Don’t Mip Anything.
See our line of Picture frames,
Kodak films, Campus post-cards,
and Art Pictures. We develop
and print Kodak pictures every
day. Bring us your work and
give us a trial.
SMITH STUDIO.
North Main Street,
College Station.
Attention, Seniors!!!
Student uniforms pressed—-
Pants 10c, Blouse 15c
to those who have our tickets.
To others—
Phots 15c, Blouse 25c.
PURCHASE YOU A TICKET.
All citizens suits pressed at rate of 40c
per suit.
Pressing done by Hoffman Pressing ma
chine. Alterations neatly done.
Yours to serve,
KONECNY & ZACK.
Proprietors of COLLEGE TAILOR SHOP
Queen Theatre, Bryan
Tomorrow, Friday, Nov. 10
At the Queen, MOLLY KING
in “The Summer Girl,” a grand
feature attraction.
BLANCH SWEET in “Public
Opinion,” at the Dixie.
Special music guaranteed to
please the cadets.
ICE CREAM ICE CREAM
^ Try a quart of our
\ “VELVET CREAM”
topped off with Crushed Fruit
Quarts 25c
Pints 15c
CAMPUS CONFECTIONERY
Six Hundred Pictorial Annuals
Sold.
To date, about six hundred
“Pictorial Annuals” have been
sold, over half this number to ca
dets. The average sale per stu
dent canvassed is about one and a
half copies, and not a day passes
that someone does not increase
the size of his original order from
one to six copies.
All of these orders to date have
been taken with a single “dum
my.” The sample will be here
next Monday and by Wednesday
^eyery person at College will have
had an opportunity to see the real
thing.
Just a suggestion: Take a pen
cil and put down the names of
the people you would like to~ re
memoer at Christmas time. Now
keep this number of gifts in mind
when you place your order for
the “Pictorial Annual.”
M. B. Gibson, Editor
Several notebooks and a slide
rule have been found in the
Chemistry building. Their own
ers may obtain the property at
the office of the department.
H. B. Gordon
LOST—Somewhere on Campus
a gold watch charm Finder
please return it to room 10 Mil
ner.
Some Senior borrowed my
puttees. Please return them. —
Jenkins, 51 Milner.
Left in the Mess Hall a bugle.
Finder will please return it to
Austin No. 1. L. K. Faires.