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Leading Clothiers Coming.
Mr. N. HE. Leopold of the firm
of Leopold and Shafer, one of the
largest clothiers and outfitters
for young men, in the State, will
be at College on Thursday and
Friday, December 7and 8. At
some place to be announced later
he will have an elaborate display
of R B Fashion Clothes, Manhat-
tan Shirts, Nettleton Shoes, Mal-
tory and Stetson Hats.
Wait! It’s worth your while.
Postoffice Notice.
Letters for the following named
persons remain undelivered at
the Campus Postoffice:
Scott Alexander
D. J. Bailes
Paul S. Graham
W. E. Berry
Mrs. Maranda Gillespie
Letters for Miss Emily Dula-
ney, Philadelphia, and Miss Wil-
. lie Colquitt, Rio Vista, Texas, are
- .in need of stamps.
0. O. Henderson,
Campus Postmaster.
LOST—An overcoat with my
name on the inside. Finder
please return it to 88 Leggett
and we will go to Leigh’s-
D.S. McManus.
Cadet who has gun No. 196462
will please bring it to 95 Leggett
and exchange it for his own.
Wallace Elecrical Stand lamps
protect the eyes. Can be used in
100 different positions. Price
$2.50. B. M. Nail. 47 Milner.
ICE CREAM . CREAM
Try a quart orour
“VELVET CREAM”
topped off with Crushed Fruit.
Quarts 25c
Pints 15¢
CAMPUS CONFECTIONERY
Queen Theatre, Bryan
FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN and
BEVERLY BAYNE in ‘Romeo
and Juliet” will be shown at the
Queen December, 9th.
Only 25 cents.
Attention, Seniors!!!
Student uniforms pressed—
Pants 10c, Blouse 15¢
. to those who have our tickets.
To others—
Pants 15¢, 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.
Praoprietore of COT EGE TATI.OR SHOP
Campus Ladies, Take Notice.
If you are looking for a classy
afternoon or evening gown and
want something with character,
which would equal a $50 dress
elsewhere, for $25 or $30, see or
phone
MISS PETER®
Phone 527. Bryan Médiste.
FOUND-—A fountain pen. Ow-
ner may have same by identify-
ing it at Ross 26.