The Daily Bulletin/Reveille. (College Station, Tex.) 1916-1938, December 13, 1916, Image 2

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    The
LARGEST STOCK
of Young Men’s
OVERCOATS
IN BRYAN
$15 to $25
A. M. Waldrop & Co.
Bryan’s Big Clothing
Store
Important Notice.
We will pay all express or post
age rates on foodstuffs, viz: cakes,
sausage, deer, or other edibles,
sent to those of us who will stay
at College Christinas. When you
are eating your Christmas din
ner, think of us and act quickly.
Yours in hunger,
JOE ROGERS (Railhead)
Chairman.
Headquarters: Ike Asbburn’s
Office.
A second-hand uniform, prac
tically new, has been left in my
office to be sold. Any cadet in
terested can obtain a good bar
gain. Charles E. Eriley,
Registrar.
The Gibson will save
you work.
Heads of Departments.
Please have all bills vouchered
before close of school for Christ
mas and sent to Fiscal Depart
ment. We want to start with a
“clean slate” on the first of the
year. If you have received any
goods for which there are no
Tills, please advise and we will
write or phone for them.
W. W. Wipprecht,
Business Manager,
Bankrupt Sale.
Two overcoats, three hats and
one $80 suit of clothes for sale
cheap at 80 Leggett.
Fry and Moreland.
LOST:—Achem. lab manual
and a mechanical drawing book,
part one— C. F. Boulden, 83
Mitchell.
A Brand New Jimmy.
The wintry evenings are
here, and there is nothing
that one will enjoy a s
much as a good pipeful of
tobacco after supper.
Throw that old strong
pipe away and see w 7 hat
we ha ve to show you in a
brand new J I - M M - Y.
BOY EFTS STORE
A. C. Bailey, Manager.
N. Main Street.