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ENTRA 1, RA 1 LROA 1) PENN'A Con
densed Time Table effective June 17, 'O7
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7157 06 232 ... fNigh 927 452 27
720 87 11 237 ... —Zion 89 21 4 47 22
727 7 18 245 ..11ecla Parlc.. 915 441 1?
729 247 . f 9134 38 If.
7 33 f 7 23 2 51 .Ilublersburg..
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737 728 255 fSnyclei town . 9084 29 01
74087 30 258 ... Nittany.... 19 04 427 07
74287 33 301 ...Huston ... 59 02 424 04
746 7383 05 ... Lamar.... 18 59 421 51
748f7 40 308 ..(Jlintondale.. fE 56 418 56
752744 3 1i fl{ridersSidi'g 8524 14 52
756f7 49 316 .111ackey vine f 8 48 409 41
802 754 422 WedarSpring,s 8424 03 48
805 757 3.25 ...Salona ... 840 401 30
810 802 330 —5llll Hall.. .t 8 35 1 3 56* 30
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12 15 930 Ar. Lve 235 t 7
tl2 29 11 30 Lve 1 port 1 Ar. 230 650
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730 650 Philadelphia t 8 36 11 80
10 10 855 New York (via Phila.) 900
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Week days.
W. H.G EP H ART. Gen' Supt
Dairy Employment Agency
LANSING, MICH.
Deals in Men and Positions
F. 0. -FOSTER, PROPRIETOR
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State College Supply Co
Agents for Spalding Athletic Goods
Douglas and Walk Over Shoes
E. L. Graham. Manager
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I. C. HOLMES
Staple and Fancy
Groceries, Fruits
STATE COLLEGE, PA.
ig Patronize Collegian Advertisers
THE STATE COLLEGIAN
L RAILROAD
n. I. 190 E
Cox Sons and Vining
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J. G. Stoll, Representative
cop on flap
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he Penna
TAS. Sup,
The Palace Restaurant
Sandwiches, Soups and Pies always
on hand.
J. C. SIIEFFLER, Proprietor.
Pharsonians at Commencement.
Through the efforts of the man-
alters of the Pharsonians, a date has
been obtained for a Commencement
performance. The outline of the
play will be somewhat similar to the
first production which proved so
popular, but an entirely new set of
songs and jokes will be produced.
The specialties will also be over
hauled, cutting out the less popular
parts and substituting for them
specialties of undoubted popularity.
The show will be given in the
Auditorium on the evening of Fri
day, June 12. After the show, an
informal dance of at least twelve
numbers will be held in the Armory.
Purchasers of reserved seat tickets
will be given cards which will admit
them to the dance. First class
26? Fourth Ave.. N.Y
CAPS
and
GOWNS
TOWN & COUNTRY
S! A are
meet every requirement
as well as the highest ex
pectations. $1.50 up.
CLUETT, PEABODY & CO., Makers
music will be furnished and a good
time is assured to everyone. All
examinations will close Thursday
evening with the possible exception
of a few Freshman subjects.
AMONG OTHER COLLEGES.
Moses was a college man
And never playea football;
Yet in the rushes of the Nile
He was the first of all.
Missionary—"Do you ever con
tribute money for the heathen in
foreign lands ?"
Millionaire—"Oh, yes. Both of
my daughters married foreign noble
men.
The following is a copy of the
new Yale song, "Mother of Men,"
which won the prize of $300.00,
offered for the best original Yale
song The words are by B. W.
Hooker.
Mother of Men, grow strong in giv-
ing
Honor to them thy lights have
led—
Rich in the toil of thousands living,
Proud in the deeds of the thou
sands dead;
We who have felt thy power, and
know thee,
We in whose work
avail—
High in our hearts enshrined en
throne thee,
Mother of Men—Old Yale!
Spirit of Youth, alive, unchanging,
Under whose feet the years are
cast—
Heir to an empire, ranging
Over the future and the past—
Thee, whom our fathers loved be•
fore us,
Thee, '.• horn our sons
shall hail,
Praise we today in sturdy chorus,
Mother of Men—Old Yale !
The announcement has been re
ceived of the marriage of William
R. Fleming, 'O6, to Miss Rose P.
Young in Pittsburg on May 2.
thy gifts
unborn