Tuesday. October lit. 1028. WOMEN URIAH WINTER WINS OLEWINE SCHOLARSHIP! 2£ a n „7^ ■ ! student. mpelilirc Kxamination Basis’ ' Kivt ‘ othor ? lubs ™™ l ! s l ,or ta are now supporting scholarships similar Of Awarding Nearly ! , !'i/e !to that of the .State I'udtinitiun but To Freshman Girl I ™ 5l ° r li,cs ? are , for she I,UIH ‘ IU ° r I home eeoooiaies go 1 !.:. Miss -Marian Winter ’.!O was the f'n.p,! Tiiflp 'lV'tm Will ~ner of the Olewine rehalarship tCI K,l,e 1 ea,Tl “l* l I,y I;,iz:,htth Schedule Nine Matches ;vvine of ileilefonto to a freshman ! from Centre County. The sehol- Mine matches will constitute the hin is awarded on the basis of a schedule of the Women’s Rifle team ;ij»etitive examination. according to an announcement by liner *chumi\-mps for women stu- Lieutenant Miller of the military dc ar.c T flJi P ©deration part meat who lias charge of the wJarship o» one hundred fifty dol- sharpshooters. 3 a year given to home economic: “ challenge: have been sent to vari- STUDENTS You can eat just as cheap and better at LAIRD'S TEA ROOM As anywhere else If von don’t get enough the first serving aslcfor more Rates by the week 56.50 21 fVleal Ticket 57.00 55.50 Ticket for $5.00 \M E*R IE REA D V ! With handsomely styled z n “ Fall Suits and Topcoats u z . > tf Rich Autumn Shades »■ M JO * SMITH TAILOR SHOP - J 2 ORRESS I IN G 0 OPEN EVENINGS PHONE 429 j K. V. HOY ’2O BYRON H. HOY ’22 | Food is a Necessity—Not a Luxury DO NOT BUY IT ON CHANCE j A tew minutes consistent thought-will | show you the advantages of buying from S R. V. HOY & SONS CO. Groceries Cold Meats Fruits ? Ice Cream Tobacco Cider j :**:-:-:**:*.:-:*.:-:**:-:**:-:**:-‘:**:*.:.*:**:-:'*:**:-*:'':**:*’:-*:*.:**:**:*.:'*:**:-:-:-:-:-:**:-*:*.:**:'*:-:-:-:-:-*:-:**: t - Industrial Engineering Department Student Desks and Chairs, Student Tables ■ ;: CHIFFONIERS SI 2.50 TYPEWRITER TABLES - - $4.00 to $8.50 CHAIRS - - $.1.50 DESKS ----- $12.50 to $25.00 STUDENT TABLES ------ $5.00 COSTUMERS - ------- $2.00 GATE-LEG TABLES - - - - $4.50 lo ?!) DRAWING BOARDS - - 51.25 to SiS.OO SWINGS ------- $5,110 to $lO.OO PICTURE MOULDING • 3c to 20c per foot MAGAZINE RACK - - $1.75 BOOK SHELVES - - - - $3.50 (o $7.50 X CEDAR CHESTS - - - -. $3.00 to $25.00 ? ROOM 106, UNIT B | lA/ATCH THIS AD CLOTHES Ready-made And Cut to Order ESTABLISHED ENGLISH UNIVERSITY STYLES, TAILORED OVER YOUTHFUL CHARTS SOLELY FOR DISTINGUISHED SERVICE IN THE UNITED STATES. (JU&rterJtouse Suits and Overcoats *4O, *45, *5O ALUMNAE WILL GATHER | Report Thursday Night j| FOR MEETING SATURDAY S Ail sophomore and freshmen | ; j girl: who Wish to report Tor the j I'rojfram Provides Three Songs ! COLLKGIAN are requested to I j • . | meet in- Room I*l. Liberal Arts || Ey C*lt3C Club—licjfins «lt | Building Thursday night at ij O’clock | eight o’clock. j; •* .j In connection with Alumni Day, the ... ... , | Penn State Alumnae Association will mis.institutions with whom the Penn , ive m . c| , t io„ for „ n women gnl(1 . •Stiitu squill engaged lust year bin mi | Ul|tcs at ( . igM „' c l„ek Saturday even attempt is being made to meet several | inß at Women’s Building. A short new outfits. i program has been planned, including The sport is a minor one for the three songs by the Girls' Glee Club, girls and as such is given five points. The rest of the evening will be given Since it is the only girls’ sport that to visiting old friends, according to enters intercollegiate competition, the plans of the Alumnae Club, since those who make the team will be this is the only opportunity during the granted some form of insignia in ree- week-end for a general gathering of ognition of their work. j the women graduates. WATERSTREET INN ONLY THE BEST ASK THE MAN THAT’S BEEN THERE Reservations for Parties and Special Dinners SEE THE i Kelvinator t KEYSTONE POWER CORPORATION 5 ■ The Logical Place lo Buy Electrical Appliances ♦ J 105 Allen Street Leitzell Bldg. fc i™— l Jmmr dEEZ^MVI U College Manner I 8 new EDWARD ■ 11 showing in suits'and over- /'Y r I II coats for Fall and Winter cm- /lr“*vy *"y .J'A I ■ bodies both in fabrics and r'A «T 1 I models the styles that well * / V/tij-Mh ’/I M dressed college men aro wear- lq W 1 ing. New woolens—new Big ■ II styles but the same careful fit /A^vWj T/J H ■ and workmanship—and the M U SMITH’S TAILOR SHOI H B Exclusive Agency Mj-wW' Wimm U EDWARD CLOTHES 0 R <MADE FORJYOU U / 1 No student is eompUie without a Remington Portable THE ATHLETIC STORE, Inc., College Ave., Stale College, I’a, THE MUSIC ROOM, Allen Street, State College, Pa, REMINGTON TYPEWRITER CO., 238 West 3rd Street Williamsport, Pa. THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN student who uses a Reining* Portable Typewriter will tell couldn't get along without it, ) it takes the drudgery out of up hi 3 lectures and preparing iorts and theses. Besides the. saves, tho Portable provides work than could possibly bo 3ut by hand. Profs are human, iow, and they appreciate and neat and legible work* find Remington Portable the it, fastest, and simplest to oper tll portables. .It is the lightest (8 Yi pounds,' net) and most . compact portable (carrying case only 4 inches high) with four-row standard keyboard. Can be purchased for $lO down and $5 monthly. The Recognized Leader in Sales and Popularity ENERGETIC STUDENTS over 21 can secure desirable and profitable con nection with strong, Old Dine Legal Reserve Insurance Company. Triple indemnity, combination life and ac cident policies. Mail reples to box 1, Collegan office. . 10-1-St-p. ROOM FOR RENT—2OH South P.ur rotves Street. 2t-p. | Musser’s Grocery | f Introducing j | Penn State Coffee j 1 I j STUDENT .PIES | and PASTIES ? A Specialty \ FISHER BAKERY \ W. Beaver Avenue j Wrigley’s Chewing Sweet helps teeth, mouth, throat and digestion in a delightful and refreshing way. Removes odors of smoking and eating. People of refinement use it. The most welcome call to smoke ever sounded NEVER was there a smoke invita tion that could compare with "Have a Camel!” On swirling city streets. In the roadster as it bounds over the hills. In the study or by the fireside, no other snicking phrase is so pro vocative cf enjoyment and friend ship. In its realization comes a boundless sense of gratitude and contentment. That is because Camels are the favored smoke of millions of ex perienced and successful men. To R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, WINSTON-SALEM, N. C, LOST—Sigma Chi Fraternity Pin in NOTICE—WouId you like to buy a 01.1 Mai::, lias H. S. Ax ’2ll‘en-i new - Underwood Portable Tvpe gruved an the back. Please return \ writer for ■ $45.00. See 'lngbraiu. to Signal Chi House. ; Sigma Nu House in the evening. I the style shoppe | 5 ' 105 Beaver Ave. s % < 1 Exclusive Ladies Ready to Wear | I We specialize in Ladies Garments of ITx- J £ elusive Style at very Reasonable Pricrn. " j | See our line of Gowns, Wraps and Milli- t ; nery and compare prices. J | STYLE SHOPPE $ | The New Ladies Ready to Wear Shoppe ’< 5 105 Beaver Ave. i j Opposite Post Office Opposite Post Office v ncooooooooccoi § House Party Time 8 I t 'j 8 and all ready to go, at--- f The College Man’s Shop New and Complete Line Of Full Dress Furnishings Westertex Suits Society Club Hats CLEANING and PRESSING HARRY SAUERS | Allen St. ever-increasing millions who have tried them all, who could well afford to pay more, Camels arc the first and only choice. Since the dawn of smoking, there has never been a succcss like Camel’s. Camel preference is the inevi-- table expression of Camel quality. No other cigarette made is like Camels. No other smoke was ever so smooth and mellowy mild. For your own high pleasure, we invite you to rise to the world’s most cele brated smoke call. Have a Camel! Page Three EOCGCGCC O State College CAM E L
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