it!emiay. :111,3 IU, .1 Governor Approves of Balloting for Class New Appropriation Bill Officers Begins 'Poila.'', (Continued from first page) Ge.vernor Fisher provi&A that ;he ' fast building work from the nppro uriation fund should be the fitting of the upper doors of Old 31ain for claFs • rcome. This however, Will not imer fere with plans concerning the I,f . u tion building nor the proposed vital and men',‘ dormitory unit. lluntni I'nm] These buildings will be eretqed by the fund donated Ly Alumni and friendri the College. Bids were received fur the proposed storehouse Saturday but have not, as yet, been considered. The passing of this bill will. how ever, deprive the Odiege of a part of its income through additional Sena torial scholarships and insurance t, buildings and equipment but this part which must be fulfilled in the advancement of Penn State•'., position as a college. In concurring with Governor Fish er's decree, the Board of Trustees will appoint a special committee to c;,a_ eider the plan to be pursued in bu:l4l - operations after Old :Vain has teen reconditioned. Bond 1-ctic The $5.000,000 bond issue which las been proposed will COM!, bef , ,re the puhlie-at-large in the election= in the fall of Itr2S. If this goes through. Penn state's •buililing earnpaitrn will take on .3eW life. One milli9n !ars will be available annually for eight years for the eanstrurtion and equipping of new buildings. For. Service, Comfort and Economy Burn the Genuine Anita Punxsutawney Rusty Coal For Sale at PHIL FOSTER COAL YARD Phone 114-31 MIN• 4 1 .00 Penn State Shoe Repair Across From Postofficc PROMPT AND WILLING SERVICE Reasonable Prices x prime -;,:::laviarit on the ca IN ANY group of regular fellows, you'll find Prince Albert. It belongs. It speaks the lan guage. You get what we mean the minute you tamp a load of this wonderful tobacco into the bowl of your jimmy-pipe and make fire with a match. Cool as a northeast bedroom. Sweet as . a note from the Girl of Girls. Fragrant as a wood land trail. Prince Albert never bites your tongue or parches your throat, no matter how fast you feed it. You'll smoke pipe-load on pipe-load with never a regret. Buy a tidy red tin . of P. A. today. Throw back the hinged lid and breathe deeply of that real tobacco aroma. Then . . . tuck a neat wad into the business-end of your jimmy-pipe and light up. Now you have it . . . • that taste! That's Prince . Albert, Fellows! CRINGE ALBERT —no other tobacco is like it! (Continzeo irtm lira! page) l'rm 15e 5:5 , 44 or rlwqraitry unol T. F. 4'. N. Neil. I. It. er,ll.lv It. Lon, r , tl,r. .1. XV. 1 Frmsl lb, St }ilurn:i4.n: 1:. I'. M. ( • . I. I:. I Gln .!. .1. !. OWE l'n.to 110. Lito.ral Art, .1. C .10!, C. V. /lion. K. G IL it. 11.00i0,0n. W. .1. K. A. tl. 1:,:o!. W. U. Ito,othAri From School of Min. , -: M. C. Cr..y:r, Ifoo , ornunt, helm. S. S. M=EI Th,• men w. notnimred I'. It. 1 , ;v 1 t:. H. V. I , li,.larova. 1.. F. .1. C. A. Y.,. l'or or La Vic: .1. ,trim 1: Gold,. 11. C. Wiillntit , I'ewl.“ Vic: W. Veal. 11. Hawkiii, .1. I. Ili .1. 12 /mil ~_ ~=_~= _,_._ -,--~` .-_. Spring Is the Season of the year when a man buys everything New from his underwear to his overcoat—front his lint to iris shoes. And speaking of Shoes, we're showing everything New that. is shown under the Sun, and they're not Style Fads, they're Style Facts. Our Style Experts at the Factory go over tile whole Style 5101 y rod separate the fiction from the 1 acts, pick out the New Lasts and Leathers in all the New Shapes and Shades, in all the New Draigns and Patterns—and present all the New Style Facts. And the Hegel Price—One Price. Ss.6o—for all Leathers in all Styli., is E.GIV otcogniztal from Coast to Coast as a New Standard of Value in Shoes. RE CAL SHOE S On Display By THOMAS B. WEYANT At Omega Epsilon House i. , tttre w..re notninnle..!: M. . Itr:m.:l2. I.:. T. Critter ,• ~ I. N. lie:mill:I It. ILialt. 1.. IL IN W. P. 11. ,teset.e T. I. IV/d.,..1. • 111,. of ( . 11.1 1 . 11! , 4 . 11. .X. twr, c. .1. V.tro , r. 11. EIIIIEE • . . . . I,:i•ii•t•orillirt C. A. Tian. Brox, our. M. it. • . . From Arts: Ihf• S..ho:pl of 78112 w, V. S. Earn ,1 It. S. 11. 1.. W. 1.,,1nt nle-t ”trati::.l.•rl dt.ot: to. 1:. .1. l'alner. .1. N. 'A% A..:. Sortoa. I:. I:. W;ikin.. For 51,1.,,nr,, 1114,1. V. T. r.:th! It. • IL.I, F. W. 1 H. A. 31r7.11:rrn, W. I. N. a .1. N. I. U. S'auh,r. The Screamingest Com edy of All Time is on its way! VtAIIIIER Mt. e, , ,. ,, - , 0 •••• cild 1 era #ll4/ P. 1 C PV4I,- t- z ',.5T, ,, ,-1 , v i , agive-,_.ti ftifp,:w . Q.. v•-..-eivA . . \ . 4 ,f•br iA as\ll 7. f A , 1 I A i t -oiclA, r VO x 1..„ I :._ Iry 1 Old i el\ - y f i ~, t l DM i n II Th he 0 Better Ole EASED UrON THE PLAY 6Y BRUCE BAIRNSFAIIIERAND ARTHUR ELIOT emrc•cs CIABtIES 131105. PRODUCTION COMING SOON .• , • • • w.• .1.11A411;l7 WATCH FOR 17 ,„ , A '14;7. P. A. it ,0W evrrywhero tidy red tim, pound and half. Pound tin /n piston, and pound erywklu.s hunadort with sponge.tooistener top. And eIiONI, I with e'ery bit id bite and parch Te1:103 eJ bY the Pince fi lbert process. • 6 ..- 4 '. "....-'*, ::',",--- ft),..r . ; ".• editi- - :4 77' 44 j pglUttgr il 17- *LI , w ., 1, r% ,•, „ ~.„..., --.Am ifiiii ~ 4; !. , , : 4,:„; 4 , f,. .. - Pfli .4....zw,, 17 ;:.:E' PENN• STATO COLLEMAI4 Por ren : C. E. Hod, C. M. Ehrhardt. T. K. liray. .1. 11l Calder. 11. flrintorl, 11. A. !ire:doom. .1. I:. M,3lttr:ry. M. I:1,1mm, 11. Matz. I'. C. Slice:ll,y. For Stiitiotit Coutivi front Ito School of ie 7:11. lb, follow Ito: wore to:taloa i : I'. S. Auto If. rain. 1.. W. Cowell. P. Fin ly. I:. I'. E. I'm torso ii. if. 1: Soya. , r. . From tho of Clontil,,try and Igo, i., I% J. F. 1 1 ,0. A. c .Inoivoot. K. IL Kni4or. K. MooriA. 11. Priotloun. C 11. SotEt I, C. %V. Mont....rt.. From One EAtlonion F. .!. I f oct. 1.. C. . . . . 1)11,1 , 1.4.Titut: 11. IL Alm., I!. IN. 1:row:). S. M. l'unninvlvotl. II C. 6. 1.1...),.)1, It. D. It, Ana... 11. W. lAA., .1 A. Ire).!tor. D. 1.. P. 1.. l'atter^ott .11;•,. 11. 'rive. V. 1.1.1.1 !:, White. T. IL Wrigh!. I'l.lll 1110 S'himi I.11.(ral Art,: I: I:. C. Itil•k"1, 111:111. It. I:. Cram. ('. 1. l'iiri , l",otter. 14. I/1nw0",11,.. 1.. w CZ: F. lii, smit ws k \ r. :-c , Ta il or ' ' ;•., Shop' , 1,. • ', t. I Exclusive ' 9 • 1 t; Agency . , Newest fabrics. Latest College styles. Fine bench tailoring to your individual measure. $28 75 -d $3875 EDWARD CLOTHES MOE FOR YOU "See o Your Orders Cooked" t —AT— t i CLUB DINERS, INC. iCleanliness Courtesy Excellent Food t OPEN ALL NIGHT PHONE 9480 •‘I,A 'ERSKINE SIX' EST CONFORTABLE AU SUPREME DEGRE"-L'AUTO, PARIS I f 1, Gill/land..T. R. He•l+=, P. Kovalovsl.Y, S. 11.1 H. Nollyipr. G. 11. Stimurr. M. • Mune. l'ron the Srhool of Mint's: T. 11. Cop eeon. J. C. I.:411111 ml,, T. .10111, A. IV. Mitchan• rrr IX N.,141.. .1. I'. W. 11. See', it GOLFERS WIN AND TIE After tying Antioch college twn to we here Friday, the Nittany golf teem scored a fifteen to six victory over the Clinton Country clnh at Lock Haven Saturday. john`e ikvewsS oes $ 9 NEW SPRING MODELS ON ' DISPLAY AT MONTGOMERY & CO. $ 7 o .We d ittews.Shoes Stores in New York, anwideni M j ii!r;il on " 12 , A lTe l erek '6%; Still setting the soh' pare, aren't you? Glad I'm not the parent who pays and pays and pays. - Jib, that's the point. Ir's an Erskine Six and economy is its secret passim:) Don't fudge its cost ✓y its appearance.”. - SPEAKING frankly, who cares a fig for bore and stroke, cubic displacement and all of thar. The car of today is the one that slips through traffic like an All-American halfback wriggles through a broken field; turns on a dime with nine cents change and pops into a parking space with a hair's breadth clearance front and rear. To match the spirit of American youth a motor car must have "It." "It" is the ability to chase the horizon all day without panting; smart good looks that do credit to the intelligence of its owner and riding comfort that wins a sigh of complete ease. That's why the Erskine. Six Custom Coupe is taking America's youth by storm. Style conceived in Paris— design by Dietrich, the master designer—speed that lets you decide whether or not the car behind will pass. And, will it stand up? Studebaker builds it—Q. E. D. Take possession of an Erskine Six today. Drive it over ; roads other cars fear. Forget the gearshift lever. Revise all your notions of motoring. You're riding in a car that has set a new pace for others to try and follow.' .4 Tim &Abu Six Carton Corp, os illustrated, sells fif bp; f.e.b. Jam", toriphre with frmr and MI/ bbmperi and selptnerlitins d•mbttl itakti. ERSKINE SIX Pr 111.10 STENOG R A PH Y Office No. 3, second floor I.eitzell Bldg. Phone 5111. All kinds of typing from written notes, printed mat ter, or from citation. Student work a specialty. Mrs. Campbell. 2t-p WANTED—Position as a maid or helper in kitchen in Fraternity or restaurant or work by the day. Phone 1:11-1:. •'_tp Auctioneer—llousehohl goods and Real Estate given prompt attention. Ilarpkter, Pine Grove t..p. i • i I TheEngagementDiamond 1 A gem of quality, though of 1 1 small size, is a wiser choice i than a larger slime of a lower i i standard. i 1 I 1 CRABTREE'S i DIAMOND JEWELERS • t I I +—“----*—•—•------ GIVING OUR TIME TO ! i SAVE YOURS % I i If you are in a hurry and want to rush in and right out again, our service is ready to cut Corners and clip seconds to speed you on your way. But when you need help or ad vice, we'll take "all the time in the i world" with you. 111 1 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK i State College, Pa. DAVID F. KAI'P, Cashier. lii.ININOWWW•siNhOWNINN.......O.4~II.II.OO,•~••••••••• Mil tek THE LITTLE ARISTOCRAT NOTICE—The wrong armchair wa! taken from the Armory after th from. Will the person haring please natty the Sigma Chi Fr , ternity. Will the fellows who picked ttp ti mashie niblick on the ninth grce Saturday afternoon please return to the Phi Sigma Kappa house? IL N. --