Friday, October 12, 1984 RATHSKELLER Allen Street The Biggest Glass of ! Beer, in Town. 14 oz.’s for a Dime ; English Slacks Now Showing a Complete Line at $3.50 to $4.95 THE HUB East . College Ave. CLOTHES FOR FORMAL WEAR TUXEDO . . . as low as $2BlOO ' FULL DRESS . . as low as $35.00 / Custom-made for You r Smith’s Tailor Shop 110 East Beaver CLEANING PRESSING College Cut-Rate Store -Between the Corner and the 'Movies 50c Tek Tooth Brush —39 c Modcss —-150 25c Palmolive Talc 15c Kotex . 14c 35c Gem. Blades 22c 50c 'Packer’s Shampoo _33c 500 Cleansing Tissues -35 c 50c Woodbury Shampoo 29 60c Lyon’s Tooth Powder .......... 33c 40c Squibb Tooth Paste ■ • ■ • 29c 40c Listcrine Tooth Paste . 33c 75c Listerine Antiseptic . . . . . . . ... 59c 50c Kolynos Tooth Paste . . ........ 27c 25c Palmolive Shaving Cream . .—17 c 35c McKesson Shaving Cream . . 21c Woodbury Soap ........... 10c, 3 for 25c ' 1 N We Have Added Cigars and Magazines to Our Line. WATCH THE WINDOW FOR OTHER SPECIALS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. “You Can Get It at METZGER’S” x TEXT BOOKS AND STUDENT SUPPLIES , ; . ' OF ALL KINDS Penn State Pennants—Souvenirs Toy books arid games for children Complete Line of Sporting Goods 20% reduction on Tennis Rackets Shot Guns Rifles Ammunition Guris For Rent Typewriters For Rent and For Sale j Typewriters ari'd Foriritain Pens Repaired Buy a Bicycle $25.75 and up College Students Everywhere are Using Them. LESLIE ISSUES CALL FOR BASKETBALL CANDIDATES Coach Spike Leslie has issued a call for "Varsity basketball- aspirants. Practices will be- helcl on Monday, Tuesday .and Wednesday night at 7:30 .o’clock, and will continue with this arrangement until the end of the football season. A call for second as sistant managers will not be made until then. In calling the candidates out ear lier than usual this year, Coach Les lie hopes-" to have a better opportun ity to watch individual performanc es, and thus “get a line -on” men who show some promise, but need a little intensified 'coaching. Mr. D. D. Dickinson of the AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY . WISHES TO THANK THE FRATERNITIES AND , ■SORORITIES FOR THEIR MANY COURTESIES / WHILE HE V WAS DISPLAYING 1 LUCKY STRIKE CIGARETTES The All Araericari Rathskeller Announcing'" the / Sandwich •Nook . , NOW OPEN Fresh Crab 'Cakes and Potato Salad / 20a Mctfihot Bar-B-Q , lsc rihdn'e, 230-is " REPAIRING ! Bullet Veteran ‘TONY’ KOZMA WRIGHTING Between The Lions “By FRED W. WRIGHT* Introducing Smythe, who hopes to lajst longer than Oscar: 'Southern California at Pitts burgh. Southern California will be 2,847 miles from horned They were beaten 19-0 last Saturday. On the other hand, they will be on the re bound, while the Pennsylvania Football Institute" has yet to meet a really strong team. While there is a. gentleman by the name of Jock Sutherland in Pittsburgh there will be Panther victories. One strong vote for P. F. 1., 19-7. Syracuse at Co'rnell. ’The Orange- Tied feud is somewhat akin to. the Penn State-Penn rivalry. Vic Han sen’s team is the stronger in pa per, but Cornell’s gloomy GilDo bie is most pessimistic just before a victory. Refusing the hint, one wavering vote for Syracuse, 14-0. • Ohio State at Illinois. Every sport writer in the" country says Ohio State and Smythe is willing to string along gith the general sen timent. A flock of votes for the •Buckeyes, 21-0. F. and M. at Lafayette. With Herb McCracken at the helm, Laf ayette can’t look woefully weak all season. On the other talon, F. and M. has-had two tough games on the past "two Saturdays. Tossing a coin, Lafayette, 13-7. Carnegie Tech -at Michigan State. Assuming that the Spar tans didn!t suffer unduly against Michigan last week and that the Plaid will suffer some from the trip, one vote for Michigan State, 20-7, if it doesn’t rain. lowa at Nebraska. Nebraska was" beaten by one of the coun try’s strongest, 20-0, but that won’t stop them frdm winning from lowa, 14-0. Pennsylvania at Yale. The Rose Bowl champions could only “beat the Bulldog by one touchdown last week.' Meanwhile, Penn lost to Ur sinus by one point. The odds favoi' Yale, ; but.’the gome won’t show it. The Gates plan isn’t what it’s cracked up to be, you.know, as far as ho pay, no play. Hoping that Penh will win so that Penn State will look good after they wallop the Quaker, but fearing they won’t, one strong vote for Yale, 19-0. Gettysburg at Penn State. Get- THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN 7 Bob Sassaman,. transfer this year from Susquehanna, who will start it quarterback for the Bullets. PERRONE’3 The. Name for Good Food Introducing ... By Popular Demand A 25 GENT LUNCH —TRY IT Allen* St. Opposite Post Office SURPRISE “DAD” WITH YOUR PHOTOGRAPH + s Make Your Appointment Now. f / B .3 The T)ENN QTATE JLHOTO OHOP 212 East College Avenue College t r * : i7 t-77 ;7 - 7 >' - - ; tobacco 'gilt in a pipe -km er and smoke tyriburg only defeated Juniata, 13- 7, last week, but they’ve been pointing for this game for nearly a year. Smythe, however, down in his heart feels that the flashes of power shown last week on New Beaver field will he there again, with organization aod smoothness added. Tossing a coin, Gettysburg, 7-6. Toss a coin hell, one vote for the Nittany Lion, 13-7, if it docs- Thinking of Dad’s Comfort... GIVE HIM AN ARROW SHIRT \ FOR DAD’S DAY T Come in and let us help you please him. FROMM’S Opposite Front Campus In the.manufacture of Granger Rough Cut Pip< Tobacco the Wellman Process is used. The Wellman Process is dif- n’t rain. Good-bye, Smythe. It was nice to have known you. Record to date: .539. Credit Oscar with a deficit. Thompson Loses Match George Menard defeated Johnny Thompson, G and 5, in the all-Coi lege golf tournament, for the righ to play J. Stevenson in one of the semi-final matches. “Chick” Beyer -*X'')■ > - /package—JQc , ' - A ’ > s ■. \ ; Page Threi topped Tommy Marshal], f! ai and -will play Billy Hymlmnn i: other semi-final tilt. No matches played in the.second sixteen. KEYS MADE LOCKS REPAIRED SCHILLING THE LOCKSMITH .109 So. Pujrh v v •> '
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