Haverford College - Record Yearbook (Haverford, PA)

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Send for special illustrated Circulars 45r lifeiJlr Elegant backgrounds Ne-iv Designs 75 cents, $1.00, $1.50 and upwards Luxo The KING of Flash Powders, Per ounce, cents, » . . j LUXO CARTRIDGES 25 cents and 40 cents per box (All kinds Cameras, Lenses, Dry-Plates, Papers, Chemicals, etc. W. p. Buchanan .tJ tr ' Photographic Supplies Philadelphia, - r |i 1226 Arch Street College and Society Printing IS MY HOBBY AND I ' M ALWAYS HUSTLING FOR THIS CLASS OF WORK Pluck Art Printery Has executed many acceptable jobs for Franklin and Marshall College, besides Haverford and State College, and other well-know institutions ; and like Oliver Twist, is always ready for more D. B, LAND IS 38 East Chestnut Street LANCASTER. PA. Charleston, S. C, Mining and Manufacturing Co. MINERS AND SHIPPERS OF HIGH GRADE SOUTH CAROLINA LAND PHOSPHATE ROCK, GOODRICH BONE PHOSPHATE ' Philadelphia Office 328 Chestnut Street, Rooms 73 and 74 Fetteressa P O. S C»

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Chairs and 1 a Dies ro i? ' THE Paxson Comfort Co, 529 and 531 Arch Street PHILADELPHIA, PA. The HANDSOMEST CATALOGUE OF 1900 ast year we printed and distributed 300,000 catalogues. This year we printed and shall distrib- ute 350,000 catalogues of the now world famous Planet Jr. Goods. Our last year ' s cat- alogue was acknowledged to be the best, most instructive and handsomest catalogue ever issued devoted to a similar subject. Our 1900 catalogue will be superior in every way to that one. It is profusely and handsomely illustrated with photographed farm scenes from all Europe. Australia, South America and other foreign lands. In addition to being beautiful it will be most instructive as to the quality and utility of the goods it represents, and as to the agriculture, gardening, etc., of foreign lands. The new catalogues are now ready and will be mailed free on application. The Planet Jr. line comprises Seed Drills, Wheel Hoes, Horse Hoes. Cultivators, Harrows. Two Horse Cultivators and Sugar Beet Seeders and Cultivators. S. L. ALLEN CO., PHILADELPHIA, PA. The Visiting Nurse Society of Philadelphia if his Society aims to give to the poor and to those of moderate means the best home nurs- ing possible under existing circumstances. The nurses visit all classes, and while a mod- erate fee is asked no case is refused if unable to contribute to the service. The Society at all times stands in need of money to pay the salaries of its nurses, who are trained women, and to maintain the household for them. Rent is not required as the owner of the house very generously remits that. Another need of the Society is clean rags, (either cotton or linen) for which its work makes a constant demand. 1340 Lombard Street, Philadelphia, Pa.

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c HT i KT i- c r i: HT % r i % I I I f f c:g3nM . » . v » 1M TM . c§3 JACOB REED ' S SONS 1412-14J4 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA Higfh Grade, but not High-Priced FINEST, CHOICEST, MOST HIGHLY APPROVED CLOTHING JK FURNISHING GOODS ■ AND HATS UNIFORMS, MERCHANT a« At Invariably Correct Prices AND MILITARY TAILORING