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CAMPAIGN MATS?
REGULATION B^LTS?
WHITE GLOVES ?
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Spucial Notice !—Our •took of drill ehirts
to h*v« arrived for the opeiiiag of the CoJ-
Ifcge, but wat* .delapeid in ahipnient, and hare
I , juat arrived. Bo we now have i lull stock of
all *:*w of the be»t drill sliirte ottered the
ftndentB this season, and \i-puld warn all
atudenta who have not yet secured their shirts
Hot to delay their purchases as .each student is
Required to have two shirts, ahd the supply
may not last long; ^
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HUNTER & CHATHAM
MEN'S FURNISHERS
rd is on the caHa
irs. Bennett.
Lard of ®pran spent
lunday on the cam-
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f I. Si O. N. SCHEDULE.
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j (, j |j)o not fail to hear “The KiltieB.”
Patronize Benson’s Barber Shop
tjf
Benson’s Campus Barber shop is
the place foe good work . tf
of “The Kll-
inebes.
the drum major
jp^anda 7 feet 2
T)hh north hojand I. and G. N.
train trow U.-avf$ College at
tfl i.'J 111 . ’ i.ll
O. «Ll llicheneftein has l>een elect
ed student manager of the foothill
team | fior next season.
Tickets to “The Kilties’’ will be
on sale by ‘^The I<ong Horn’’ man-
a Kemfeni. Price 50c.
The’*fifth numlasr on the Lyceum
course will be a lecture by Charles
R. Tkggart, Saturday, February-a r
at 8:00 p. m. 1
Season’s College Barber Shop
will be provided with two chairs
th* dear. ! > romj»t and first class
work. I- :>1 J.- j < a|
To arrive early in February a
full line ol Base-Ball goods, tennis
racket and supplies. Haswell Book
store * : f 18
An appropriation for courses in
mining and chemical engineering
will he asked of the legislature by
the College authorities.
The assistant manager of athlet
ics, Louisiana State University, in
asking for a game with the A. and
M. College ofi Texas for next sea
son, writes: “Our men are high in
their praises 6t the men of your
teampf the past season, both as to
football merits and gentlemanly
qualities.”
Some interesting letters from E.
The College farm-is experiment
ing with a few acres of alfalfa^ J If
it proves to be a paying crop
on-this type of soil the acreage will
be increased next Reason, and Will
be a good brace to the dairy busi
ness, which has so far been the
most profitable adjunct to the Col
lege farm. i'
Bryan is to have a new imple
ment, harness and vehicle house,
owned by a stock company with
£25,000 capital. The company was
organized by Messrs. Parks, Wald
rop, Haswell, Moore and Buchanan,
and will occupy a new £20,000 brick
building to be erected on the pre
sent site of Buchanan’s saddle shop.
; x We regret vefy much to lose the
services of Prof. Johnston as he has
Worl
served ttye*-college yery efficiently
for several years, and has proven to
be a congenial instructor, ready to
do any keasonable thing to help his ur ^ a l
pupils., In leaving us he carries r * B k
the best wishes of the student body 1 an e
and we feel sure of his sure**** in I'hee
Ask Hdsa'l rkhat a dynamo is.
Bivens saysja oolloid is a cells-
loid collar.
I ' lllss Lucy
j pus a guest 01
j . Mbs Irene
! Saturday and
HpteSti :f . n
Miss Hattie! Lou -Hudson of
Bry«r visited Mis Hibbs this
'weelj.
‘The Kilties*' number forty-five
persons. Tkeyftravel in their own
• cars, with dined attached.
w 7* TuFl n / * (
Tne Misses Conway of Bryan
spent a few dqys on the Campus
this freek as the guests of Mrs.
HibbL.
Several interesting clippings
have! heen hande<l to us, but we
cannpt print all) of them at present
on account of lack of spaoe. 1
Pafal D. Casey went to Dallas
last *i‘hurs<lay to take civil service
examinations ttmre. He wtshea to
teacb^ in the Philippines.
Wf wish.fodaU the attention of
ders kb the article of Beun
n on “The Westinghduae
nti«e Course” in thia num-
Owing t<?an *rror on the part of
the printers it was stated that Mr.
Pendleton had been promoted to the
position of surreyinan. He was
promoted to thki position of Junior
Engi
C
posit:
of T
held
resi
M
is on
“If
geant
can b*
the A. and M. C
: A dispatch td the Houston Post
says that th* membership of th4 A.
and Jg. Club at Palestine i* to be
increased, and that the association
will in a short time be pne of the
strongest in the sCnte.
A plumber of |ca(lets from College
after
r he Citi
OCSIO M ATI
UNITED
- ■" J 1
National Bank
iTArsi, TEXAS
I A. Schadt has accepted the
>n of local editor on the staff
Battalion. Mr. Epstein, who
(bis position till Christmas,
on account of other work.
|C. O. Moser, of reveille fame,
the campus for a few days.
>u get late at R. R.'C., Ser-
Moser - will ram as sure as
Theri are hard time* at
seeing thq
But Fall
night, r^p
rith their.j
joyable li
play “Kverybbdy
er” iuj Bryan Bat-
tired to the skating
wrtners, and spent
>«r oa) the “little
DEF»0»ITAI=» V OF=*
-T EQ QON/EFtN MEPnjT
plus and profits of one hucl-
llars and total resources of
n dollars, transacts a get|4
mess, and offers its serti-f
with assurances of abso-
aranteed by the character,
nancial responsibility of
directors charged with the
he Bank. The business of
Students of the A. and ff.
With capital, s
dred thousand
over half a mil
eral banking
ices to the pu
lute safety, as 1
experience a
the officers and
management of
the faculty anil
College solicited. {
. vl G. S. PACKER, President
f
TRADE
vJ.
)RLJG MAN
When I 1
Brushes! I
thing imf , i
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E. ft. A3 PIN. Vice-President
ALBE
ED. S.
E. W. CRfeNSHAW, Asst. Cashier
W. WILKERSON. Cashle
$R DEN, Asst. Cashier
NSH/*
rsTKIISI
Headquarters for
need of Perfumes,
I >entifrice. or any-
lilet Articles.
r
and M. College Stal
sur^
anything he undertakes.
1T r Tk
success; in
C.overnor Campbell has appoint
ed the followingmen as directors of
[1 • t. i | ed the followingmen asdirectots of
“Tl.e Kilties” ^ill give a concert the and M. ; College of Texas.
in the yhapel, Saturday afternoon.
This will give the students a chance
to hear One ot the most famous
bands in the world. This l>and hav
many rare and costly musical ‘in
struments. and every man in the
YANlROUER RINH
T H R E &
*•30
T
m,
SESSIONS DAILY
>1?od;
>. Tl.
3:30 p. m.
to 10:00 p.
to 5:00 p. m
SOnETHINO DOING ALL THE TIME
MUSIC BY THE BANC
1RY WEDNESDAY A FRIDAY NIGHTS
The battalion in a week or so. \ It
seem* that graduates from the E.
E. department are the most loyal
of our alumni, it lettera to The Bat
talion and to students and profes
sors here may be taken as an evfw
damn of loyalty.
FH-! i'-ifiSilj; tl-r 't - !:•
Jot Gunter, T.. D. Rowell, K. K. j
Legett, L. L- llclnnis. A. Hafdn-
sek, R. T. Mi loir, W. P. SebasUan
ami lA'stlton'Pellet. The retiring;
lx>ard was comffrised of the follow-!
, , ing nu-n: Marian Sansom, F, A
organization is an artist with ihis ; Reichardt Legett. George'
particular piece, so that it will be T u l>jAmsfer, A. Haidu-
well Worth any one’s time »i«l ask, W. T A. J, ,
money to hear them. . .
j J- 1 4, Miss Lilia ‘Graham Mclnnis
As it! t* only a few weeks uhtil sponsor of the Ross Volunteers,
base hall training begins, every man gave a theatre party in honor of
who wants a place ©* the team the officers of that company Triday
should be getting himself in shfcpe night. After the play the party
to do the work. Our team this, repaired to the home of Miss Mc-
year shoqld beat all records. Cup innis, where an elegant luncheon
tqin Smith will likely he stronger was served. ; Those present were:
than ever as a pitcher of puzzling 1 Missejs Jessie darth, Malcotn Mc-
strikes. a|id several freshmen pro- innisi Sadie Cavitt, Helen Bittle,
raise additional strength in the fi«ild. j Bessig Seale; Captain W. Gr VIcore,
Joe Wesaendorf is still there to “get
’m while they’re hot,” and our field
is the sat
solid 4
its W. A. Gilbert, W. B.
Sergeants T. A. Adams,
IcKie, Dan Culver.
Private Bible study is an actual
realization at A. and M. pom. One
or two classes have been organised
on each floor of evety domitory and
practically every man has expressed
K. graduates will he publish#*) in ^n interest in the work. The clas
ses meet in the rooms of the £ead
era at their most convenient time
once a ;wgek, and after reading a
few chapters the main points (me
taken up;for a systematic dischs-
sion and exchange of views among
the men.
0*1.. A. A M. CIs* ta Lstertsia.
The Agricultursl and Mechanic
al College Club of Dallas win hold
a social and business session Tues
day levemng id the Commercial
Club rooms. The clnb was recent
ly organ:/ed and the alumni 1 ^ are
said to be taking an enthusiastic
interest in the permanent organi
zation of the new dub.
All students in or graduates of
the Agricultural and Mechanical
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College are urged to be I PM«nt
Tuesday. Invitations baye
mailed , to those si
names are known by
BeHharz, the secretary
The Dallas organization
dents has id view the idea
college in
ing the
priation* from
Dates Ncidk*
the
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5 Th# Old Reliable
JOHN WITTNANN
Tailor Shop
Gan always be depends*
a >on for Quality, Style,
t and^Proznptnees....'
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