A Box of Samoset Chocolates for Easter Can you-think of anything better? Our guarantee of— satisfaction or money back on every package. iRAHAM & SONS on the Corner icudy several m tides fium pi eminent alumni have been ividvid An nitlcli entitled "The Engineer In the Commun ity” by Mi E II bnlffcn who lx head of the Fowoi Depot tment of the "Wes tlnghouoe Electric and Manufacturing Cumpunv, has been leeelvcd anil will, no doubt, be of spcilul Interest to all engineering Htudents In that it given the Ideas of a man who lx both tech nically and prmiuiUv fitted to discuss such a subject SS CLUB ANNOUNCES TOPICS FOR NEXT MEETING ho beat >et” was the verdict ron j by those who attended the March jnth meeting of the Penn State » Club The new plan of burro*- themes for development at each InR, Is biinßiUß out a Rrcat vnr of Ideas nnd mode of treatment subject, "From Penn State to the j Pen" provoked four Open of sto -one of a fraternity lnltaltlon, one ovle production, one of pure Imagl m, and one more serious in tone io subjects for tho next meetlnß, *h twenty-ninth should prove even ) fertile In suggestion They nre roads of Destiny, dhonts of Nit , Cindies of Old Main, and Checks ve known ■cry member of the club In united rite one of these subjects treating she pleases The Invitation Is by neans confined to club members rlbutlons ore welcomed from every go man and womnn. Mall address* o "El Dorado" State College, will h the club promptly 10 _ meetings of the club are ul open to visitors In fact, there been not more than two meetings car nt which there was not at one now peraon Meetings arc on the first unit third Mondays of month. In Alcove R of the Llb- Thc next meeting will bo on :h twenty-ninth, nt eight V M STATE ENGINEER- TO APPEAR IN NEAR FUTURE inn State's new engineering Jour the "Penn State Engineer" la grad ,♦ being brought Into shape and be long It U hoped to have It in the Is of the printer. Many of the irtlsements bate come In and nl- BKIEF CASES, MUSIC FOLIOS AND STUDENT CASES 'Demand the original for your protection 111. Ilf LEATHER GOODS l« Mark GUARANTEED TO GIVE iualltr SATISFACTORY SERVICE At mII Stores where qatUty rates tan Mfg. Co., New York $250,000 was spent to make “EYES OF YOUTH” The Monarch of Dramatic Friday and Saturday, March 26 and 27 Matinee Doily at Two Special Prices, Adulta 30 cents; Children 15 cents; and tax Pasti m e .SOPHOMORES NOTICE Sophomoie candidates foi TonnN M.uutger, sign up Immidl itdv, at Oind unto Manage)’h office HEIIAII MINSTRELS ON FRIDAY NIDIIT (Continued from llrst pago) tdiould pi me of much Intel ext on that account Ticketx foi tlilx bunefit entviiain ment will be placul on sale at the Ath letic store tonight and tomoirow even ingx fiom C 'll) to H 00 o'clock, and those who dexlie cholic Heats are utgvd to ait nulikly. Inasmuch is there his been a gieal demand foi scats at all previous sales The |>ilces me flftv cents, seventy five cents and one doll n STRONG I m:s rNTERED IN I\TI;RSCHOLISTH's (Continued from llrat page) flnnl field j,o il this competition pintn- Isis to bilng out the fastest (pialltv of schol'istlc basketball ever dlsplaved on the local flnoi, and it will be an un usual homn fin tin* successful t am In addition to deckling the ihnmplmi* ship of th<> Pennsylvania Intiischol astic Athletic Assoelntlon this meet will bring logctlici the finest gmlietlng of star athletes even assembled at one In stitution The : Pennsylvania : State : College ERRIN' ERI.E SPARKS, rh.l» n 1..1.. U, PRESIDENT Established and mnlnUilncd bv tin Joint action ot.thc United State* Government and tho Commonwealth of Pennsylvania FIVE GREAT SCHOOL 1 -Agriculture, Engineering, Liberal Arta, Mining, and Natural Science, offering {][ thirty-eight courses or four vein, each—Also courses In Homo Economics. Industrial Art, and Physi ol cal Education TUITION Fill E to both soxca; incidental churgc9 moderate First semester begins mlddl > of September, second semester the first of February; Summer Session for Teachers about the third Mnmluy lit Juno of each year ' For catalogue, bulletins, announcements, etc, address TIIE REGISTRAR, State College, Pennsylvania SUPREME TEAM READY FOR INTERCOLLEGIATES (Continued from first page) baldest bout of tho veal being with Tioutmin. Penn, over whom he had a decided advantage The 116-pound class will In a struggle between Kirk land. of Columbia mid Captain Mills, Pciui State, with the latter a decided f iv in lie. .Mowrer Picked To Win The IfiN-pound cluxk promises to be one of the hardest fought of the moot. Mowrer. Penn State, Ims gone through the season undefeated and seems the logical winner !3orgdoil of Lehigh gave him a hmd fight In the lost meet while Axhliv of Penn, who has been out nlmoxt the entire veur, but who show- ■il up well last yiur Is also counted In the Ilnc-up foi bonoix Red, of Princeton, also gave him ii hnrd fight and, will undoubtedly win a place. Captain Giay of Vale will undoubl- edlv be thclmidcHt contondei. lie won his bout at the Navy last week ami is! the New Englander's host choice j Blown lx the undisputed vvimtci In tho' light heavy weight clans. Good of Le high gave him the hardest fight of the year but he Is not feared by any Largest Selling ■ Pencil in . {lwSWorld 17 Blacl* Degrees 3 Copying Venus 11 YPENCILSI! f AMRRtCAN LBAD PENCIL CO, • N.Y Theatre PENN STATE COLLEGIAN means Tho heavyweight class will al so witness some hard contests. Farley Is Just rounding into form after learn ing the rudiments of the game and will be a suitable opponent for either Booth of Lehigh or Carpenter of Prlnciton, both of whom 'won from him but n galnst whom he showed signs of being a strong opponent. Gnlt of Yale, n footbnll man, gave the Navy man n hnid bntlc last Saturday losing only nftcr-two extra periods For that rea son he is feared by nil contenders for the heavyweight belt. The meet wit be one of the largest BALFOUR BLUE BOOK 1920 The Standard Reference for Fraternity Jewelry Individual Badge Price List now ready for distribution. . L. G. BALFOUR CO. Attleboro, Moss. Badges *•—«iy Stationery Wonder Picture winter events of the year and a large numbet of students are expected to go from thin place to witness tho tilts, and to see. who In king of the beasts, whether It In the Nlttuny Lion, Prin ceton Tiger, Penn Fox. Yulu Bull-dog, Lehigh Bear, Cornell Wld-cnt, or tho Coumhla Hyena. Student Salesmen Would $5O 00 to $lOO.OO a week ! interest you? Many students earn this selling our Complete Line Sanitary Brushes, Mops and Dus ters. Best part-time and Summer Work Proposition in. America. Write and be convinced SANFORD BRUSH COMPANY * 544 W Lake, Chicago 111. KuuiuuiDinmmiiininiiiiiiiuaiiiumiiitniiiimiiitiQiiimiiminmi' J Easter J I s is coming | We are offering’ I an exceptionhlly fine 1' assortment of | Whitman’s 1 Chocolates S 1 for the Easter Trade I Expert | Prescription & Fountain | Service | Ray D. Gilliland | | Druggist I | NITTANY INN BLOCK | ' g umamtmttiunuirmni lomiiuuinumititmaoinoaiiiunuuiittn “Dress Parade ? '= 1920 “DRESS PARADE” now means something quite different from what it meant two years ago—soldiers, training camps, battlefields, military attire. “Dress Parade" this year—Easter Sunday—the dress-up day of the year— everyone in a joyous mood—the usual exchange of greetings—a leisurely stroll down the square. Maybe you couldn’t be in the dress parade two years ago. You'll surely want to join the 1920 dress parade. We’re ready for you—with Kuppenheimcr and Fashion Park good clothes; , suits and overcoats for men and young men. Styles like; rich fab rics; Quality you can'depend upon; superb values ' 1 New Hats from Dobbs & Co. and Grofut & Knapp New Neckwear Manhattan and Bates Street Shirts mliliyf CTf Correct V_b gross. AND STATE COLLEGE - Pa. and digestions. Its benefits are as GREfST as its cost is SMALL! It satisfies the desire for sweets, and is beneficial, too. Sealed Tight -fitter Every Meal” o.WRIGLEYS^> tntpEßPECTGUMrifttt* te house of Kttppenheimer clothes Wednesday, March 24, 1920. Kept Right The Flavor Lasts Al 2
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