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Men's Furnishings Ni A. G.
Spalding & Pro's Athletic
Goods a The Heidcap and
Tailormade Clothing
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,Price each, while they last, 10 1•_
On sale at The ATHLETIC STORE and 432 MAIN
THE UNIVERSITY CLUB
Club House for Members, of the,
Faculty Has Finally Become a
Reality at State.
The University club, composed
of members of• the faculty and gen
eral.' officers of the college, hag
opened its new house on Frazier
street under the most auspicious cir
eunistarices. There hag been a move
ment for many years to bring the
older and younger members of the
Tatultjr On 'more. intimate relations
and the success of the University ,
club will depend upon this relation
ship. There are at present sixteen
members living , in , the house 'anti
thirty-five • inentbers taking their
'meals there. The lower portion - of
the house' has been fitted 'out' so
that there musk; pool, writing and
dining rooms. A private dining
room has been provided and will be
used for special occasions. The
upper portion of the house consists
of twelve suites of rooms and has
been attractively furnished 'through
out. - ' '
It has been the purpose of the
members to have social events of
various kinds during •the winter and,
the first was a delightful house
warming held last evening at which
some three hundred, guests, were
shown about the house and enjoyed
the hiaSPitality of the members.
All Out Tonight !
Do not neglect the mass meeting
tonight promptly' at 6:45 .If you
are interested in the basketball situ
ation and have any ideas you wish
•to being out or if you are anxious
to hear the opinions of others, be
on hand on time. As this is a vital
question with us, it is the duty Q 1
every man in college to take pact in
the discussion of the situation.
Gym Wm k
The gymnasium will be open on
Monday and Thursday eve' iags of
each week ioi all students who wish
to do any gymnasium work. Mr
Lewis'will have personal charge of
the flo3r 'dnJ 'lie wishe; ' all' those
who are unable to paittcipate in the
gymnasium exercises dm mg the
day would•cc me out on thoe even
ings
J. I). Wiadwaid. IS is with the
Gcneial Elect!lc coinp,any aim is
1 V1111:y , at 73, Sit ect &hence
'tady, IV. Y,
C. W. SMITH
South Allen Street
Arrangeriaerits have been' made
by the athletic association to have
therefurns,a the. Penn and the Pitt
games given, here on an electric
scOKe 13oardwl\ich will in all prob- .
abiliky be,Plaegcl in the old chapel.
A private wire will be Seemed in
each case and the play will be du
plicated iri detail on the board.
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This scheme has been found to
work satisfactorily in the past and it
affords an opportunity ,to all
.stu
dents who cannot attend' the games
to see the action of "the play." "
Tickets have been printed entit
ling the'holder to
, see both games
and these can be secined at any
time :, There wilt be postiyely no
tickets sold at the door and as' the
seating 'capacity of the old chapel
is somewat limited, it will'be well to
secure these tickets as soon as pos
sible.
There will be but eight hunched
sold, the price of which is twenty
five cents for the two games, so
procure them immediately from
any of the following men: J. M.
Snyder 'll, H. R. Moffitt 'II;7E. 0.
Arthur 'll, C. M.,Preitinger
Scranton Club Meeting.
The Scranton Club, B. 13.. Evans,
'll presiding, held an important
meeting on Wednesday evening for
the purpose of making ar,ang(-
ments for a smoker at the time of
the Christmas vacation. , ,
Extensive plans were outlined
and
, the affair this year is to be
made larger and more complete
than ever before. Under the agres
sive leadership of Mt. Evans, we
"O•an expect nothing but the best, a id
the function will undoubtedly ir
terest many new men in the vicinity
of Scranton, in the affairs of the
Pennsylvania State College:
D. A. Russell 'd7 and Miss Olive
Duncan of Euigettstown wete mar
ried Sept. 21, •at the brides home
Mr. Russell is chief chemist for the
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
He, hazi . the honor of being one 01
the youngest chief chemists in s'ni
positions ,in the count4i,-,
Amon!, the guests were weie A. E
Harrold 'O7 Al ho was best man, II
f:mith 'O7 and H W. BO
'O9 After an ,extended
honey
moon M 1 and Mis Ruy,t,ll gill
make then , iestdence in Youngs
town Ohio
Fontball. Returns
Duncan-Russell
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Roman Cathola seivic(q, mill be
het(' in the t ), et of the Altdmittum.i
Stundatv, Ortohet o), at 10 a m, and
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R B. Meredith 'lO has taken a
position as spccial , apprentice with
the Pennsylvania , railroad and is
stationed at the Altoona shops
C. M — Maitsolf 'O9 ,
with The Wcstrn , r,housc
Icompany at Willunsbing
.J F. Mattein 'lO, assistant editor
of the "C.:lollegian" last year, is with
the Pennsylvania railroad at Altoo
na.
S Hodgc Smith 'O9 has taken a
Iposition as Chiet Chemist with the
Pennsylvania Rubhei company at
I,3eanatti.
W 13 Nisslcy 'lO, is working for
the government on Soil Survey at
Towanda.
~ J. W Loose 'O9 is with the West
on' Electric company stationed at
Le Grange, Illinois, _
' F C Woodside 'OS assistant
Chief Chemist wits the General
Itlectiic company .at Pittsfield
Ma , s., was a recent visitor ar the
College. ~,
The man who has something
He wants to sell,
And goes and whispers it
Down a well,
Is a lot,les,s likely to,
Collar the dollars
Then the fellow who
Clinibs up a tree and hollers,
Moral-Ad - ye' tise in the Collegian
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State College
Under New Management
Modern Conveniences
Rates por day
J P Aikens, Proprietor
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MOORE'S NON-LEA
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.G. H. HOUGHTON 'l2
1%1111,111m0- Bill h, 1:1,1 MeAllistet l 114'
Soles sewed or stitched
by Champion stitcher. W C KLINE
South Allen street
State College Steam Laundry
l'ntier neS maila).emeult
MILLER ek. GENSLER
will do wan wthls ',lumpily
and 12,tiarantt ( , ~,Iti,ractlon
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Drugs, Sundries ',
Stationery
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'Penn Avomie an(lTtsrith
'Pittsburgh,
L. L GRAHAM & COMPANY
Dry Goods Groceries
Spotting Goods
L'a , ..t College avenue.
a..l\x't 'on. the Campus
50C,11..1Y ANI) CI ASS \NQtlEl' . ' , A :WI:11AL I Y1,.r.6
(An up to dare store for s college men
(Me — carry nothing but thoroUghly reliable
'merchandise, inclUdiiig
Benjamin's ready to wear clothing
Knox's celebrated hats and
Cluett's shirts
gYour expenses paid if purchase amounts to
ten dollars or more
Toctitt ome morsels
to gratify
03 most exacting
Prescriptions
compounded
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Manager ,
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Students" I (A: ulai ho,u \mock
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HARVEY BRO Si
Bakers and Confectioners
Full line of
Lowney, Apollo and
Faiier-Ortene Chocolates
always on hand ,
Ice Cream in Seasonable Flavors,
Excellent service at
OUR NEW FOUNTAIN
'Ninny Inn -Building
5, B. iNtrtztv. eo.
15AVD.T•11 3 8:Aor -
Mon3\ll\.% 'Allen '
ektprz m&'-Jobatcos
Atots.,ll"W\d'lnfi . A.Wrct Street
J. P. AGMAN
Strictly : Firstclass Tailoring
'High' Grade Gents Furnishings
112 El: college Ave '
F. D. , WEAVER
UP=TO=DATE LIVERY
J. B. 'MARTIN
SEALSHIPT OYSTERS
ci-toicp: FRUIT
South Allen Street, oppor;;te the Potofftce
State Lulkge Supply Co
General 14Teichandise
Agents for Spalding Athletic Goods
Douglas and Walk Over Shoes
Crawford Shoe Repair Co. Let us
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you' old ~ hoes hle new Shoes collected
delivc red Student agent%
Roo!) 'll, Slouch 'l3 331 IVIcA llall
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