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AGENTS ANYBODY CAN DO IT AGENTS
We want good live representatives to
take orders for “Peuro or Pearl” Me
dallions. Entirely new. Sell at sight.
Big money. Exclusive territory given.
Agents’ supplies. Novelties up-to
date. Write at once. Universal
Manufacturing Co. Pittsburg, Pa.
“KNACK” or “KNOW-HOW” in
Clothes Making, call it what you will,
“SIM" models embody it. They press their
claim upon your attention by the distinc
tiveness of the patterns, the excellency of
the workmanship and their conformity to
the latest whisper of the mode. Prices
are their winning features, because they're
just moderateenough.
DO YOU GET A SUNDAY PAPER ?
Why not the Pittsburg Press? —
A live, up-to-date newspaper,
which contains each Sunday a
column of State College Athlet
ic News. — Try one ! . .
GRAHAM, the BARBER, sells them
KRUMRINE & PEARCE
STATE'S BIG STORE
DRY GOODS
In all the newest clVoels in Wool and
Wash Fabrics
GENTS’ FURNISHINGS
The best line of Shirts, Collars, Ties,
Hosiery, Underwear is found here
SHOES SHOES SHOES
AND THEN SOME
We have more Shoes than any two
stores in town. Try a pair of the
State shoes for winter.
St.so and 54.00
GROCERIES
AND TABLE SUPPLIES
The finest and best line in the city Is
found with us.
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Base Ball.
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STATE R H O A E
Cree ss 2 2 12 1
Killmcr c 1 1 6 1 1
Mason 3. 13011
Mcllveen p .... 12220
Ray 1 1 0 12 1 0
Haverstick 1 1 2 0 0 0
Forkum 2 2 3 5 5 2
Ross m 0 1000
Yecklcy r 0 0 1 1 0
Totals 8 14 27 13 5
PRINCETON RHOAE
Reid ss 11051
Heim m.. . 12100
Wells 2. ... ....02830
McLean 3. ... 0 0 0 1 1
L. Doyle r 0 0 2 0 0
Cooney c .. .... 1 0 32 0
Forsythe 1.... .. ..22200
Bard 1 1 3 11 0 0
D. Doyle p 00010
Totals
State .
Princeton
Two base hits—Wells, Forsythe. Three base
hits—Killmer, Mason, Forkum. Haverstick. Home
run—Forkum. Stolen bases—Cree, Wells. Bases
on balls —off Mcllveen 3. Struck out—by Doyle 3,
Mcllveen 6. Sacrifice hits —Haverstick, Well' 1 .
Double plays —Bard (unassisted;) Wells and Bard;
Forkum and Ray, Mcllveen and Ray. Hit by
pitched ball—Yeckley, Heim. Time of Game 1.40
Umpire—Horner.
Natural History Club Banquet.
Saturday night in McAllister Hall
the members of the Natural History
club together with two senior mem
bers, Prof. Surface and Dr. Buck
hout held their annual banquet.
President McConnell acted as toast
master and called on the different
members of the club who responded
with appropriate words.
The “Spit Ball.”
The “spit ball” has met its
Waterloo at Newark, N. J. The
Board of Health contends that the
Now is the time to get fixed
up for Commencement
with
SIM’S
STRAW HATS
MANHATTAN SHIRTS
SOCKS AND TIES
Full Dress Suits
to Hire
Call at 56 4 and look
them over
L. B. SMITH agent for SIM
.. . . 61027 12 2
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02020 0 10 1-3
AGENTS WANTED to sell
the Novels of Paul de Kock. The
Outlook says “ he is one of the most
?musing writers of the century;” and
Bulwer wrote of him, “ more racy and
powerful than any other writer I am
aware of.” Pamphlet sent on request.
George Barrie & Sons,
1313 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
pitcher is spitting in a public place
when he uses this style of pitching.
They claim that the ball may be
come infested with tuberculosis and
be transferred to other players who
handle it.
COTRELL & LEONARD
. . ALBANY, N. Y. . .
Makers of
CAPS, GOWNS
AN D HOO DS
to the American Colleges
and Universities.
Class Contracts a Specialty