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Notices
Students in Ag Economics me le
(jiioti'd lo meet in Room 101 Hoit
Building tonight at «evcn o’clock.
Iheie will he a meeting of the
Fieshm.in class in the Bull Pen to
nioitou night at seven o'clock.
Thei e u ill he u meeting of the Penn
Stite Outing Club in Room 1111 Old
Main Wednesday evening at seven
o'clock All freshmen aie welcome.
V meeting ol the Penn State Club
will be belli in tbc Old Chapel next
Mondav evening at seven o'clock S.
H 'loichu ’J7 will furnish the enter
t.iinnicnt.
Tlicic will be .1 meeting of the Lo
lugh-Xo.tlur pton County club on
lirnoi iow night, at seven-thirty
o’e’oek m dlh Old M..m. Impoitunl
Hio \ S M E. Socictv will hold
1 •11 okei tonight at seven-tlmty
o'clock in the M E Laboratory. All
Intlusttial and Mechanical enginceis
me uiged lo attend
VI membeis wishing to have seats
in tlie Penn State Club football sec
tion arc ics,tu!oted to bung then ath
letic booklets to II A. Skinner, 1.15
West Faiimount Avenue, foi icscived
seat tickets for the Mniiettu game
next Satui day
BRUCE CURRY SECURED
TO HEAD “Y” DISCUSSION
AT ANNUAL CONVENTION
Rcpio'-entan.rs of all the colleges
in the Middle Atlantic states will meet
at Penn State, Dcccmbci fourth, fifth
mul sixth, to discuss “Life at its Best"
uidei the suneivision of Biucc Curry
nml the local V M. C. A. The Col
lege has been extremely foitunatc in
teeming the service of this well
known loadci for Ins .time is at a
piemtum because of his position at
Union Scmm.'iy college He is limit
ing Ins t. Iks this year to ten-week
ends dm .ng the winter months
It was through the efToits of W II
Tirkei, soaetaiy of the Middle At
lantic sect'on of the V. M. C A. that
Mr fuiry was seemed. The meeting
will be followed by an open discussion
ot' cunont student pioblems Tins
cm .ent.nn is nil annual nflair, having
been held last veai undei the duec
tion of “Big Bill" W ood, fo.mer Penn
State gild lumin 11 v
Biuce Cuuy needs no introduction
to those mteieVtcd in “Y” woik He
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Unit B, Industrial Engineering
ROOM-106—
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
MAKES IMPROVEMENTS
Additions To Extension Work
Made in Several Large
Cities of State
Planning to make its couis.cs more
popular tins year than e\ei before,
the School of Education has made
numerous impiovcmcnts m its Ex*
tension work
A new office lias been established
in the State Chamber of Commerce
Building m Harnsburg, in which
Miss Mabel Kirk, a recent addition
tc the faculty, will assist Piof. P A
Meitz, the eastern rcpiesentative of
the work
Not confining the impiovcmcnts to
one section of the state alone, the
office of the Pittsburgh Teaching
Center has been moved from the Cen
tral Y. M. C. A. Building to the lion
City college building. Mis. Ella Lo
bingici, formerly of the School of
Education in the University of Pitts
buigh, has been added to the staff to
assist in the work m that citv The
present enrollment in the Pittsburgh
Teaching Center is larger than cvei
before in the history of the school.
At the Johnstown diusion of the
work eleven classes hn\e nhcad\
been oigamzed and aic in operation
while plans aio being made foi the
oigamzation of three additional
classes Professor Green and lus as
sistants arc conducting extension
classes in Natural Scincc with large
enrollments.
So far this jeai, there has been a
great demand for extension courses
of graduate character. The depart
ment is at present conducting gradu
ate courses at Pittsburgh, Harris
burg, Altoona and Merritstown. Pluns
aie now under way to have Dr D.
A. Anderson conduct an extension
course for the faculty of the Blooms
buig State Normal school
i The total enrollment of students in
the extension courses conducted last
je.u was fftv-tvvo hundred >nd
picscnt indications show that this
high mark will be exceeded dm mg
the cuirent season
has traveled extensively thiougl'oi.t
the United States doing work with
undergraduates and making a thoi
ough investigation of cuncnt student
problems and cnticnl social issues,
studied in the light of Chustian w.iv
of life accoiding to the New Testa
ment His book “Facing Student
Pioblems” shows a keen insight of
the student and Irs problem
Score by Quarters
i * PENN STATE 0 7 0 0— 7 j
l GEORGIA TECH 0 0 7 9—16
Yards Gamed from Scrimmage
i Penn Stale, 22S _ Georgia Tech, 205
I?,enn State, 0
i Penn State, 11
First Downs
Forward Passes
Geoigia Tech,
Successful, 0
Unsuccessful, 1
Penn State,
Successful, 1 for 25 yards
Intel copied. 2
Unsuccessful, 2
fcenn Sl.ilc, 1 lor 5 yank Georgia Tecli, 1 for 25 yards
„ ; Punts
Penn State, 9 for 284 ards. Georgia Tech, 9 lor 346 yards
Returning Kickoff
Penn State. 31 yards Georgia Tech, 30 yaids
Touchdowns
Penn Slate, 1
Goals Aftei Touchdown
Penn State, 1
Goals from Field
Geoigia Tech.
Unsuccessful, 1
Successful, 1
Penn State,
|' Unsuccessful, 1
| Successful, 0
PRE-MEDICAL JUNIORS
PREPARE FOR ANNUAL
TRIP TO PHILADELPHIA
With tin'll f<» the
annual inspection tup umipUted,
thuty jiinioi pie-medical .student'
will leave foi Pi>'jiSu.i on Ottohe*
twentj-severth and will m .it mo
leading medical im-titutions duiinjr
the following foui da\s
The u-.it il Msits will be made to the
Hahnemann Medical collctre, tie -Jef
fei ion Medical college, and to the
Unncisitj of PennsUian: i, besides
tups to the leading hosp.lals The
party will be divided into gioups and
the students will be conducted
tluough the laboiatmies and wauls
The futuie doctois will be acquainted
with the duties of inlemeship They
vtll bo permitted to opera
tions
Wednesday October twenty-eighth
the students will meet at one oclock
in On* couit of the City Hall The
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L. K. METZGER L. K. METZGER
The Fastest Growing Store in State College . ,■
A Complete Line Of Toilet Articles For Men
Dental Creams, Tooth Brushes, Towels, Soaps, Wash Cloths, Soap Dishes
A delightful after shaving lotion, Aqua Velva, 50c
SHOOTS AND SCHRAFFTS CHOCOLATE
They arc delicious quality Chocolates. In Boxes 80c to $1.50 per lb.
BAR CANDIES OF ALL KINDS
A much repeated expression:— “METZGEß'S HAVE. IT”
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THE PENN STATE; COLLEGIAN
Geoigm Tech, 1
Georgia Tech, 11
Penalties
-Geoigia Tech, 2
Georgia Tech, 1
afternoon will be spent at t!,e Hahne
mann Medical college Aftei going
llnough Jetfeison on Tliuisday and
Pcnnsyh.inia on Fnday, the juniois
lull conclude the trip by .attending
the I'cnn-llUnoia game on Saturday
aftei noon
J. H. MUSSER
441 West College Avenue
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Ail Fruits and Vegetables in Season
Listed below you will find many of out* regular prices
to the ladies. One bottle of Clorax, 20c size, free to every
lady coming to our store. This offer as long as the supply
lasts:
BARGAIN PRICES BUT REGULAR
11 rolls Waldorf Toilet Paper
Large pan Rojal Baking Powder
Kirk’s White Soap, G for
5 pounds Rumford Baking Powder
1 pound Rumford Baking Powder
P. & G. Soap, 6 cakes for
Ivory Soap Flakes ,
Shredded Wheat Biscuito
Brooms,. 63-cent taluc
Libby’s Apple Butter
Palm Olive Soap, 3 cakes for
The Best Loose Cocoa, 3 pounds for
Good Luck Olco, 5 pounds
Spreadit Nut Oleo, per pound
No. 3 Cherries, large white
Early June Peas, 2 for
Fancy Crushed Corn, 2 for
No 3 Pdaches
Flour. 2 V/z -pound Sack
Asparagus Tips, 1-pound tin
All Scrap Tobacco, 12 packages for .$l.OO
ALL ORDERS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE. WE
CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF NO. 10 CANNED
GOODS—PRICES ON REQUEST
TOPIAN CLUB ORGANIZES
AT YEARLING RECEPTION
The Topian Club, a society com
posed of landscape architects, held
its flist informal get-togother of the
year when members of the freshman
class in landscape architecture were
entertained Wednesday night imme
diately following the mass meeting.
The freshman reception was held
around a huge bonfire in the woodlol
nt the lenr of New Beaver Field.
The lcfrdshments for the occasion
consisted of cider and pretzels.
Eric Von HoubswoU *2O, president
of the organization, expects the club
to have one of the most active nnd
successful years in Its history and he
mges all landscape architecture
students who wcie not present nt the
leception to nffiilinte themselves with
the society at once. Regulai\j)ie,ctings
will be held thioughout thc'ycajL&nd
speakers will bo secured to giv&short
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Two Shops—loB S. Frazier St.,
and Allen Street, under the
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SAWMILL SCHOOL WORit = "
SCHEDULED FOR MONDAY
. (Continued from first page)
nt the time of the sawmill instruction.
•These parts arc the property of sev
eral manufacturers who have re
quested that they be used in carrying
on a research project in powei and
labor requirements for Pennsylvania
agriculturists. Numbering among
the new equipment are a general pur
pose tractor, a power-driven corn
picker, tractor plow,, tractof grain
drill and a tractor fn6\Vin{£' machine.
After being shown at tho sawmill
school they will bo kept and used in
Various experiments. ~ *•
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ft many minor ailments brought on
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ARE YOU DANCING?
Ilf not, why not? Get started right away.
With fall dances and house parties coming
on, you won’t “rate” if you can’t dance the
latest steps.
If you can’t If you can
learn now.
Special attention
to beginners.
1 We use the best and latest methods of
teaching- and give you the latest recognized
steps. Special class rates for groups of 6to
10 from one house taking the Charleston.
Call up now for your appointment.
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w Tuesday, October 13,1925
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