Campus People:
If the ity of the goods we
sell and the prices we make are
as good as elsewhere, would you
not prefer to trade with home-
folks? Get the other fellow’s
quotations and then ask for ours.
You'll find it economy in the long
run to trade with
BOYETT’S STORE,
N. Main Street.
A. C. Bailey, Mg1.
It Has Arrived.
Never before have I had a
stock as complete as it is right
‘now. Fruits, candies, cigars,
cakes—all fresh from the fac-
tory. FRITZ
Just a few pairs of the tan
Munson army shoes left--if you
can get a fit in these you will
save money. To all those who
want the shoes and cannot find a
fit in this lot I have an offer to
make that will be to our mutual
advantage Of course the shoes
are costing more now but I will
get them at cost plus a fair per-
centage for my trouble if enuf of
you will come in on it to make a
small profit worth while to me.
Let me know right away so that
I can get an order off this week.
Frank Halsey, 23 Austin
MY "Tis Free.
T have a few 1917 calendars to
give away. Everybody who
wants one may get it at Fritz’s
Fruit Stand without obligations.
To Pass Inspection.
You must look neat. If you
want to maintain a good appear-
ance without much cost, buy one
of our club tickets. You will save
your clothes, save time and save
money. A ticket worth $2.50
for $2.00 or a ticket good for sev-
en presses for $1.
One of our collectors will be in
vour hall on Tuesday and Thurs-
day nights and on Saturdays im-
mediately after dinner. All
work called for and delivered
promptly. We do all kinds of
tailoring. — Students’ Tailor
~ Shop (Tumlinson & Alderson.)
FOUND -- A Stetson hat. Ap
ply to No. 12 Mitchell.
Spring
Furnishings
ARE
Arriving
Daily
BRANDON
AND
LAWRENCE