emg
—— atin
en
New Shipment
OF
Walk-Over
Shoes
Including the
DARK TAN
and
MAHOGANY
"BROWNS
A. M. Waldrop & Co.
“The Clothers”
Guard Detail.
January 22, 1917.
Officer of the Day: :
Cadet Lieut Wadley, B. P.
Officer of the Guard:
Cadet Lieut. Uhr, I. A.
Any cadet wishing to join a
special class for coaching in
Mathematics, for entrance exam-
inations to West Point or Annap-
olis see J. F. Ellis at 17 Goodwin
or phone Campus 58.
LOST: —A Shop Mathematics.
This book was taken from Mr.
Bittle’s section room. Please re-
turn it to his desk.—G. B. Davis.
There will be a meeting of the
Sophomore Class, Monday, at
12:35 p m., in the chapel of the
Y.M.C A. President.
I ————————
Fire Destroys Big Factory.
Five hundred pillow tops and
pennants, rescued from the fire
that partially destroyed the fac-
tory of one of the largest college
novelty manufactures of the Unit-
ed States! The goods that were
sent me are in perfect condition
and worth three times the price.
A pillow top of any college in
the United States for 75c. Noth-
ing over $1.00. Take this chance,
you will never get a bargain like
this again. A. and M. table cov-
ers, banners, and pillow tops at
reduced prices. Sale lasts one
week. Okie Johnson,
77 Milner, (‘The Black Cat.”)
R. V. Meeting.
There will be a meeting of all
R. V’sin the Y. M. C. A. chapel
immediately after dinner. Ibis
important that every member be
present, T. R. Brailsford
FOUND:— A Laboratory Phys-
ics book and a notebook. Call at
Campus Shoe Shop.
LOST: A “Machine Design,”
by James and McKinsey. Re-
ward for its return to No. 14
Austin.—Aug. G. Kunz.
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