(2). It can be said with perfect
sincerity that the work of the Asso
ciation in all of its departmc n.s is
now so firmly established that the
days of organization are past and
the days of perfecting and of growth
are present.
(3). The matter of rooms has
already been dealt with, and it can
only be - added that until suitable
quarters are provided, the growth
of the Association will be laborious
and comparatively slow, instead of
steady and irresistible as it should
be. “State” is growing: the Chris
tian Association cannot afford to
stand'still.
ALUMNI.
: “Joe” Shed’o6 is now at Buffalo.
His engagement to Miss Williams of
Southboro, Mass, has recently been
announced,
Coach Forkum of West Virginia,
ah ex-State athlete, has resigned to
become assistant superintendent or
a blast furnace at McKeesport.
J. J. Kaiser ’O6 has left the Link
Belt Co., Philadelphia, to accept a
position with the Lehigh and Wilkes-
Barre Coal Co. at Wilkes-Barre.
Fred Houston, ex-’O7, of Beaver,
and F, L. Pearce, of Neganee,
Mich., have left for Argentine Re
public where they will superintend
the erection of a new smelting plant
for the Capillitis Copper Co., of
London, England. Mr. Houston is a
graduate of the Michigan School of
Mines.
NOTICE !
IHE STATE COLLEGIAN
House of Kuppenheimer
Chicago
The Baltimore Hectical College.
Preliminary Fall Course begins September 2.
Regular Winter Course begins Sepembkr 20.
Liberal Teaching Facilities ; Modern College Buildings ; Comfortable Lecture Flail
and Amphitheaters; Large and completely Equipped Laboratories ; Capacious Hos
pitals and I.lspensary ; Lying-in Depai tment for Teaching Clinical Obstetrics; Large
Clinics. Send for Catalogue and address DAVII) STHEETT. M. D-. Dean.
The CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION handles only reliable
goods made by reliable makers. When you buy merchandise bearing
the trade mark of a reputable manufacturer through a reliable dealer, you
have a double guarantee of honest value. The just as good brands are
sold by all dealers who are after a larger margin of profit.
Our line comprises the following: Stern's clothing (made ‘to
measure), Regal shoes. Faultless shirts, Arrow collars, Keiser neckwear,
Onyx hosiery, B. V. D. underwear, C. & K. hats.Fownes gloves, Fault
less pajamas, Eaton Hurlburt box paper, Blair’s tablets, Elliott’s die
stamping, K. & T. blank books, Waterman fountain pens, W. C. Kern’s
college goods.
All of which are reputed to be the best on the market,
Spring of 1907
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