High School of Commerce - Caravel Yearbook (New York, NY)

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1 . ' P . .1 W ' J . ' x,, f1'fb , . V vjfs Hfe' ,. I ' '., , .Y , E A, 5, M l , .- . W if Making a Customer , Come back is 'I' one of the factors f , V of success in bus- X, '-' '- 'Z' iness. We do not Q brag about mak- ' M lh g X ing good -any W' -- respectable firm ' 'A V .does that, but we treat you courteously and satisfy you so that you come again. Our cus- tomers-nine-tenths of them are come agains -YOU come again too. Baseball, Tennis, Track and Camp Supplies Alex. Taylor 8: Co. ATHLETIC OUTFITTERS 16 E. 42d St., Opp. Hotel Manhattan NEW YORK Send for new 120-page ciatralogue. There is only one Photograixix House suture in S. Such ,-Pompeii, Eerslayer-, Years Be- 'son Cru- I Cities, 1' Scott's 'Quentin re Isl- ,:ke11'ay's G .are in- , ieries of ilassies. UED: x -w tjx Their only Studio is at Broadway and 22nd St., New York Telephone 6535 Gramercy IIIUIIUIIUIIUIIUII' mln :IE- altvra I shun, Linr. 64 CHURCH ST. CThrough to Veseyl NEW YORK CITY F Producers of THE BETTER QUALITY OF PRINTING ? E. Books, Catalogues ancl a General Line E ' of Commercial Work, SPECIALIZING '- SCHOOL AND COLLEGE PRINTING. Q The Year Book is a specimen of the class - of Work we hanclle. E. GIVE US AN OPPORTUNITY TO ESTIMATE ON YOUR PRINTING El: A 'HIUIIUIIUIIUIIUII' :lm V I II. I 5 I I 1 1

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The competent graduated Dental Surgeon receives the quickest returns of income and has the most independent life of any professional career. em ark :allege uf entistrp 1912- 1913 , 47th COLLEGIATE YEAR INFIRMARY coURsE-June 4-th to septem- i ber 28th, 1912. fGptiona1 and Freej LECTURE sEss1oN-september som, 1912, to June Zd, 1913. Klbligatoryj For admission, preliminary educational, curriculum, and other , requirements Write for an announcement. Address all communications to c NEW YORK COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY 205-207 East 23d Street, New York, N. Y. 'XII

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.give Young lVlen's Hebrew Association 92nd STREET and LEXINGTON AVE. young men who are compelled to stay in the city this summer the il Well-equipped building containing Roof Garden, Shower Baths, ium, Library, Social Rooms, Billiard Room, Dormitories, Swimming free instruction to membersJ, and many other facilities at a cost of 20 cents a Week. For young men who Wish to spend their Vacation rationally and con- genially the ALLIANCE Y. IW. H. A. CAMP at COLD SPRING ON THE HUDSON is ready for them., Camp opens June 25th and closes on Labor Day. Q TERMS FOR MEMBERS: S6 PER WEEK FROM JUNE 25 TO JULY 16 S7 PER WEEK FROM JULY 16 TO AUG. 16 S6 PER WEEK FROM AUG. 16 to SEPT. 2 Fine BATHING, BOATING, BASEBALL, TENNIS, FISHING, and other sports. Excellent food. The largest camp of its kind in the United States. For further information, apply at the oiiice of the Y. IVI. H. A., 92d St. and Lexington Ave. IX