LOCAL Col. Woodward was a visitor at the college Saturday. Kelly, ex-’O6, was here for the Thanksgiving Hop last week. Cromer, ex-’O6, paid a ivsit to his Fraternity, Kappa Sigma, last week. A number of Bellefonte people attended the exercises on Pennsyl- vania Day. C. D. Laniade, ex-’O7, spent the latter part of the week here to at-' tend the dances. A number of the S. A. E.’s and their visitois enjoyed a straw ride last Saturday afternoon. Several of the fraternities have just completed the wiring of their houses for electric lights. Rhoades, ’OB, has left college to accept a position as field drafts man with the B. and O. Railroad Company Cord t_x iro y 'r 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 Oct 11 emd See Our REMEMBER —We keep all garments sold by us pressed throughout the College year without charge. STAHL & GAKRAI-lAN, 314 Main Build iVL BORI WILL MAKE YOU A PAIR OF THE STATE COLLEGIAN ..That Winter Overc LL of our Winter Overcoats including the heavy-weight raincoats, are ready. You will be impressed first by the big number of coats. Next by the breadth of individual choice in style. The little touches that make our clothes different and the cut and hang of the coat should excite your admiration. That particular Winter Overcoat you want is here — just as you pictured it —moderately priced, $15.00 to $40.00 “State” Representatives SMITH & STOLL, 242 McAllister Hall. SIM THE CLOTH Distributor of Hart, Schaffner & Marx Cloti: BELLEFONTE’S LARGEST CLOTHING I & CO. Sam jpl
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