Friday, May'29,-1925. ' *
Complete Ballot
Tabulation Made
' Tho onniil'ti'tf- nhutfi'lnn ft’f mtef
fm (liss nlllrci s, c tiuloni Couhril mem*
|hh nml Lt Vfo oflh'Pix im m-uV Inst
llijtht follow*
F maiibuc* fm the b«e-ddf-nn of the
rims of 112 U W .1 Durtili -IC. D D
Ilont v 211. C U Meffu-frel 73. I* R
I"ig.* -11 ntrfl V M SrhhfH 7“ FiM
n-eioimj of 1926 V. R njrjr>stniS.
lIS K i: fltillc-i I'fM. 11. II Hughe*
72. T P Lane 71 -mil I II V 4
Fill ti'iMSliH-i \V *1 • DuWiln ICO. *l5,
XI Ilnekett 134, 1) XV llrek *.t ihd
II 11 l'-ukoi 127
The Stmli-nt Council rrstilts fiom
the School of AfevlPftlnitp in* A it
15ro-itli 11. D P Hindi 1 P H Culkin*
10. Cl 11 Cook H. II Ctafl 13 J-
A t’uiln 11. \V I fllllpsplp 13. O It
lgtko 11. n r; koWp if. if* 7). Me-
Dnugill 3 tl i: Xlc-Illliem 12. XV F.
I’jnk 1.7 J n I’piiihOn 10. A. O Hhoi.l
17 B l7 .10(1 IJ
*f*n 11.
rrom tho -Sphonl ‘of RluPotion
Tlmnns Cnlh 11. It I K-ilmon *4 An-1
S M XVonilhC.nl 7
School of ClumPdn nn<l -
C X Dni« 17. II I. Kellner 21.’1l M
IfoCord 11 ind C C Sjlsbui % 10
Prom iho School of B|ig)ne<-il Kg Uu*
t< turns ox \V XV. Alim 4*l C \V.
Piuei 1.4 f. XV Riunr 30. \. if''Keck
li> .1 B ‘ Hlekloi 24 R 1 Oouilei ,24
XV Omm 41,, iI. IT.itntll r lO. \v*-H
House 7N, 15,11 Kein'7o. It ‘V-lvi Ii bfr!
24 XI y Lopgenocket* 20 J. J.Jlueh
hn 41. D II Mititein 31 mil XT' XV.
Sf-rner ifi
Si hool of xrines B C Iloote in, 17
D M ilin 5 L 1) Se\nu-ur 4 on 1
I’m l Wolff 14
School of Llhet il Art* P II Pun-.
Hi XV .Xf Coimet 31 C S Ci iwford
2s, I R Dowd 14 XV H Diml.m 21.
P XI Hunei 44 15 XV Heck 1 D
O Ilood AC.. I .1 Hopkins 7. T r
Rule II V O McOleltnn 1C P II
1. mkln 1. P S Sniois 4. X K Smith
72 It. P smith 26 nml R K. XVil
*n» 13.
ria«ft of 1927
The el-tss of 1927’s \nte for presldcr:
resulted .m follows R L frown DC.
I U Rimlets 26 O X Xew<iulnt' 47,
*l' T Petetson 72. IT i. Sehlmpfr 52
G I. Setmnn 101 I II freiiaht 72
T <: Rose he ii \ 14. C .1 Hlbel 23 and
I' L X\lllatil7l Pot *eeietui\ •'T X’
rimkeJO. H XI Han in HO r S
Hunt 44. S, H P.01.1j 7-7 H L Rpltlt
-127 ind T \. X’oumc 66 Por treasuier
Xf I AIV ft 51. II S’ Rick ,1.4. H A
Cinuion d S T CnokV'H7 U P
71 T IX Xubeih 41. I) K Rt-iia H
nnd I X Stowjit 77
The eomplete ic«ult* fot Student
foutull memlieis fiont the snrii>ue
s< hools follow Prom the School of Hn-
\ C XUowu% 6C O A
Puiross 24. R T Com til 33 It TX
,Durutfue. 75. .T 47,Ul_\\\
Piee 20. D A Johann 17, R B Kin?
47 T A Xlothlas 79 B. T Pefrorl 21.
Cl A Ithhner 17. T R. Ru«flell 24 It
A Ruthufofd 26. P XX\ Smith 20 «nll
S C Sin (let 14
Sehool of Mines S XI 3,
1 XV How ai d 6 1 J lack 9. 1 1,
Nelson 7 iml T C lteed .7
Fiom the Sehool of Liberal , Art*
C P Ro\n 16. T X’ D\ei 2S D X
Tianeis 11. It 11 Sewell 9. Il A Klt
th 17 i b Pam 11. XV E I‘rUchlud
17 XV r Steillns 4. S II Torehia 44.
X\ .1 Tutlub i» P X ,X\’eldnPi 16 and
1’ C XVhmton.26
School of X?iUuUure B P v ßikei
11 A I Colltns' 10 n T DrakeA ll
R 11 Donald«on 20. R 1* FOatAr 12,
1 C fd isjjow 4 1 IL Bth 1.7. II K
Johnson 4, P XX’ Kaiser 13. r A. A v
XteOmeh 4 J fl Stnrewskl li I O
Steele 8 and J I* YeiUin* 11
Ptcnn the Sehool of Education: XX
A Him 10 «.
T'k.ih the School ,of Chemistry and
Pluslcr P. O llOelteX 7, B H
man 11 A XX’ l-’iankenbem 17 J I*.
Inrlibs 12 'and T M Rowland 4^-
, la :
The iPimns for life oftlrershij)* oi’
Iho La X’le follow T-Xn .editor ,fl L
1-ell 40. It D Dumlftie Pl9‘ .R.-P
llei Wit It 89, L.U PlOttK ,71 fj A'
Uilluims 47 and ff ft XX"ontslo> "78
The hdlots foi «a'nrtldfites, out fot
lho iiosliion of I»usini*«s njamHtei l rt--’
suited ns tollows A >B, h
D flcotßo 38. J C fienv 97. N XX
The year is near:
Iy over. Get
your Penh
State souven
irs NOW.
Plaques
Belt Butkles
Pins
and ether
State Seal Jewelry ■
• ’ ?
RAY D. GILLILAND
, Druggist
Hosier 62. -s R 142 find P. i
Smith 44
1W? TfiTHoYiV
1 The prenltlentl.il p'lndld'ites In the
chHH of 1928 hod the following iitim
he I 'of Wdee .1 V; Reilleld 7.1 \V J
frorirtYii 176 S. S IfiilloMutth 4X. p
f*. V' E. H. Hewitt H, A. B
YIJIMI. XV. Xi EmWh'4l H Ltw
fct 64. h ‘Ci LMh?reh 16 and P A Xle-
U-illtaVns '45.
Following Ls the «ecretmlal lnllot
41 X R\rem 141 !„ Rut khoT.Ti-t 44 H
42 DeWcv 112 ’ J P fhlirtwade 48. P
T 5 Mahon 101,-O Xtnlth 7fi mil 1 A
•AXldmeX 14 ftf-snlts foi neaeurer
C Yllhhnns 07 F XI Oapei 81. T
H Hamilton 141 “B T. 111. K
1' Sl.unp 116 and A S Tciinax 49
The tliud*-Yit 'Connell vote fiom tin
■prhool of Libia-il -Art 8 R jf H„-
XfinlnrheVt 2‘4 It HavlUld 6 O XX Dei
rftk 3. R Y Y'hrfn 21. C II Hoi ton
19, Jt iD Hunion 4 D C Lmiff.-i i.
P 1 l/>rdon 7, R c Qul?le\ 17 ind
H • A WlUon 17
, School of Xinmiltuie C K Ret*
tlnf.H 17. I T X'mdeitlniik 20 11 K.
11 itnilton 11 mu! A L Haskins 22
From the of Bducitlon H
■Rnron *9 F L Livennnrv 1 ind XX' H
i:o\n n. f
of Cluttihtn and Plnaics T
l’'CostHlo W.-'R BwinK 1 « P C
Ijl blions, 0. XX. I. 'llsiwUlnx 7 D P
‘lJerwlck 12. I Xf 5 K, M Kinfre*
‘ll, >L , L '.lauliat 9. 11. 15 Popk>
j!7. R. XV. I*ie\o«t 7 mil M Q R\-
6 . t . v *- ’
- ‘/i Fromj the School of Hn?im.Hingr the
»etuins s\ete . K ,'/XI Atkinson 26. 11
1-' R/ftnlcV-ftbldct -20 T K INteth 27
R H lAans 6 n II ihllows 4 I A
fihlvl/y.inl U-ir l-\ Home 11 J H
Hown 1. XV K 1 ic-kson 17, i: T Jk-
JJowori* 70 , c r Xloßh iln 12. IL XI
MePhem'on 7. C XX'. Phillips 14. O
XV Shuster J XV D Stoner 7 and 1
IL XVilson 44 Ik iei«on'of the fiut
I* it Piexldent Ooiman .iutom itic ill\
ivpiesonts his school In Student Coun
cil, XVllHnnn election Is void
* School of Alines U If llimllton I.
Tl I lewis 9 1 II XteKheen 0 F
T Xfojrr J, i; XV. Rutfi 0 mil O L
S.aenius 2.
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING
r- SHORT-COURSE WILL BE
; heU) hfefite'tenth time
-,ThV Tenth ‘Annual Short Chump In
Imlußtiiul OrfiSm'l2fuion ami Atlmlnl*-
V-aiion will be* held at lVmi State
.Ipne twVtm-seeoml to lulv thlnl
"cThh object 'of eodrxe Is to ex
plain and Vo-onllnate tblf iel itlonshlps
I'ftwf'etrtht AaHwus functions of man
vUAement. tp plant ind otllce man.i?eis
enidnur- auditors,
accountants shop Iforemen .iml othn
i\tcuu%e«‘ ,
“The executhe'eourse is'j*hen undei
the dlt ectlttn of Pi of. I O Kellei lit id
of the' dcpai tment Piof. C XV 15<e«e
will handle' ( the wmk in thin stuck
and. manufacturlnk methods, ind Prof
■K : 1 B T Ihi 11 hi £er TTrl ll* g! ve. The ‘work In
fuctors plinnin? and emploM-e's sei
tjie ' It.ls expected that thh t> oi moic
{xecutlvPs fi om' Pennstknnl i will at
tend' '* t
Kill ’SALE—We two very dealr-
bulldlne lots with walks pin
/•xloftn, oniProspeet-avenue and Locum
•' Lime that can bo bought at thfs
Will,sell one or both Terms
djcalh onphj ments can he arr-mged
-•far. Call Dell 2i2 tf
r . ...
Going Somewhere Over the Week-end,? f
Gats Always Ready p
DPJV:£-IT-YOURSELF AUTO CO. I
_|;;f.ja-E-l-Hi-LAND SHOP I
Y " ' *' “Stsruict u:ith Courtesy"
■| ■ *' 'R. W. EDMISTON, Proprietor j
, | Cleaning, All Kinds Pressing Repairing X
LAUNDRY SERVICE EXTRAORDINARY j
'rl Our Telephone Number is 264 J
Gifts, For The Graduate
It is an easy matter to select
gifts for the graduate from
our stock.
have many pretty and
u«eful articles which are
sure to please.
EGOLF’S
Store closed all day oh Memorial Day
Open Friday evening until ten
JUDGE STAFFORD WILL
SPEAK AT GRADUATION
Bishop Harris Secured To belix'cr
Baccalaureate Sermon on
< - .Tune FouVtecnth
liulse XVemlill Philips St-iiTntd. -ts
kim I Uc ju*tlt i- of th<- Supi i-tne C >m t-»f
the Ulmtlct of roliiinli'i, his l.<on «. -
tured to ilell\ ci the iddicss to tht
?! iduiitln? i Iks of mine thin the
I undicd P< nn L. itc men mil unmet! fit
,111 c Hfi\-id\tJi C-inimemi-mcnt i\ei ( i«-
,t-. which will I><- h-lil nn Xlnnd i\ if
jU'inoon lum> llfteonth 'iho liucn
jl in i it- si i moii will he gl\en h\ liish
| ii" Roheits Iliiii* at the k.-i -
l\.ios on Sundtv. Inne fmii ti-enth w hih
|Di Aitliui Holnu-s wdl speik it ,ho
\o*per sen lee on the eVen'n? of l‘n
: c.it line tie Sand a
, ludge StifTaid wis foinu-ik .1 Jtul?*
lof tin supreme itmit of \enumn mil
tl is been 1 peisiunl fil-ml of PieSak-nt
[ThmuTs fm main \«-ns He his IWI.
iheen 1 memhei of the fmuln of flemce
-XX’nshln/tc-n imiveisin shue lUik Jh
Is well known as a puhlii speih.i an-1
[l imhoi of ,1 numhci of honks most
of them ecmslstlns: of po. ti\ Rei«nl
h Irnlgi St.-iffoid -ulihess-d lmpoi‘-
mt cithvilngs -it I’iinceton Dul
mnuili -mil the I'nheisin of Illinois
tllshop flmls m-ide such a giei.
Inpi-ssion on Penn St in dilejritis it
.lif list intiond Int-1-fi iteir-t\ inn
fiiomp In Vew Vink ih it he W is fn
\ltul to he the hhcalumi-Tte -po ike:
1 Tfe has hem p.'ehop of tin 'liHiuuti
[ri'oci-si- of the Piotestant Hpl«i opal
fhttieh 111 Michlg in since IH7 11"
linn m onilible leputition is a spcd%-
ei tlliou?houi the Middle X\ e«t hn
injr hdd <lt 11 l,s in Ohio Keiumki ml
XVMindw.
D Holmes !e-t Penn Sjnte in pit 4
to lii'innin piesideiU of Driki 1 n'ler
slt% iml f<> tin- p Ist se\eiil \< ti
ll is lid 11 111 111 of tile de]l llliai lit -1
Isieholoßi nt the Lnl\eisit\ of p, nn
«\l\ inh.
Who’s Dancing
K ippn Uelt 1 Ilh-i
Tiu Kippi Epsilon
Cube co
Phi Lpsllnn PI
Dell 1 I’lisllon
XI n Hop
Kappi Dolt 1 Rim
T.ui Kipp 1 Ep»llon
Cuhcco
Phi K ippn Xu
Alph 1 7’ 111 Omeg-i ’
Fi 111 s-Di ulils
The 400 Eat
KNOX’S
If you doubt it—count ’em
jME FSini'CTATE CGLLEGiAFI
GIRIfSt-GLEE CLUB HOLDS
ANNUAL SPRING BANQUET
The -mmril Inmniet of the Penn
Si ite f.li|s‘ flit e Clid* w is held Tin «-
del at si‘\rn mlmk In the
lining loom of the Si it, Collcm- hu
ll I In ariTii'on to tin im-mhei-s of the
,‘<e dirlVsihe diteitoK of the club R
W (-inn, and C lililinmnrl w.ie
pte-i nL-,wf,h thilt win t
*1 he teumk ilcttid npkeis of tin
t'uli for niv| \eat u- -s fo'lo\,,i
Xl'ss Mill, II- Imli-l ’2i- i--‘s'dca.. X’iss
lea:/ 26. ja.i.tii, md
IKtsutii, Miss il nidi n \\lUlt 27
1111 ngil. ,Mi s (.1 ul's Kat, 4 '2B ,s.
w-stiiu in maget. an! Xl's, Anm
Downlng ’2B Ilia tilm The E'lis’c.le.
club it the piosint linn- c.e dsts ~f
il.'i i\ -1 hi 1 e nn nihei s
PENN STATE CLUB HEARS
PLAN FOR UNIT REVISION
Sxstchi Provides One Mauaftci
j for Each District—To Gel
Gi atles Excrv Month
Aiimgimints foi the ie Islnn iml
«tr«>rgthi n'ng of the uni' -:„ini/itmn
of tae P, nn St tie Club w is tin- nn'n
!--m umli 11 tkt a l.\ tint 1.0. h it. the
r.uiing hild list Xluiuln c\tiling
Tho pi in whh h w m tin tlh diiwn up
< .11s foi t leil'su'i ting of the units
them ttlon or tie new pa.t. ..a ot null
I'limgii Iml m m him men*, wbeu
h\ tile in- libels of thi il.lh \ ill h. ibie
to Ki.ili tli-h si ho' Ist'( ~!(» ,t
1 igul n Jntf 11 iJs
’I lie un* niTingi’s wdl h-vie «lmg.
of the spu- ts o' the d's*il, t mil It
wll* 1-e tlaii dm\ to T|ip"lm nimigu*
fot tin \uious ti mis lhi \ will ika
ho IhU ,)u- glides -a- obtiinul fiom
tin- de i n .d nun 111'“ '■ the Ihst t.nu
th it tin non-fi itcinl.\ nun mi ih
t -mpas hiM been git- a tin. j.iivlb-g,
of obt doing tin h spmd ng iml It
due to the erunts of the Pmn s,.ue
Club tint this his been unde jmssi,,],
VLTHOM, HOLLIimsiR Rt. \\R
LOIH.riO XISITIII 15\ TOIMAXS
As 1 <limi\ to 1 nee-lilt i .sja-i tim’
tuj* the membiis of tin 'l..p!m (*lul
v’lwed the m bin i tun- ind gui-lnn
il , of Ml Chillis MhWlks esi l*e it
Lintti Di 'ag the jmin.s
inunst in V'luom ml Holhdiis.
Iflg wen Inspeitcd Piof. ssnis fow
-11 md Di'i! ot in. d-piitm.'iit m 1 iml
s, pie an hltet tme 10 mii]l mled th
( Enjoy Memorial
A good game of pool or billiards
’ wttj'give you the best amusement
The State College Billiard Parlor
We build a line of substantial oak furniture
for student rooms. Our manufacturing costs
are low and we are giving you the benefit of them
in our prices. We have in stock:
STUDENT DESKS 512.50 to $25.00
STUDENT TABLES
28 in. x4B in. . $5.00
CHIFFONIERS $12.50
DRESSERS $lO.OO
CEDAR CHEATS $3.50 to $23.00
; . Special Chests made to order
CHAIRS
Steel Reinforced . 3.50
TORCH SWINGS FROM $5.00 TO $lO.OO
See our line of Costumers at 52.00 each
Industrial Engineering Department
Engineering “B”
L. K. METZGER ' L. K. METZGER
We are Exclusive Agents
FOR
SHOOT’S CHOCOLATES
Made in Cleveland
We know once you taste this Candy
> that you will agree that they have ,
no superior.
In addition we also sell Schraffts
Blue Banner Line as well as Gift
Boxes.
AFTERNOON ACCORDED
CADET DEMONSTRATION
Unovcused Gut Fails Sltfdent for
Semesler—Many Entrants
Practice Events
(dwelling n h I'Miolldn, ilu- wlmlo
C-.rigt- W"1 lOnpil in wi h tin- 11 O T
i unit- in ih. -h,< nin -if Mllii u
li.’d Dn Aftn foimlnr <-lupin', s
• lb. diillf-Id it Inir-pixt onr c.Muik
tliN ill- i id, is will pi -i" d
i—s \t w Ib.iui lldd whi-1. ill «-n-m -
) Will t lk< pill,. \u (Mllv.'s Will lu
ll m.,-1 i\i —pt fnj 41.1. m ss m ,1.4. n ,
inumlng i 4 i cut
lin tim-.- wh- hi \- ttitiu 1
s’u mniistx ,u limn his b-1 n cm fi-m
■ iih iwii-hnui di 1 !] pound tint th*
timi mn In u-i.l l-i p, ull-p Hub
< \ i'JU li n 1», n jil i, , in tin- (ll i
-f om .ho s'tn ,iffli,'is in md.t
.hit tin c-nt.-st nits might li.u - th
l-'ni fit i f i \pi it <ti bln-
MI 11 <l « 11.4 will I tk, pi 110 111 Id
which m hi sum, uu ulitid t- mlli
im iffiu'i s a- i imni-tl -in iiing the
i id-ts will b<- ion, wod In PhslcPh.
Th-tnis who Ins tk- dmntid time
im il ds fm thn-H- must pjiifliiitu in tli*
in mu il -f ii iih
lln f. llm.lng Is i list nf d) n, m
In - ilu iml Ju pil/fs iihuh n> i-f-
fo . d In c Hh -( u-iit
3b i iw !>i Piosiiion- Th«m i-
3*ilul*miom lido—Nt prbi )i ill -f
nun n«lns 2mlpi'/* i-ill uf ti r’i
shill i -! shill, 5) d pl'/o. bus I|‘
Ai ms ilu on mrdik t, ,11
<li nt Timm is
JbsMio It no -Wt pri/o two f-im.ili
Inns 2nd pi-V. vin-ki i - s< t md
ifs-iiitto inddoi, hd ptb, iuu
m i L-tic* *
'J < m-pln hlng -kt pil/o, put nf g-li
Knickers and Flannel
Trousers for summer
wear.
Cleaning, Pressing,
Repairing
Suits made to order
GERNERD, The Tailor
Day
Ju-40 iml nno mod ticket, 2nd in l/o
pi|*i iml lion ii mt. lid pii/i , ip
„ml .... 1.-li-
Slim lino -If. pii.o. fust bispinins 1
initl, 2ml pH <■ tin Pisilmo tli-'iiu
11. k. is. 'ini pil/o ].,ii „f silk hos..
C.imp mi I>i ill Ci.mpi th mn —‘-111. i
lining rup md spi, ‘ll guidon to
in i inl.d no\t i, ,i
r.nlos fm dl oi, ii ts mn In* foil ml
on 'ln- \imoil iuiiJi tin boml
WTI IM' VII |)\ 1)1 PMITVILM'
Jiiiims in pin.i. spu nn:\
An c-Millont livo sp, i ii,-n of i gil.i
n-msto -»m null ti]) ~f i-iisiiiioiis
11/ml In tin* 1 n1,,.l Siit,-s bis Just
1-r on I, i oil-d In tin- dr-pi mn nt of ni
-11111 Mill \ Ih. b'nk igumi mil
sr.IlH iu-i m-d to ids hno lho In, Il ]. -
i. n,li uld-d to n„- ~ ]|i. ti„n of i, j,.
til. s mil will I-- i\li 11 ilt-'d In th. mit
li.tim T’ios,. u, di dtsut no i im,-s
j*\Tno\ißc oru ADX’nirnsnßs
±
Quality, Service and 5;
Right Price i
AT i
vummws |
Wholesale and Retail $
MEAT MARKET %
111 Pugh St. Call 293 Beil t
CIGARS l
| CIGARETTES i
$ CONFECTIONS
I COLLEGE ICE CREAM \
\ SERFAS ’23 136 Allen St. $
t. • 4
XXXXXV,N\XXV\X\\X\\SXX)CXXW«W,XXXX\XV,\VX\VX\NXXXN
Father and Mother
Sister and Brother
All Eat at the
Penn State Cafe
140 E. College Ave.
Attaboy , Alan
Another yell for HeJffrieh • •
We’re jrlad to see win
Tis surelx great that old Penn Stale 2
Should hcAt the Phantom Finn.
We’re proud of >ou our Alan
And .xour deeds so nobly done
Our liaLs u c doff, ies- take ’em off
To Penn Slide's favorite son. , [
Winners—
are aluuxs favorites. Thai’s why
Bostonians have always been such *
faxoriles. f
20TH CENTURY SHOE CO.
121 ALLEN /
r.CCSOCCCOOOOOCCOOOCOOOCOOOOGOOOOCOOOOOCOOOOCOOCCOOCOr/
1 The Great
DOLLAR DAY
§ Sale ends TODAY
BROADCLOTH SHIRTS
White Collar Attached
1 Shirt $2 30
Extra One at-.
ALL SHOES
Men’s and Women’s
At &1.00 OIT Regular Price
Men’s Plain Hose, per
pair $l.OO
Men’s Pure Thread Silk
Socks, 2 pairs for $l.OO
Black Cotton Socks,
lcgtilar 33c value, at
-I pans for $l.OO
Come early
000 0000 C3COO 00000000 OOCOOOOOOOOOC OO OO 0000 OO DOCCOOi
Fsge 7 1'?sS
f-'Und in tin* (•K-il \mi.iii"'!i
il ‘l.B IS ..Ilu V. W Xti-\ic'il
roll UllNT—lunc- Ut. 1 tiiti-- K-nni
furnished c.ttigi* on Spnks .mi
i'i*nu-ui. m --6 Imiuiii* it -otti.i iml
Jtddic ss lb,\ 41. Hull 11 1 I*, nn . It.
Melross fl
can r PftV more than $9
■•■ or S 7 for men’s footuenr,
but why do it when >ou can
get the latest modls, the fmiBr
imported and domestic letlurs
and tile best workmanship in
Jdhn Ward Men’s Shoes at
those prices?
On Display By
Xf ff- IK T kl ft liV VI KICK
111 SI.III <'ullt-gi- Iluti-1
'i onu
ivVeAs^hoes
Stom.nNewYork hrooklyn
•ndPhlUJ{|i.l„» AJJrcM for )1,1l
Order. I S . Ne* York Cuy
.... Sl.OO
51.51) Ties at_
Bow Ties. 2 for SI .00
MEN’S LEATHER BELTS
$1.50 value for $l.OO
MEN’S FELT HATS
Closing Out Price $2 95
$5.00 and $l5 00 Values
LANGROCK
FINE CLOTHES
$53.00 Values, at $l5 00
$50.00 Values, at $10.01)
Alteialions at cost
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