Penn State collegian. (State College, Pa.) 1911-1940, September 24, 1919, Image 8

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For every purchase at our store you receive a cash sales
check. Save these checks until October 15th when you
may exchange every $2.50 worth for a FREE CHANCE
OAR :'ILL BE GIVEN AWAY SATURDAY, OCT. 18
A !Irief History
of
Sur 0, usines
and. Stir
Our store opened for business in the FALL of 1913, front a
vety modest beginning. when the owner was still a Junior at Penn
State. At that time we occupied inilv a very small part of our present
location. alter graduation in 1913, we occupied our entire
present location, due to out abnormal growth.
In 1911 we sold only Agricultural Books. We added various
articles as rapidly as we were able. In the FALL of 1915 we began
to expand very rapidly, until now we carry the MOST COMPLETE
line of TEXT BOOKS and STUDLNT SUPPLIES at PENN STATE.
We also cam various other articles which a student may need
while here at College.
Our POLICY has been and always will be to serve you in
the leo , best possible manner. We invite helpful SUGGESTIONS
and CRITICISMS to improve our SERVICE. We realize that our
Ini " siness will grow onlv if we render you the best of SERVICE,
and we aim to do so.
lA/ el t r irrit ea int' s
FRESHMAN CAPS
That Will Last Through the Entire Year
For Letters Where Business
Letterheads are Out of Place
a man's social letters
cannot be written on
better notepaper than
d e t n
wmpottitte
700 a
It is distinctly a man's
paper and quite notice
ably a paper of vast
quality that only a man
of taste and judgment
would select.
in boxes, with envelopes to match
L K. METZGER
Join
Try Our Famous
Butter=Kist Pop Corn
111 ALLEN STREET
PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
Gc i Nzea r - 1
A. wa.y
The Point
Makes the
Pen
The Tcmpoint Pen
has the point that
won't weaken in the
strongest hand or
strongest ink—
Due to a special
hardening process
which also gives the
gold pen a steel-like
hardness and flexi
bility.
Writes et first touch.
The famous Wahl
Comb Feed r.uto-
matically regulates
flow of ink for any
speed.
Air-tight chamber
prevents "sweating"
and keeps pen moist
for instant writing.
TEMPPIN.r
Tim Perfect Pointed
Pen
(Heretofore known aa Thu ,
Damn Sof ay Pod
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ii 1 A fitting writing mote
to the Eversharp Pencil,
made by the same con
cern. Made in both Self
Filling nnd Screw Joint
etylca. Prices,s2.so and
V(/ ' uP
...k , Come nod try it. Learn
..11fit how different and better
fAli" a pi-st can be.
Ici 4e et. 1 mot
Our Library
It costs you $l.OO to join, 75 cents
of which is refunded when you wish
to drop out. 2• cents per day for
each day you have the book is
charged, 5 cents being the mini=
mum charge
We also carry a very complete line
of FICTION, both new and re-prints
Absolutely Free
We carry a Complete Line of
College Text Books
Drawing Instruments
and Supplies
Loose- Leaf Books all sizes, Filing Devices,
Book Covers, Book Racks, Laundry
Boxes both Fibre and Canvass
Typewriters for ,!'ent
Typewriter Paper, Ribbons and Carbon Paper
Gillette, Gem, Everready and Durham-Duplex
Safety Razors and Blades
Alarm clocks, Student Lamps, Knives, Desk
Blotting Pads and Blotters,
Waste Baskets
Memory or Stunt . Books
College Seal, Faternity Stationery and Jewelry
Old Hampshire, Eaton, Crane and Pike Stationery. Playing Cards, Checkers, Dice and Poker Chips
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Pennants, Banners, Pillow Tops, Leather Hides
rit F. 4e nt lE3_ll
Hear such a Tone Test Friday
Oct. 10 here in State College.
McGREGQR LANE OF
Golf
Clubs
Balls
Wednesday, Sept. 24, 1919
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FOUNTAIN-PEN PILLING II
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THE FAMOUS INItTITE CAP
nAnas
LEAKING IMPOSSIBLE
THEQUALITYCROCKER PEN
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• Join de army(
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SEE IT-TRY IT
YOU'LL BUY IT
tall] FOR 3a.50 AND UPWARDS
'...•e,FerekTF I til lal
••=7::=•• MIKTAIN ffM
4"
as
Anna Case
The MIRACLE
GIRL of GRAND
OPERA singing in
direct comparison
with - ,
The Edison_
Diamond Disc _
Phonograph