WORKING
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 t o select from.
See them at
BOYETT’S STORE
North Main Street
College Station
Guard Detail.
October 20, 1916.
Officer of the Day:
Cadet Lieut Elach, E. K.
Officer of the Guard:
Cadet Priv. Fuchs, J. W.
Junior A. H. Men, Attention.
Junior Animal Husbandry stu
dents, who intend to go to Dallas,
will please sign permit at Ross
22, some time today. The per
mit should go in as soon as possi
ble. C. T. Griesenbeck.
^JjOST—A Moss Manual with
^R. B. Whitton’s name in it.
R. B. Whitton, 22 Mitchell
SENIOR PRIVATES—Y o u
are requested to meet today, im
mediately after dinner, in Y. M.
C. A. chapel.
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.
The price of the army shoes is
going up again. If you are like
ly to need another pair this term
give me ygur size so that I can
put in the order at ^he old price.
An order for the made-to or
der shoes will go in tonight. If
you want in on it come over to
day. The factory requires eight
weeks to get them out.
HALSLEY, 23 Austin.
LOST: An engineer’s field note
book, No. 404. Please return it
to W. H. Glimp, 6 Leggett.
There will be an important
meeting of all Agricultuarl En
gineering students in the Agr.
Eng. Building at 7:30 tonight.
It is important that all be pres
ent. J.W. Hicks.
Navarro County Club.
All boys from Navarro County
are requested to meet in 73 Mil
ner, immediatly after dinner to
day. The club will be organized
for the year.