The Daily Bulletin/Reveille. (College Station, Tex.) 1916-1938, October 17, 1916, Image 4

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    WO 4
CLOTHES.
Students doing shop
work and those having
the outside employment
need overalls and jump-
ers to save their good
clothes. :
We have in stock a
variety of working gar-
ments to select from.
See them at
BOYETT’S STORE
North Main Street
College Station
Reserve Officers’ Agreement. |
Following is the contract, or
agreement, to be signed by ca-
dets who enter the Reserve Of-
ficers’ Training Corps. Full ex-
planation will be published later.
“In consideration of commu-
tation of subsistence to be fur-
nished me according to law, I
hereby agree to continue in the
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
during the remainder of my
course in the Agricultural and
Mechanical College of Texas, to
devote five hours per week during
such period to the military pre-
‘scribed, and to pursue the course
, of camp training during such
period, prescribed by the Secre-
tary of War.
The army shoes are here—
come over and get your pair.
HALSEY. 23 Ausuin,
Taking Pictures.
You’ll be taking lots of
pictures pretty soon.
Let us develop them for
you. See samples of our
photographs. We're
moving off of the campus
and will be located next
to Boyett’'s Store. Vis-
it us.
‘SMITH STUDIO.
Party who teok my baratone
off the train Saturday night *
please return it to Pfeuffer 16 or
notify me so I can buy you a
drink. It is a Holton horn.
'G. C. Cocrehan,
Items for the Daily Bulletin
may be brought to the College
Print Shop, in the basement of
the Main Building, or left in the
wire basket on the desk of the
Publicity Agent, 113 Main Build-
ing.
FRESHMEN,
ATTENTION!
We’ve always been here
and the “old boys’ will
tell you about us. Re-
liable tailoring, cleaning
and pressing
Makers of ‘‘Charlie
Made’’ uniforms.
CHARLIE NITCH
Campus Tailor.