WORKING
CLOTHES.
Students doing shop
work and those having
the outside employment
need overalls and jump
ers t o save their good
clothes.
We have in stock a
variety of working gar
ments t o select from.
See them at
BOYETT’S STORE
North Main Street
College Station
Guard Detail.
October 19, 1916.
Officer of the Day:
Cadet Lieut Gibson, M B.
Officer of the Guard:
Cadet Priv. Bivens, J.
SENIORS! —Get the “pep”
and come out to the senior dance
Saturday night. Make arrange
ments now. Committee.
All Ellis County boys are urg
ed to meet, immediately after
supper, at No. 25 Ross Hall.
D. E. Martin.
^Whoever “borrowed” my army
shirt will oblige me by return
ing it during my absence.
Fry, H L.
WANTED—A used Moss Man
ual. Me Bride, 18 Pfeuffer.
Taking Pictures.
You’ll be taking lots of
pictures pretty soon
Let us develop them for
you. See samples of our
photographs. W e’ re
moving off of the campus
and will be located next
to Boyett’s Store. Vis
it us.
SMITH STUDIO.
WANT, LOST, FOR SALE, ETC.
LOST—\a Yale key attached
to a 1918 watch fob. Please re
turn the key to R L. Moses, 13
Foster.
The army shoes are here-
come over and get your pair.
HALSEY, 28 Austin.
LOST—One “Plant Propaga
tion,” by M. G.'Kains. Finder
will please return it to owner.
L C. Robinson, Ross 10.
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.