ly
~ S. A. A. Meets Tonight.
Come out tonight and hear Pro-
fessors Burns and Bell speak of
the work of our previous stock
judging teams and the prospects
of our present one. The mem-
bers of the team, who leave Sat-
urday for Chicago, will each have
something to say.
Everybody come out and show
their appreciation of what we
think is a winning team.
C. H. Fleming, Sec.
Ready for Austin Trip?
Received new shipment of sta-
tionery. Prices 10, 25, 30, 40, 45,
50, 55, 60, 65, 70 and 75 cents.
No. 7 Ross, Heine.
Freshman practice notebooks
for Botany 101 may now be ob:
tained at the Exchange Store.
A Brand New Jimmy.
The wintry evenings are
here, and there is nothing
that one will enjoy as
much as a good pipeful of
tobacco after su pper.
Throw that old strong
pipe away and see what
we have to show you in a
brand new J-I-M-M-Y.
BOYETT’S STORE
A. C. Bailey, Manager.
N. Main Street.
BG,
The “Sneaks” have
arrived.
New shipment of bath
robes just received.
BRANDON AND
LAWRENCE
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C. E. Society.
The C. E. Society will hold its
regular meeting tonight (Thurs-
day) at 7:30. In addition to an
interesting program some impor-
tant business matters will be
brought up.
WANTED: — A good second-
hand ‘‘cits” suit. See me at Leg-
gett 5 if you are tired of yours.
A raincoat and an overcoat
have been left at the hospital.
- Call at the office.
LOST: A Carhart’s and 7 i
Physics. Return it, pleLdJf,
68 Milner.
A letter addressed to Gerald
Molloy, Leggett Hall, remains
undelivered at the campus post-
office.