Winter Reduction
On all Clothing
Sale Starts Saturday, Jan. 18th
Sale Ends Saturday Feb. Ist
Prompted by our progressive business policy
of disposing of each season's goods in that sea
son and to afford room for incoming goods we
reprice our entire line of men's clothes
None reserved in these stores now at greatly
reduced prices. The fulthet saving of dollars on
clothes at their original prices lepiesenteil the
utmost value making them now attractive
All new and beautiful goods. Made in the
exacting fashion which our patrons demand and
invariably receive ft om us.
Smartly tailored and built for Ils by Hart
Schaffner & Marx, Gaison Meyci & Co , Pell
halen Tailoring Co.
10, 12.50, 15, 18, 20, 22.50, 25, 30 and $35
Men's Suits, Oveicoats and Raincoats 'educed to
$7.50, 9.50' 11 50, 13.50, 14.50, 16, 18.75, 22 50
and 25.50. Alterations made without charge
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ENGINEERING NOTES
A meeting was held in New York
last Friday composed of representa
tives of the Societies for the Promo
tion of Industrial and Engineering
Education, the American Institute
of Electrical Engineers, Association
of Corporation Schools, a number
of technical colleges and other or
ganizations. The meeting was call
ed for the purpose of taking iteps
toward bringing together and coor
dinating the activity of all these in
stitutions so far as their educational
work is concerned, with the view of
more effectively promoting the
introduction of practical and voca
tional courses into our school sys
tems. Dean Jackson attended this
meeting.
The Mechanical Engineering De
partment hai just received two fine
ly finished sectionigl models of air
machinery from the Chicago Pneu
matic Tool Company. These ale
sectioned so as to show the working
of the valves and other details
which make up this complicated
hammer and drill. The apparatus
shows exceptionally fine work in
design and construction. A study
of these sections will give the stu
dent a clear idea of the exacting
requirements in the design of this
class of air apparatus.
The Engineering Experiment Sta
tion is at present conducting a
spectrophotometric investigation
of a Cooper Hewitt, 220 volt, mer
cury-vapor, quartz tube lamp. The
results of this investigation should
be of particular interest in view of
the fact that such a source of light
is especially rich in the ultra-violet
rays, which are known to have a
Every Suit
Every Raincoat
Every Overcoat
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harmful effect on the eyes. lhe
ultimate purpose is io determine
whether or not glass.globes can be
obtained for the lamp which will
afford ample DI otection to the eyes.
This work is being carried on by
Dr. W. R. Ham and Mr. Roy B
Fehr. Mi. Paul I. Pieison is also
giving assistance in this woi k
COLLEGE NOTES
February Ist is reserved foi the
taking of conflicting examinations.
Daily chapel will be omitted, be
ginning January 24th, until February
3rd. Sunday chapel will, however,
be held on January 25th and Feb
ruary 2nd.
The speaker for the opening
chapel service of the second semes
ter, February 3, will probably be
Senator Sproul of Chester, Pa.
Senator Sproul played football
against Penn State years ago, while
a member of the stfong Haver ford
eleven.
Eta Kappa Nu Initiates
The following Electrical students
were initiated in Eta Kappa Nu on
December 14, 1912:
W. E. Gaines, 'l3; .1. H. Butgess,
'l3; W. I. Woodcock, 'l3, F. L
Gayton, 'l3; J. W. Cmpentel,
S. R. Sellers, 'l4; F. 'N. Cramer,
'l4; F. H. Graham, 'l4.
An Apology
Because of the fact that the Col
legian Office was literally swamped
with news Tuesday morning, several
important articles were not publish
ed in this issue.
Football Games
Games for next fall have already
been closed with Carnegie Tech,
Gettysburg, Penn, Navy and Pitt.
PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
The
Quality Shop
An eitablialtment whiLlt is
noted (or is line quality of
letterprens printing Every
order receitte. the per , onal
attention of the manager slim
Insuring perfect miminetinn
The Niltally Printing and
Publishing Company tz•-.
State College
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STAPLE and PAM ROCHES. FRUITS
Best Quality Best Servtcc
Your patronage schen( d
ALLEN ST. STATL• COLLL•GI{ (
P.ool Billiards Cowling
TOBACCO CKW,RS
CIGARETTES
Meek's Pool Room
BUSH HOUSE
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till I 114, .Z": 50 l;.'‘1.11 hall; ,; 01 , 1- dai
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Prupt letor
L3pec 'al 1 , -;11 , ..25 to Slucipid-.
Slieffler's Restaurant
0 pposlt.! loot.'
Pies Sandwich es Soups
9rA,M, on \he, Cornov
Always the newest
latest and best
in confections
the Leading Smoke Shop
and up to date
news stand
State College Meat Market
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Wholesale & Retail Dealers
SOUTH ALLEN STREET
Visit the
State College
Billiard. Parlors
Basement
Robison Building
Expert Picture Framing
(;I;',NI IL\I. IvIJRCIIAN DISP;
Our friers are Right
FL M, Myers E College Av
The Toggery Shop
Men's Furnishings c A. G.
Spalding & Bro's Athletic
Goods "s The Heidcap and
Tailormade Clothing
A full assortment of 011ege
Pennants - 4*
C. W. SMITH
Snuth Allen Street
flits Cr s-c)ttG 4Calfe--
Holmes Block Near Pastime
Open 6a. m. In 12 midnight
Shell, Frying and Stewing Oysters
We aim to lender best and quickest service and request a
report yf any failure on our part
Get our menu
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In tOvertng del eels-- ail :it Wel ie imp
lenient 'nay look in iffy, anil ihr eheap
or it is, generally the pre( tier it looks.
All Spalding athletic innilenientc an
made pi hum tly for use- good look, al(
,evonilary. Catalogue free
A G. SPA LDING 8 BROS
121 n Chestnut Street, Phil.ulelninn, Pn.
The First
National. Bank
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President
S•i•t•los $1 , 5 000
Ida it' Baulk trt
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Strictly : Firstclass : Tailoring
iigh Grade Gents Flirtnhtngs
127 S. Allon Strut
HENRY GRIMM
FINE TAILORING
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The Nettle :on
Stands for What
is Best in
Fine ShoPc,
The Mau who
h as worn a If ottle
ton Shoe knows
this, and will wear
no other make-
The hat of ,F47W
wearing Net 'deton
Shoes begins with ne, first pair-
Come in and got yours y
The prices prr3 exceedingly low,
considerinz
We are agents.
C. N. IF I.SII-11E, IR
.1 L. Mnuthe, Student Agent
always fresh
Note specials
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D. uggist
Drugs Sundries Stationery
Toilet Ai ticles
Students' Supplies
Prescriptions a Specialty
STATE JEWELRY
Whitman and Huyler Chocolates
Nittany Inn Block
College Ave.
3 °NA Tkkt Ak_okek
C A. Blanchard
Manng or
Penn A venni , and Tort h S rPet.
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