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About The Daily Bulletin/Reveille. (College Station, Tex.) 1916-1938 | View Entire Issue (March 16, 1926)
| PACKARD’S | | Light ivory tan—tan—and black, with low sweeping lines and broad toe. $8. 50 Other snappy models at $5.00, shirts at $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 W. F. GIBBS & SON { | $6.50 and $7.50. Wilson Bros. | | | | SHOE REPAIRING done by NEW COLLEGE SHOE SHOP Shoes will be collected and delivered by F. K. Mixon, 24 Foster FRANK KOHOUT Proprietor If in Bryan, go to the BRYAN SHOE HOSPITAL THE COLLEGE STATION . | COMMUNITY STORE (Cooperative) Dealers in Staple and Fancy Groceries Trade at your own Store [4 Leave your order for engraved personal or business cards at the Pub- They will be filled by one of the largest and best-equipped licity office. © 8 houses in the South. ILLUSTRATED LECTURE AT 7:30 TONIGHT There will be an illustrated lecture by Dr. Rogers of the Western Weigh- ing and Inspection Bureau this even- ing at 7:30 in the Assembly Hall, on the prevention of losses in shipping livestock. Dr. Rogers has several very interesting and instructive mov- ing picture films which he will show at this time. Everyone is invited to attend and we especally urge that students taking courses in animal hus- bandry be present if possible. E. M. REGENBRECHT, Asso. Prof. A. H. ———t el —eeeees SUPERIOR QUALITY MILK DELIVERED ON CAMPUS The Feeding and Breeding Station Dairy is pleased to report that three different official bacterial tests made of milk delivered to its patrons during February were within the re- quirements for Certified Milk. Milk from this Dairy is delivered for 60¢ per gallon, 17¢ per quart, or 9¢ per pint. Phone No. 7—132. EEN BSD aL FRESHMAN P. T. (Official) All freshmen who have been out for football, basketball, boxing, and tum- bling will report back to freshman P. T. unless they are already out for track, baseball or some other spring sport and are so listed in my office. H. H. HOUSE Prof. of Phy. Ed. TUMBLING AND SPRINGBOARD (Official) A gymnastic tournament will be | held at 6:45 Friday March 19th in Gymnasium. The events are tum- bling and springboard, full informa- tion is posted ou bulletin boards in gymnasium. H. H. HOUSE, Prof. Physical Education. —_—— a ——————— J. J. Ferguson of Chicago, repre- sentative of Swift & Company, was on the Campus Friday for a conference with F. D. Fuller, chief of the Divi- sion of Feed Control Service, Experi- ment Station, with reference to inves- tigation of feeding stuffs and also to consider definitions for certain animal by-products manufactured by the company which he represents. NEW DRESS-UP CLOTHES For Men— — Spring Suits —Low Shoes —Dobbs Hats —Shirts —Neckwear T.K. LAWRENCE SENIOR ORATORICAL CONTEST (Official) A tryout for the P. L.. Downs Ora- torical Contest will be held in room 316 Ac. at 10 a. m. on Monday March 22. All who wish to qualify for the contest are urged to be present at that time, but contestants who for good reason cannot be present then may make arrangements with Pro- fessor Owens to speak at another time during the same week. Colonel P. L. Downs, Sr., of Temple, who is sponsoring the contest, has authorized me to say that if regis- tration for the contest is good and if the contest is of superior quality, the judges may at their discretion award a second prize of $15 in addition to the prize of $25 originally offered. All seniors, including applicants for degrees to be awarded at the end of either summer term this year, are eligible for the contest, which has been arranged specially for their benefit. The final contest will be held in the Assembly Hall on Friday, April 23. GEO. SUMMEY, Jr., head, Dept. of English. PHYSICAL EDUCATION (Official) On days that baseball games will be held on Kyle Field, members of 3:00 o’clock Gym classes will bring their coupon books with them. H. H. HOUSE, Professor, Physical Education.
