Princeton University - Nassau Herald Yearbook (Princeton, NJ)

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FALCON 81 KEATINGQ LIGHT ROADSTERS. HIGHEST GRADE WHEELS. 5100 M 5100 HFEE H Hf , f Lght t d M t D bl Made. Weight IQ t 2 P d A FULL LINE OF ' CYCLING GQQDS Always on hand. Repairing a specialty. V MALTBY Ja ROBLEYQ No. I Park Place, A New York. 3

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CLUB-MEN RE generally credited for Wearing Clothes made by Fashionable Tailors, In view of this, the under- signed begs to suggest that it would be well to pay particular attention to the present mode of Evening Dress, also the acl- junct, better known as Tuxedo Dinner and Club Coat. There 'being such a marked change within the past twelve months regarding the alteration of lines, bending curves, and quite noticeable for their great length, that the garments pre- viously macle are to-day almost obsolete. C0-'rect JOHN J. KENNEDY, FZSMOUS- 292 Fifth Ave. The English H KENNEL Cont, which Mr. Kennedy is the creator of in America, embodies more style and grace in its lines than any other top coat. 2

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I ASHLA, D HOUSE, 'Fourth Avenue and 24th Street, NEW YORK CITY. Among the many first-class Hotels surrounding Madison Square, the ASHLAND is the most centrally located, both for business purposes and pleasure. The elevated roads, large fashionable retail stores, and theatres, are in the close vicinity, The fourth Avenue cars pass the door, running from the Brooklyn Bridge to Central Park 5 they also pass the Grand Central Depot, which is ten minutes' ride from Hotel. The cross-town cars, on 23d Street, carry pas- sengers to all railroad depots, and steamboat landings at the East and North Rivers. During the past year extensive alterations have been made, several adjoining houses have been annexeid, affording a larger number of very desirable rooms, and -an Otis electric elevator has beena de . One ofthe chief attractions of the ASHLAND is its Restaurant, which is first-class and second to none in the city. The house being on the American and European plans, guests have the choice of rooms with or without board. TERLAES: Rooms, with Board, 822.50 and 83.00 per day. Rooms, without Board, 331.00 and upwards. ' Breakfast, 75 Cents. Lunch, 50 Cents. Dinner, 75 Cents. H. H. BROCKWAY, Proprietor. I t -uf fs! , . lit ,',.., 7f.r',Q r I ' x sesrnsfsfk .1 C25 ' 2X W fun: Mmow The graduates and students of Princeton are 'fully acquainted with the merits and advantages of having their Tailoring orders placed with W. H. DIXON, I7 SO11'tl1 Ninth Street, ' PHILADELPHIA, opposite Post Ofxice. 4