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GRAHAM & SONS
Established 1896
GET THE HABIT
Of stopping in at Graham's these cold days and
take some of our heat with you. It's fine.
Notices —µl
Chapel exercises for the current
"emester will end with the service on
Sunday. .January thirtieth. They
viii be resumed with the service on
'unday..February. thirteenth. There
vill be no week-day services during
the first week of the semester.
The Mandolin Club will rehearse to
ight a•, seven o'clock in the Rand
loom.
All candidates for the fencing squad
will report to the Armory today at
l.au•-thirty o'clock to arrange the sec
ond semester schedule.
WP§C, college radio station, will
Get your shoes shined and play your
daily game of pool at
JIM'S PLACE
The Best Pool Tables In Town
Peanuts roasted daily Candy and Tobacco
Hats Cleaned, Shoe Strings and Polish
Second Semester
Dance Engagements
DEIKE-NOBLE AND THEIR BAND
Saturday Cash Specials
Roast Beef . . per lb. 18c
Round Steak . . " " 25c
Sirloin Steak . " " 30c
Beef by the Quarter
12c, 15c, 18c, 20c per lb.
ffinner's Meat Market
111 Pugh St. Call 293
FREE---Extra 'Trousers
BIG SALE NOW ON
8 We are able to announce another
P Mammoth Sale of MEN'S CUSTOM-
S' MADE CLOTHES where we will give
with every suit an
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Extra Pair of Trousers Absolutely Free
Every Fabric is a splendid bargain
and their SUPER-VALUE is positively
guaranteed.
All suits sold at this sale will be
§ made up in our usual high class man
§ ner and precisely the same in all re
spects as those sold at regular prices.
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Call and see for yourself.
HARRY SAUERS
ALLEN STREET
broadcast a special early morning pro
grant of dance music tonight by the
Penn State Collegians one hour after
midnight.
The Dairy Science Association will
meet Monday night at seven o'clock.
Mr. A. J. Glover, editor of MUM'S
Dairyman, will be the principal speak-
ALL SENIORS who are finishing
their Chapel requirement this semes
ter are requested to he present at the
last week-day services of the semest
er—on either Wednesday or Thurs
day, January twenty-sixth or twenty
seventh. Seniors who ordinarily are
excused from week-day Chapel for
work are requested to he present, if
convenient.
•1. R. WARNOCK,
Deno of Men
CALL 108
Varsity Quintet Meets
Gettysburg Tomorrow
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the visitors in earl• December, :11-27,
but Wood's proteges last week defeat
ed Franklin and Marshall at Lan
caster. P. and M. evened the score
at Gettysburg Saturday with a 38-24
victory and Mt. St. Mary's eked out
a 22-21 decision Tuesday.
For the third time in as many
games a different line-up will start
the game for Penn State. Reilly,
because of his ability to get the tap,
will start his first Varsity game at
center with Left• Page held in re
serve. Johnny Rottpke will pair air
with Captain llamas and Cy Lungren
and Whitey Von Nieda will cavort at
guard. George Delp, handicapped :it
the start by a weak ankle, has been
coming along well and may see service
along with Baron.
While admitting that the team was
displaying a better brand of basket
ball than was the case last week,
Coach Hermann refused to radiate
FOR ONE WEEK BEGINNING SATURDAY
One Dollar off on two popular collegiate styles
"The Midland—Featured above—Tam calf—Rubber Heel"
"The Dundee=Wales last—Tan calf—Winged Tip"
SEE OUR WINDOW
COLLEGE BOOT SHOP
125 Allen St.—Next to Whitey's A. C. LONGEE
THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
any genuine optimism. lie is, how
ever. making no secret of the fact thnt
he is out for blood against the team
that surprised the Lions with a 39-
2S win here last se:ison.
Dick Reinhold, a sophomore, has
heen displaying such prowess in
workouts for the past ten days that
he has been rewarded with a varsity
uniform. With Steve llamas, Rein
hold will await the call for substitu
tion tomorrow.
Mitmen Display Power
During Daily Workouts
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pounders, Mahon and Bevan hi the
fifteen pound class and Wilford, a
coaling lightweight have all showed
better form than in the opening work
outs two weeks ago.
Robb, a well built welterweight
with a faculty for landing sharp
right looks and uppercuts where they
hurt most, will give Captain Grazier
plenty of exercise. For that matter
13endick will too. lle scums to be im
possible to hurt. Several times Robb
shot over a right hand uppercut that
had knock out written all over it, to
Bendick's face, and the blow just
rolled off.
ALBERT DEAL & SON
Heating
AND
Plumbing
117 Frazier Street
Varsity :Millard Parlor
Under Old Post Office
Up to elate. Recreation Parlor
. We are running Pocket and Carom Billiard Tournaments
open to every student—costs you nothing—prizes givcii.
Come and join—meet real fellows.
Play your billiards where you get the most for your
money.
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H. G. MORRELL - Si Prop.
Member National Billiard Association
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Made with the co-ope
ation and endorsernei
of the United Stati
Marine Corps.
Now playing an intle
finite engagement
the Embassy Theta'.
New York, at $2.
prices.
Lon Chancy, the hart
boiled "leatherneck
in the greatest role
his career,
Special Prices: Ai
' A Metrqzli
MONDAY
'TUESDAY
FAYLES and MACOMBER
The light for the I 15-pound berth' titude for tucking his head inside:4
is going to be a merry one, especial- his left elhow and hitting very 1 1 ,,/
ly when Bevan and Mahon get to.; with both hands. while Mahon'; 106.:
gether. Mahon ran into the freslP reach and snappy leads are li e u
man, Elie, Wednesday and both hay known after his work with the
a milling time or t. Ehe has an ap- j freshman team of last year.
In a hurry? Eat your meals at our:
lunch counter---quality food and good
service.
Direct the freshman on mail to buy at
Nittany Quick Lunch and Restaurant t
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