Thursday, September 17,1931 Activity Records Aid College News Service Students Will Fill Out New Cards During Registration As an aid to the department of 'public information, each student is required to fill out a student activi ties card at first semester registra tion. This system, which was tried for the first time last year, has prov ed of great value to the department in preparation of news releases, ac cording to Wes W. Dunlap of the news service staff. “Although a few students failed to co-operate by answering the ques tions correctly last year, the number of delinquents was surprisingly small,” Mr. Dunlap stated. “How ever, students should be made to un derstand that data contained on the cards is considered confidential and used only for reference in the depart ment office.” “The cards are particularly helpful at graduation time, when they may be/consulted as a record of students’ activities while in College. Such questions as ‘What daily and weekly newspapers are read in your home,’ are designed so that College news may be directed to those newspapers,” Mr. Dunlap said Freshman cards differ from those of other classes in that space is pro vided for listing high school activities, while other classes are asked to re port on activities pursued in College Seniors will state the time of expect ed graduation instead of their father’s occupation and newspapers read m their homes. The three upper classes are direct ed to give information on, the per centage of money they have earned toward their College expenses. First year students will state how much money they expect to earn for this purpose. For the convenience of de- TRY CRAIG’S RESTAURANT ON ALLEN STREET FOR QUALITY and PRICE FOR HOME COOKED MEALS BUY A MEAL TICKET $5.50 for $5.00., _ $273 for $2.50 10c Palmolive 3 cakes 21c 16 cakes for $l.OO 10c Ivory Soap, 3 cakes for 21c 16 cakes for $l.OO 15c Wms. Violet Soap, 3 for 25c 25c Woodbury Soap Per cake NOXZEMA SPECIAL 75c Boudoir Special Size__47c iVe Are Exclusive Distributors TOILETRIES $l.OO Ponds Creams 69c $2.00 Coty Bath Powder $1.39 60c Odorono 43c 75c Glebeas Rouge 45c $l.OO Evening in Paris Perfume 89c $l,OO Jergcn’s Lotion 77c $l.OO Hinds Honey and Almond 77c 75c Ungentine Skin Cream 55c $l.OO Frostilla 73c 35c Cutcx Items 24c $l.OO Tangee Paste Rouge 71c After-Shaving Lotions 50c Fore After Shaving Lotion 33c 50c Williams Aqua Velva.. $l.OO Pt. Size Bay Rum ' 69c $1.25 Pinauds Lilac 75c Fougere Royal After Shave 59c $l.OO Ponds Freshner 69c ' , c 50c Mennen Skin-Balm ‘±. 31c Yardley After Shaving Lotion 85c, $1.50 $l.OO French Lilac 59c College To Register On Monday Morning Registration for the three upper classes will begin in the Recica tion hall at 8:30 okiock Monday morning Houis are from 8 30 un til 12 o'clock in the morning and from 1 30 until 5 o’clock in the af ternoon on Monday and Tuesday. Grosß enrollment total this year is expected to exceed 5,000, accord ing to William S. Hoffman, reg istrar. Last year’s cnrollmeni. reached 4,785. 8 NAVY GRADUATES ENROLL HERE FOR DESIGN COURSES Eight graduates of the United States Naval academy at Annapolis, Md, arc taking graduate couiscs in mechanical design in the School of Engineering. Each year, graduates of the Acad emy are sent here for study, follow ing a naval cruise and a year’s grad uate work at Annapolis The Unucd States Navy provides some of the equipment for their study here. Branch Attendance Decreases With a total enrollment of 4,350 students in the dcpai.ment of engin eering extension during 1930-31, a de crease of 1,910 m attendance was an nounced by Piof J Orvis Kellei, head of the -department The enrollment in 1929-30 was G,2CG partment workers, students are ie quested on the caids to spell fiatei nitres out in full Activities cards will be in blue, sal mon, white, canary, and pink color* in order of class, from seniors tt special students. They will not be included as a regular section of Uic blanket registration form but will ap pear separately. Whitman’s Candies Always Fresh Exclusive Agency for Mailha Washington Candies 70c lb. Also Ann Warner FRESH CASHEW NUTS 69c lb. FKESII JUMBO PEANUTS 25c y 2 lb. —4sc lb. Tin Gift Boxes of Almonds, Mixed Nuts and Cashews $1.39 lb, WE WRAP FOR MAILING v SHAVING NEEDS 50c Williams Shaving Cream 32c 35c Monncns Mentholated Cream 24c 50c Ingrams Shaving Cream 31c 40c Squibbs Shaving Cream 28c 35c Lifebuoy Shaving Cream 22c 25c Williams Shaving Talc 16c Yardley Shaving Bowls $1.25 75c New Style Jar Barbasol 59c 2 Rising Bovines Challenge Fame Of Dead Jessies Challenging the campus fame of “Penn State Jessies I and ll,’’ two newcomers have claimed college bo vine honors. Tho recent notoriety of “Kimwar Pauline Burke” and “Josie Aggie Princess” is based on their perfected ability to yield thirty-five and thirty loui quarts of milk respectively every day in the past year of 3G5 days. 'Both cows produced an average of 27,000 pounds of milk each last year The leading contender, weighing 3350 pounds, produced more than twenty times her own weight. Readings taken from July, 1930, to last July show that “Josie” produced 20,928 pounds of milk, while her uval betters her with a small margin over tho 27,000 mark. Robert Mingle Typewriters and Guns Repaired Guns and Ammunition 119 South Fraser Street Phone 385-J MEN’S CLOTHES Made to Your Measure FALL FABRICS In All Wanted Shades and Patterns $2O to $4O Smith Tailor Shop 110 East Beaver Avenue CLEANING PRESSING REPAIRING CUT PRICES - on. $l.OO OVALTINE... $1.25 ABSORBINE JR 83c 50c S. T. 37 SOLUTION... $1.50 AGARSOL, 12 oz. size $1.50 R. & D. AGAR, 16 oz. size.. $l.OO MARROW MAR-O-OIL SHAMPOO 77c $1.50 VITALIS .. $1.50 FITCHES SHAMPOO 93c $l.OO LYSOL .. $1.50 PETROLAGAR _. 60c Pt. Size RUBBING ALCOHOL 39c 15c EPSOM SALT __.loc 50c MILK MAGNESIA 35c 60c ENERGINE 39c 1 lb. COTTON 49c 5 lbs. PSYLLA SEED ___s3.B9 $1.20 S. M. A 81c 45c ICOTEX 31c 45c MODESS _* 31c $1.75 - Qt. Size MINERAL OIL 89c THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN Fire Signals New fire alarm signals arc now in effect, Robert Y Sigworth, fire mar shall, announces. The complete codr of signals is as follows, the long blast being indicated by and the short blast by 11 - East of Allen street south of campus (residence). 12 - - Ease of Allen, south of campus (business section). 13 - - - West of Allen, south of campus (business section). 14 West of Allen south of campus (residence). (14 includes campus fraternity houses). 15 ----- College Heights, (Park avenue). 21 Campus, cast of Al len street j 22 - Campus, west of Allen. 23 - - College farms. 30 Outlying districts. (After alarm—fire out). Distress signal. 9-lc WAP IT AM PAT I Pf’P turc will contain a well-planned, mod- struction are the result of a speci. VYUAIV Ull LULLEiUu cm nursery school m the center wing appropriations bill of $910,000 fi rnrnrvr nnA/mnnnna on K fl°o>- A small cafe constructions recommended by Goi UNI IS P RIIkRkSSkS term to be used in phases of class work erfior GilTord Pmchot on Fcbtuaiv will be installed in the south wing. and passed by the Stale lcg.>datur —0 Will Utilize Old Building. late in March - fConi.imcd rrara first panel , W hat disposal will bo made of tho = old dairy building upon the completion *’ partitions lining both sides of the halls of the new structure has not been defi on the ground and first floois open nitely decided yet. Facilities for the W > 6lColtlG FrCSIIIUCH the laboratories to the full view of bactenology department will likely be visitors. increased on the second flooi, while p.. Yniir The home economics budding will the fust floor will probably be used assume an E-shape and will follow a for an agricultural library. -r modified Georgian architecture sim- The present quaiters in the women’s 1101*10 the Main Engineering building. Luildmg now used by the home ocon- y y 9 « T> T APT The superstructure above the ground omlcs department will likely undergo J 1 IVI O LLA U L *loor will be largely brick with lime- extensive lcmodcling next Fall with stone trimming. a view to utilizing the space for wo- ALLEN STREET In addition to classes, laboratories, men’s dormitories and administration offices, the struc- The two buddings now under con- L .. _ _ STATIONERY Wc are offering you stationery in Ripple and Vellum finish at the lowest prices. Penn Slate Steel Cut Die Stamped Stationery Box of 60 Sheets, 50 Envelopes—sl.oo Box of 24 Sheets and 21 Envelopes Varsity Club Vellum—s9c Box of 21 Sheets and 21 Envelopes With Blue Border—79c l lb. 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