The
LARGEST STOCK
of Young Men’s
OVERCOATS
i
• IN BRYAN
$15 to $25
A. M. Waldrop & Co.
Bryan’s Rig Clothing
Store
I Guard Detail.
December 11, 1916.
Officer of the Day:
Cadet Priv. Elam, W. N.
Officer of the Guard:
Cadet Capt. Elliott, R. P.
December 12, 1916. v
Officer of the Day:
Cadet Lieut. Fleming, C^ H.
Officer of the Guard:
v Cadet Priv. Forsyth, G. A.
LOST:—A small account book
covered with imitation alligator
skin. No drink too good for the
fellow who returns it to 72 Mil
ner.
SHOES! Come and get ’em.
They’re too small for me. A new
and a slightly used pair,-size 7
1-2 D. color black. Prices, $4.50
and $5.00—Vaughn, 74 Mitchell.
Postoffice Notice.
The following letters remain
uncalled for at the Campus post-
office:
F. C. Byrom
Joe Dent
Frank Forrester
Mrs. Maranda Gillespie
Paul S. Graham
Will McDermott
Curtis Raines
James H. Sutton 'S'
Geo. Title
Jesse Rodman Wilson
A letter to Miss Elva Kaufman,
8th and Overton Sts., Newport,
Ky., needs a stamp.
O. O. Henderson,
Campus Postmaster.
Will the person who remoyed
the five small rugs from the gym
nasium. last Tuesday, notify me
at 25 Leggett These rugs were
borrowed and the owners are
becomming anxious about them.
H. J. Kennard.
Chem. book was left in lecture
room last Saturday morning.
Please return it to A. G. Bern-
heim, 53 Leggett. A good soft
drink for reward.
LOST: A lady’s white feather
ed fan on night of Thanksgiving
Hop. Finder will please return
it to W Wipprecht, Fiscal De
partment office.
TYPEWRITING neatly and
cheaply done by T. E. Hagan, I 11 74
Milner.
Mandolin Club meeting today
after dinner at .70 Leggett.