Columbia University - Columbian Yearbook (New York, NY)

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BROQKS BRQTHERS ff, W g Broadway, cor. 22d street, New Yefk City I if AKERS of Fine Clothing for Nlen, Boys and Children, al for over eighty years. Garments for all seasons and A ' every occasion-work or play-in doors or out.' fin We manufacture our own clothing-cut our garments , ,i A in small lots, avoid exaggeration of shape and style, and are f constantly introducing novelties and making changes and . improvements in our stock. In addition to our regular stock ot general clothing, the MMQ tg1l ll5'tt EI! Qil t following specialties might be brought to notice: gaf sgg, H--f :.., CovERT CoATs RAGLANS I lrfrggri t i SANDOWNS RIDING Biaeecues Gocr CAPES RED COATS cl.., ,M HIGHLAND GAITERS CADDY BAGS SHETLAND WAIsTCoATs AND SWEATERS Scoroi-1 LONG Hose AND Purrees Q1 l LEATHER AND WICKER GOODS, Etc. Our Furnishing Department contains everything usual in that - line, with many novelties not found elsewhere 'JQW A catalogue will furnish details impossible to enumerate here.. X

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OX'5. . . Standard of Fashion . . . I I A 5 Everywhere ' . . RIDING tx Y GENTLEMENS HUNTING gwk g yeggglf LADIES' GOLFING 'Qs CHILDRENS Q., A V I gil ,Clg Hats for Every Sport 4' 'Q KNOX 'tl' Hats for Every One JVEWYORK Q 194 Fifth Avenue ,iQi, BROOKLYN: 340 Fulton Street NEW YORKVA EO? Q 212 Broadway CHICAGO: 191 State Street AGENTS IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES All Orders by Mail receive Careful and Prompt Attention .... . . . . Students' Orders for Class or other Hats are given Pzuticulzir Notice SIX HIGHEST AWARDS AT WORLD'S COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION iv

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Nrw York Llllit lll8lll'dll06 60. NEW YORK 33 35 JOHN A. MCCALL, President DZ- JZ HTHE BEST or EVERY THING 36365-G60 FI E POINTS The NEW-YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY is a Purely Mutual Com- pany in which Policy-holders alone receive the Protits. and that has. in iifty-four years, paid nearly Fifty-tive Millions of Dollars in Dividends of Prolits to Policy-holders, and has accumulated, for future Dividends as they become due. nearly Thirty-eight Millions more. New members are received as partners on terms of equality with old members. The NEW-YORK LIFE has over One Thousand Millions of Paid-for Business in Force fas per atlidavit of its Otlicers on May 23, 1899- since veritied by the New York Insurance Department I and it is. in the Number of its Policy holders and in the Amount of Protection Fur- nished, the Largest Life Insurance Company in the World. The NEW-YORK LlFE'S Investment Accumulation Policy is Automati- cally Non-forfeitable from Date of Issue, Most life policies are non- forfeitable only after two or three years' premiums luve been paid. and many are never automatically so: if you do not ask for paid-up insurance under such policies yo-.1 mly lose it. The NEW YORK LlFE'S lnvestmgnt Accumulation Policy is lncontest- able from Date of Issue. Most life policies are Incontestable only after one, two or three years-some never. lf you pay for insurance you want it absolute, without any string to it. The best is None too Good for Your Family. The NEW-YORK LIFE has lately adopted a new By-Law respecting ln- vestments, under which it undertakes to Sell. between now and January 1. 1902, all the Stocks it now holds of private corporations. and here- after not to invest in, nor loan money upon the security of stocks, unimproved or non-productive property, farms, hotels. theatres, churches. breweries, factories, mines or industrial enterprises. Very little of its funds is now so loaned or invested, and the Company's present action IN U N ,, will place its invested assets upon a Basis More Conservative than that of any A other American Life Insurance Company vi