LOCALS
Mr. J. H. Parkins, of Fort De
fiance, Virginia, has been appointed
assistant in Animal Nutrition in the
local experiment station, in place of
R. E. Stallings, resigned.
Several State football pictures ap
peared in last Sunday’s Inquirer.
Everybody is glad to learn that
Morcript our star tackier of last
year has re-entered college and is
out again at daily practice.
H. H. Haverstick, ’O7, is at the
Packer Hospital, Sunbury, Pa., re
covering from an attack of typhoid
fever. “Sticks” may not return to
college again after his recovery.
S. C. Watts, 'OB, was called to
his home last Monday on account of
his father having sustained a serious
injury.
If we are to have songs with band
accompaniment for the Dickinson
game it is necessary for our com
posers to get busy.
Corduroy TP rouser©
WITH THE SAME REGARD FOR STYLE AND FIT THAT THEY
GIVE TO AN ORDER FOR AN EXPENSIVE SUIT. WE HAVE
THEM AT ALL PRICES. ALSO A FUI L LINE OF FALL AND
WINTER SUITINGS, OVERCOATS AND RAINCOATS,
Cqlll slxt cl Our Seimples.
REMEMBER —We keep all garments sold by us pressed throughout the
College year without charge.
STAIIL Sc GARRAHAN, 314 Main Building.
M. BORN & CO.
WILL MAKE YOU A PAIR OF
Business Hours: 4to 5 and 6toB P. M
THE STATE COLLEGIAN
Go Anywhere
Wherever you go, you'll be
dressed well in our Hart, Schaff
ner & Marx Clothes.
Here’s a Top Coat; but we’ll
fit you to other overcoats, suits,
whatever you please. Go any
anywhere, you won’t find so good
clothers: individuality, distinc
tion, smart appearance. There’s
only about -ten custom tailors
who make better clothes. Their
prices are $75 to $l5O the suit.
Hart, Schaffner & Marx suits
and top coats, $l5 to $35.
SIM,THECLOTHIER W
Bellefonte’s Largest Store. ,
Correct Attire for Men,
SMITH & STOLL
State Representatives
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