The Daily Bulletin/Reveille. (College Station, Tex.) 1916-1938, February 06, 1917, Image 3
Relations Broken with Germany, but not with Heine, No. 7 Ross, who sells the best stationery. WANTED: Plumb’s “Types and Breeds;” a botany; an ‘‘Ele- mentary Dairying:”’ and Cor- bett’s ‘Vegetable Gardening.’’ —P. Jordan, 10 Mitchell. . A “Southern Field Crops,” by _Duggar; Types and Breeds of Farm Animals,” by Plumb; and “The Oregon Trail,” wanted at 15 Leggett. LOST: “Essentials of English Compositon,” by Linn. It was left at Sheep barn, and has J. H. Jameson’s name in it. Finder please notify No. 70 Milner —C. J. Taylor. | Edwin Clapp and Bostonian Shoes WEBB BROS. Bryan Edwin Clapp and Bostonian Shoes Soft Collars New Shipment Just Arrived BRANDON AND LAWRENCE Cleaning, pressing, and alterations done neatly and promptly at a low cost at the Student Tail- or Shop. Liberal dis- count if you buy a tick- et. ’ Tumlinson & Alderson A Saving To You. Are you a member of the Y. M.C. A? If not why not join now while you have the cash on hand. A special second term rate of $3.00 has been put on which entitles you to the s4"> privileges until October 1, 1917. A member pays no extras for - swimming pool or game tables. See Mr. Firth at once.