12. 19Z"i
EXAMINATION SCHEDULE
_inns and practicums for the second semester will end Sahli , .
11027. at noon. There will he no scheduled examinations for
ring in June. Examinations for other students will take place
.June 10 incluAve.
-nt having two examinations selledUled at the same time, or any
three examinations scheduled on the same day, is required to
at the Registrar's Office on the special form pro-
To receive adjustment such conflicts ML7FiT be reported not
• o'clock on Wednesday, April 27.
f adjustment will he mailed to heads of departments and he
ribution to students at the Registrar's. Office on May 9. Au.
minations should not be arranged until after notices of adjust
-a sent out. The dates of these examinations will he announced
•ek of May 16 by the instructors concerned.
ions will be of two hours' duratkm. beginning at eight and at
1. and at two p. m.
ule of examinations - is-
Hort
follows
For 22-W 10
For 8
ror 115-1' F.
For .50-11'
For 71, 72-1 C 10
For 77-71 10 .
For 78-Tit 1U
For 85-T 2
For 8.1-W 10
For 97-I , PP •
Fr 12-T S
Fr, 112-T 8 .
Grog 80Th:..
(linl 29-W 2 ..
Geol 81-\W 2
Cool ::2-I'S2
Geo' .1.1-71 8...
f;c01 60—By appnintmmt
Cml 71-Th 8 . .....119 Una' A
(10°1 81--By appointment
Gehl 82--By appointment.
Cer 2-1' 8.. . BC, 100 Ilart.
2a9 Dai:y
101 Ilan[
200 II ,rt.
Atc
•ippointment
. 200 Ent: I)
.. 322 Ma:•1
..24 Eng. I'
. . ..... 100
. . . At;
. . 204 Ilan
appointment
Ioslrt
... 251 Dairy
:00. 202 ll,hrt
.... 200 liort
251 Dairy
Ag
appointment
202 11• o t
103 Ag
Ger 1-T 8
Gcr ioi-T
(;e 12. 28-11 1 }• nppuintna•ni
206 11 4 . t
202 11. ml
2111; Iton.
206 II or.
101 A
202 11 , .rt
202 II wt.
IF 102-I' 10 II Wll
IF 101-31 S 822 3lnin"
IP 106-T 2... ... .11 11'11
IF 202-31 1n ...... WIP
IF 205-31 S 322 31r,in
200-1' 11 LA
IP 302-P 3 I.A
IF :110-31 8 1 I.A
IF 81.1-W 8 15 LA
I Lit 12-31 2 .... 200 hart
list 16-Th 2 14 I,A
list 111. T 2 A:»0
21-T . .... Amp. (IC, 3 LA
list 25-31 10 100 11..0n
1.
list 28-Th S 11
list 33-1 , 2 28 1:A
list 11-W 10 28 LA
lort 3-31 200 Ag, 200 Ilort.
loft 30-'l' 2 200 Hurt
lota 38-1 7 8 200 11. - 01
lort 40-T IS 200 Mort
Inn .13-F S li Hort,
log I-T S 104 .11r0r, A
Ig.l 1-31 2.:..100 Hort. 200 Kng 11
lygl 2-NV 2 20(1 Eng. 1)
A mp
200 Eng I)
209 I)airy
BM=
a ppoi 111 tnc•[tt
201; .%;..;
2:41
2.04 Eng D
21—Ity appointment
10 CA
N.lnp, 8 C A
SCA
Amp. 11 CA. 100 Ilori,
12 CA
... 9, 11 CA
12 CA
CA
. S CA
..28 Pitys, 9 CA
10 CA
28 l'hys
..11*. CA
—2OO Ag, 28.1. A
100 (fort, 25 LA
....4 All, OC
251 Dairy
100 iiort
sv e Lkit
21(0 Eng E
An), LA
See Litt
ivg 1-Th 10
F 10
F :106-1V 8
I , 30S-1 , 10
F 315-Th S
ALL
OCCASIONS
CRABTREE'S
Ilor
321, 322 Main
..2110 Eng D. 200 Eng E
....200 Eng 11
213 Eng I)
2S LA
See I.IA.
:121 Main
8 100 Ilmst.
432 Main
In 314 Main
S Amp
0C,315 3IM
eAll
10
The Way To Go To
r •
ilO EUROPE
up Comfortably
rQtrl and Save Money
CA formerly 2nd
elass,mostlyamidshipsonPronc ,
,mule and upped:Main Beek.
The extrusire fleck ipaCe means,:
practically the rue of the ship.
Also inexpensive (8185 mp).
SIMMIST atli I LixtvEnscrvToons
(wills college credit if desired)
miller the, managenient of the
SCHOOL OF FOREIGN TRAVEL, Inc.
110 East 42nd Street, N. Y. City
Special Student Summer Sail- -
lugs to and front France and
England Mynas( August.
BALTIC AMERICA LINE
Union Trusl Bldg., Pittsburgh
314, 182 Main
..322 )lain
100 Hurt
..432 Main
314 I.la:a
OC, 322 Main
438 Main
OC
..222
.•1.10 llain
2011 Eng E
12 CA
8 CA
.. 200 11mn•1
...10•I 1 krt.
....2011 Ag
..105 unit
213 Eng I)
2111 Eng I)
C LOTHES
Reidy4nade
And Cut in Order
ESTABLISHED ENGLISH UNIVERSITY
STYLES, TAILORED OVER YOUTHFUL
CHARTS SOLELY FOR DISTINGUISHED
SERVICE IN THE UNITED STATES.
milacku
hartev ikonazt
fulls and Topcoats
6 40.M5.
lE a9-Th S 203 Eng .A
Rai 12-T 5... ....... •132 Main
I,Arch 1-M S ' 2011 Hari
I.Arch 2-W 2 208 Hort
Imt 12. 1.1.22.211 . .3.1—8y appointment
?lath 8-T 10.
5-Vl' IU
Math 0-111,,5..
Math 7-W 8 See I.h.t.
Math 9-Th I.A
Math 10-F 10 25, 28 LA
Math 11-W 8 See List
Math 17-Th 2 LA
Math 20-Ph 2 4 LA
Math :10-T 10.... ... See List
Math 105-Th 2 3 LA
Math 121-51 8 13 LA
Math 131-T 10 25 LA
Math 500-Th 8 11l LA
Mehs 1-Th 8 300 Eng C
Mehs 2-1 , 10..800 Eng A, SOO Eng C
31 ehs :1-T 2 800 Eng C
Mehs S-F S 202 Eng A
ME 13-F _2 800 Eng A
Far
I or
Pnr
1. or
E 101-Ph 2..300 Eng A, :100 lint; (
M E 111.1-F S
.ME 106-T S.
ME 112-I , S..
M I)&. 2-M 2
mEDes .1-T 2 206, 300 Eng A
31E1)e.: 0-Tli 10 300 Eng A
31EDes 102-T.B 300 Eng A
311:Des 101-1' 2 'lOll Eng (1
3let 07-T 10 - 119 Mug A
Met 05-T3' 119 Mng A
31in 30-W S 119 31ng A
.. See List
See Li t
101. 200 3lng. A
..200 :ling A
. !IS 3lng A
....202 Eng 11
....200 flint A
Al in 32—fly appointment
Min 5:1-T 10 • 10.1; 200 .ling A
Min o.l—lii• appointment •
i 1
EGOLF'S
Wish Everyone
the
Very Ver y Best of Easter Greetings
28 2116 Ag
I.A
2g Pity::
.Amp CA
.203 Eng A
203 Eng A
.20.1 Eng C
.207 Eng A
GIFTS
'MO Ent, A
300
21.! I:tw I!
.1110 Eng C
TENNIS RACQUETS
Dreadnaught Driv . er, The BM,
The Winner, and Telion
GOLF CLUBS
Special 5 club set, 3 stay bag with metal bottom
Priced $lO.OO
.$ !Lew Balls $l.OO,
THE ATHLETIC, STORE
' On Co-op Corner 3
Through thirty-five years of "Eat this and
that," this pioneer whole wheat biscuit has
captured , evergrowing favor. Made of the
most carefully selected wheat grains,
shredded for utmost digestibility and cooked
crisp Clear ihrough for appetite enchantment
that's the Shredded Wheat Story.
New appetite appreciation, freedom from
.
drugs and laxatives, better health .every
day; .Shredded: ; Wheat can give all this
and Flake you like it.. •
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HRE
EKy XT A. - w*ti:FA.KD SEE
r. -- (1IF: - PENN STAT I- !.: COLLEGIAN
ling 53-F, . 101 Mng A
Alng appointMent
31ng 57-31 10 - 119 31111, , A
IO 101 31ng A
NatSt 2-W 'lO 4.10 Main
NatSt 11-31 10 410 Main
NatSt 8-I'h 2 'lll 31:tin
Natfit 10-31 2 .1.10 3lnin
I'll I-T 0 206 Hort
PIT 2-F 10 206 Hort
PIT 0-1' 10 105 llort
PII 201-I.' 2 105 Hort
Phil 1-1:y appointment
Phil :1-1 , 10 •114 Nlnin
Phil 18-I.ly appoint:n(2a •
Phil 20-I\l 10 OC, 28 LA
Ph; 021'11 2 amp
Phys 107-I 10 10 Phys
Phys 240-W 2 28 Phys
Phys 2111-W 2 tiee List
Phys 2117-.11 8 28 Phys
Phys 281-M 2..28,40 Phys, 250 Dairy
Phys 355-M 2 12 CA
PoiSe 2-M 2 Amp
PolSe 18-F 8..322 Main 28 LA, 2 70
Dairy
['MSc 16-F 10 104 Mng A
l'sy 2-1 0 10 See i L ist
Psy 13-1 , 10 822 Main
EME 11-M 8 202 Eng p
int _2Ol Eng E
Sp 1221' 8 Sec List
S 0 112-9' 8 „, Sce LiA.
St, I 2.... .....200i, 208 Eng, E
Sur 17-31 2
Stu• 5.1-M 8
Zonl 25-T
26-P 8 2. 4, 111eAll
Zoo' 27-1 7 10 • •2, 1 -11eA,11
- :.p:,15..-
(.457113.L.
YOU'RE probably
fed-tip with
food advice. It's a
bothersomebarrage
But you actually can
enjoy sensible eat
ing by just making
one 'neat,. any
meal, every day, of
Shredded 'Wheat.
..
Zool o_o -Mo_o-M O.
I
Zoo! 3.1-Th 10
Zoo' 116-F 8..
Zool 110-Th 2.
Zoo! .10-W 10.
Lower House Approyes
First Appropriation
(Contidued from first page) •
will he erected and ground may be
broken before nest fall for the new
hospital. The first unit or the new
gymnasium will be hegira some time
in the near future.
YOUNG
. IFARMERS WEEK
OPENS JUNE FIFTEENTH
Judging contests, recreation and in
•pection of the College grounds an,:
liuildings tt•ill mark the program of
he annual Young F:11 . 111,17. Week to
lie held at State College June fillet nth
0 eighteenth.
.204 Eng C
.20.1 F..m.t . C
2. 4 McAll
Extend. Easter Greo - tings and a
Pleasant Vacation do Everyone
t yTYy
Industrial Engineerin g ;
Department .. .1:
.1:
$ Student Desks and Chairs, Student Tables 1:
.•1:• .
y
, CHIFFONIERS - - - -; - - - 812.50
• TYPEWRITER TABLES • - $l.OO to 88.50
ff. CHAIRS $3.50
:1 1. : • DESKS - - - - . - $12.50 to 825.00 4.
STUDENT TABLES $5.011 4.
'.*
4. COSTUMERS $2.00
1: GATE-LEG TABLES - - - - 81.50 to $9
• DRAWING BOARDS - - 81.25 to $3.00
SWINGS - - - - - - - 85.00 to $lO.llO
...
7 PICTURE MOULDING - 3c to 21)c per foot
7
T MAGAZINE RACK $1.75 •!.
I . BOOK SHELVES $3.50 lo
25 $7.50 •:.
•:.
:g CEDAR CHESTS -- - • $ 3 . 01) to $.OO •:'
,
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ROOM 1016, UNIT B
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recommendation'
*s sit „ t —no other tobacco is like it!
01927, Reynolds Tobacco
Garber Ipeludes Many
Enteoainers in Band
.. 1 McAII
2, 1 11cAll
CA
4 MeAlt. 9 OA
...2. •1 MeAll
(Conti tined from first page)
Harold Ptippie. one of Garber's lat
est. addition s. formerly danced and
sang on ILre Pacific Coast where he
also provi:Lni several comedy skits.
The vocals ork is taken core of by Joe
Rrittain. .I:4lsepli Rhodes and William
Grady while Jan. himself. is adept
ac borlesQ ling almost any stabled.
'rickets for the from will go on
sale nest; 3londay evening at. Co-op.
Stark Bra: titers and the Music Room.
The uric e will be seven dollars and
the tiny', set are seven to nine o'clock
each night of the week preceding the
affair.
Seven , hundred souvenir programs
were re, rtived this ‘vecl: from the E.
Wright company of Philadelphia:
These in booklet. form with separ
ate sect:t? ms for dance. addresses, and
diary.
Out 6f the group or posters sub
witted no 11. lt. Hassel '2B, only lwt
FROMM'S
Opposite Front Campus
letters of
EXPERIENCED pipe-smokers from Cap,
burne to Cape Sable (get out your map of
America!) recommend P. A. to you a
finest tobacco that ever lined the bowl of a pipe.
You'll check-in with their recommendation.
Why, the instant you swing back the hinged
lid on the tidy red tin, your olfactory nerve reg
isters a fragrance like that of a pine-grove on a
damp morning. And when you tuck a load of
this wonderful tobacco into your pipe say,
Mister!
Cool as Cape Lisburne, mentioned above.
Sweet as the plaudits of a first-night audience.
Mild as morning in Cape Sable. (That's work
ing-hi the old geography!) Mild, yet with a
full tobacco body that completely satisfies your
smoke-taste. Buy some Prince Albert today and
make the test!
FRINGE ALBERT
;.e: N
. tir
ININI
sets hav e been definitely selected. al
though :evecal others are still under
consideration.
Jean Golactic. who will lead his
hand on the opposite side of the Ar
mory froin Garber. has just released
a new Victor record, "A Lane in
I.OST-31eersehaum pipe in a red case
at baseball game on Saturday.
Finder please return to A. F. 31or-
HI, 301 West. College Ave.
I Vacation
a g
At
that pays
1 1 * W
Here is the IDEAL proposition for
ever• self-supporting student—man
or •.cotnan—who wants to earn a
lot of money EASILY during , vaca
tion. No experience needed. Exclu
sive territory, if you act quick!
"Doc Barber made 72 sales in four
hours. Profit 564.50. (Sworn Proof).
The Delphos Self-Wringing Nlop
sells on sight, because it REALLY
wrings dry without wetting the
hands. Nothing to get out of oilier,
and is just what housewives every
where have been looking for! Your
profit up to 150%—and we give
exclusive territory.
s6l4in 4 Weeks!
A deaf and dumb man WirtMsF
could sell the Delphos ; N`9 o trs.
Mop. In font. weeks jp ,
Doe Barber made 4 ( 4'.
5614.40. In two weeks '
Harry Jager made ..-
5154.23. In two weeks . 1 i
Nlis.l.auraStgaton, a,
her spat made
551.50. In two weeks
Philip 11. Young made 40i /.4 0 4 .
artly $216.00. Doane
Itigelow•a average
sates arc about MI
mops a week. With a weelay profit of nearly
SSW. And so it goes: Write fur the .theta!
Write Quick! -
_
Before it's too tato:
Write usmt once, before someone
else gets ahead of you, for exclu
sive selling rights in your home
district sir any other district you
choose not yet closed up. We will .
also pay you well to get other SW
dents •working for us. Bust you
must write quick! Write us at once!
MAIL TODATt
Delphos Mop Company.
:55114 Tallith St., Delppos, Ohlo.
Cent Tenant 10101.1evntl nae without obtiguttar..
tho facto obout the Deltdow Nelf.W,lngins
Moo. tottether with, your Ilbezal otter of staclu•
stye, protected terntory.
Nam
I! Add, •••
il
P. A. is 'sold trenuehoeo
tidy red tins, pound and half
pound tin humidors. and
pound erystabglass humidors
with sponge•nroisteirer top.
And always with every bit
of bite and parch remnied by
the Prince Albert process.
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^,t-Ar.-b. IA
'age Three