Pee Fear .1 . 1 11 I I 1.444-1.4-:-:÷344.:-:-:.+•:-:-:-1-:-1-:-:•44+44-1444:44.4 II G I Weil 1: AL'S SHOP ~ If I now showing t Buckskin and Suede Jackets $12.50 & $13.50 : { i .1: Men's College Shape Caps . $1.85 .... $1.85 3: T English Broadcloth Shirts 7., + )• • Allen Street T Notices 1 Beginning October tenth, President and Mrs. lletzel oil! be at home Mon day afternoons and c‘enings. I=l=l A. S. M. E. meeting Thursday even mg at seven o'clock in 200 Engineer ing D. All freShman and sophomore Industrial engineers and mechanical engineers aro ins ate IMCMI Old and new candidates desiring to try-out for the College debating learn Null report to Prof J FI. Puzoell, dc bating coach, at seven-thirty o'clock on Wednesday evening. =MI Fraternity scholarship cards till be available tonight at the Theta Xi house or any time hereafter. Alumni Plan Smoker After Penn Grid Tilt (Continued from first page) Imo not been disposed of will be put on sale at the smoker. Saturday night following the game the dance will be held on the roof of the hotel, with Ches West's radio band to furnish the music. The admission fee to the dance will be four dollais per couple or three dollars for club Members and for those who purchase tickets for the dance when they buy their smoker ticket C C Hildebrand '92, president oC the Philadelphia alumni, will piewde over the smoker while Victoi Egbcrt 'l3, ruinous art director, is dl handle arrangements foe the dance Secretary Sullivan further announ ced that headquarters for Penn Stale followers in Syracuse on the eve of the Syracuse battle, October twenty second, will be the Hotel Onondaga A supper will be served there on Fri day night after which a smoker will be held. PERMANENT WAVING Marcel Wamng Shampooing LOUISE A. LAMBERT LEITZELL BLDG. BIG CLOCKS LITTLE CLOCKS All Kinds of Clocks at CRABTREE'S Allen Street ALBERT DEAL & SON Heating AD Plumbing 117 Frazier Street TOILET ARTICLES Combs Brushes Bay Rum Acqua Velva Face Powder Shaving Cream Gillete Razors Ray D. Gilliland RAY D. GILLILAND Druggist West College Avenue :-H-x÷:÷•,m-:-:-:±:÷:-x-c-:. Agriculture Students Prepare for Smoker An All-Ag smokes conducted by the Ag Student Council has bee nset for Tuesday night, October eleventh, at se, en-fifteen o'clock in the stock Judging pavillion. The purpose of the smoker is the get-together of the students and profesors of the School of Age wafture Cider, pretzels, apples and smokes wit be sensed while a program of en tei tmnment consisting of talks, group singing, and stunts has been arrang ed by W C. Gimbel '2B, T. Wilson '2B, and W W. Motor '2B, the committee in charge All contestant will submit then plans foe the idea contest at the meet ing of the Penn State Grange in iixim 100 Horticulture building, Tuesday night at seven-fifteen o'clock. The object of this contest a hich is open to all Grangers is to create a project prizes will he given for the fiist and How Penn State 1 Opponents Fared Fordham 13 Lebanon Valey 3 Gettysburg 13 Penn State 34 EMI= . Penn 33 Swarthmore 0 I Syracuse 18 W. &Al 0 I , Lafayette 38 Mublenberg 7 N Y. U. 29 W. Va Wesleyan 13 Pittsburgh 33 Grove City 0 +: 1 -;“:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:÷:-:-:-:-:-:÷x-:-:-:,,x÷:-:-:•+•:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:÷:-:-:-:-:-:-: Industrial Engineering Department Student Desks and Chairs, Student Tables CHIFFONIERS $12.50 TYPEWRITER TABLES • • $4.00 to $8.50 CHAIRS $3.50 DESKS $lO.OO to $40.00 STUDENT TABLES $5.00 COSTUMERS $2.00 to $3.00 GATE-LEG TABLES • - - • $4.50 to $9 DRAWING BOARDS $1.25 to $3.00 SWINGS $5.00 to $lO.OO PICTURE MOULDING - 3c to 20c per toot MAGAZINE RACK $1.75 BOOK SHELVES - - - - $3.50 to $7.50 CEDAR CHESTS • • - $3.00 to $25.00 * • ROOM 106, UNIT B ...x÷:•.....:-:-:-.1-:-1-:-:-:-:-:-:•....:-:-:-:÷:÷:•.......,:-:•..„:-:......:....:-:-:....:.. A cherished honor That it's a real collegiate favorite is but one of many honors borne green pen with the little white dot. this Lifetime pen spends most day; ing hand and least in repair shops, of all honor. Unconditionally for a lifetime of flawless writing, became it is worth more. Its CE construction makes possible tht And the Titan pencil is a twin in d ''Lifetime" pen, $8.75 Lady "Lifeetme", $7.5C "Lifetime" Titanovernise pencti to mate At better stores everywhere SHEAFFE . PENS• PENCILS• SKR. , Mr.A.SHEAFFER. PEN COMPANY • FORT MADI CLASSIFIED LOST—Shell framed glasses on Stunt night on Campus. Return to Bat tosh, Berkshire Hotel. ltp LOST—Crystal bolder of gold grist Friday afternoon, Finder please ya turn to COLLEGIAN oilier Etp LOST—Shell-rimmed glasses, on campus, Stunt night. Return to Bartosh at the Berkshire. LOST—White gold Elgin Nt atch and gold chain. Key mith letters S. G. E Initials S. D. H. on both watch and key.. Finder return to Stuart D. Herbem, 206 Watts all and re ceive reward lip LOST—An odd patterned grey suit mos taken nom "Shorty" Bullock's Tailor Shop. A prompt return of this suit will be apppreciated. ltp LOST—Ct }stet flame from gold Elgin wrist match, last Friday afternoon. Finder please return to COLLEG IAN office ltp LOST—Boston bull terrier meaung red leash-harness. Dog is approxi mately six months old Rowan'. Call 127 2tp , FOR SALE—Shghtly used tenor ban jo with case and boo Instruetton books Cost $23 00 when new. Call 16-W. ltp FOR RENT—Large, comfortable room on second floor. Room for two. \V,th or without board Ivy Club, 228 South Allen Street. 2tp FOR RENT—Room for four boys. Board 1 desited. Bell 10-R,'013 South Allent Street 2.tp FOR RENT—Light, eheeilul room, second floor. Convenient to Campus. Inquire Graham's Hat Shop, 221 So. Allen Street. ltp ROOMS FOR RENT—Rooms for four, board if desired. Phone 10-R or call at 613 South Allen street itp WE RAVE new shipments of lamp shades and bookends at the Old .linen Art Shop. THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN WANTED—Janitor wilting to u ork for room rent. Impure at once nt 142 Frazier, first floor. ltp NO QUESTIONS ASKED—WiII the poison 'oho removed a Trench Coat and a Royal Blue blanket 1% ith a scar let edge from an automobile parked in front of Varsity Hall last Friday night pleas, return same to the Col legian office? No questions asked The blanket had a starlet Chi Phi mm•ogram on the center The two articles aro the property of E. E. My lin of Lebanon Valley. Engineering Station To Conduct Investigation (Continued from first page) time of injection, a special indicator is used. When the instruments weie being assembled and preliminary test made it IN as found that such n gauge would be necessary to conduct fur ther ins estigations. Plans were drawn up and the apparatus was built in the shops of the College. Golernment Loans Compressor The entire apparatus used for the tests is made up from a number of pieces received from different sources The United State Easy department loaned a torpedo air compressom to gne a pressure up to twenty-five hun dred pounds per square inch, the General Electric company built the pressure chambers in their Erie Shops and the DeLaVergme company built "You Can Get Fencing Foils, Masks, Gloves, Tips ' ' SOCKS Best Quality Wool Athletic Socks, 50c SWEAT SHIRTS Cotton, sl.so—Half Wool, $2.00 Visit Our Newly Remodeled Store L. K. N:ETZGER 111 Allen Street This Space ',Reserved SCHLOW'S Quality , Shop a special timing device for controlling the fuel Injection. Several other firms contributed minor pacts to the appar atus. With the Indicator built by the Col lege, pressure variations of several thousand pounds within less than one hundredth of n second base been re corded and time-pressure diagrams obtained. STRINGED INSTRUMENTS NEEDED IN ORCHESTRA Positions for stringed instrument players in the College orchestra are still vacant, although this group was well represented at the practice Tues day mening, according to Bandmas . tei W 0 Thompson. Tho complete ensemble will report in the band room on the fourth floor of Old Main at seven o'clock Tuesday night for the next practice. For Study Hour See an unusual line of LEATHER SLIPPERS MONTGOMERY'S 1,, Jt Arta 51ala t at Metzger's" The • one cigarette in a million TIIE instant a Camel is lighted, you sense that here is the distinctly better cigarette. And how this superior quality grows with the smoking! Choice to. baccos tell their fragrant story. Patient, careful blending rewards the smoker with added pleasure. Camel is the one cigarette in a mil lion for mildness and mellowness. Its de cided goodness wins world popularity R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, WINSTON•SALEM. N. C, B 1921 . . _.-- ---- Rotarians Will Occupy Special Seats at Game (Continued from first page) directing particular attention on the proposed sites of new constructions. Valions items of interest, including mining exhibits, inspection of build- Isms, machines and processes, witnes sing of numerous experiments and a stock parade, have been arranged for 1111.1"4' : 14 A , • .‘ (.$ \ \ \ 6 i kel A Its: ' 0 .00 --- //itoLtin, FA A Ai ‘ nntjALD Cyßsiv,, . From Maier P. C. Wren's Baffling Romance of the Sahara ' ----- ` Monday 77-zerRE--. and Tuesday _-_ October Admission : Adults 50c MEM= 1 11 11 ' for Camel. Modern smokers 'demand superiority. They find it fulfilled in Camels, and place them overwhelmingly first . You should know the tastes and fragrances that choice tobaccos really give. Camels will reveal an entirely new pleasure. And the more of them you light, the more enjoyable. "Have a Camel!" Titesday, October 3, 1927 observation by the visitors.' Following the tour and preceding the gridiron tussle in the afternoon, the first state-wide Rotary luncheon will be held in the Armory. -:-4-:-:-::-:-:-:-:-:-:÷:-:-:•.:÷1.4-H-:-...4- : , • JACK FROST „ : Insurance and Bonds T T 3 :' , of All Kinds tIOEO O r yct . NOA MILTON MARY 8 ' 4N Will l l„MAN NORMA — .WEIL RA . TREY LPt i ERR °R lETOith i . ES ...... ''GLAN o a.n.ci 1 1 Children 25c 3ZEEM
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