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About The Daily Bulletin/Reveille. (College Station, Tex.) 1916-1938 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1930)
THE DAILY BULLETIN VOL: XIII College Station, Texas, Friday, February 21, 1930. We are ready for the New Term with a Complete Stock of— UNIFORM GOODS of All Kinds— HERMAN SHOES All sizes in drill and dress : Styles E ATHLETIC GOODS WALDROP & CO. COLLEGE and BRYAN SEE OUR NEW WATCH BANDS They are just a little dif- ferent and just a little better than anything you have seen. $2.00 & $9.00 SANKEY PARK Diamonds —Silver — Watches — J day for all employees. oe have the BEST in— N \S Military Equipment Drawing Material Stationery Toilet Articles Gift Goods LET US SHOW YOU EXCHANGE STORE Official Store of the College Saturday, Feb. 22 will be a holi- Class work will go as usual. THE PRESIDENT ABSENCES The following named absences from class and other routine duty are excused for the reasons stated. ~ February 20, 1930. (Sick) Craver, H. C. Hays, O. H. Draper, M. C. Horn, H. B. Mathis, L. T. Mayfield, H. D. Reynolds, E. D. Coneway, E. B. (Guard) Keith, F. T. Watkins, Davis Rotrekl, J. J. Swengel, G. M. 10:00 a. m, February 19 to 10:00 a. m. February 20. Mowry, C. L. Sullivan, R. A. CHAS. J. NELSON, Commandant UNIFORM FOR CLASS The proper uniform for wear to class is O. D. shirt, breeches (slacks permitted for cadet officers), black tie, web belt, service hat with cord, and proper footgear. For instruction or other work where soiling of the uniform is involved, coveralls, unionalls, or two piece overalls with the service hat should be worn. Attention is invited to the great economy to the student when proper use of work clothes is made. Work clothes when properly worn, clean and neat, do not detract from the high standard maintained by the Corps. When dirty, torn, and worn only in part, they do detract from the ap- pearance of the Corps. Any improper wearing of the uniform is worse than not wear- ing the uniform at all. This means Notice Aggies — SALE — Fish Pins 75 Ribbon Fobs 1.50 Leather Fcobs ..................... 50 Sophomore Pins ................ 2.50 II ETRE 2.75 .1.00 $ Junior Pins Band Pins CALDWELL Jewelry Store I RADIOS | TALKING MACHINES : And RECORDS | PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS HASWELL'S | BOOK STOR collars should be buttoned, sleeves down, ties in proper position, and hats on. There is no Inoger any authority for going about the campus in uniform without proper headgear. J. E. SLOAN, Major, F. A., (DOL), Executive JUNIOR CLASS MEETING There will be a bery important meeting of the Junior Class in the Assembly Hall immediately after dinner Saturday. Discussion of rings. 120b CLASS PRESIDENT
