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OFFICIAL NOTICES
ENGINEERING CONFERENCE
7:30 TOMORROW EVENING
(official)
The December meeting of the En-
gineering Teachers’ Conference will
be held in the Mess Hall Annex at
7:30 tomorrow evening. Dean Wink-
ler will discuss some teaching prob-
lems, and C. L. Poole, president of
the Texas State Manufacturing As-
sociation and G. M. Knebel, vice-pres-
ident and general manager of the
same association: will discuss some of
the manufacturing problems of Tex-
as.
The dinner will be seventy-five
cents a plate. Please phone your re-
servations for dinner to my office
by 9:00 o’clock tomorrow morning.
All teachers of engineering stu-
dents are expected to attend the meet-
ing, and all others who are interest-
ed, including ladies, are welcome.
F. C. BOLTON, dean,
School of: Engineering.
Junior Pins
Class of ’26! Get that JUNIOR PIN
at 86 LEGETT.—64
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GEOLOGY ELECTIVES
(official)
Students who have decided definite-
Agricultural Geology,
Course 210 (2-2), and Petroleum Geo-
logy, Course 404 (3-3) for the second
term of 1924-1925 are requested to
notify ther Head of the Department
by not later than December 15. Such
notification is necessary in behalf of
the departmental book orders that
must be submitted before: the Christ-
mas holidays. In the meantime, we
shall be very glad to confer with any
students who are thinking seriously
of taking these electives.
E. OSCAR RANDOLPH, head,
Department of Geology.
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ABSENT STUDENTS
(official)
The following students who were ab-
ient on the date spec.fied below come
under the following paragraphs o
the absence rule.
{ December 8, 1924.
Arhelger, J. W.
Blackaller, J. H.
Bourland, R. M.
Burroughs, N. A.
Catron, J. D. \
Christian, C. M.
DeBardeleben, J. F.
Essler, H. C.
Franklin, G. E.
Groginsky, R.
Hill, W. G.
Holtzclaw, W. E.
Johnson, S. C. (
Jones, J. J.
Kenrard, J. H.
Krueger, A. T.
McBride, G. C.
Miller, T. L.
Mosher, E. J.
Rummel, E. L.
Seidenglanz, C. B.
Tatum, J. E.
Calentine, C. H.
Watson, C.
Finks, J. E.
Jones, S. F.
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Electrical Appliances
Percolators,
lers: and
many hearts this Christmas.
toasters, irons, cur-
heaters will gladden
grills,
electric
These, and many other suggestions we
offer you.
PARKER ASTIN HARDWARE COMPANY
BRYAN, TEXAS
Ba Sh 0300505050 050 ¢
Anything as close to you as your garters ought to be clean!
IVORY GARTERS. Wash them and keep them clean.
Wear
FLORSHEIM
Officers Dress Shoes in the fin-
est quality of calfskin leather.
$11
Rain coats and overcoats that
offer real protection in any kind
of weather.
$12 to $35
Pennants, pillow tops and table
runners, priced right.
I. K LAWRENCE
BRYAN
Tong, 7. 117
Underwood, C. M.
Since December 1, 1924.
Blackaller, J. H.
C.. CoTODD,
Commandant.
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WILL THE PERSON who borrow-
»d a gabardine overcoat from the
Biology building please return it to
Jack Chriswell, 59 Legett.—63
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We will give you prompt service
on your CHRISTMAS HEMSTITCH-
ING. Buttons covered the same day
you leave order. Don’t neglect that
tailored or party dress for the Christ-
mas holidays. Prices and service are
most attractive. Etta Peters, phone
382, Bryan.—66
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C. R. “Dutch” Eschenburg, 24 is
studying law at the University of
Texas and making his home at 1811
Congress Avenue.—The Texas Aggie.
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We have to report that C. L. Wall,
94 is doing exceptionally well in ed-
acating those Northeners about the
“finer points of A. & M.” as well as
making good with the General Elec-
tric Company.—The Texas Aggie.
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Arthur Fenstermaker’s address is
115 Beacon street, Boston. Arthur is
a last year graduate and is taking
graduate work at the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology.—The Texas
Aggie.