Princeton University - Nassau Herald Yearbook (Princeton, NJ)

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- ,f,,,.,,f 7,1 f ' www 2Q,ri,zM,rpH , , 1t5Hxitfi,M,Q ,,,, We are introducing this goods to America. It's made by Garnett Sz Sons, Leeds, the best Serge makers in England. Heretofore their Serges have been so high cost no clothier dared touch them. . T They are Alizarine dyed-that means no fading, no glaz- ing, and, most important of all, no wearing white. When we told Garnettsuthat we wanted 1,800 yards they opened their eyes, never had an order like that before-and so the quantity made the price. A :Sal qjg wxtmmrsw ' I 7 L PLAIN LINED, 51250. lE.O.THOMPSON, Tailor, Clothier, Importer. 1338 Chestnut St., Philadelphia. 245 Broadway, New York. BGOKS eoucm. If you want a book, no matter when or where published, call at our store. We have, without exception, the largest collection of Old Books in America, all arranged in Departments. Any person having the time to spare is perfectly Welcome to call and examine our stock of two to three hundred thousand volumes, without feeling under the slightest obligations to purchase. Send for our clearance catalogue, containing an illustrated description of our store. No stamp required. X LIUERYUE OLD BOOK STORE, NO. 9 SOUTH NINTH STREET, . PHILADELPHIA. fFirst Store below Market Street.J 14 -

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' L THE NASSAU HERALD CLASS OF'95 ' OF PRINCETON UNIVERSITY. NIHWBER XXXL EDITORS PN P JSO WWVB N'r WJ 0 NY A D NY. Class-DRY, June moth, 1895.