The Daily Bulletin/Reveille. (College Station, Tex.) 1916-1938, December 13, 1916, Image 2

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    The
LARGEST STOCK
of Young Men’s
OVERCOATS
IN BRYAN
$15 to $25
A.M. Waldrop & Co.
Bryan's Big Clothing
Store
important Notice.
We will pay all express or post-
age rates on foodstuffs, viz: cakes,
sausage, deer, or other edibles,
sent to those of us who will stay
at College Christmas. When you
are eating your Christmas din-
ner, think of us and act quickly.
Yours in hunger,
JOE ROGERS (Railhead)
Chairman.
Headquarters: Ike Ashburn’s
Ofttice.
A second-hand uniform, prac-
tically new, has been left in my
office to be sold. Any cadet in-
terested can obtain a good bar- ~~
gain. Charles E. Friley,
Registrar.
The Gibson ....... ? will save
you work.
Heads: of Departments. ::
‘Please have all bills vouchered
before close of ‘school for Christ-
mas and sent to Fiscal Depart-
ment. We want to start-with a
“clear slate’ on the first of the
year. If you have received any"
goods for which there are:-no
‘bills,  piease advise and. we will
write or phone for them.
W. W. Wipprecht,
Business Manager;
Bankrupt Sale.
Two overcoats, three hats and.
one $30 suit of clothes for sale
cheap at 80 Leggett. :
Fry and Moreland.
. LOST:—A chem. lab manual
and a mechanical drawing book,
part one.— C. F. Boulden, 33
Mitchell.
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 supper.
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.