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Guard Detail.
¥ October 30, 1916.
Officer of the Day: :
Cadet Lieut. Jennings, R. Q.
Officer of the Guard: |
Cadet Priv. Lockett, W. C.
2 Letters Uncalled For.
Following is a list of letters
that remain uncalled for at the
Campus Postoffice:
Clarkson, Frank
Frost, Francis A.
Holmsley, W. B.
Keys, T. H.
Lynn, C. W.
Shifley, Ben.
. Williams, Clayton W.
See A. M. Waldrop’s represen-
tative at 21 Mitchell for sweaters,
shoes, raincoats, and all gents
furnishings.
“BOYS”
Don’t fail to pay us a visit
each day, as there is som e-
thing that you always need. If
at any time you are in need of
something that we do not car-
ry in stock, let us know. We
need vou and you need us, So
let’s get together and cooper-
ate in our wishes.
Anything that vou may need
in your “FEASTS”, just let
us know, and we will prepare
for them
BOYETT'S STORE
North Main Street,
College Station.
Headquarters Corps ale
Agricultural & Mechanical C®Mege of Texas
College Station, Texas.
October 28, 1916.
CIRCULAR:
Hereafter Guard Mount will be
under arms.
C. H. MULLER,
Commandant.
LOST--1 will give an ‘‘egg-
malted” for the return of my
gray sweater. Staeker, 24 Good-
win.
Crispettes!
What is that? Iam not going
to tell you! Spend one nickel at
Frits’ Fruit Stand and you will
know. Who makes that stuff?
Go and see for yourself at the
place where the old Carpenter
Shop used to be. FRITS.
“The “Sneaks” have
arrived.
New shipment of bath
robes just received.
BRANDON AND,
LC i
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