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ANANNEA 151(05: THEATRE
Matinees at 1:30 and 3:00
Evenings at 6:30 and 8:30
You can eve a complete chow as late ae 9 p.m
TODAY AND FRIDAY
Jean Harlow and Lee Tracy in
"BOMBSHELL"
SATURDAY
W. C. Fields (Nut Star of "Inter
national House"), Alison Skipworth in
"TILLIE AND GUS"
MONDAY-TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY
MAE WEST
TM NO ANGEL'•
THURSDAY
Richard Dix, Elizabeth Allan
Ralph Bellamy in
"ACE OF ACES"
NITTANY
FRIDAY
June Knight. Mary Carlisle,
George E. Stone in
"LADIES MUST LOVE"
SATURDAY
Zanc Grey's
MAN OF THE FOREST"
with Randolph Scott.
RED HOT--and Burned Up!
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with FRANK MORGAN, FRANCROT TONE
PAT O'BRIEN, UNA MERKEL, TED HEALY
TODAY AND FRIDAY
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EXTRA! • . .. . - .
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The MILLS ~. CA Shawh at
BROTHERS • - . THAUff. 1 :3D-3 :OD
in , . . .. .
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6:30—D:30
'Ma , . Yub. P.Y. '• ' . A Warilii B:othor&Thcatro• . -
the Rhumba'.
COLLEGE CUT RATE STORE
Dresden China Candy and Tid-Bit Trays—sl.oo
• DRESDEN CHINA SETS—MOO •
• HALLOWE'EN NOVELTIES
Party Invitations and Place Cards
Helena Rtibinstein "Pick-Me-Up Beauty Kits"
$3.75
WATCH THE WINDOW FOR SPECIALS
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
KEEP IN TOUCH
PHOTOGRAPHICALLY
• YOUR CLASS REUNIONS
CLASS STUNTS
HOUSE PARTY PICTURES
OUR NEGATIVE FILES •
CAN SUPPLY THOSE
WANTED PRINTS
The pENN QTATE
HOTO H O P
212 East College Avenue State college, Pa.
W A E L L u C m O N M I E. !
VISIT WARD'S NEW :
ICampus Bulletin I
All non-fraternity men living in
Unit No. 3, which includes the area
bounded by West College avenue, Bur
rowes street, West Beaver avenue, and
Frazier street will meet for election
of officers in Room 302, Old Main, at
7:30 o'clock Monday night.
The Penn State Acro club will meet
in Room 108, Main Engineering, at
7:15 o'clock tomorrow night.
Trials for the men's debating team
will be held in Room 405, Old ➢fain
at 7 o'clock on the night of October
DOGGETT NAMED CHAIRMAN
Prof. Leonard A. Doggett, of the
departMent of electrical engiheering,
was appointed recently to the chair
manship of two committees of the
American Institute of Electrical En
gineers for 1933-1934. These com
mittees are' the student branches com
mittee and the education committee.
C . ome in and See Our
Complete Line of
GIFTS AND NOVELTIES
HANN AND O'NEAL
East College Avenue
whose head
aches make
headlines!
Lee's her press
agent!
PLEBES TO OPEN
FOOTBALL SEASON
Will Engage Wildcats on New
Beaver Practice Field
At 12:30 O'clock •
Bs JOHN A. BRUTZMAN 15
What are the prospects for future.
Lion football teams? That will be
the question Penn State students can
ponder as they watch the freshmen
squad open their season against the
Vilianova Wildcats .on New Beaver
Practice field at 12:30 o'clock Satur
day.
Coach Nelson S. Walke has a great
bunch of boys to work with this year
—he says so; he has had nearly five
weeks to get them working as a unit;
they showed up especially well in their
only game with the varsity—idother
words, it should be a team that will
bring visions of really great foot=
ball once more to this campus.
Villanova will. come here with a
strong team. They have had two
games' experience and that will count
strongly in their favor. However,
the Lion cubs have had plenty of
scrimmage, and with injuries cut to
a minimum, they should - rate on a
COMPLETE LINE OF
GIFT
NOVELTIES
OLD MAIN GIFT SHOP
Opposite Front 'Campus
Crabtree 's
One-Three-Two Allen Street
THE BEST STORE
in
THE BEST TOWN
in ' .
CENTRE COUNTY
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GRAHAM AND SONS.
Established 1896.
WELCOME ALUMNI'
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Greetings from the Old Reliable
Confectionary and Tobacco'Stand
WELCOME ALUMNI.i
EVERYONE is :TALKING: OUR
• GOOD FOOD AND SPEEDY : SERVICE
TRY OUR: DELICIOUS DINNERS
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THE. FENWAY TEA:IROOM. . • •
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OPPOSITE FRONT CAMPUS
HELLO ALUMNI!
WE NEED YOU—AND GREAT YOU
KEEP THE BALL ROLLING
PENN .STATE HOTEL
East College Ayenue" —
IDEAL FORUOMFORT
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BUDWEISER GRILL
West High Street
THE• PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
par with thelVildeatS.
Coach Walks will start Sunday and
Smith at ends, with Schuyler and
Barth at tackle positions. Mur
ray will open the game at center,
flanked by Beteglia and Levinson at'
guards. • .
Girton will call signals from the
quarterback post, with Rhoda and
Hess at halfback. Robbins at full
back will complete the starting line
up.
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However, these are not the only
Men who will see action Saturday.
Coach Welke plans to send practic
ally the whole squad in before the
game is over. Terry and Ritzie are
the reserve ends, while Radcliffe,
Salisbury, Cromwell, Cimo, and
O'Dowd will probably get a chance at
tackle.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHY
AND TYPING
CARY ZOLLINGER
STATE COLLEGE HOTEL
HOURS 9.12 a. m:_ 1-5 P.
• Saturday only
•• - -200 Pairs
Full-Fashioned
Length
Fine Quality
;. CHIFFON
STOCKINGS
pair
41:1 the New
• Fall Shades
THE.
BUSH & BULL
' "'LltimrANy
Allen ; at--Beaver • Ave.
CLASSIFIED
BALLROOM DANCING INSTRUCTION
Individunl instruction In social dancing. call
Ellen Mitchell; 468,1. 17.etnoWHS
BALL ROOM DANCING INSTRUCTION—
Individual nodal' dancing Instruction. Call
,770-J or 811. Mary- nanrshan, Fyc Apt.,
200. W. College Ave. 1-etKL
TYPING REP ORTS—THEIMES —THESES—
Reasonable rules. Call Miss Boyer 851,
bc
tween hours or 9 to 2. 5-etnpFT
STUDENTS—Your Regal ahoca can be had at
Phi Karon Pd. Call Leffler. Phone Aft
324tnoW/IS
ALUMNI 7—Bring them along to dance to Bill
tinttorrit orchptra at ginhaconttillan Park,
Lewistown, Saturday, ,night. talc (plus: tont
pays round•trip bus-fare, admiasion, and
dancing. . . • • • 35-ItnoRWO
CO-OPERATING WITH THE N. R. A. PROGRAM! ,
lEEUILDING SALE
Offering you for a limited time only, new seasonable merchandise at prices
that won't be possible a month froin now.
Prices are going higher daily—but fortunately we have' on hand a . .big • 1
stock which was bought months ago . . . long before prices started to go
up. Now we have to make room for our contractor 'so that he will, be able
to proceed with the work of remodeling, our store, therefore Merchandise •
will have to be sacrificed. •
THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE. DON'T PASS IT BY!
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Sale: Starts Friday October' 20th.
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FALL •SUITS..AND TOPCOATS
s2sStiits and Topcoats - Now . ; 75
$2l . "
• (except Knit-Tex and Saxon-Weave)
$3O Suits and Topcoats. - Now.• 25.50
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$35 Suits and' Topcoats - No* $.29075
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$4O Suits and TOpcOats NOW $ 3
, 4 90
ljuy Now! STETSON HATS'SS
save,sl.so will be $6.50' •
Lfter
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Stock uri on . . $5.00 • $7.50 •
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' SHIRTS : . TRENCH : ' SUEDE . :,' - '
~ ,,Try . COATS • 'JACKETS .
MC '
. replaTtleht. . 0 . Ar replacement *. • ts ,
~ nt - . -.
worth .
price tj , .7i/ pice . , f •Ud
$ 1
$6.50 . 58.56 •
this price . . • , • • .
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D. V. D. UNION:SPITS -. :f• .• • $l. 00 ' SHIRTS OR SHORTS.- :''.; ' ' . • . 49c
replacement price $1.50 - ' . replacement price '7sc:• ." '' •-
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"FRIENDLY FIVE" SHOES ' $5 • 00 . 35c HOSE .
replacement:price $6, replacement' price 50cc 29c.
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"MOHAWK". SHIRTS $139 "B
TIES
WOOL '. • .
replacement price $1.65 TIES • 3 .for $1• _
00
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$8.50 Phirsheim Shoes $
t r u ea b fa c ce s in io e . nt after Nov. 1 arc expected
BLUE-MOON
HOSIERY
Replacement . - ,•
• , •price $1.25
all new' 79 c
fall
shades
'There are many more items that you can•use ...,prices in, many cases
ioiver, than present wholesale prieeS. Areal opportunity for you,tii save.
pon't pass it by! •
FR OM M'. s
Allen Street
HEAR FRED WARING piny ni Tyrone Mon
thly. Reduced rate of One fur round 'trip
ornottlln on special boson leaving CO-01,
too-n 7 nod II 'riock Monday night. No
advance reservations.. 341.1topinWO
FOR RENT—WAWA' ul Morn with too dingle
beds on second - Very good location
with ." all • - conveniences. Opposite ' front
ampus.• With or without good. board.. Very reaxonable. Coll at second floor. 112 Miles
atreet. • • - 314tpd.111W
FOR RENT—The right Non at room far two
of the right'eart of 'boys. Prof. J. H. Fri.-
zell. 210 Highland Ave..' '. 7-ItnpftWO
FOR RENT—Room and olecping porch tvith
Private family. - 224 Ridge avenue. Phone
678. ' , 9.2tnpßWO
FOR RENT—Larad comfortable rooni. Orlando
apartments. PhonC 826. R 33-2topHK
FOR RENT—Two . 11ingle rooms and two double
rooms with single. Simmons. beds. • Two
mom apartment'. Heat, light, use reason
able rent., 102 E. 'Barnard EL, phone N.J.
2.2tnpßWO
NEW FALL SHOES FOR WOMEN
Fall and-Winter models to harmonize with every ensemble., Of=
ferings that are impossible for us to replace in today's market
at anywhere hear the price we paid.
• You save at least $2 a pair: -
shoes• $6.
$5.
t$Y5 Ao . es 14095
now
.114 E COLLEGE AVE.
ay Evening, October 20, 1933
1 , 011 RENT—Garages-88.68 per month. Al.
Know at reasonable rates. 127 N. Athertr.n.
Phone 1684 , 36.1tttplIK.
LOST—Tanner'a Principle, or Law, Volume L .
Return to Collegian oftlee, Nlttany Printing
37-ItopRWO
WANTED—Student barber. Apply al Knew
barber shop, 106ib •E ! '.• Beaver avenue. 2nd
20-ItnpßWO
WANTEDPannengern to Pittabutgli. f c t pp o a und .
trip $3.60. Call Prank Leffler, Phi
1-tnrOb
Pal. Phone 86.
Second. Hand jtadios
THE MUSIC ROOM
Biennium' foul .Building