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1 , Notices I
The tratet inty hi dye town:intent
sponsored by :he Into ft ate: nay
Council sill beget tomon ow after
noon at four o'clock at Montgommy
and Company's stole A list of con
testants and the time of playing sill
be posted in Montgomery's n indon
before the cone
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The Rockview baseball team will
open its season on Satui clay, May fifth
at the Westein State penitentmiy at
Roclo,lew MIMI% debiting game,
will communicate with W J McPal
land, Deputy Walden, R F D, 3,
Bellefonte, Pa
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Applications lot entrance in the in
terfiaternitv golf tour nament must
be giten to John \V. Eshelman 'BO at
the Sigma Phi Epsilon house not later
than Friday. The entry fee is one
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All houses wishing to onto Intel
fraternity tenors tournament 1.1111 !ID
so by paying a one dollar enti once fee
to Richard W Shriner at the A T. 0.
House by tommrow.
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Sole of 1930 class pennants will
close Satutdal night at V Into Mu , -
ser's stole Get your otdets in no,
Thespians To Present
"Honestly Yours" Here
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' Jackson Wheatley, as the henpeck
ed husband, is matched melt with
Robert Creswell who takes the tole
of the egotistical, self-satisfied wife,
%how appeatance alone belies hei
position of moot lance Milt Young
and Don Von Nelda who impetsbnitte
girls have coon populauty flodi ev
cry, audience since the (lost appeat
anon of the troupe "Dance of the
Spooks,' "Match of the Dodos"
and the duelling scene at the be
ginning of the thud act hate coon
applause at each shouing
• Ticket sales still be held at the
florist Shoppe every evening thi,
- week from sewn until now o'clock
Sweeten The
Day With
MARY LINCOLN
CANDIES
"Old Fashioned Goodness
in Every Piece"
70c Pound
Rexall
Drug Store
Robert J. Miller, Prop.
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What good is
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if your health has been
impaired? It's a bigger
asset to you than your
education and it's easy
to safeguard. You will
find that it pays to make
every breakfast include
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WITH MILK OR CREAM
Baseball Nine Routs
Gettysburg Batsmen
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bases George Delp then tallied Cy
ugh a pretty single over short.
Afire Wolff scored another flue
and White run in the second inning
a lien he smashed n fast one to the
far recesses of left field for a honk
run The ball rolled all the say to
the football practice field and Alhe
had circled the bases before the
sphere airs returned to the diamond.
Harrington Ilits Double
Lesko and Wolff opened up the
foutth uith safe one-base blows to
left Gene Singley pounded to the
thud baseman uho 'aired the burly
ratchet at the hot coiner. Captain
Harlington then strode to the plate
and hammered out a slashing double
to left center snoring Alhe, SingleY
going to third on the hit Haines
tallied the latter on a long sacrifice
fly to left. Kent fanned to end the
session.
In the meantime the Gettysbmg hia
tus cone having a difficult time try
mg to solve flames' deceptive delis
eiy Smeial tones battens leached
host an free passes and fumbles but
on each occasion the lanky twill:r
pulled himself together and retned
the side via the stakeout route It
Was not until the fifth inning that the
Battlefield men scored their fist hit.
Tally Eight Tomes
Coach &wick's pastmers settled all
doubt of victory in the fifth Eight
suns were chalked up in this session
on on, hits and two bases on balls.
Dobbelaas stinted the swatfest with
a lice ticket to first, but was forced
at second on Lungren's grounder to
short. Delp hit to McMillan who
cued Al Lesko tallied Cy with a
Finds Tobacco
for 'Tweaking
In" a Pipe
Columbus, Ohio
March 10, 1927
Larus & Bra Co.
Richmond, Va.
gentlemen.
Tao years ago my wife gave me an
expensii e pipe. I smoked it a great
deal for two or three weeks, put it aside,
then began smoking it again This
time it was very strong. Veterans told
me that it had been smoked too hard
(erases' pipe and should be put sissy
The pipe was laid away again A
short time ago I got it out and smoked
one of the common brands of tobacco
in it The results were disappointing
I told the druggist of my experience
with it. He asked if I had tried Edge
worth I told him I never had. I fol
lowed his suggestion. and I am honest
when I say that it has restored the
sweetness to the pipe. and has made
me wonder. Was it the pipe or the
brand of tobacco that caused me to
lay it away for the long period of time?
As a novice. I prefer Edgeworth. I
am going to stick to it. as I feel satis
fied that there is none better on the
market.
Sincerely yours.
Philip C. Sheen
Edg6worth
Extra High Grade
Smoking Tobacco
WPSC RADIO PROGRAM
Tontght
7.00 p in.—American Foiest Week
piegiam Music by the
Kappa Gallium Psi En
munble
"Land Utilvation," by
Piefessoi lied I' Wea
sel, Paul Itunyan,
Foiestet,", Aith
ui Aitzbeiger '2B,
"Forest Pi WAS in
Modem Life." Piotessor
Halold S. Nev,ins
Tomorron Night
7 00 p wan Finest Week
inogi am Music by the
Kappa Gamma I'si En
semble
"The Fin esto's Mad
Dos," dialogue by Dean
Ralph L Watts and Pto
fe,soi John A Feign
s on. "Pennsylvania's
Forests," by Di Steven
son NV Pletcher
double to Lento.. WoIII, Singley and
Halrington then singled in succession
and Haines ',sail:ed.
Kent wounded to setnnd but Debby,
batting for the second tune, incteased
the onslaught In smashing a tiiple to
tight centi.i. and seemed the final tun
a second later NOICII the shot tstop
muffed a telay item the outfield. Cy
Lungten ended the inning by gtounil
mg to the third baseman who threw
him out at the mittal sack.
For a most refreshing change:
eeFollow. your friends and smoke
this smoother and better cigarette"
NN STATE COLLEGIAN_
Orators Compete Here
For Title May Fourth
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St. Francii, St. Vincent, Dickinson, student government or class organiza-
Wnynesbutg and Penn State are in- tic= and from acting in the capacity
eluded among those sending mine- of innnager of assistant manager of
sentatives to these elinunntions, v. hick
any College activity.
will be open to the public
The pm pose of these maw ical Will Punish Violator,
competitions Is to inuense general A student who anticipates in any
boom ledge of, and interest in, the Con
stitution The ,contest that will be one of these actnities while scholas
tically ineligible will lie considered
held heie is one of a sencs being con-; as violating the established isles and
ducted to select seven inciters to coin- I will be subject to discipline by the
pete in the finals held at Los Angeles
whine pi ices ranging nom tin ee-hun- College authoilties Only within one
whine poxes semesters time from when the ban
elicit and fifty to one thousand five is placed upon Min may the student,
,
hunched dollars ill be °Acted to the
provided he has removed the condi
tions,
,inneis again be allowed to take part
in these MMus.
Athlet.c Association will sell four
These additions to the body of
ehg
3lodel 52 match rifles and a Windiest
'inlay rules, adopted by the College
er 5A telescope. See Lieutenant
2t Senate in 1925, will go into effect at
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i JUNIOR PROM
2 Chiffon Hose Scarfs 2
i Flowers Head Bands
Lingerie Necklaces
Compacts Beads
t EGOLF'S 1
Senate Makes Changes
In Eligibility Rulings
0 P. Loam! Co., E5t.1760
the opening of school in September,
item ding to a decision of the govern
ing body.
CLASSIFIED
COLLEGE STUDENTS Mahe lug
money, easy, selling The Hartman
Brushes during vacation time
Write, phone oi call in person, The
Hartman Brush Puetoiy, Hughes
ville, Pa ltp
Tuesday, April 24, 1928
EXPERIENCED COOK—Wants poet
tron in fraternity during summe
or winter. Call Mrs. Fay Dean, 21
Park avenue. ' ltp
FOR SALE—lndian-chid motor-e
cle. Cheap to quick buyer. Pho
212-J-12. Pleasant Gap. 2tp
LOST—A save,. Omega Epsilon
teinity ring. Return to Collo,
office. 2
Rd~RY/
'Dry" have changed
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one hesitates to use
zelessom risk thedan
called old-fashioned'
submit thin state
's Frog Brand Slick
ndry.•
wyer's Slickers are obtain•
la at melee atoll, haber•
sobers anti department
'et yours TOQAY
.SAWYER&SONS
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