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HAVE YOU SEEN OUR LINE
OF 5c STRAIGHT CIGARS?
Comprised of "Little William
Penns," "Little Continental,"
"Little Preferencins," and a
number of other good brands.
Class Pipes pith any numerals.
Graham & Sons
On the Corner
FRENCH LESSON
E. M. Bowman and I. L. Foatar
LESSON XII
I.IMSENT TENS'
Nasok—to know (a thing)
( °gunfire—to knot, (a vw.von)
Jo soh.. connals
To Mk, connals
II salt. connalt
Noon wt,onx; connalosons
Vona /4” V/ connaltaer
Ilx n.t‘ent. Connalsment
Note I "Saillie' also means "to
lowa lam to". when used 1, Ith a fol
lou lag I:111111th e
Note 2
\ ohs of motion like alter,
'to go Nit o3er, "to Hear, and lonic,
'to come" together Stith Serbs \press
leg Nem.° netit 11l like loft., "to sec"
and entendre, "to hear," ore telloned bl
the Infinite direct')
.le ..als linrlkr fraueatls—T. know hoss
to speak I - 1 one',
lenez me I ulr—Come (and) see me
I:entender•iunc Neulrl—do )0u hear
Conual , ..ez:luus cet bounne7—Do you
knou tue you acquainted 11.1 thy tuts
Le corps—tho body
La tete--the head
Mirellle (fem.)—the ear
Le nez—the nose
Loell—the eye (RI. les 7e00)
In Imitehe—the mouth
Le• elan en♦—tho hair (on the human
head)
Le poll—the hair (elsenhero)
Ln main—the hand
Le coeur—tho heart
l'egtomer—the stomach
le pled—the foot
Les dolets—tho fingers
In Douce—the thumb
Les tot me font mul—My eyes hurt
11 it Ina! nut dents—no has the tooth
Heil!,
Jo mils 1JE.3.90 nu bras—l non wounded
MEM
Lc sehlat eq bless° a In Jambe-7' l .
aohlee Ie nee:ldea In the leg
Eale3ez thereher lo Inedeeln—Send
ha the doctor
Altez eltercher I•urLolnncc—Go got
On eles.vonB blossel—Whero urn you
Qu' m e 7.) one I—What Is the matter
v. Ith )ou ,
Jo boulTre beaueoup—l have great
Donne,mol do l'enu—Cho mo some
Ploal stitc dens aill be made tonightr
Ito the Pt eshman-Sopluonore debate to
be held sometime during the seek et
April fifteen To-outs store to hate
been held ittittlay night but not enough
Pitsbnten 4 ankr out Thu question for
debate is. Resulted, That tho Present
Penn St tle spirit cannot successfully
°potato the linnet Epstein
A. DEAL
Sanitary Plumbing, Steam,
Hot Water Vapor and
Vacuum Heating
State College, Pennsylvania
Jeweler & Optician
Repairing A
Specialty
C E. Shuey
133 S. Allen St.
The Right Place
For the Right Goods
At the Right Price
Olewine's Hardware
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Dealer In
HARDWARE
Stoves, Paints, Oils,
Glass, Coach Makers'
Supplies, Etc.
DOCKASH
STOVES and RANGES
f.144.°4N444
or ThUt4 44
ttr 4'
ClOt.
JUNIORS HAVE FIRST
MILITARY "NIGHT OUT'
(Continued from first Pn6o)
um, the larectlonate felicitations of
some fah one must of necessity be
kept in the background
'Awe the night passed, and 'tie said
that ere the meet gore of the morning
sun ngaln brightened up tile earth, mole
than one poor tenon, opened Ills sleepy
eses to discolor that he mns minus his
one and olds blanket, uhlie his next
door neighbor rtes sleeping pencefulb
on, 1111 unconscious of the vicinsitudes of
life and safely esconsced in two of the
toilet luxurient blankets ant member of
the Penn State 11 0 T C et er set ones
1111011
131 enlatiNt M. also sorted by the
13,, Ilsbuig Red Cross ladles, utter v.lllOll
the ttoun started fur Pine Croce Mils
Mole men It ere sent out to act us the
.. enenl " 111111 the mita:tee guatd and
11[1101 V, 01 k Ills Collthilled Light
Itslitheon nits obtained at Pine Grove,
and ins' the s•tme hind of tactics,
the 01011 set out for Pine Hall, arrlelng
thine about foul o'clock Here they
male Joined lit 1110. 1% 110 had returned
Inane the night berme and all matched
into tee 11 111 It body.
Monte, Snout Rome
.11aJor Bal lies states that the men
dallied sell e‘cellently and that their
It to.ald the stria uas especially
nue NO “orci of corninlot Sue heard
at tu* time, and throughout the V. hole
11111 not a ohmic man lion compelled I
to fall out of line But uhile the !hose'
Is no doubt Pee. 'tuns uhlspered among
the .., ening breezes thnt as the men
marched gilt) along tile Ninon° street,
to u histle of life and beat of drum, more
than one !nattered under Ills breath, the
oft-! °vented Studs, that shall ever be
dcu to the heart of ea en} Penn State
student
'To Pine Oro , . a or BoalshUrg,
though I may roam,
Ito It crackers or prunes, I'm darn
glad to he home
E. E. socirTi TOMORROW
The 1 cgular meeting of tho Electrical
Engineering Society v. 11l he held at G 30
tomort au m citing in Room 200 Rusi
nem ins 0 Profess°. Stavely and
Al trilin nil! speak on "Commutation
TI °Radom "
The Time Has Come
when you want a pair of
Summer Shoes.
Our Stetson Cordovans
at $9.00
are just what you are looking
for. They meet all the re
quirements. Come in and
look them over.
FROMM'S
Economy Store
130 E. College Avenue
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ENGINEERING' EXTENSION
DEPARTMENT TO CONVENE
Plan, Imre been completed whereby
the tomtit minuet convention of Cho
Eng Meeting Extension Department will
be held at the college on Friday and
Satutdat , April 19th and-20th 'Last
year between fat ty and fifty organizers,
Instructors and cot potation °Mears were
to enrol, and Indications 21015 rue that
there will be about the some number
here this tent.
The contention will Otte its atten
tion pa: ticulnrly to the olganlcatlon of
work designed especially to (lid men
etnplot ed In ship building, munition
plants and In other industrial works
which are supporting the military op
erations of the United Stntes Govern
ment In this connection, N Cllll
ler,
10.10/00t professor of engineering
extension. and Prof Hole, formerly of
the extension depattment, are at pres
ent with the Chester , Shipbuildlng
potation in the organization of instruc
' don Carmen learning the Shin building
trades. Delegates to the con% mitten will
rool.olnt many other plants end centers
where special training is being gibes
men 10 MC/ OM their skill In blow
trades.
A nurnbet of speakers front the col
lege hate been secured to talk upon
pm tlnent topics relating to the work of
the contention President Sparks will
speal, on ”Rehabilitation," Major Bay
nes on "Technical Education and the
War," Lieutenant Keller on .. .Special
Instruction for Ordnance Men," and
Dean Sackett on "Spacial Training for
War Time"
BOOK CAMPAIGN TO
CLOSE ON SATURDAY
The campaign for books tot soldiers
and sailors, which has been going on for
the past two weeks will bo brought to
0 close next Saturday. About 400 books
hate been leached thus far, 200 of
width were donated at "Zarney's Cir
cus" hist Thursday evening.
A noon of local boy scouts will can
sass the townspeople, beginning this
melting aft. school Tho faculty has
already been taken care of, but there
still remains a large part of the student
body to be reached Tho canvass of the
students did not bring rho anticipated
results, and some other plan Is being
tleslnd Meanwhile, any student wish
ing to contribute books may do so by
leasing them at the Carnegie Library.
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Sodaseirld
StAricietes
That Satisfy
Our crystal-cletar well-carbonated soda water will satisfy
the worst kind of thirst. Come in and hear all the new records
on the Grafonola while you enjoy one of our delicious ice
cream sodas or sundaes.
Good Service, Clean Soda Straws, Clear-Crystal Glasses and
an earnest desire to please ore what have helped to make our
fountain popular, in addition to the delicious rich soda drinks.
COME IN AND TRY ONE
The Heffner Drug Company
GRAFF S. STEWART, Ph. G., Mgr.
"At Your Service"
The Big New Store
A Scarcity
of Really
Good
Clothes
As long as there is any wool grown
or any fabric wooven, as long as there
is quality to be had in materials and
skill in craftsmen, we are sure that our
customers will get these things in
Fashion Park
AND
Kuppenheimer
And the proof here is abundant; it
is conclusive.. The tendency of the
times is very well shown in the smart
military lines and the little distinctive
style touches that are absolutely new.
And the values are peerless at the
Prices:
i
$22.50 t0,,545
SIM, the Clothier
"State College and Bellefonte
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PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
R. O. T. C. Men To
Receive Uniforms
Mahn Daylles returned flows Wash
ington, D C, hist Friday evening %hero
Ito had gone in the Interest of the Re
scree °Ulcers' Training Corps While
thole, he obtained the money for the
R. 0. T C. uniforms, as well nn the
elnint3 duo tho Juniors taking the
course. Regarding the summer camp
for the men, honovat, he mite unable
to find out anything definite. AMU.
In Washington are now very tense, all
attention being centered on getting the
soldiers In the camps over to the French
Runt, In order to help stem the German
advance On account of this condi
tion, It is i.ety likely that the Govern
ment will not turn Its attention to tho
college R. 0 T. C men until sometime
in any
Although there li, , ,but o short thno
left for spring drill before tho clone of
the Hamster, it Is planned to start the
trench wur it, as soon as a suitable piece
of ground Is located Word hos been
reached that 200 dummy hand gra
nndes have been shipped, and as soon
as they arrive, instruction will Mr given
In their use
WINS ORATORICAL CONTEST
The annual oratorical contest, held by
the members of the Penn State Prohibi
tion League, nos this sear won by C.
L Fainbaugh 'l9: H ➢I Spengler TO
secured second place. Prizes of ton and
the dollars tare been anarded to the
Inneis The judges of the contest
were Dr Anderson, Dr. Foster and Dr.
Zook
COLLARS
FOR SPRING
CASCO-234.. CLYDC-21/.9tn
Clothes
FRESHMAN CLASS
, HOLDS NOMINATIONS
(Continual from first pass)
Hoober, W 0. Goodall, .7 L. Stewart, R.
H. Mahon. A 0. Ruhmel, E. E. Over
dorf, C. R. Wsdker, E S. Farley, E M.
Aiken' IF C Shultz, J. Patterson, and
P L Coates.
The following Irmo nominated for
secretary: A. E. Pringle, R Zi, Henry.
W R. Bowman, E L H. Garman, A. D.
Spaeth, H P. Wont, W 0, Eillinger, A.
S. Guthrie, M W Myers. F. 0. Church,
D E Chambers, H. B Coon, J. 1.
Romig, E .1. Haney, Cl W. Rummel, E.
11 Maher, G. H McMillan, .1 E.
Hughes, R. A Hooks, C E Lewis, N
D. Hayes, R P. Holmes, R L Wentzel,
P 'W. Jennings, W 11. Hanneman, C. C •
Watson, W. I•' Chandler, D H. Zeller,
al It DeWalt and 9 J Craighead.
The nominations for treasurer were
as follows R V. Bally, N. R. Noel% D
For the Best
Bread, Pies ,
and Cakes
State College Bakery
Oar Ice Cream Has No Equal
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WEDNESDAY
WALLACE REID
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' "REVIROCK JONES"
A woman's wit and intuition help. a
yoUnit miner in a light Co, his property.
s AND ,
A MACK SENNETT COMEDY
THURSDAY
WILLIAM S. HART
"BLUE BLAZES RAWDEN"
The awakening of a rough, brutalized
man to a goneo of bettor thing. through
the appeal of a good woman.i
S. 8011, B. W. ICnarp, J. 'Burgeon,
A Roger. R W. McCllntlo, C. R. Lewis,
A. J. Boyer, P H. Estarly,H.T. Weller,
J, 11, Stormtelter, X O. Orytt, C Manz
name, H. W. Crum.A. R. Daugherty;
D. E Owens, J. B. MacKenzie, A. M.
Snyder, R. B Boor, B. Laurie, W. W.
Corson, El B. Petty, W. H. ShoMY, T H.
Btu tilson..P. H. Trout, It T. Millen and
of C Balder.
W W Ilfaelltain 'lB, gala a short talk
upon the celebration for "Moving-Up
Da)," April 13, and urged the class to
"got bony." Max Rlebenack was elected
class 1...0be1i manager Announcement
was made that numerals had been
THE
First National Bank
STATE COLLEGE, PA.
S - 2
Capital - - - $50,000
Surplus - - - 35,000
ES
W. L. FOSTER, President
DAVID F. KAPP, Cashier
THOSE are some of the live style touches
fOr Spring we're showing at this store. ..If
these aren't just the things you want, you'll find
other new ideas here in military \ sport suits by
Hart Schaffner
& Marx
When we offer you such clothes we know
we're giving you the best style creations to be
had. We're also giving you the best values.
That's the spirit here; only the
best and be sure you're pleased )
with it; if not, your money back.
Montgomery & Co.
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE
The home of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes
State College
:Ai.wAniwi!wawrAwm;ilc.
Tffeetire Go.
cphofopia g s o f Qua*
State College, -Pa
FRIDAY --,
DOROTHY DALTON-
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"FLARE-UP SAL"
A romance of tho dale of 49 teploto
with advonturea, thrills and aueponae.
BENJAMIN CHAPIN
IN
"A SON OF DEMOCRACY"
SATURDAY
PAULINE FREDERICK
"MADAME JEALOUSY"
A vivid and huminatlng drama of
modern (aocloty told no a. morality play
by the author of ..11Myierlence."
Wednesdily, April 3, 1918
wardwi as follows wrestling—C.- E.
nye, C. P. Shnulls, J. R Wllllanul.
t Moore, V, C. Shull., C. C Wateen
. P Helmet Basketball—T. H. nitner
S Valley, 0. 11. 101edman.' N. rt
Coll), N. C Replogle, W. CI Klllngc
nd H. N
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Belldfonte
MONDAY
ALICE BRADY
"HER SILENT SACRIFICE"
.1101 the honest love of a country
girl overcome the omntY 'mat UMW of
Pet Minn life.
TUESDAY
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"REACHING FOR THE MOON"
onmblantion of romance, comedy
and drama, tytilch oxpounde the theory
that success la really the attainment of
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