Seniors, Notice.
All seniors and-other cadets
who wish to be considered for
teaching positions for 1917-18 are
requested to call at the office of
the Department of Agricultural
Education, Room 321 Main Build-
ing. to get a copy of the question-
aire for teachers. It is impor-
tant that the department have
the information concerning each
applicant asked for in this ques-
tionaire.
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Hereafter, we will not make
collections of clothes for press-
ing on Saturday nights. Collect-
ors will be around Saturday im-
mediately after dinner. If you
want your nniforms pressed for
Sunday have them ready at noon
or bring them around to the
shop.—Stadents’ Tailor Shop.
CAMPUS BARBER SHOP
South Side
Y.M C. A.
Everything White and Clean
Campus People:
If the quality 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, Mg.
‘ bf
Edwin Clapp and
Bostonian Shoes
WEBB BROS.
Bryan
Edwin Clapp and
Bostonian Shoes
Letters Undelivered.
The folowing letters remain
uncalled for at the Campus Post-
office:
Glasgow, Francis H.
Grady, Clyde
Lamb, J. R.
Lowery, Wiley M
A letter to Miss Minnie Mar-
tin, Detroit, Texas, needs a stamp.
Capt. C. H Muller will address
the Y. M. C A Sunday night at
7:30, on the subject of ‘An Expe-
dition Through Mexico.”
Will the party who took a pair
of gauntlet gloves, by ish
from Smith’s Studio, pleage re-
turn them to the studio or to E.
W. Wilson.