Tuesday, January 31, 1922 "SKATING RINK TO BE A REALITY"---BEZDEK Present Work On Old Beaver Field Is of Experimental ' Nature Hugo Bentelt emits the student hotly to have nn ice skating tick He Is en thusiastic about the project, declaring Unit nothing skint of a lingo rink of about a hundred yards square elll sat 'Lily him With his chameterlstic en ergy he is planning, and winking out satisf IMOI3 arrangements to imsure the college the Measure and enjoyment of a sport that It has long desk ed Towmds this end, work is facidly cioceeding on Old Beaver Field, where an attempt being made to contort tit; field Into a skating rink by flood ing it and allowing it to freeze over Success, however, has been hampered and great , dilllculty Is bid= exper ienced owing to the fact that the geld has a slant and dip which causes the water to flow away. preventing the freezing og the entire are . a. Efforts will be made to obtain a fairly level surface by banking the dtp with snow and Ice. The work on Old Beaver Field has been largely in the nature of an ex perlment, from which Schick has ob- Mined Information that will enable hint to successfully carry out his schemes Next fall the field will be levelled, ploughed and dragged smooth to insure a perfect surface for Its transformation into a sheet of Ice If conditions are found unfavorable, it will be necessa* to abandon the field. and , the rink will be located else nhere Among other things, ice skat ing at night under the glare of electric lights sill be attempted Tile student population may look familia to a glorious season of sinter sports TWO COURSES IN 818. LIT. ' GIVEN THIS SEMESTER Beginning with the second semester three' new courses in Biblical Litera ture will be added to the curriculum of the college, namely Bib. Litt. G. Bib Litt. 5, Bib. Litt. 9. Dr Battenhouse sill teach Bib Litt. 6 and 9 The first will be a lecture course, with Reims sions; on the history and Moisture of the New Testament, especially for Freshmen and Sophomores Bib. Litt 9 will be a course dealing with the Philosophy of Religion, for upper class men. Students who are expecting to schedule these courses are asked to re port at the English office, 323 Old Main at the earliest possible date Bib Litt 5. dealing with the life and epistles of Paul will bd taught by WATCHES - T usT as the difference in the price of mtomobiles is reflected in the make-up and running of the rs, so is the difference wSreh - priCes reflected in - ; the: make - V and running of the watches Time accuracy is not the mil} factor that regulates the price. There is also to he considered shape, size, finish, design, and material Naturally, the finely designed and in - [neatly finished watch is worth more than the commonly de signed and cheaply finished watch: Come in and Look Over Our Line of Watches THE CRABTREE CO. , JEWELERS Second Pre=lnventory Sale At this time all of our Fall and Winter Shoes and OxfordS will be greatly reduced, in order that our shelves can be sleaned 'for incoming Spring goods.' . Without a doubt_you will be able to save money by taking advantage of this sale. Shoes of Quality at prices greatly, below todaY's, market. • The sizes on - a good many lots are broken and an early purchase has greater possibilities of fit and selection. Our windows are full of bargains. We quote .below a few of them WOMEN'S TAN AND BLACK LOW CHILD'S HIGH CUT SHOES, LACE ' .HEEL OXFORDS Sizes B'/ to 2 $7.00 Value; Now $5.45 $3 50 Value; Now $2.45 WOMEN'S BROWN, TAN AND BLACK BOYS' HIGH CUT SHOE, TWO- IN ,CALF AND SCOTCH GRAIN, LOW BUCKLE, WELT HEEL OXFORDS $6.00 Value; Now $4.45 $9.00 Value; Now $6.95 IVIEN'S BLACK AND TAN DRESS SHOES ' MEN'S BLACK AND TAN OXFORDS IN SCOTCH GRAIN CALF AND VEALS SCOTCH GRAIN, CALF AND VEALS , $ll.OO Value; Now $8.95 $lO.OO Value; Now $8.45 This Sale Will Continue Until Saturday, February 11. 20TH CENTURY SHOE CO.. 121 Allen St. 'Di hat, Thls coulqe will take up the stud,' of 1.1.0 l :old Ills mis.siona, j 01.111112,1 and lately to the Chun h of 11114 €OOll4O Iv volt' Impor tant 01 It leschte the founding of the etuly Mulch The hums In uhleb this coui se lie taught a ~ re on Tue.,'- Any Ind at 1 00, MANY - "SHORT HORNS" • TAKING DAIRY COURSE 7Rw No Dili3 Alanufeatullog whichthe Depal 011,11 of Diary lin, Minim In offeilng a 0 one of its 0 10- tei Shea Coulseo hos enjoyed re rm. 1.01110 110001.11 its among the 11 .3110 i 11,115' this yII Vol It of the hat. me ,oiled In the !Jill, Maur teaming cow 50, end this 10 the 11100001 enloll. moor of any of the ti, olntel In Agilcultiire Ina Is-no, 0 11111 11 10 tee the nuinbei who 01001011 Del, Menu Metering 1 101 50,110 This !loge 10000010 in the numbei of Dally Ihalufnetullng students IS, itt [dinned to the fact that Del, Manu facturing 101000010 In Pennovhaniu hove undergone 00001,101 1101 e 10000111- rnent In 100000 yents and nlsu to the fact Ova on the etudents eho grad -Ited 11 mu that eouree 110 t yc.o 00- noted pooltlons at aelnunerathe Inrunediatell ut the clew of the cOll,lO Nor trill the Shalt Course students In thin work lack good Instruction tills win., It mantic-al and esperieved teachers count for amthing Olt Cohn Pierson who graduated from Penn State In the FOlll, Cal Agticultur al COllll,ll. the 'Olt 0, ear • Agrlcultui al course and the Wlntet Shot I. course has secured a lease of alisente from bra i; : risltlon tritertir r Minnesnto choir he Is the mann:is of the Dig Per tit, Co-operatn CE e 1111011 sin*. In 'rising Institution In, the,hut ter-malting course her e'dur Mg the taro months' sco of the Last year the Big loot urn Creamer) cinch Is the latgest one In lb tt sec lion, made inet 500,00 nottirds of but ter Ali Pia 4.1 himself, horsc on ammo ous Pll/114 111 bl 1111.! -In dd. tort, on oniesta In :11innesoLt. and also n o elved five diplomas last tort, but ter or Mg One of these N,14 pre sented by the Natl. ri DM, Show The intim-atom root k In ice cream malting null be in citurire o 1 Mr Leroy blumberger. who is note In the employ of the lisolngton Tee Cleam and Con densed Mlik Company, of Dushore. Pt iI.II.IIIV.IINIAONOI4ISIWIMIIIienI S T E. W. Gernerd,.!.i • 7 Merchant Tailor 6 s Next to Post Office 1 is+.s.4o..mws..sis.is NI) I11111.)1)1 Ott i, I vort 11101 hi I) o nut].) 1).) 11 tt log. }thus) If F. 1.11- 0.1 1 1111 riot» ,tato ., 1,11,111 Com , ' In Dill, Munn; I 11,1 In): Intl having . . 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IncunneLtlon ltillt th. ient de‘el opulent ot t).iltt tin our.. tui In,: In Penne)l , tni t, It in to be noted th tt ' the I<tle,lelle dt tto 14 nito tile LOU,, /11 %tate In the union fin fnnll 1. 0, 11/ o tlon. und rAnle; thhil in the wile of nurhet mThi4 1140,111,0 Y 1.1111,1 n il tile 111111111(10.111 1 1,1 t°nth Intetl ge, coil fin I..ni t,nuettthm vhe h, .4 x.e In the Inoano tion of he ‘11.91n TWENTY-FIVE CO-EDS IN "JOLLIES" CHORUS nsent)-II,t• of l'Onn St ‘10 . 41n0.t toinel% 0-.14 0 nu ai the up the luty Lim to of the lotll tol 1922", ohlch 0111 be pl'oot.nton m thk Atalltothun on let hlal 01111 ttaL 1113 night , . rein on 1.) se, enteontlt inn v4:1100 , 130 This ploy !Wing atcoented no the annual in o- SALESMANSHIP IS THE FOUNDATION OF, BU SINESS 'I 111 , , title of ill 4 Ine , ce of cmmeme Slinoet .r . Miens Lan inake in ei tl.'.le but It o take. , a salesman to act Ito full I due In the openroalltet Salesman • . ...hlp should be studied 11 all, college , men cone - plating a buelneoe tare. - ' - NAIIAPCO offers t. thorough LOU", In prootl9l.l , t ts tell u.sithersetkal salesninnehlp, and - , d.ad4.4dn-- a . d' - onictrttinity to uaa , all college expenses. We glgtrantet 1,01.1 $345 for the summer vacation Last 3, to It huge number of our students received o•er $l,OOO e Ino.O room' for a fen mote men for our • "1922" co gar: Motion and If )ou m e anxious to receive Ulnae of , tele nature Madly :communicate with em New 'Yolk °Mtn, 11'1 Nue•ym Sh eel - JHEI NATIONAL MAP COMPANY . - EDELIMM THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN dot don of the Rehabilitation Club, the F to ouscbt of 0 Inch "11l be donated tn te EllO Ilnanclng of doting the OTI Mt Natant lot lion eals is 111, begin tide 0 eek, as sill d , e3 the sale of tickets, 33 Inch are I Id the bolls of metnbei s of the Rehab' I Club and of the 'denims Class Tht loßle4 Of 1022', Which 0111 the folio of a. three-act musical LOOO.I edy, 111040 key to be bette3 than ON er ti's lieern Ali G Mot et, of the Joe Gioduction Conipany, of Chicago, alto ha° pet tonal super, talon of the oduLtlon, xtates that, he expects to t roy! ids 10141101, ,sts tosses in State College, and Unto In Itself assume an oscellont enlartabanent It has also 'been- untounta.d that laven*-900° co nlll be included in the cast. Re lit, n sots all' begin this seek and 'sill 3 °Wino,' until the Shen Is staged 'flakes lot the entortttnment also go on sale [edits and cony lie purchased It not' members of, the Itch tb Club and of the Class of 1022 The proceeds of the short the Rehab, trill denote to ad Iltinnclog the placing of the "8" 011 iitillllt.NittlatlV It Is announced . • . tint no more that ton /tickets will be sold to each not win. title year These tickets uill be sold fOr Rai cents, sev ent3,ll‘e cents. And one dollar, and in to be c‘chtinged for reserved seats at the Co-Op on Wednesda s y, february fifteenth State College, Pa. 1111411"11) t I . ii tlt I \ Tilt pupils a tilt Dunn Intent of Music o ill git o n ocital sometime dur lig: itnn it The tp t IVO ohlth 11111 (she iti opt at tint thus tt is the Oust chit h oas multi tilt to hots been din en soloed:tie chugng tilt lit stsentestet .1 but ninth ons unatolpialds houtponed Puipils of the tpitno, toles anti organ oill 'it tiellutte in the sooting contrast it inch in gost WI those held lue itpuqlt, Mil be oiton to the nuhtie QUA lITLTS 7'o SING AT ISELLEP OZNIT CIIUIIOII A. vnen I.J In ograni Ito rendered by the Vitra'Cy Male Qunitet, the 1 neiihmen Calk Quarkt ,tad an Instru ental trio comptruzil of Piolietmora Berman, Putney and Rollie:1 In Belli,' fonte on Tuebday Feln oar) ileum-id, This program 10111 be given' In connection with the choir of the Bp- Incopal Church of Bellefonte Mrs C Cash and Carry - _ E . Fye Store • N .: • .. ai Ia • .- " 4 D .4,Nr . - • _ ..a eve. E #ne azze Packag All,our skill, facilities, and lifelong knowledge of the finest tobaccos are concentrated on this one cigarette—CAMEL. Into this ONE BRAND, we put the utmost qual ity. Nothing is too good for Camels. They are as good as it's possible to make a cigarette. Camel QUALITY is always maintained at the same high, exclusive standard. You can always depend on the same mellow-mild refreshing smooth ness-L%-the taste and rich flavor of choicest tobaccos —and entire freedom from cigaretty aftertaste. And remember this! Camels come in one size package only-20 cigarettes—just the right size to make the greatest saving in production and - packing. This saving goes straight into Camel Quality. That's one reason why you can get Camel Quality at so moderate a price. Here's another. • We put no useless frills on the Camel. package. No "extra wrappers!" Nothing just for show! Such things do not improve the smoke any more than premiums or coupons. And their added cost must go onto the price or come out of the quality. One thing—and one only—is responsib—) for Camels great and growing popularity— That is CAMEL QUALITY. BFI k i & ' f ir . • C tICLOIIII,III3 at the piano elth C C Robinson at the DR. SPARKS TO LECTURE I AT SIXTY INSTITUTIONS DL 111 opt.od the ntoond 1 +ont , dot in tlsitlng unit entltlel and ollegt, in lite Intm oat of !moaned atentlon to .ttnot Imo vchoinrghli/ un do, tho iIIYPItCY of Ito boort! , toelety of Pill Kappa 1911. of nitirh Ito 19 Re gent it Ilt 0111 spoilt al 100011 0151 J 111.11.11110119 noon I Wile to atti- 1: Hear the Victor Records Feb. Ist The Music Room ' BALFOUR BLUE BOOK 1922 The Standard Reference for Fraternity Jewelry will be mailed on application. L. G. BALFOUR CO. Factory, Attleboro, Mass Pittsburg Office, 299 Uunion A Badges Jewelry Stationery R J REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO, Winoton-Salum. N C 1=11!I In tomb ulth Dl SP , II nom limo to Ihno o II journeys to the l oloun wi l l [lon E CREA OF QUALIT HARVE 220 E. College PHONE 211
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