Headquarters Corps ot Cadets
Agricultural & Mechanical College ofTexas
College Station, Texas.
Nov. 23, 1916.
MEMORANDUM:
1. All Juniors, who have not
already done so, will turn in their
vacant hours for target practice,
at once.
2 All Seniors (except those
who expect to shoot on the rifle
team) who have completed the
record course rapid fire at 200
and 300 yards, will turn in their
rifles at once.
O. H. MULLER,
Commandant.
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, Beine
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 -1 - M - M - Y.
BOYETT’S STORE
A. C. Bailey, Manager.
N. Main Street.
The “Sneaks” have
arrived.
New shipment of bath
robes just received.
BRANDON AND
LAWRENCE
A waste converted into money
by collecting and marketing the
old magazines and catalogues
from the halls, departments, ai.d
College residences. A collector
will collect this class of paper
from the halls about every ten
days, and if each cadet will save
his old magazines and any peri
odical printed on glazed paper,
until he comes aro&nd, the favor
will be greatly appreciated, and
the wasteful custom of burning
this valuable class of of paper
converted into money.
J. C. (Railhead) Rogers
and Sam Faa^yll.
There will be no Massliuj^ay,
as announced in the College Cal
endar Mass is held every Sun
day, except the fourth, in Room
401 Main Building.