Swarthmore College - Halcyon Yearbook (Swarthmore, PA)

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Do You Love Flowers? t M M r O you know that they require the same careful and considerate attention that you ■ ' ■ y ' i Ti Trrmf UifA nr rrnir Ana Vnii -nT- fcr vnnr nlants rf Clllarlv. but do VOU knOW give your bird or your dog ? You water your plants regularly, but do you know If you desire vigorous growth and rich bloom, ] that they are no better able to subsist on water alone than your pet kitten would be ? ] W FEED YOUR HOUSE=PLANTS. Oriental Flower Food. t TT is not an experiment. Careful study and frequent trials have made it a safe and ' - i concentrated preparation for the nourishment of all flowering and foliage plants, ] ' i supplying in their most acceptable form the essential elements of nutrition required by nature. For sale by the best ] DRUGGISTS AND GROCERS EVERYWHERE. 1«5 w I ©riental ehemical Sompany, | Guernsey, Penna. W-

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w E don ' t sell cheap ill- fitting clothes — all our garments are richly trimmed, and made to fit perfectly. The apparel oft proclaims the man W« to $3500 to $10.00 • Suitings $7-50 Trouserings $3 50 • E. O. THOMPSON ' S Sons 1338 Chestnut Street » k nPHE young man is almost wholly measured, among ' strangers at least, by his clothes. Many young men, knowing this, pay more than is necessary for srylish clothing ; they have not yet become acquainted with Wm. H. Wanamaker Clothing For Young Men Our Ready-made is as near perfect as ready-made can be. Our standard for style, fit, finish, and quality of fabric is highest in the land. Prices — among the lowest. Our Made-to-measure Department may be described thus: Every good thing that exclusive tailors have; better cutters than ninety per cent, of exclusives have ; prices a third lower than those of the exclusive fellows. Spring Overcoats ready ; Suits coming. WM. H. WANAMAKER Twelfth and iWarket Streets PHILADELPHIA

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SWARTHMORE COLLEGE TPvURINC the current year the en- rollment of students has been greater than at any previous time since the discontinuance of the preparatory department. Every room in the college has been occupied. The opening of the New Gymnasium for Young Men has marked a new era in the college life, and other material improvements are in prospect. New courses have been offered in English and in Modern Languages, and a new professorship in the department of History will next year make possible additional courses in History, Economics, and Social Science. For full particulars apply for cata- logue to WM.W.BIRDSALL, President Swarthmote College, Swarthmore, Pa. 1 FOUR REGULAR COURSES ARE OFFERED, LEADING TO DEGREES I. THE COURSE IN ARTS II. THE COURSE IN LETTERS III. THE COURSE IN SCIENCE IV. THE COURSE IN ENGINEERING 1