Most people are. In. sending your work to the High Standard Laundry of Phil
ipsburg, you get all that is good in laundry work. With a complete, sanitary plant,
equipped with the most modern, motor driven, ' eledtric, and steam heated machinery;
combined with years of careful study 'of the laundry business in every detail and likrith
skilled labor in every department of our laundry, we are in a position to give yoi
,ab
solutely high grade work. .:.
One great trouble of the laundry patrons is to get his collars ironed correctly. We
turn, or fold all collar 3 by hand, thus insuring you perfect work... This method
elimi
nates the breaking of collars, which is,more liable to happen where collars are turned -
or folded with power. machinery: After the-; collars are folded they are carefr:
ironed on the ed;e, which leaves a'smooth surface. You will not be bothered by doliA*o
chlfing the n 3 3k 3,1'3 nifl3ll
. by hand. This method of folding also leavesifi#o 7 , 6 .l;
space. If you ha4a trouble with your tie sticking when trying'to tie it' you , will tige:
what it means to get away from that nuisance. Remember next week we virfil Si
you about our method of ironing shirts. .
W. E. Heibel..
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J. W. Miller, Theta Psi House k- Student Agents
E. H. Seigler, Sigma Nu
The_i Pennsylvania :' State : College
EDWIN ERLE SPARKS, Ph.D., L.L. D., PRESIDENT
Established and maintained
,by, the Joint action of the United States Government and the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania
Fiv„F GREAT SCHOOLS—Agricdlture, Engineering, Liberal Arts, Mining, and Natural Science, offering
thirty-two courses of four years each—Also courses in Home Economics, Industrial Art and Physical Edui 7
cation—TUITION FREE to both sexes; incidental charges moderate.
First semester begins middle of September; second semester the first of February; Summer Session for
Teachers about'the third Monday in June of each year. For catalogue, bulletins, announcements, etc., address'
THE REGISTRAR, State College, Pennsylvania
The Deutscher Verein
Mr. Heinrich Starcke gave . a
most nrcellent talk before the
Deutscher Verein last Friday even
ing, on the Gelman school system.
The descriptions of all the differ
ent grades of education, and of the
subjects treated at each period of
instruction were very interesting.
Mr. Starcke laid special emphasis
upon the higher schools, the Gym
nasium, the Realgymilasium, and
the Oberrealschule, and made his
descriptions accurate and attractive
throughout.
At the business meeting following
Mr. Starcke's talk, a number of im
portant matters were brought up in
regard to methods of governing the
organization during the coming
year, and respecting the annual.
play. A large number of new men,
principally from the freshman class,
have been admitted to membership,
and they are most cordially wel
comed to the society. At the
meetings in the near futuie, a great
deal of important business is to be
transacted, and it is essential that
all
/ members make an effort to be
present. ,
The State men connected with
the Bureau of Mines of the U S.
Geol. Survey at Pittsburg are W. C.
Cope 'O6, who is a chemist in the
explostire laboratory and has had
considerable to do with the powders
'used by the kovernment on the
Panama Canal, H. I. Smith 'O7
and Gallenger 'lO who are in the
Mine accident „, department as' Ji.
.01ining engineers.
Are You Particular how Your Linens are Laundered?
A rule at Amherst preventing
freshmen from playing on the var
sity teams until after their mid-year
examinations went into effect this
fall.
For the first time in five years
the Wisconsin football squad is
holding secret practice.
The students of the University of
Michigan presented the battleship
Michigan with a silver bugle in ac- -
knowledgrnent of the support given
Michigan's . eleven at the Pennsyl
vania game last year. ,
Yale celebrated its 209th birthday
last week
AMONG THE ALUMNI
G E. (Danny ) Urbster, 'O5, who
was marled last Sept. to Miss
Lillian Ce;nor a charmin:f, young
lady of Newark, N. J. is located
with the Bureau of Standards of the
U. S. Geol. Survey, Pittsburg as Jr,
Chemist in the department of Cer
amics
W R. Landes 'lO and C. A.
Schnerr 'lO me with the People's
Light, Gas and Coke company of
Chicago, 111. a. chemkt.. Kriner,
Speer, Doud, P Jones and Fabei
'lO, are_also in that city
Informal at Beta Tli.ta Pi
An informal dance and reception
t 7 on was given by the m^mhers of
the Beta Theta Pi fiatcinity last
Saturday evening in their chaptet
house on the- campus. The affair
was thoroughly enjoyed by all
present.
Are Yuu Satisfied With your Collars?
W ; Guarantee all Work to be Strictly High Grade.
1.-trp CT \ Tr, ent,Txm ,NT
High Standard Laundry
Philipsburg
Varsity Basketball.
Candidates for the varsity basket
ball team have been practicing every
afternoon for the past ten days In
preparation for the hard games
scheduled for this winter. Captain
Blythe 'l2, McEntire 'll, Haddow
'l3, and Shore 'l3 are the members
of last year's team who have return
ed to college. About twenty-five
candidates have reported for prac
tice and several of the new men
look like promising varsity material.
The services of Dutch Herrhann and
Reed will be very much missed, as
they both were good, hard players
in the game from beginning to end.
Since it has been decided to con
tinue basketball, it is up to the
student body to turn out to the
games, support the team, and by so
doing make this season one of the
best in the history of Penn State.
Interclass Wrestling Meet.
This Friday night on new BeaVer
field, the annual wrestling meet be
t tween the sophomores and fresh
! men well be held. The men re
presenting the two classes have
been practicing faithfully for the
past month and the meet should be
very interesting for the participants
as well as to the spectators. The ar
rangements that were made last
year were, very satsifactory and the
same have been made for this year's I
meet. The freshmen are of un
known
quality, while the, sopho
mores •will have practically the
same men as' last year; namely,
Shollenberger, Karcher, Janet, War-I
ner, Elliot, Stonerod, and Rogers,
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130 Eaet College' Avenue
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A full line of men's furnishings - '
Custom made clothing 'hy the'-
Royal • tailors se Pennants , '
cushion tops—a fine assortment ,
Cleaning and pressing
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State Smoker at Pittikurg. '
Quite a large number of State
men have already signified their in
tention of going to the Penn State
smoker at the Fort Pitt hotel. Pitts-,
burg on Saturday evening Nov. 5.
For the benefit of, those who did
not receive cards it is desirous that
all State men in the vicinity of Pitts
burg at that time should be on
hand for the big time that surely
awaits them. The affair is in
charge of a committee of alumni so
it will no doubt prove to be inter
esting.
The Pennsylvania Day Dance.
The senior class will give its an
nual Pennsylvania day dance on
Friday evening Nov. 11, 1910. All
members of the faculty, student's of
the college and guests are cordially
invited to attend.
Anyone desiring invita:ion% can
secure them from J. F. Forsythe.,
chairman.
The drawing for places will take
place on Tuesday evening Nov: 8.
All fraternitie's, clubs or other or
ganizations desiring a corner should
see the chairman before that time,
A, S. Amer 'O9 and ii:1, 1 4 i
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i son 'lO, who are in the, ' 4 ' '')
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department of the Wiitl ii *liii/'''
Lamp company, J. K. t' ' 'lie
who is on the f staff of ;thic it .:',
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Street Journal in 144 'Voi)i ` j ' ..
and C. N. Fleming '1:19, '4;iiiiC Is' 11
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the engineering depsirtS i ene r Of iii`
Sprague Electric Conifitiiriiiir
ing together at 60 Eilti, S r .. itt '= l
field, N,.-Jc - ,
C. S. Buller 'OB, and 1,1.,
Wyckoff 'OB are eonnectok*itil ,
the Westinghouse Lainti(cioni*Lnyri
of Bloomfield N. 3., and)44,04 1 ,
together at 37 l'ark avenne.
Orange, N. 3.
H. C. Meredith, 'lO S.
McNaiy, 'lO are with the Nations''
Electric sample association: hi thel
engineering department,
dress is 5902 Quirribi ,
'Cleveland. 01.:o. A. 'E. ' lia4Bfti
07 is with same cempany. „>:infintf,
'OB, is with Lake shore railroad.