Rutgers University - Scarlet Letter Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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L. Rutgers Jhoe House ESTABLISHED 10:-ss. MONEY SAVED A BY Buying Your J 511955 , U K. ' -1' 376 Geotfies ' f e h H as the Best at Q Very Lowest Prices. 11 YOUNG MEIQS st-toes ' . For Every Occasion. SPECIAL CALF 53133 .,,e,e FOR 52.50 and 83.00. E FOUNDED 1824 BY JACOB REED. JACOB R55 SONS. I4l2-I4!-4 Chestnut Street, PHILADELPHIA. CLOTHIN HIGHEST GRADE MADE TO MEASURE OR READY TO PUT ON. Uniforms, Overcoats and Suits, Furnishing Goods, Outfittings and Athletic Wear. Hats and Caps, Suit Cases. Umbrellas. SEE HIM WHEN 1500 WENT SHOES. ttne ment some et Hutt Pmoes. E WA VERLY A UTOMQBJLE. XY 'Ti tw Q .SE .., 2: D' C3 FD U L' sm Q1 FD W. J. McDede,. Auto Station, 68 CD. 470 Albany Street.

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THB NdTil0liEll WUOU FIOOI' GO., 186 Fifth fivenue and I0 West 23rd Street, NEW YORK. i ESTABLISHED 1869. -MANUFACTURERS OF- Parquet Floors, Wood GHVDBBS, HZIVG Wood Floors. We make floors that do not shrink and show unsightlu cracks. FLOORS REI-FINISH ED. National Wax Polish. National Hard Finish. mf A i Personal Supervision Estimates Given. Jimon anus. Q i 943 BROAD STREET, NEWARK, N. J. Q I i fi Postal will bring our representative. ' E i i l GEl'Ti6l'6I'lllQ lil all H38 Bl'dllGll6S. COLLEGE Gowns, Caps, Hoods. Makers to the Class of 1903. Cox Sons 8: Vining, Academic Robe Makers. I 262 Fourth Avenue, ' New York ii dt N I hat he d mi l -'iii , 9 . I - I i ' 'Z' yi o gym ex x-emo. . o 'I Yalempnknowan he nu 'raven Ifffbf, Q says: '1lge qqestion ofw 1311 war! ta - ' ,- gz-ue a fri: IS so ved by I I ? SSNGS OF ALL THE COLLEGES IIC 1' which is alike suitable for the collegian of ' 1, i the 1i1ast,for the stodent of the present, and 1 1-, for ti e boy Cm-gn-:J with hoyiuesi also forthe 9 music-loving sister and a fel ow s best girl. X I uw 12555 :iso was I - an .mugs a u ara I 5 ' ! i S1 gzuiuelcggggyg ag? hagze ar:yEZ1h?:Er'g0 H 4 . so 'ro s. Uslo DEALEns.- 1. .. HINDS 6 NOBLE, Publishers. 6. li 31.33-35 W. mn sm., New York ciny. I Y, Schoolbocks of u.Ll publishers at one store A , il ' Q1 f E- 4 ' Z4 ' fide

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RUTGERS Com .ECE RUTGERS SCIENTIFIC SCHCOL. g EXAMINLITIONS FOR ADMISSION. , Friday and Saturday, June I2th and I3th, I9ll3. Monday and Tuesday, September 2Ist and 22nd, I903. TI-IE CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT LEADING TO THE DEGREE OF A.B. IS BROAD AND TILIOROUGH, and by a revision and enlargement of the curriculum, affords unusual faciliries for Elective Courses throughout the Junior and Senior years, in Latin, Greek, English, ' French, German, Higher Mathematics, Astronomy, History, Political Science, Philosophy, Physics, Clreinistry and Biology. The Trustees of Rutgers College have recently established a four years' course of instruction, known as a Latin Scientific Course, which leads to the degree of Bachelor of Letters fLitt. Bl. 7 The general regulations affecting admission by examination or by certificate, as printed on pages 19 and 20 of the catalogue of Rutgers College for 1903-1903, will apply to this additional course of instruction. ' TI-IE SCIENTIFIC DEPARTMENT Is THE NEW JERSEY STATE COLLEGE FOR THE BENEFIT OF AGRICULTURE AND THE BIECHANIC ARTS. +5 :I- cn '1 cb SD 5 cn M ,... P4 Ph C-' ... Q o : 05 cn M cn S5 cv rr 5 2? E1 D UQ Fi' O FY' D' cn ED cl? C+ CL rn GQ '1 m co E. FIJ 9, cn I3 cz SD I-F-OONP-I 929' . A Course in Agriculture. . A Course in Civil Engineering and Mechanics. . A Course in Chemistry. . A Course in Electricity. A Course in Biology. A Uourse in Ceramics. TI-IE PLAN OF COLLEGE EXTENSION has been enlarged. Additional courses of lectures in various branches of science and literature are oifered and will be given throughout New Jersey, at such centres as may arrange with the Secretary of the Extension Department, PROE. LOUIS BEVIER, JR., PH.D. For catalogues or for any information, address A USTIN S O' OTT, President. IRVING S. UPSON, Registrar. , I - iv. I