rr ■ ~
f college bred means, four years loaf
(Sorjre people Say 'tis so)
Oh tell me yrWere the flour is found
By one itrhb heeds the douijh
Garfield and. Beveridge
and many others had tip work thc,.|r
way through college- - i !
MUST YOU?
Then.w'nte us and we- will send you
the 1 1 ;
NAMES AND ADDRESSES
of Seventy-five men \yho made m
commisiiorjs an average profit cf
$ 12,§5 Per], day during: June, JuK
and August -1908 - In the same pcrud
Twelve Hujhdred men made an aver
age profit of $6 92 per day '
rai: EXPLANATION?
, These- mfen took ourjffree Course in
Scientifit based' tr>
our Book Instructions tel
Salesmen.”] ' !
IT HELP YOU
t<j> sell make friends,
practice a j;profess = ion with success,
win a wife j ! !
Our new lest method nullifies the
unpleasant features of canvassing
Write v tloday |fqr the • Hauls of
Fame” Bui etin which gives.the name,
address, aijijd total sales of ! each cf
1200 men. .1
The Aluminum Cooking. Utensil Co.,
I Pittsburg], Pa
A FOOL FOR HiS CLIENT i
has the mar who is his ojvn lawyer Yet in hdv many ether mlatters as vitally
important, cp most of us act blindly. without,! pdcurate information and 'curd
advice - This very day'you.are doubtless c-usHering some question ccnrected
with business, finance dr investment, emo'c/m-it puDlicj or[ private affairs,
sjudies clutrwork:, travel, or other problems of interest and importance tc.vau,
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prohibitive cost of tune, travel, trouble and money Now you consult us and
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ol i, m [, raC * e Vr ° r^er f' ut re SIIT P'y a b°dy of <jiperts and t -ampd investigators,
whosp Sole business it to furnish accurate Information Mid sound advice in
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National Clearing flojulse ,o!f Information, [ ,
2401 North:Capijol St j jv ~|hington. If) c]
irs'in F;
:ts andjConfidcnhal' Adviser l ;
Senior Theses in the School of 1 Na- '
tural Science
■lhe effect of jHydrazine on
Sexualent Tungsten m Alkaline i So
lution — T J Anthony. , I
A . Studv- of Certain' Nitro Ex
plosliyts S P Arrasby
Condensation Products of Acetp
phenene—Miss E Power r
A !>tudy of thp Bisulphite Reac
tion 'with Alaehydes and Ketonefe
T A. Cook. i
Ilhe Quantitative | Determinatjcjn
of Manganese AG. Frick j j
I’hb Ana!vs l ' of' Tanning M<i
teiiaHi J.-A Hbwland
i; Composition of Ammoniutn
molybdate—P E Leiss,
A:
Frodi
phent
study of Certain Condensation
cts of 1,4, -> Meth-yLceto
me —FI I Matsh , •
: Substitution of Hydrazine ipr
ur Dioxide in the Quantitative
mination of Arsenic -G H
ii. - i!
Th
Sulpl:
Detet
Tempt
Blc
Stud;
E B
it Furnace Phenomena with a
of the Ores, Fluxes and. Slag.
Phillips j
Ihe Punfication of Crude Methyl
Alcot ol by Means of Calcium
Chlor.de— F S.Pollpck y
'lhe Application of the Zinc Syn
thesis]'to Propio phenione and Ethvl
TolyljKetone A'F Ppnd.
Studies on Tannin W,
F. Schroeder,.
Derivatives ot Bejizo-phenonft— S
H Smith _ , _ „
Studies on the. Nitration of Cel-
H J Stock
A Comparative §tudy ■ of 1 f the
Condensation Products of, Ajceto
phenpne with Norma)
alpha brombutyric Acid ,-’Ethyl
Esters- F, H. Beyer.
Blast Furnace Phenompha -with, a
Study of the-Fuel,Gases and- |Fltfe
Dust J G Glasgow. v - - '
Blast Furnace Phenomena with a
Study of Hearth ‘Temperature and
the Distribution and Utilization of
Heat - W AI Haven, t
The Birds 6f Centre County—3.
K Musgrave b - - ' -.
The Myriapods’of Staje (jiollege.
J. B. Watson - ~
Prof. MeyeT Resigns. n
f Ftof. J Frankiin Meyer, 1 M. A.,
Ph !p„ in charge of tthe physics
department, -has' his',
resignation from the ; faculty; to '
take pjlace at the close of the sphool
f
Meyer will leaye here, how
ever, on June first to j assume his''
new duties at J Bloomfield, N> J.
wHe-e he will be Director of jPhys- -
ical Research work for the
mghpuse Lamp Cc|.
During the two years that Dr.
■Meyer has been hejre', he has gained.,
a lasting friendship
dents, and from all who 1 ' knowhim.
His lectures and his classes have *
always j been inspiring to '
fortunate iJ enough, to 'be iti hjs
section. 1 ‘Vfis successor has.'not y6t
been chosen, . fl
Last Thursday evening hhe preps
of 1913 held their class' bhnqdet in
McAlliiter Hall. The bahquet wa%
a greatj sucdess and mi)ch 'class
spirit Was shown daring evening.
Phe preps are looking forward to a
Jaijde freshman cla£s next year, and
it is t'o He hoped that they 1 wi|l not
look in vdiD. /’*'>.
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