The Daily Bulletin/Reveille. (College Station, Tex.) 1916-1938, February 02, 1917, Image 2
New Shipment = or = Walk-Over Shoes Incliding the DARK TAN and ; MAHOGANY BROWNS A.M. Waldrop & Co. “The Clothers” Soft Collars Non-Reg. 1. The attention of Cadets is < invited to the fact that soft col- lars are not regulation and will not be worn. 2 Regulation uniforms are required in the afternoon except when overalls and jackets are worn at manual labor. There is no regulation for wearing non-regulation caps on ~ Campus. C. H. MULLER, | * Commandant. All men who intend to gradu- ate in the '19 class are expected to pay their 25¢ on the Longhorn plate if they intend to get in the sophomore picture or class roll. WANTED;—Small office desk, roll or flat top. Dr. Ball. 43 Leggett. “Ounce of Preventive Worth a Pound of Cure.” Keep that cold and la grippe away from your body. ‘‘Doc” says lemons and other fruits are the best preventatives. I’ve just received a fresh shipment of lemons, apples, etc. FRITS. WANTED—Two second - hand - books, ‘The Oregon Trail’ and a ‘Types and Breeds of Livestock,” by Plumb.—R. G. V. Hays, Room & A watch bearing the following identification has been stolen from a cadet: 17 jewel Waltham movement, No. 16336101. No 12. Keystone case, 25 year, No. 8392979.— C. H. Muller, Comman- dant. Edwin Clapp and Bostonian Shoes WEBB BROS. Bryan Edwin Clapp and Bostonian Shoes