Noteworthy Reform.
The junior' class at Franklin and
Marshall College has, itHhopes,
solved many problems by adopting
an elaborate constitution, in which
the object of the class organization
is stated to:be "to bring the mem
bers into an organized relation;
to provide a system of fundamental
principles of action; to cultivate
friendship, and to foster class and
college spirit."
The class hopes by this action to
regulate its affairs in a more
,methodical way. Strict financial
: regulations are to be enforced as to
;paying of dues, assessments, and
Spirit
of Cfiristmas
To give Pleasure to those we Love or
whose Friendship we appreciate
Let us help you carry out the idea
by acting as your messenger.
There are 32 Spalding stores in the
United States all full stocked with
Just the Right Things to make the
Christmas Time really joyful
Spalding special catalogue of Christ
mas suggestions will be of help.
1210 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa
your life insurance policy to give you the maximum amount of
protection you will be repaid if you investigate the Disability
Benet s of a
New York Life Insurance Company
policy. Or if you aremore , interested in life insurance as an in
vestment you will find none better thaa a New York Life policy.
F. F. SHANNON, Agent
301 West Beaver Avenue
There's a good motto for all of us for the New Year. We're not sure
that the quotation is exactly correct; but we've got the general idea there;
Edward Everett Hale said it
It's a good motto for men in business; for women in the home or in
business, for all of us in all our relations to each other. We're trying to carry
out that idea in this clothing business. •It is shown by having here the most
forward, upward, outward looking clothes made; the best and most advanced
styles; by placing before you only merchandise of a dependable, meritous kind
and selling it at moderate prices. Clothes that will help a man look and feel
like that motto
We are constantly striving to better our service to you—that we may
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the like, no member being allowed
to participate in elections or trans
actions of the class if he is deficient
in dues.
The question of finances is
doubtless the greatest problem
which confronts a class, and it has
been apparent that class finances
can be kept in healthy condition
only by enforcement of strict rules.
According to a "proposed sched
ule" for Harvard's 1914 eleven,
stated to be pending by yesterday's
Philadelphia Press, Penn State is to
be the Crimson's opponent a: Cam
bridge on October 24.
If You Want
1914 A Happy New Year 1914
"Look out, and not in; look up and not doW l ,n;
look forward and not back; and lend a hand.“
THE PENN.:STATMCOLLEGIAN
RAY D I , GILLILAND, P.. IL
Druggist
Drugs ; Sundries Stationery
; Toilet Articles
Students' Supplies
I
Prescriptions a Specialty
STATE JEWELRY
Whitman and Huyler Chocolates
Nlttany Inn Block
College Ave.
'on - 1 3 1.tt V.,okek
C. A. Blanchard
'Manager
- 4 .
Penn Avenue and Tenth Street
I'lttsbacien, Nits.
Bm‘t ‘l IN,OtOg•CaVUT
Sole agent for Embtutan Spas
14.ew lealkomatle Camel%
and upao , date apparatus and methods
2.14. Seat cottage 'Moms
, StittelCAMtp , :
/47,1nt ischeoothier
Correct gress,
DELLEFONTE AND STATE COLLEGE -PA.
The Toggery Shop
Men's Furnishings '4' A. G.
Spalding & Bro's Athletic
Goods N. The Heidcap and
Tailormade Clothing `i N.
A full assortment of Qllege
Pennants 'c V V `i
C. W. SMITH
South Allen Street
Fisher's Shoe Store
We have the Shoes that will
prove their value
All the Standard Makes
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