The Daily Bulletin/Reveille. (College Station, Tex.) 1916-1938, November 24, 1916, Image 2
The LARGEST STOCK of Young Men’s OVERCOATS IN BRYAN $15 to $25 A. M. Waldrop & Co. Bryan's Big Clothing Store ee _______} About Next Turkey Day Scrap. How much of a fighter are you? We are going to need every bit of the ficht we can muster on Thanksgiving Day. That applies on the field and in the grand stand. Dope and everything else to the contrary, Texas has a little the edge on A. ard M. The tact that the game is to be played on Clark Field gives t! em more edge. BUT — last year we won under odds that were twice as great. We CAN do the same thing this year. If the team gives its maximum efficiency, there wi'l be a victory for us on on Turkey Day, Itlooks mighty like they are going to do that very little thing. Here’s YOUR’ BL help the men who will go on eridiron, ib every way you can; keep quiet, keep out of their rooms and insure them good, wholesome rest and sleep; don’t fill their minds with too much talk about football, and above all things manifest the fighting spir- it that has marked the A. and M.. Cadet Corps for years, and there will be a hearty response out on the gridiron. Guard Detail. November 25, 1916. Officer of the Day: Cadet Lieut. Jenkins, J. A. Officer of the Guard: Cadet Lieut. McFarland, H. LOST — My raincoat, If the finder returns it to 62 Leggett, 1 will reward him. J. D. Hatley. Stationery.—7 Ross — Heine. “CADETS” We sell the famous Bostonian Shoes Edwin Clapp Shoes and everything in Men’s Furnishing Goods. Yours truly, Webb Brothers Bryan