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Guard Detail.
October 12. 1916
Officer of the Day;
Cadet Lieut. Chappelle, R. L.
Officer of the Guard:
Cadet Priv. Brecher, E. R.
LOST—Season athletic ticket
number five thirteen. Please re-'
turn it, if found, to J. T. Rollins,
86 Legett, and we’ll go to Leigh’s.
KODAK DEVELOPING FREE!
Charge only for prints, 2 to 8 1-2
cents each. Prompt work. Han
dle Eastman autographic films.
See Q L. Hames, Pfeuffer 6.
Special feature at che Queen
Theatjre, in Bryan, Friday after
noon and evening—“In Our Al
ley.” Benefit Carnegie Library
Tickets on sale at the Exchange
Store and at Mr. Leigh’s.
7'ke Home of
Correct Clothes
for Men . .
You are always welcome
Brandon £#
Lawrence
. . Bryan
The New Taiiof^Shop.
Open at Tauber's Place,
Behind Mess Hall
Will be glad to make your uni
form or citizen’s suit. First
class workmanship guaranteed.
Cleaning, pressing, and
repairing a specialty.
Reasonable prices. It will pay
you to try us.
The New Tailor Shop
KODAK FILMS — All sizes —
Eastman brand, best quality—H.
J. Schafer, third floor Mitchell,
room 58.
ICE CREAM ICE CREAM
Try a quart of our
“VELVET CREAM”
topped off with Crushed Fruit.
Quarts 25c
Pints 15c
L EIG H ’S CONFECTIONERY
Ike Ashburn, director of pub
licity, left Monday night for the
Dallas Fair. For three weeks, he
will be in charge of the A. and M.
College exhibits.
Attending the citrus fmhin-
spectors meeting here thip/week
were some of the recenfrgradu-
ates of A. and M , “Little Lindy”
Milliner, "Buck” James, E. L.
Tanner, Meredith James, and
Ed. L. Ayers.