Are You Ready for the Holidays?
Do your shirts and collars
have that fresh and new look
which adds so much to the ap
pearance of a well-dressed man?
Are your neckties wrinkled up?
In what condition is your hat?
How do your clothes look?
Did you know that the Ineeda
makes a new necktie of your old
one, that it has a special depart
ment for cleaning and pressing
clothes; and, futhermore, that
the Ineeda guarantees satisfac
tion?
The last basket will leave Sun
day noon and return Wednesday,
the 20th. Be sure to notify your
collector before Sunday noon,
adv. Hugh Brooks,
Manager.
Try a quart of pur
“VELVET CREAM”
topped off with Crushed Fruit.
(Quarts 25c
Pints 15c
CAMPUS CONFECTIONERY
Attention, Seniors!!!
Student uniforms pressed—
Pants 10c, Blouse 15c
to those who have our tickets.
To others—
Pants 15c, Blouse 25c.
PURCHASE YOU A TICKET.
All citizens suits pressed at rate of 40c
per suit.
Pressing done by offman Pressing ma
chine. Alterations neatly done.
Yours to serve,
KONECNY & ZACK.
Proprietor, of COT.l.EGETAILOR StfOP
Comfortable Ride^Home.
To conform with the desire
of the cadets, the H. & T. C
will operate an all-steel train
of chair cars and tourist
sleepers to Dallas, Ft. Worth
and Waco, Thursday night,
December 21st. All you boys
can be assured that this
equipment will be the best
ever. Ride over the excel
lent road bed. You know our
service cannot be equalled.
W. F* Davis, Agent
Pictorial Annuals Arrived Today.
You’ll be anxious to get your
Pictorial Annuals when they are
delivered today and tomorrow
Have your money ready in order
to get them 'without delay. The
Annuals are better than expected
and you’ll be “tickled to death”
with them. Get ready. We’re
coming. M. B. GIBSON,
Editor.
Track Meet.
This afternoon, just before the
All-Company football game there
will be a relay race between the
four battalions to decide the
Youngblood trophy.
Mass will b e held Sti'mfay'
morning at the usual hour in
Room 400, Main Building, for the
convenience of Catholic students
and Campus residents.