K. METZGER
A. STORE
Since January Ist, 1919, we
have added many new improve
ments to our rapidly growing
store. ¥e have had a new front
added which cost $7OO, in order
that we could show our large stock
to better advantage. In addition
we have installed new steel shelv
ing, and a new show case. All
this was done to better our SER
VICE to yon.
We believe our store is doing
a Service to the students of Penn
State, or our business would not
have doubled over the preceding
year. It is our aim to again more
than double our business over
1919. To do this we intend to add
several new lines to our store
announcements of which will be
made later.,
Should you not be able to se
cure any article you wish, tell us,
we will order it for you, no matter
how small the order.
After leaving Penn State send
us your mail order for anything
you may need, such as text books,
college jewelry, pennants, mem
ory books, etc.; in fact, anything
you may need.
Tours for Service,
Penn State Seal Calendars a dandy Souvenir to send
to your friends.
L. K. METZGER
Pennants, Banners, Pillow tops, College seal jewelry
—-»** '5 * -- J— > - __ Filling and Screw Joint
Party hats, Confetti, Streamers and Crepe Papers tZZZZTZI
A complete line of Athletic Goods Ea® ond
“Metz”
THE NEW EDISON
"The Phonograph Voith a Soul”
It Actually RE-CREATES MUSIC
The $3,000,000 Phonograph
No needles to change
No records to break
PgNN STATE COIIEQIAR
FOR PENN STATE STUDENTS
Owned Iby a Penn State Man
For Letters Where Business
Letterheads are Out of Place
a man’s social letters
cannot be written on
better notepaper than
"The Stationery of a Gentleman"
It b distinctly a man’s
paper andquite notice
ably a paper of vast
quality that only a man
of taste and judgment
would select.
In boxes, with envelopes to match
Fraternity and College Seal Stationery
WAHL EVERSHARP PENCILS
WAHL TEMPOINT FOUNTAIN PENS
•Join our Library $l.OO to join. 75c refunded when
you drop out. 2c per day rental. Minimum charge of sc.
It contains the latest and best fiction. Over 250 books now
in the Library.
11l ALLEN STREET L. K. METZGER
A Complete Line of '
Text Books & Supplies
for the Second Semester
Laundry Boxes
To Send Your
Laundry Home
$1.95 to $5.50
WASTE PAPER BASKETS
Robert Service Poems
The Rivers End by Curwood
Desert of Wheat by Zane Gray
Recreation of Brian Kent by Harold Bell Wright
Edgar A. Guest Poems
“Great Impersonation” by Oppenheim
Roosevelt’s Letters to his Children
Abolishing of Death by Basil King
The Big Show by Elsie Janis
231-2 Hours Leave by Mary Roberts Rhinehart
METZGER
L. K.
READ
Spell of the Yukon
Rhymes of,a Red Cross Man
Rhymes of a Rolling Stone
Ballads of a Cheechako
Heap o’ Livin’
Over Here
The Path to Home
Just Folks
Thunday, January 28,
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 flejd
biiity.
Writes at first touch.
The famous Wahl
Comb Feed auto
matically reflates
flow of inis for any
speed.
Air-tight chamber
prevents “sweating’*
and keeps pen moist
for instant writing.
waul .
TEMPOINT
Tho Perfect Pointed
(Heretofore ftnotim as the
JJojton Safety Pin)
A fitting writing mate
to the Eversharp Pencil,
made by the same con
cern. Made in both Self