JJtnnspfoanian
RED AND BLUE NINE, DEFEATING HARVARD
11 7, ENDS TRIP TODAY WITH YALE GAME
For the third time in thn • • yea rs Pi
Isylvanla's baseball team
Harvard
Boston. Tin' .'Mm.-, which ».iI o'clock yesterdaj .i I tprnoi i
oped :n!.i .i batting i nntesl and n
I'd in ,( Red and Bine triumph, 11 7. SanFour Red and Blue Combinations Oppose :,,r,| pitching for Pennsylvania, sh
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Annapolis Oarsmen on Severn
1 lie 1 rl nson team for four Innings, bul In
This Afternoon
Inning the Bostonlans made
three runs, and scored two In both T lie
COURSE
CHOPPY
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filth. Coach (.'arias'
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made one tally In the first and sixth; two
Coach fipuhn Reports His Charges in in the fourth, seventh, and ninth, and
Good Conditson far First Crucial
three in the fifth.
Test of Season
Both pitchers were I1I1 hard Cutts of
Harvard permitting twelve lilts, and SanInterest In intercollegiate rowing 1 Ir ford eleven. CaptainTremper iiii a home
lea « l be 1 entered ;u Annapolis tifi> run with two teammates on the bases n
. nd. The big regatta for eight tin- tifiii Inning, IIIHI Becker scored a
oared crews of the University of Pennsyl- base-runner with .1 hard triple. So er
rials and the Annapolis Midshipmen will rors were recorded aga nst the Pennsylbe rowed over the Severn River conrse vania nine, while Harvard made four
tola .i!'!''n 11. Tin-re will In' four »ep-. The game marks Snnford's
irate races featuring the Varsity, Junior fifth consecutive victor] tills season, and
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ISO-pound and Freshman boats. I'M reuses his number of a as over n perThe drat race of the afternoon, the year
mtest, win start at 8.80. The major
nee between 111 * - tir-t sheila will follow
Iwnedlately In accordance with the wish
1 :•:,, ]\ Spuhn.
w . ii ■ in' 1 n\ ersltj oarsmen al
Suva I icademj .1' 5 o'clock Thurs1
1 riHH'ii they held an abbrevlateil
Former Governor of Colorado to Deliver
workout mi the Severn in which
Principal Address at Ceremony
and sprint* featured 1 ic Red and Blue
for Breaking Ground
1 orked in a length] prai ■ ■ ilr II
1101
when 1 in- men
DR. R FREEMAN JENNEY SPEAKS
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Jump: Stratton Gains
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Pen isj rai a's - real ipiarti
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team lied iiu- world's record of 418-0
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DAVIDSON COLLEGE
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Victories Over Southern Teams
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N|NE pLAYS FRESHMEN
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BETA GAMMA SIGMA SOCIETY
Fraternit] and .1 an nibi
PLANS ANNUAL SPRING SMOKER
B
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Sigma Phi Sigma
s ,,.ii on Penn Charter's field ID tier
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Fraternit) •m Bernard Strauss, •
mantown. thta morning. Instead
imoker
In
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KENNEDY WINS
to in' hard-fo ight as the An
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narrow I] es. aped 1
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. 1 lie ninchiiie In «lih Ii lie was
cunipiiM mid iirruiiKemciil - liave been
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.. Ben lor Smoker which
held In the Houeton Hall AudiMondaj night The s.,...ker
, ,.r the Important events
luring the week devoted mainrui , tions Hi tin
- year men.
for 440 Yard Relay Wade by
Them Last Season
GARRICK THEATRE RUN
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:„i .mil
Thus far : 11 It.
huve beaten thn
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Have I.
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! Wed v . Vale and Bulger* liuvi
Sir. Swe.
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more Co
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: IStHi, was presldeni of his
CIIIKH iiml played four years on tin
lui
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In i:c". mid llti-l
rei tor of
, pan] ,n I'-'iiMi- He Is also ,1 trus
PI 1 iiverslty.
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presence of a real read] to-work" steam
[shovel Instead ol the usual hand spade.
Benjam n Wesi Frailer, member of the
Hoard ol IMrectors t the <
stlan As-
Mercersbury Breaks I nterscholastic Time
accepted .1- official bul the Red and ltlue
■ r path 'inn nariei • balked up a new
record for Pennsylvania. In iiii* race
they also won the third leg on the Phi
o'clock
in Philadelphia on May 6th at
Kappa Psl Challenge Cup which ii im»
Academy of Music
in the permanent possession of the Dnl
\ erslt).
SHOW
SCOTT
IS AGAIN OUT OF
I.,.',1 Burgh ej the famed English star,
in iii- second American nvaslon wai di
Mi.,.:
M< n." the thirty-ninth
rdaj in iiir MO meter hurdle
Lack of University Field Causes Team production of the Mask and W ■ ■ ' uh
which w.i- won bj (llbson, of Ford
to Use Menon Ground Today
«ill coinplele Its regular two-week Phlln- 11:1m. In the third heal of the inme rai e
lier hurdler from ' lumbr dge 11. P.
1 run .11 the tlnrrick tonight, The
1'eiiiiK.vlviiiila'a lacrosse team "ill trj
Howler
"1- shut out bj Howard 1 ranks
for Its fourth victory ol the season when CII*I I* liandicapiH'd in their lasi pi
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William R
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1 red S|niini repor ■
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inn phydcull]
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,... ius as the comblnai ons are
, r rerj well. J. C 1
urn in the Vars
shell after
. .'• appendicntls has strengthen. . boat. Penns]
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. old rivals on the water, and
the regatta 1- further enhancie run- will i"' the flrsl real
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TEAM ESTABLISHES NEW WORLD'S
RECORD ON FIRST DAY OE CARNIVAL
broken by only one
flefea
The \ i< tors arrive 1 In Sew Hai en late
Khl and w 111 oppose Vale al 2 '■"
this .I'II-I-I 11
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sent the
Red and Blue Invaders dowi
for the !.I-I two seasons and Coach <\irPENNSYLVANIAN
i-- - anxious in break 1 he si 1 eak With
s.-n.or members "• the
five null Jonesx Noble, Klin.'. Hobem,
••I .ilr n-ki .I 1.1 report to
and (Srove batting above tl 1 100 murk.
Woodland Avenue office Sundaj
Yale presents .1 strong llnup. If i- more
' noon i<> .ml in the publii a I
iikH> thai "Ilook" Walker, who »..- sell
• Sonsensylvaulun
eduled '•> pitch against Harvard, will inine hurler in todaj- game,
The game with the Bulldog nine, this
afternoon tiring- the See England trip
10 11 close. Earlj this 1 ven ng tin
will leave for Sew V'ork bj train, coming
Into the Grand ''entral Stat Ion al •
o'clock. Forty minutes later the players
will entrain for 1 le at the Pennsylvania
. 1 .mil .ir. scheduled t" arrive al
, wesi Phlldelphla depot before eleven Specia( Performance Wlll
ERECTION OF NEW C. A.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS
PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY. APRIL 30. 1927
XLIII —No. 156
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SATURDAY, APR .
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EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
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,RDAY, APRIL 30, 1927
THE PENNSYLVANIAN
->TNUT ST. BAPTIST CHURCH
Chestnut St. West of 40th
THE BAPTIST TEMPLE
Broad and Berks (1900 N.)
arC. Baldwin, D. D., Minister
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Rev. J. Henry Harms, D. D.. Pastor
Rev. John R. Hart, Jr., Chaplain.
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CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
ASBURY UNIVERSITY CHURCH
TABERNACLE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
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Chestnut Street at 37th Street
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Rev. J. A. MacCallum, D. D., Minister
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21st and Walnut Streets
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draakfast 7.30 to 9
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centuries . /
history and
development
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andtradilioni
that jr.*
intensely
Hug to
intern an
Undents*
When you travel through Britain oaths
London and North Eastern Railway,
you explore some of the most historic
and romantic spots in all Europe. Over
ihis historical highway lie the ancient
cities of Ely, Lincoln. Norwich. York.
Edinburgh and many old world towns
Celebrated ifl romance and legend.
Added ii> the attractions of natural beauty
and climate ate literary *nd historn.il associIIi.>ns. might] castles and landmarks famou •
in American lite.
You will understand and be better underitood in I ngland and Scotland than an] «
else in Europe \ ■ ■ can plaj >;*>lt on the
world famous courses ai St Andrews
North Berwick—in the land "' the game.
In adduion to the "FlyingScotsman
famous train between London and l dinburgh,
there .ire fast and frequent trains to all the
numerous points • >( interest.
LONDON &~
NORTH EASTERN
RAILWAY
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When you compare a cheap, so-called
unmade suit and a real hand-tailored
custom suit, the difference Is noted at
once; the one la gone after a few months'
r while the other Is good for a year.
It will hold Its shape ; will press and clean
well, and at all times you know you are
well-dressed. Such are the clothes we
make and many Penn men know this.
Why not you?
Our prices are JOS to $85
11 IS WALNUT ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
PENNSYLVANIA ESTABLISHES
QUARTERMILE
RELAY
RECORD
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LEADING COLLEGE TAILORS
1115 WALNUT ST.
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KirK Motor Sales Co,
Walnutat 37th Street
OLDSMOBILE "6"
Product of General Motors Co.
Demonstrations Made Daily
17 Good Appcaranct is
readily attained a'
moderate cost it you
SUMMER EMPLOYMENT
OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS WHO DESIRE WORK FOR
deal at the right place.
THIS SUMMER
Suits & Top Coats
$35.00 and upv»ard
JACOB REED'S SONS
1424-26 CHESTNUT ST.
PHILADELPHIA.
OPPORTUNITIES LIMITED
GENERAL
GET-TOGETHER
AND
SMOKER
THIS
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DAY EVENING, MAY 2. AT 7.30 P. M.
HOUSTON HALL AUDITORIUM
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i"HOOT MON" CONCLUDES
GARRICK THEATRE RUN
NOTICES
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paclty of the Academj of Music.
•iiocit Mm," will be presented at the
The BtadeDt K:n|>li>yinent Department
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of the Placement Service lias the followMay 5th at the Lyric Theatre in Alleninj; positions available:
town and on the eve of its two perform
286—Gtrli fur Saturday work will pay;
ances al the Metropolitan Opera House
$4.00.
in New York on Batnrday, May 7th. The
841—lu.-tir.i:.■ • ■ talesman; work now,
two latter presentations will bring to a
thru Die summer.
close the 39th season of the Mask and
No, .".H Noveltj bell salesman, gx>od
Wig Club,
proposition with good commission.
No. 1545—Life guard for summer camp,
400 Rooms - - 300 Baths
most be certified Senior Red Cross man.
No, :;1T -8ammer cab drivers for Philadelphia.
NIL 348 Be ure members for Auto Club
O0W!5T
Commission $3.00. Excellent proposition.
J4S"5IWtT
NiWVORA
No. :;i'.i \\'i.:i ra for National Basinets
Re\ lew.
No. 862—Sell statistical lervlcs ou
stocks. Commission 26 per cent
No. 866 Cab driver.-, work now.
No. 866—Summer employment for man
with banking experience.
No. 867—Shoe salesmen.
No. 869—Wharton Junior for accounting position at summer camp. $50 for summer and all expenses.
No. 870—Summer selling. |o00 guarantee: possibility of making $400 $500.
No. 371—Men for Road Patrol and
WHEN YOU CAN'T SEE DAD
Scout Crews, for Japanese Beetle work.
SEE DAVE BROOK3
June 15 to September 15. Location, Eastern Pennsylvania. Will pay $25-$33 per
week.
3219 Weed land /We.
No. 372—Three-piece orchestra; piano,
Branch Store —1722 Market Street
banjo, saxophone, for summer resort
Open till 10 P. M.
work. $»10 per month and all expenses.
No. 373—Man experienced on radios for
afternoon work.
No. 374—Man to sell "Kelvinators."
Commission.
No. 375—One life guard; one man for
beach patrol; summer work.
No. 876—Man to wash dishes for meals.
No. 377—3 men to rent apartments;
work 5 9 evenings; all day Saturday and
Sunday.
Monday. May 1.—Centers—Westgate.
Olexy, Zeising, Simmons, and Kushner.
Friday, May 6.—Every lineman out.
Hand Ball—All "Double" entries for
tlie Hand Ball Tournament must he in by
Saturday morning April 80. l'lace own
name and partners name on card and
time most conve at to play. Mail or
bring your applications to Mr. Coleman's
offl e First round
Tuesday, Maj
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Penn-Hermon Club—M' H llg al dinner
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Mr ottlnger, 28 2Buckins
ham l'lace, Sunday, May I, at 5 o'clock.
Tennis—Following repnrl al Reading
i. minal Station al 1
V. VI tod ty, for
trip to Lelilgh: Kraft, tlofkln, Itauth,
Stinger, (ii-afinui i Ulnge bach.
Student Employment
HERALD SQUARE HOTEL
Money Loan Office
The Hit of the Year
HOOT MON
Comparable only to the success of the
Mask and Wig Is the success registered
by this new Qeuting shoe—in Bra-Grain
leather A shoe with a Sturdy character,
yet friendly to the feet.
BRA GRAIN LEATHER
A special Geuting importation—tht
perfection of graln-surfaced leather*
Pliable, marvelously scuff-resistant
Comfort From the First Step
(PRONOUNCED ICYTINO)
[The Stores of Fe>rr\o\js Shoes |
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STUDENTS' STORES
3657 Woodland Ave
Opp Dorms-
The Enchanting Actress, Laura Hope Crews
writes:
Freshman Baseball—Al I
members
of
■quad report i olo< ker i m todnj at 11.00
A. M. for tame with Wash ngton Central.
Lacrosse—The
men will report nt the Weul I'hlla. Station al 1.30
|», M i) ma le trip to Lower Merlon High
School. Train leuven al l i"> I*. M. Daylight S. . i _ rune.
Chambers, I'arke, Hake, Monk, Button
Borschow; Kilwarils, Pine. Sterling. M ■
llir-ii. Mi N'eely ; Coffee. Huj - Nathan,
•Inl wen ; l>ougla*8 and Mulrey.
'It was only two years ago
that 1 smoked my first cigarette. It was in a play.
My throat is very sensi*
tive. However, the cigarette was a 'Lucky
Strike' and it did not
affect my voice in the
slightest. I greatly en*
joyed it. So that first cig*
arette has made me a
'Lucky Striker' for life."
WINTER'S BIGGEST LITTLE
DRUG STORE
Bender, Off and Franks
OPTICIANS
1827 CHESTNUT STREET
HAMILTON'S HORSEBACK TOURS
Through Yellowstone Park
I Irst party starts July 1st. Cost of
15-day trip. $120. Make reservation with
Mr. John B. Harbour, -J7. organizer, al
2l'i<i S. aSth Street or Houston Hall Travel
Bureau, Jose Bergnldo, Manager.
ALL YOUR WANTS SUPPLIED BY
SPAYD'S
Second Hand
Furniture Store
216 S. 8th S'.reet
Including Desks, Typewriters, DuItlng Machines, Chairs, Tables,
Bookcases. OfflCS Stationery and
Supplies
No matter what you want,
you will find it here.
You, too, will find that Lucky
Strikes are mild and mellow—the
finest cigarettes you ever smoked,
made of the finest Turkish and
domestic tobaccos, properly aged
and blended with great skill, and
there is an extra process—"It's
toasted"—no harshness, not a bit
of bite.
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It's toasted"
Your Throat Protection
When in New York you are cordi*
ally invited to see how Lucky Strikes
are made at our exhibit, corner
Broadway and 45th Street.
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JiBnnsptoanian
RELAY CARNIVAL NUMBER
Vol 111.-No. 24
I'n. . Ten Cent*
THE PENNSYLVANIAN PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENT. SATURDAY. APRIL 30. 1927
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1HF. PFNNSY1.VANIAN PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENT. SATIRDAY. APRIL 30. 1927
We don t relay .1 profit to :i middleman we run
the entire nice and save yon the money thai
ordinarily goes to the "in Lei ween'" fellow We
buy the fabric, make the clothes and sell direct to
you, saving you at least :i ten spot. Stop in. see
tin- new fabrics that unmistakably bear the college
man's influence. Have a suit made to your in<lividu.il measure now thi- i^ <|res>-ii|i season!
$
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75
28 --a $38
The EDWARD TAILORING CO., Inc.
University Store: HOUSTON HALL
MR. FRANK CORNELY. vf.,,. ,,..
Open 8.30 to I.M
CENTRAL CITY STORE- I6th & MARKET STS.
Open Every Evening
ROBERT A M.CLEAN
of tlir University track t-.tiv.. who will captain
Ihr Rrci and Blur in th<- Rilav Carnival
EDWARD CLOTHES
MADE FOR YOU
THE PENNSYLVANIAN PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENT. SATURDAY. APRIL 30. 1927
Dance Notes for
Spring Fever
WHEN spring hits town, the spring
dance fever rides right in with it.
That's the time you just naturally turn
to your new Viva-tonal Columbia Phonograph and your Columbia New Pi
Records.
Columbia presents a might) attractive
listing of spring recordings. Main ol
these records are by famous dance outfits, such as Ted Lewis, Paul Ash. Leo
Reisman and Paul Specht, all presenting the up-to-the-second dance
numbers
J. LYDEN, OF MAINE,
who won the Carnival Javelin Throw
Championship for 1926 with a throw
ol 194 feet, 7'j inches, which wa»
one foot »hort of the Relay Carnival
Record.
Just stop at the Columbia dealers and ask to hear the latest dance big
timers. As a starter, listen to:
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COACH I.AWSON ROBERTSON,
who hat coached the Pennsylvania track team
since 1916 and was Head Coach of the American
Olympic Team of 1924. "Robbie" was former
champion of the National 100 yards dash and a
holder of several world's records.
When My Baby Smile* it M< (Vocal Choi ibj red Lewis)
keep ■ Little Sunshine in Youi Hearl (Vi ■ < liurus by 1 r<l 1
red I -.and Hi. Band.
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At Sundown. (When Love it Calling M Home) (Vote
My Sunday Girl (Vocal (boms) Fo* Troti Clicquol
Harry Reter).
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Cock-a-Doodle I'm Off Mj
10 in 7'H
Frisco Bay. (\ I Chorus) I »!•"'.
tionol
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(Vocal Chorus)
COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH COMPANY
1819 BROADWAY
NEW YORK CITY
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P. BURDETT LEWIS
will captain the Swarthmore College track
team in the Penn Relay Carnival at the
University this year
Columb ia
»sa» Records
Made the New Way
Viva-tonal Recording
F.kdrually
The Records Without Scratch
Strawbridee & Clothier
ROBERT KRUEZ.
Wisconsin javelin thrower, who is classed as
one of the best in the country
400 Men's Spring
Topcoats, Reduced
Now $19-50
\,,w just when men wanl I
its most
smart, new I i ''s reduced to $IQ.5
small
wonder we believe 4
men will bu> them oul
quickh
Bright Spring colors als
Ml >n
ires from
the approved straight-line models SiS4 tu 44
You Wont Find Handsomer!
Two-Trousers
Suits
for $35
ROY SLAGLE. 1927.
Pennsylvania's star Pole V.ulter. whose splend.d reputa
tion of be.nR one of the foremost pole vaulter. it. the
country warrant, the expectation of laurel, for th. Un.
versify in this event
The} r« smart in cut they re smart in
fabric -they've the a| i
I will give the
satisfaci - wear of high-priced Suits Ask particularlj & s© l
' the new I lighland twist
woo!
Those who want blue will appf
the blue chevi
Stein-Bloch Clothes $5 to $< "
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GOING AFTER & RECORD
The shot-putter, the pole
vaulter or the sprinter all
require muscle and stamina.
Drink GOLD MEDAL MILK-just as the men at the training table do.
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SUPPLEE
ICE CREAM
The spectators to-day are
eating SUPPLEE ICE CREAM,
famous for its flavor. Ice
Cream is another brawnproducing food. Eat plenty
of it.
Supplee -Wills - Jone