.- Library .Notes. ,
■The ; number; of gifts-received by
the Library last year amounted to
514 r yolums,, ~1190. pamphlets, and
532 periodicals. This iecord will be
largely increased during the present
year:- ' Gift's ■Ere' 5 earnestly solicited
from albsources—a list of donors is
included in- the Annual Report of the
Li:rar'.ani
Books and Pamphlets have recently
been' received from the • following-;
ampng others : Bev. J.' 0. Dennis
ton; S EicjgbJameTA. Beaver, Gerald
Stanley. Lee; Henry B. Hyde, John
Jacob "Astor, ''Henry"" Wellington
Wack;-George-A- Fuller- Company;
T|ie Wellcome. Chemical Research
Laboratories, Brooklyn Academy of
Ajrts and Sciences, and Carnegie In
stitution- '-r-Also boo ; ks were received
from Dr. Atherton, Professors
Buckhout, Watson, Pattee, Leete,
Osmond,' 'Surface and Espenshade.
TLa Vie’s’ were recently donated
by Irvin'P. Thompson, class of 1904
arid by the class cf 1906.
'The Library wishes to Secure -the
Lg Vie’s below :
V 01... I class of 1890, Vol. IX,
class of 1898, Vols! ,'xi. to XIV,
classes 1900 to .1903. ...
.'Do not forget the Library copy
in all publications, programs, etc.,
of College interest.
1 ' LIBRARY HOURS.
Week days —7.55 a,m. to 10 p.m.
Sundays—3 to 5130 p.m. 7to 10p.m.
.Because the Boston Tech, was re
fused admittance to the Inter-col
legiate Fencer's. Association at_ the
annual meeting in New York a fort-
night ago, the representatives of
Harvard, Columbia and Cornell re-
signed from the Association,
Seniors at Indiana University have
a unique headgear, a wide-brimmed
sombrero, with a tan'-colored band;
This "wild west” custom will - be'
worn by all Seniors even the co-eds,
every day. —The Campus.
THE STATE COLLEGIAN
I'F IT IS A
BORN SUIT
IT IS ALL RIGHT
NO FIT-NO PAY
- 400 Samples To Select From
CD CTAII! representative,
. 11. O I AnL, 314 Mai/i "
PLACES READY FOR 1906 GRADUATES
We wish fo announce thaVwe have begun 'the
of selecting for the 15,000 employers whom we
“serve, the most capable men in the class of 1906.
..Last year we placed in hige grade business and
technical positions between 1500 and 1600 graduates;
this year ufe expect to exceed that number. We
now have ready for your consideration 1/-31 oppor
tunities. Write us today and we will tell you wjth
, but charge what the chances are of securing the
place you are best fitted to fill. HAPGOODS.
i . EASTERN OFFICES
- Home Office, 3G9 Broadway, N* Y. City.
Philadelphia Office, Pennsylvania Building.
Cleveland Office, Williamson Building. ■ -- -
European Office. London, England.
-WESTERN OFFICES
Chicago Office. Hartford Building.
Minneapolis Office. Minn. Loan & Trust Bldg.
.St Louis Office, Chemical dlnlding. ;
Pittsburg Office, Park Building.
.. That Winter - Overcoat..
/YLL 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, /
"State” Representatives SMITH & STOLL,
242 McAllister Hall.
SIM THE CLOTHIER
Distributor of Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
BELLEFONTE’S LARGEST CLOTHING STORE
$15.00 to $40.00
'MimuNEWSuiT?
Let us help you.
Smart Styles
J®JiC cc d Workman-
Jwjy ship-Low Prices,
'ffl A rare combina
tf tion.
MRSf - For samples see
1 S. K. VARNES
M‘ 33 Annex No-, i
fli Fred Kaullmann’s
• Local Representative
lildi FRED
HI KAUFFKAWN
P ' The American Toiler
Chicago, U.S.A.
BOOK OF VIEWS
or the C.illofto Buildings
.V' - ' '■ Slurp-, and Lfthoi uLori, u.
GROUPS AND FLASHLIGHTS
G. B. BAR BEY
Successor to Ketchem 'O4. and Arnold 'O5 '
ROOM 370 MAIN '
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THE PITTSBURG .
> SUNDAY PRESS
A live up-to-date paper and always contains a
celiimn •£ State College Athletic News.