'W We CQVVY 3 full l We are the sole 'me of Clotlfmg ac' T distributers in Utica cessories: b'rETsoN 1 for the famous and CROFUT st T KNAPP HATS, REGAL l 1 N , 1 ' SHOES,MANHA,l,TAN T BRY. Getacquam- HoLEPRooF Hosi- l SHIRTS, etc. ted with it. 9 . wb X l r N, Lumsxxxcvxx 56-57 Franklin' Square UTIGA, . - - NEW YORK

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.mcolgate Universityn-. HAMILTON, NEW YORK ELMER BURRITT BRYAN, LL. D.. PRESIDENT ORGAMZATION Colgate.University was founded in 1819, charteredlas Madi- son University in 1840, received its present name in 1800. It comprises two departments, the College, and the Theological Seminary. lt has also a preparatory school, Colgate Academy. . LOCATION AND The University- is located on a beautiful tract of some two EQUIPMENT luindredlaeres in the village of llamilton, N. Y. The value V -Y - of buildings and grounds is about tE800,000. The Library has over 52,000 volumes, besides pamphlets, and the collection is constantly grow- ing. Large modern Gyrnnasiuin, thoroughly equipped. Fine new athletic field. Exercises in charge of a specialist in physical training. New Science Hall. SCHOLARSHIPS Aid .is given to worthy students who need it: CU by the Uni- - - f-ff - versity from scholarship funds, CBJ by the New York Baptist liducation Society to students for the Baptist ministry. For University scholarships address the President. For aid from the liducation Society, consult Rev. H. S. Lloyd, ll. D., Corresponding Secretary, Hamilton, N. Y. COLLEGE The College otlers four years courses in Arts and in Letters and Science, leading respectively to the degrees of A. B. and B. S. There are excellent museums and laboratories fully equipped. The standards are high and the expenses moderate. Applicants lor admission to the College, and those desiring special information should address Registrar VlNl'lCN'l' li. lflslc, Ham- ilton, N. Y. THEOLOGICAL Occupics a beautiful new building, Eaton Hall. The SEMINARY courses of study are planned to cover tlu'ee years and give a - W thorough equipment for the work of the ministry. The fac- ulty numbers nine besides lecturers. For special information, address Rev. S. BUHNHAM, Dean, l-lainiltou, N. Y. ACADEMY Occupics two buildings on grounds adjacent to the Col-lege 'and Seminary, Courses of study prepare for college or scientific school. Prineipal's certificate admits to leading colleges without examination. Ample gymnasium and grounds for athletic games. For special information, address Puor. I . I.. Sum-Aunson, Principal, Hamilton, N. Y. ,