NEW YORK STATE COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS
ESTAMLISHED BY THE CLASS OF 1918
State College News
i * VOLIX No, 22 ALBANY, N. Y. MaRCH 27, 1925 sai ayer
aa : CONFERENCE Money For Teachers ‘Secretary of Stae ART EXHIBIT
aa | College Inadequate! Addresses Students
¢ : A SUCCESS Figures whieh have heen placed hee] et would rather be dean of eoltexe Be
—, * Attendance Reaches [0 '',itniv inet commit ike us tan Drawn of te Ue Of John Alexander
' Six Hundred Mark cueno eae ees on ea Ae bau be ne OF Hue exhibit in the vot as bee
‘ Vive at xi indeed people fron a6] toe forthe satecnainained ellege| This te uf Mrs. Kut the waco, a
af See era Ui re A i
0 " north, Fredonia on the west and the acting dean af the [for she leit as penition as Dean of the
qned articl | College af Home Be
Inarder on the wast awere ia ABsny’ fo
‘ , the State
mies at Syrae
cuse University to become Seeretary
af State
the cducational conferenee Saturday
March 2f, ‘The attendance was Krat
+ fyimgty: tay ation | iy former Dean
wetion there were 150 in attendance, Hell secretary af the
6 i the modern th Hrubarher, ait others,
4 ay ‘Comparison
iw the Rangtish seetionL005 in Me) Fetation af being elions,. because
history seetion—100; in the commerce | with all youed diteat they are Hikely to sions the faet that the ina
cate,
Replying te published statements ters
jun at President Coady, | Vensytvania in
15, An at buy of
frasition as Messen
Ininish flee af the
uae section) whlelt
attended, Mrs, Knapp em
phasized tlw seriousness af the acca
neler was ane un the most
was [eilie Feleygraph Company
seetion—a0s in the Latin seetion—A0s he unjust.” 4 picture oi the respumsibility accepted | became very nel. iM
America tis ever
Taw HL Horner, | Tien vivid deseription of the recent {tad He avis. horn in Allegheny
56,
died in
twelve he took
in the Pitts.
‘Ath
+ in the mathematies section —80; inthe | Fhe fundamental error fis: the sation ait hy: its chief excene [ad sent hin to New York to study
, pH sd a a RA tree | Hae ceampibatinny eof the: tatires™ He de | n8" te 1 Tay ite elief exec et there hie xeenred employment
Rea tt chires, “lies in failing to stow that the five. Her message te the students. | with Harper Brothers, and was finally
vices oF the institution are nat especially the women was to realize | siven a
strictly comparable, The eollee af and
Agriculture is not only: a teachings ine
stitution; it conducts an experiment
stition and an extension serview cove
ering the entire stite, About fifty-one
Hive Tunelean
lowed the mornin
pletely filled the ew
dining room, about 15
Dr. Avery W, Skinner
D. Burdue of thi
dents of this college,” she said, "Are
wnler a ation thin any
Where fhe first
Hess hea] AL Florence
ther of whieh T kuow, 4
w York, setup
mis woes ito the exper
Nevertheless it is all i
Hility to state and anation sanely, «
thomgh it anay not be agreeable to
Crowell of
» Wilkes of the State. Kaeation Dee
partment were the owt of towi teal
crs of disenssion. The college faculty
furnished the following leaders: Prox
fessor Hastings for the
tion Profess«
wriean institutions, Mes,
iting w
they: should in training for citizenship, |
Phere is ne help for Ame
Kuapp said are not contr ql
other bodies
| press the stat has. a
Hhowght the cantey
ji such atews value a
inathematies seetion; De. Richardsun | ‘Fant pase material
President Heul acier in his
for the Latin sections Professor Rise |
ley far the history: section; Professor [report asd ane vr money this year for
for the chemistry section; | buildings to being the co from a
Woutlued for thie Ii [dead au st, called atten
ind. Professor: Finite: for iow ty The contrast ii state appropria:
SoS aE [tion for the Agriculture College, the
her people, espeeta
ther willices.
ts of State Cob
Weue, realize their respansibility, — Uf
[ey di. they can help not only
Minera, bit the, world
ni the dusire of
thing spec=
sented hy: the stud
Mexindler was th
decorations
Library of
fed (0
Venice, I
per cont af the total of ity appropria= | sinilar scram, Accept this responsie jal painted and when he returned
hig
| was elected president of the Natioi
Hy the class repre | Academy of Design and held a
wee in the’ itlustrating de=
accept responsibility, Phe stu | partment, ater Mesinder went ty
Kuroye and studied at the: Muni
Newdeny af Fine Arts and at Bavaria
‘studied
studio where
his ex-
y tnedals
life he
1
It is interesting to note that John
painter of the
in the Congres.
which the Milne
Sehoul has a set of photographs,
' action, The ses wre | fa thee ee Cali HART AND aie ae
‘ Pape hea Reet mit tial Nk da high thie PRESENT PLAYS APRIL 1
: ea sscemed ful inequalities he te tla aly evening, Avril
iat the {moved and. the training, of enchers
“Ane Jace fay a more honorable basis”
De, Horner, commenting: upon the
J figures at the same time denminded to
f ne apt
ence should hecome a0 3 nial |
e's own Fesponsi
Lon the women of the e
active participation in the duties
8 — if citizenship, i tat in julie. life, at
‘ BOOKS AT THE CO-OP know which were more important to! tye a volver, or in the ce where
. Me ate hora trees rehire, Jets nig aa nost oon
hor Easter vacation rons Ht Sa i) here let week
7 hook at the Co-ap, twenty-five ¢ el between this cons
e + thee ten days. "Phe Casopy ae aa ta ina western site| Bige Vaudeville By
\
wand next week the best kind o
ding, inthe April mimbers
est magsizines. A slight
1h copies,
oF pillaws will be fact remains, and we re
atil those on Tran have heen |it as io relleetion upon any: institation
A week a sale will be held of |to call attention to it, that the state
all pillows and banners, Anyone an | puts mare mor
able to buy ane then may leave an order | port of its colle
fod it will he reserved for him siti the [it does into t
Wer ater Easter, 1f the last order | normal schools.”
fi leather pillows has wot yet arrived ~
+ next week, it will surely he here after] MIXED CHORUS TO SING
Ete nl eewrvationt for these may),
sn Dare elena 1 fin deckdediye eon
Don't forget the big vaudeville that
akes phice this evening in the colleze
uuditorinm, ‘This is being given by
the G.
the Dormitory
re being put on
and Marion O'Ce
role,
With the aid of
the college girls wl
help, eampaien
wenraush
"
Stunts, er
He eniuest weeks void sing before wainy home! | Wald hill
’ Friday: April 3) Professor Candlyn | Schrader
wll reset in” Assembly the Mixed | Ushers. Be
[Chorns, and the Women's Chords, | Mary
[the stident body: will alse. participate |i: Light
1 Zajan res Jeannette of literature of the
i This is, the
Program, | Helen
Dorothy Hoyt: Adv
close, Friday, April
jock, for the ‘Kaster
Feces and will reopen on ‘Tues
April 14, at 8:10, [Eseryene remember te bring his | Swettimant, Come at 8:13 and have five states of the
4 ripe
site: hick
miseience working
eae steht ™ GAL AL Tonight "i ee eee
cludes Melanie. Grant, N
the close of last week the
inn ash! Ht coamntries outside the U
sisting of two
n Hart and
rin the bh
DORMITORY CAMPAIGN
BOOKLE'’
Hycaidonen of
Dormitory ¢
hooklet “A Six
es, Dorothy Taylors | O'Clock, College” whieh contains: the
ailiemt features of the ¢
Iclls of the needs of the eollege. Tt
Was sent. to approximately 6,000
Jin sinsine certain oumbers, lisins, Helow Elliot; Tickets, Gertrude | shimni and former stutents in fortye
mpaign, and
1 number
wage wo
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MARCEL 27, 1926
State College News
March 27, 1925 No
Vol, 1X No. 4
Publi: ly ig the college
year by, the Student ody of the New
York State College for Teachers at
Albany, New York.
ion rate is three dollars
per year. Advertising rates may be had
on application to the busiviess manager,
(Articles, manuscripts, ete, must be
in the hands of the editors before Mon=
‘of the weeks of publ
Editor-
Karuumen 1, Furstan, '25
Managing Editor
Haney $, Gonrney, '26
Business Manager
Ruri Barton, '25
Subscription Manager
Gwennoivn Jones, '25
Assistant Business Managers
Assistant Subscription Manager
Henan Banciay, '26
Associate Fditors
Frowrnce, PLatwes, "25
rt, ‘2b
Joyce Pens 26
Manaaner Benjamin, '26
Reporters
Sara BANKLEY, '27
Tusa Bay, "2
Katuryn Bienis, '27
AxNa Kore, '26
Bowin Vaw 'Kiszen, '27
Louise Gunn, '27
“ROM MIE CONFERENCE
ts! point of view the
ence held last week
jeresting. an
11 excellent
Front the stude
was both ve
It offered
for us, who are entirely without ex-
perience, to learn of the various sys-
ms employed nnd methods used by
ors, who have gained their
through actual expe
round table talks, employed hy
F the departments, resulted
1 seli-expressi
_ Amusing,
opportunity
¢ edlue
n. In one depart
English class from Alb
School, under the supervis
ve, a concrete
instructor,
r A ure
expressed th
we, from, the student
ld our desire that such
nade an annual event
DIGESLED INFORMATION
Dr. Bliot, look to your § foot clase
i facinig spirited comp
tition at’ State College! Students
whose extra room is too limited to
commodate a 5 foot shelf, or whose
pocket books are too depleted hy: the
ma nS purchase a small lie
finding it, convenient to
fifteen minutes a day at
he bulletin hoa
spend. thelr
some one of h
various departments charge.
Is it worth their while? Look and
see for yourself, If you want a digest
of the week's news consult the His-
tory bulletin hoard: if you want a new
miss the sayings on the Y hoard or
the hints whieh the Home Economies
ent throws out aceasionally,
ion is a rare thing but
digested information is rarer. Why.
nat snap at the ehauee while i's here?
HEE AIM OF STATE REVISION FOR REGENTS
Why is this a state college? Why| A proposal to create a varying oF
should the state go to the expense of | “Moating” larel_ of marks in re
maintaining this institution? We are | gents’ examinations, whereby a certain
apt to think that State College is for | percentage of every class is passed
the sole purpose of beneliting its stu- sade to the school principals and
dents, ‘This institution, to many of | superintendents who attended the
us, is a place where arn the inistration foun table conference
“trade” which will prepare us to yo] here hast Satur
ont to carn a living; a coll for our Dr. Howard Ge Bu lye, principal of
the State Normal §
who presented the plan
trial of ithe made
Hedonic |
intellectual advancement and personal
suggests: that |
pleasure, ‘To a certain extent this is
true, ‘The State of New York has,
however, other reasons for supportin
its schools, ‘The state wishes to dee] ‘The flexible system proposed is to
velop the very best that is in each ine /operate, so that when an examination
dividual, for it realizes that the ealiber |is difficult, as many will pass as if Ht
of the state is determined hy the force | were tess dificult
and power of those who go to make he fixed passing mark should be
uup its population, New York, as do] done away with,” Dr. Burdge
ny of her sister governments, real: |*heeanse we all know it is hun
izes the need of educated, right-think- | impossible for any individu
ing subjects, end that it fof individuals to make ¢ ions |
might seeure there, it goes to the enor-| whieh will he of wniform diticulty
Jmous expense of maintaining schools | year after year. |
Jand colleges, such as the State Col | "hy a foot race the prizes igo tothe
for Teachers, Well known is the [winners of first, se and third
Of tenehers whi are eat | places. (tthe track Ie fant the entire |
Jable and willing to give of their best {field of contestants makes fast tine
clforts for the education of younger [if the track be slow, the entire
srenvrations who are now growing mp, [makes slow time, yet the prizes
el will soon be the leaders in govern |awarded in the same fashion and the
nent of our cities and states, So we {same percentage of contestants win
see that college is nat for us alone nd the slow
prizes on both the fast
hut through ws, for the bays "
who will soon he men and women,
Veo must not think th
From this analogy Dr. Burdge pro
Ve posed a new scoring of test papers
1 calle wen
nis everything and Mat we derided to values placed
iis abligations.. We miast realize. the When the seor-
trae purpose of S.C. TS aud do one | ings complete, the next step
very chest to fill the hopes and jvould be to pass the number of ste
worthy ambitions of our stite and [dents receiving the highest scores,
college This would he determincd in part by
ae A percentage af the number taking the
CAMPAIGN BITS test, cand also by the searing standard
scoring 'standards
examination, |
Heid dificult oF |
Commuttoe of the | for the test. The
ines at The oll er for
according ax it was
The Women’s
held its first
Dr. Burdie
would elimi
bring
holds that the ph
te injustices and would |
a lower standard in)
ieee af the eolleye, anid Jahn
Mluekebuen, campaign eli
eribed. th the eH are
J blay in getting the $150.00 whieh
Mhany will give for the new Residence
Hall,
he coun H be the nt |
for
eles of a Wonten's Division into
HIay.s a dozen teams
| et: ve i! if
Beginning last Friday when the | connec The |
Metropolitan New York romp of | following se |
alumi, Division 3, held its division | reduced to serubbin
conferenee, aid 1 throuh |for they have already.
[Tomorrows the, divisional es |"dotted fine:” Clara Antes. Youkers:
Jaf the whole alumni ewmpa
is
Division |
HW organi- | fsabel Anpleton, Stile Library: Louise |
vation will be held, made | Austin, Mawtinge: Walter
up of Albany and vicinity, will hold | Suatshurg: Elise. Bower,
[its conference tonight at "the ‘Hotel |inie eardnnan, Para
fampton; Division 2, Eastern New | Peckskills Edmund
| Yorks tomogrov “at ‘the Hampton: | ville: Hernice Davis, ¢
Division 4, Southwestern New Work, | Dassuet, Cherry
tomorrow
Deitz, Rhinebeck: Ali
Hotel
Northera, Ne " ies, | heey Mir
tica, Division 6, the United States | Evans, Wappi vey
outside of New York State, held it Brae Manel
conference with Division 3 last Friday, | ( hd is
and Division 7, foreign countries, will ying, Valley
wot hold a, meetin Hainbridye; Fi
a6 | bridges France
Mhrowgh the xenerosi ch | Alice Mallory, \
Advertising, large | trude Olds, Bri
eleven feet | Price, Belleville Reed,
fe grounds, | din; Grace Root,
beth Schracder, " Downsvill
‘Thomson, Webster: Mill
ce Western Avenue at the west | Ossining: Muriel Weber
end of the college grounds, and the | Ruth Wemple,
bther will he at Washington Avenue | Winch,
and Robin Phe, Woodward,
signs me
will be pl
‘l roa:
tellin of the ex Hiltsonk:
Mh
[funeti
Mrs, Helen Nixon
ihter Marie, mtn
ete tue saree
Cornell,"
Pieree spent the wee
w York, where she att
dinner given
Hall Canpaiyan
inthe
Delta marked its thirty-
fifth anniversary last week-end The
occasion of the annual
Huneheon was held the
Colonie day, March 41
About fifty. members attended th
AL the meeting af the
tion atthe
in the even Whisk
Hweted president and My
resident
eal th
ch tea, Sunday
from three-thirty ta vy
Among the ontea
over the
were
| Reeling, 24,
jinrie Smith, "24, Agnes ‘rus,
Gladys: Weaver, "28
na-chapter of Kappa, Delta Kh
will publish a special edition nf the
chapter paper, the Gazette, this werk
Twill contain twelve pinges,
AN INVITATION GLEANED
FROM Couusos CULLINGS
KNAPE,
{am told," she de
your college is eroweled for sp
on want state money for buildin
first questions that will be
e ‘Who is sustaining these requests
and “What eis being bretight 1
near
to the student body to wet tne
amadle by the os
hoosting as could
etary of shite, iin semi-atliially
| eeskdent Tirutindher al the trie
| not persuade the lexishiture |
fie. $800 000" for Milne. Hat Nt
Students on a college legislative eon
mittee, no matter how energetic, eat
lo it alone, But 1,062. students, sane
from every county in the state, four
eral
sie
Education
hundred living fifty mi
pital City have p
Humni sant former
to do somethin
brings tio votes on ele
anal meses afte
yes pein
are able to mak
ly justifio!
a hill whose passage is alr
hy its wwe merits,
If they fail to use this porcer,
e legislators can't be exported
the long run, the representatives
fof the yoters da pretty much as
their constituencies demand
The demand of many is madi
np of the demand of indi
There ean he na passing the
buck or shirking @ little effort
hy those she awunt to see this
college get what is due it
STATE COLLEGE
NEWS,
MARCH 27, 1925
rent the
hi house
aes Mars
member=
dined the
Sunelay
to tie
ED
LLINGS
KNAPT.
omer
Je spoke
al, “thi
mace, th
buildin
bre aske
cequests
rough
wet Inn
ancation
ners hays
xpedlient
justilie!
College Cullings
ROFESSOK PAINTER wrote some
verses to Cleopatra, famed queen of
Egypt, this summer while in Africa,
which will be read with interest. by
te Ci students. Most of Dr.
inter's previous literary compositions,
heen philosophical hooks.
“The poem fallows:
CLEOPATRA
ss dark as night
h
have
treatises,
Cheeks. fuir as light
Had Cleopatra,
Yet of love died she
For Mark Antany,
Poor Cleopatra,
He hud suiled away
tu ambitious fray
From Cleopatra
So he lost her heart;
ame was worth no part
Of Cleopatra,
Hurd his wis impressed,
His lips still caress'd
Fond Clenpatra:
asp she hl not clasped,
Kings had sevptors grasped
Through Cleopatra
Antony last Kome
rue luge, child ant home
Awl Cleapatra
Hate he could not stand
Died by his oien hhamt
Neur Cleopatra.
Tears bedew the gra
Where the fulm trees
Over Cleapatr
tt dec one hearts
av meer, cer departs
Far’ cleopatra
. « i high sche
ship dir tint necessarily gor together,
‘¢ from the
or at least that is the infere
experience of the freshmen chiss, De
spite the high-grade intelli of 8,
which was widely heralded last fall the
class ae failed tw hw scholar
approaching that, of the other chisses
How fi college. “The Janey howor roll
contained an exception
age of freshmen names.
Possibly the freshmen have
tan many outside activities,
Union College authorities are
taking pains to blast the popular
belief that working one's. way
through college is um easy juh
They fluiked out sivteen per
cont of this year's freshman
class at mideyeurs, mustly for
pour grade work. Many uf
these students could “nol giv
study enough attention because
of financial dificulties
ALION, George Be
1 Ras been considered by
a possible vehicle for the al
I dramatics class this. spring,
A point system for limiting students
toa certain number of undergraduate
offices is being axitated again at Union
College. ‘The project was defeated once
before. An experiment with the honor
system may be tried here by the, college
Home Economies department. ‘The pro-
posal was made to the girls of that de
lay by Professor Winchell
to have President Bru-
H
Enthusiasts for the
basketball team raised
plaudits too high when they
clained it the college's bes! oul
fit since 1917, in the opinion of
fan alumnus,’ They left out of
the reckoning of the 1919 fi
that son six: of nine games,
feating Cornell aud Syracuse.
iy small pereent- |—
Varsity Basketball Team Which Has Finished A Succés
Season, Having Won Six Out Of The Eleven Gant
Front row, left to right,
and Nephew, guards, R.
(Courtesy. Atha
INTERESTING IF TRUE
NEWS. of the kind
“imeresting if tr
these tidings from ot
Harvard) Lazy stuideuty cut be typ
notized into winning Phi Beta Kappa
keys, according to announcement by a
graduate student of psychology
which is indorsed hy a Harvard pro:
fessor.
Columbia—Willingness to marry for
Jmoney, a taste for drink, tobice> and
e all among the admitted
ss of the univer
Ohio Westeyan—The “Transcript” list
¢ progress in this wise
“I don't know."
“Tam not prepared.”
ole
reshinan :
Sophomore
Junior: “1 do not remem!
enior: “I don't believe 1 can add
anything to what has been said.”
University. of Utah—Girls “wearing
flowers will be refused admittance to the
junior prom this year.
KOHN BROS.
“A Good Place to Buy”’
SHOES
125 Central Ave at Lexington
Open Evenings
Johnson,
Kuezynski and Hornung, forwards;
ny Ke 1 Athan” Reeoayg Jornal
anor,
Jchirst, forward; R, R. Ba
center and captain, Juckett
conch; Griflin, forward,
MAKE-UP EXAMINATIONS
‘The following students who were
absent from. first semester examina
[tions will report as follows for make
up) exauninations:
March 27, Friday,
o'clock,
Room 150
Finch, Madeline nyglish 18
Maruaret ‘
Jolson, Adrian Govermment 5
March 28, Saturday, 9 o'clock,
Room 202
\chison, Ag ish
Margaret
3
i
Fewett, Helen j
Packard, Esther 3
towers, Catherine “3
Waltermire, Verna “4
| Sutherland, Mildred 1
/Callery, Eleanor Government 1
1M abeth 1
Nolin, mY
Dawson, Agusta “3
Totinson, AG “3
Moore, Lois / 3
| Weber, Nariel “3
delman, Irene 9 9
of History 1
Mary Elis * 1
MARMALADE SALE
Don't you w
it a jar of perfectly
delicious orange marmalade either for
“lan Kaster gift or to eat with those
ruckers? Aren't you nngry for
|something to sutisfy that inner fong=
ing for truly good goodies? _ ‘This
|marmalade, prepared hy the Home
Beonomies’ Cluh, is even better, than
the kind “mother used to make." Tt
has that tea nuy taste you love
|and when you’ have finished one jar
you will, want another, Here's the
ret. You ean bay all you want for
| there ‘will be lots and lots of it for
| sale at Whitney's on , March
nge mare
the
son
Zeonomies Club.
tive label was desig
id selected from a num-
cl to Miss Per-
! ts class under Miss
Perine's instruction,
MILLS ART PRESS
Printers of State College
News
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PRINTING __ Special Attention Given
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MARCIL 27, 1926
MATH CLUB INITIATION
About twenty. trembling students of
“Analyt passed through the ordeal
of a Math.
night, March 20,
members of the club, ‘The stints
xraduiite from Cornell, rendered | ranged from a Romeo and Juliet bur-
y esque to an Analyt class. After the
initiation committee, in charge of Bur-
further tortured the
mathematical
m to join
ann games,
p banquet is to be |
MUSIC CLUB RECITAL
Last ‘Thursday afternoon the Music
Club gave a varied and entertaining pro-
ram under Ruth Johnson's direction
Miss Foote, Miss Pay's assistant in the
who is incidentally a Phi Beta
‘afeteria, Thursday.
CALENDAR
Friday, March 27
G. A. A. Vaudeville—Auditorium,
Tuesday, March 31
M. Y. W. C. A—Auditor-
Wednesday, April 1
M. Newman Club,
Dramaties C
3:00 1
Thursday, April 2
6:00 P.M. Math Club” Banquet—
Cafeteria,
Friday, April 3
Spring Recess heyins,
SPANISH CARNIVAL
Spanish Carnival, May 81. ‘To
one who has ever attended Spi
instein’s ‘Theory of |
welcome.
oto given by
er Packard concluded the pro-
ryone is
rotunda a¢ Koon xpaasiit
CONSTRUCTION BID open |"! !
Dr. Brubach
fact that on Friday
welll he: open, for. the
ill
OMICRON NU SUPPER
eta chapter of Omicron Nu held its
eof Miss
2
s attention to the
eh
initiation atthe te
1 Flomiing Marely
y appropri
ion on a gronp of Ladin:
called “The William J. Milne
REMOVAL SALE
AM mer must be sold re
Stationery—Dooklets—Glassware—Toys—la
Flowers ig Cards,
Washington Gift Shop 241 Washington Ave. Albany, NY,
less of cost.
un Pottery
KIMBALL’S
RESTAURANT
H. R. KIMBALL, Prop.
SPECIAL DINNERS 40 and 50 cents
A LA CARTE SERVICE
MEAL TICKETS SUNDAY CHICKEN DINNER 60c
206 Washington Ave.
4 doors above Lark St.
Telephone
West 3464 |
A'TTENTION
SENIORS AND FACULTY WRITE ME—I HAVE A MESSAGE
FOR YOU
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“THE BEST I8 NONE TO GOOD"
Candies, Ice Cream, Soda, Cigars
307 CENTRAL AVE. Albany, N, Y. Phone West 6448
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COLLEGE BARBER SHOP
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Drop in between Classes
$2 ROBIN STREET
State College |
Cafeteria
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Compliments of
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eral Board of Vocational Edu
THE KRAFT SHOP
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
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Stop-ins, and bloomers at 20% Discount
19 CENTRAL AVE.
Shoe Repairing
We Use Best Oak Leather
Good Year Rubber Heels
and O'Sullivan Rubber Heels
250 Central Ave.
2 doors from Lake Ave
Cc. P. LOWRY
Watchmaker and Jeweler
174 Central Avenue
Albany, N.Y.
Phone West 3756-J
ECOKOMY Sit ‘215 CENTRAL AV,
Dress Goods Trimmings
Hemstitching and Pleating
OPEN EVENINGS
Compliments
of
College Candy Shop
West Lawrence
Shoe Repairing Shop
SHOE SHINE
MATTEO LAVENIA
Cor. West Lawrence & Western Ave,
SPORTING GOODS
Radio Supplies Open Evenings
ALBANY AUTO SUPPLY, INC,
West 1616 145 Central Avenue
New Silks
WOOLENS & COT'TONS
For Quality Merchandise and Cour-
2ous Treatment Visit
¢ Hewett's Silk Shop
it? WORTH PEAR
LAST BUT NOT LEAST
The Gateway Press
QUALITY PRINTERS
AT YOUR ELBOW—WEST 2037
336 Central Avenue
