Pa^c Six'
Coln,. m geo-pl, and coal
cleaning hays been pi 0p,,,,ed ad
damn. to mining vol icUb fm next
vent, :teem ding to Pt 0tt.,01 Wll/1.1111
it Chcd. , ,e,, held of the department
The study of geo-plis :Ks is a t , -
rent tics clopment in science, dealing
ith the telalmnslnp of physics to
gcologt. It pill be an &cane. '1 Ito
proposed coui se in coal cleaning will
supplement a subject °limed noo .
Filling a need of the Golkgi, tha
Carnegie Lhtnt y leans ed thn noel.
conic, of "Sot sal- of Lied Giant Col
loge. and Una eliat,.." a t•so s oh: me
compilation by At than .7 Mein, of the
United States Otfac of Education
A iii t compieheniave ticatment of
the sablect, the bed. tin, raleased
Campus Bulletin
Spl IN, football canilalate, Sill ic
pm' at Rem cation hall at -I o'clock
Monday fat %Intim as
MEM
noteiii.tie, engaging cat-iing su
m, nt tl. Sophonnne Ilop tonight
College Cut Rate Store
Watch the Windows for Specials Friday and Saturday
2 FOR 1 SOAP SALE
Fut a loutted tune only-I%lth ever! , cake of JERGEN'S FINE
SOAP era gtre ONE FREE
Regular 25c Brands—Non 9 for 25c
Woodbuty's 2 Famous Shampoos, usually 50c each
Now 2 for 50c
TALLYHO & HORSEBACK NATURE TRIPS
PENNS CAVE HECLA PARK
BEAR MEADOWS NATURE CAMP
Special Tickets fm Your Select Groups—For Details See
CAMPUS SADDLE SCHOOL
(Rear of Theatres) Phone 9799
SUGGESTIONS
FOR .
SOPH HOP
CORSAGES
FROM
I, lari t 'or
FLORIST
222 WEST BEAVER AVENUE Phone 86
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE
must hate punch bon I, hullo, and
table in then booths by 7 o'clock.
=ES
A Wesley league fellow ship meeting
is ill lie held in the foundation odds
[mum at 5:15 o'clock Sunday mglit.
Iles A S Asendorf, pastor of the
Refoi med chinch is ill speak on the
Wpm "My Philosophy of Life"
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ebbing club menthols will hold an
0,1-night hike to Andy Lytle', cabin
toino.o,, and Sunday, loming MeAl
- hall at 2 o'clock tomori ow. MCIII
- should pi event inembelship
Non-inentheis will be chaired fifty
ent, must ful ouch their wan
inlets, I,litch will be taken to cabin
b 3 cai.
IMCIMI
Al , Junnn% ate urged to have then
maul es taken fm 'Lora.' at the time
le,lgnated in the notice, sent them
CLASSIFIED
WANTED—Esti a typtng of any
hvnl Realm bloom Apt. 3 Phone
34.3-W ltPs
LOST—Delta Tau Delta ftaterotty
pm (not to a co-ed) loamls W.S F.
Fonlto please tall 149 tompST
LOST—l:lack and ',lute ac ,e Inured
Illah tat Liar, male. Ilad Pattamlgh
Imams:, and name "51tekey" on the
9 for 15e
collar Call Theta Xi, 170. ltcompG
LOST—Pallor P., black and A% hate,
mother of poor) nith a calved "S "I FOR SALE—Buescher Snx S fist al-
Please retain to Collegian office. to Good condition, leasonable turns
compST if sold at on.. Call Martin, 166-It.
FOR RENT—Single non, for min.'
Pt vote enti once from outsal.s UPPERCLASSMAN (Seem,),
lando Apt 31 Itpß no zoom in twat home. Wm int
and quiet moot be guaranteed. a
BALLROOM I) INCING INSTRUCT- not reply unlo.s., loony Intel este ,
ion—Prisate dancing instruction fur' S li, Gen Del 2tpsp
Clark Motor Company
PACKARD oloror: CARS
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224 East College Ale. -State College, Pa.
GAS " OIL ACCESSORIES STORAGE
CAR WASHING
TAXI SERVICE -
Phone 590
The Standards of Safety and of Service are
very high at the First National Bank. The
protection of our depositors, and their satis
faction in dealing with us, are things which
we consider first above everything.
The First National Bank of State College
DAVID F. I{APP, Cashier
Why we spend 12,000,000
to pat CAMEL cigarettes
in the veer A UMIDOR PACK
Karr been in the tobacco bosine, a long
time don n here at \\ inston-Salem and ee lake
a lot of pride in the quality of the cigarette, we
V bile ue ham spent a good many million
dollars ad% erttsing Camels, N 1 C ' S C shays held
to the old fashioned idea that the thing that
nail, counts is uhat HC pl.l i. into one cigarette
and not,, hat we sot about it.
If ise knoo an} thing about tobacco, and oe
think me do, Camels contain the choicest Turk
ish and the mcllooest, ripest domestic leases
that money can bu s
In fact we lime er cry reason to he proud of
the quality of Camels as they come from the
factory, but the remark of an old friend of ours
from Dem er sullle time ago emphasized 0 point
that has been the problem of the cigarette
industry for y ears.
As he inhaled the smoke from a Camel we
gal c him in our offices one morning, lie sighed
i tin ten e 5 ident enjoy men t and then asked
johingb '`Vi hat is this, a special blend le
ert cd for Cannel execu tit CO"
"Certainly not." vw told him. "Thi, putlage
of Camels was bought at the corner store this
morning. ,,
"Well," he said, "I'‘ e been a d3ed in the tt ocl
Camel smoker for a good man) ) ears, but t mon
coy soul I net er got a cigarette as good as t his in
Venter. If ott ttould gnc the res t of the l‘oild
the kind of Camels z.ou bell here in Winston-
Salem, on ought to hate all the cigarette busi
11CbS there is."
THAT statement simply , ' Clll-.
plwejted again the cigarette
Industry'smost important
problem. The more we
thOught about it, the surer
we were that ho was dead
right, and that somehow,
something must be done.
Dem er wasn't getting a fair
break. Nci Our in fact was
and other toe 0. The only peo
ple who really knew how good
Camels could be,werc the folks
right here in Winston-Salem.
That was due to a factor no
cigarette manufacturer had
mer been able to control.
Naturally there is no differ
ence whateNer iu the quality
THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
Inlt:nnert Call 194 01 we Mt.
F. J. Ilanarahnn, Ft e Apt 3 ptfC
of the to'anceo in Camel+, whether 3au buy
them m instan-Salem, Denver or Timinte
too. But up to zum there has been a eery real
difference in the enndriion of the cigarettes b 3
the time they reached the smolser.
The Has or and mildnesv of fine tobacco
depend upon the retention of its ;forum', not
folded, moist ore content which i n prime at
about ten per cent.
In spite of our great pains aio a;s to make
sure Camels left the factory ',hit just the right
amoun t of natural moil tom, no cigarette pack
age had ever jet been designed that could pre
i cut that precious moisture front th,ing out.
Tin:al; arc three things about. a tAgarette that
can %ling the tongue and unkindly burn the
(!) Cheap lota:ream
(2) Parslides of pepper', dust tell in the
tobareo bermsse of inefficient clean
ing methods.
(3).9 parched dry; condition of ate to
bacco duo to from of natural moisture
by overheating or evaporation.
Always certain or the quality of our tobaccos
me bad already macic Camel at "thistiesv" cig
arette the use °Ca specially designed vacuum
cleaning apparatus exclusilo Ivith our factory.
Now , if we could perfect a package that st mild
acLuall) . a •t a, a humidor and retain the natu
ral moistart, content, then Yuma, Arizona,
could enjoy Camels us ninth as we do here at
Winston-Salem.
I w c. )le.:
PERSONAL—Mr. Andi e Br. o, plentie l WANTED—Position as cook and care.
eturn my gill friend's (D. 8.) af. taker in club or fraternity by man
fect.ons to me. You heart-thief!' and wife. Experienced. References.
Amu er me immediately, "Heart- Inquire G R. Waggoner, Yeager
! In °hen," 609 S. Allen St, phone town, Pa. or call Lewistown 2184
237-It I 3tpilCd
Graham & Sons
ESTABLISHED 1896
Direct Buying Big Turnover
Fresh Tobacco and That is What
Makes Good Tobaccos
DON'T FORGET
Corsages
Foi Todte
State college Floral Shoppe
Allen Street - , Plione 580-J
We knew ii hat me emitctl.
We tried many things. We
asked the Pittsburgh Testing
Labora tor) to help us.
After man) ei.perimen Nand
humidity tests cmeri ll g all
methods of veiling cigarettes
came • the detailed report of
It Lich this is the net:
(A)Nocrivtingcigaret to pack
age, including those wrapped
in glassine paper or ordinary
celloph anc,ghen any thing like
adequate protection against
evaporation.
(B) dB cigarettes so pocked
tend to dry oat rapidly front
the any they arc released front
the factory,
(C) Only a maerproof mate
rial with a specially &wised
oo a • oor a
Voryone Else Does!
No man is well ch esse
without the proper ha
Stetson - Schobl
FROMM'
air-fight scat could give the desired protection.
(0) Tht, measure. uhile costly, could he relied
on to keep Camel.; in prime condition for jut
least three months in an) climate.
If )ou hale a technical bent, the graph below
math: by the Pittsburgh Testing Laboratory
dill show )ou the coact results of their ex-
haustisc stud)
Put,burgh Testing Laborator3chart oho, graphically
shows that only the C •Ihtrnolor Poch dental's
cmgaratics to on an prone cum/Ilion
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YOU may Le sure me gave this report u lot of
careful bind,. c checked it and re-checked it
and then me mem ahead. We tried this device
and that. At last me met success. The air-tight
m rapping im ulna' the designing of special
processes, special machines.
That vests a lot of money, more than $2,000,-
000 the first. )ear, but after you hum tried
Camels packed this modern nett way we arc
sure you UM agree it is a fine investment.
For some time nos, every Camel that has left
our factory has gone out in this new Humidor
rack.
We have said nothing about it until now, to
make sure Jour dealer would be able to supply
you uhen the good news came out.
Camel smokers of course have already dis
co:nen:dr that their fmoritc cigarette is better
and milder non than ever before. ,
If you aren't a Caine! smoker, trlf them just
to see ghat a difference there reull i y is between
harsh, dried out tobacco and a uloncrly con
ditioned cigarette.
You confect the di f ference, you on hear the
di f ference and you certainly can I,6sta the dif
ference.
Of course we're prejudiced. I
We situ ays hate believed Omit it /*/ is the
It orld's best cigarette. ,
Now we know it
Just treat yourself t - O — CaliVOTs in the now
Humidor Pack and sea if you don't agree.
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY
1 r irotini•Satorn,N. C. -
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Friday, Mar9li 6,
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