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LIST OF TELEPHONE
HERS.
Or account of the Urge number I
of changes made in the telephone
directory the following revised list
ot numbers is publisoed: .
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MOTICH
WeiV, J. S., Residence
Wear T J, S., Office. *
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Mbil 11
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Entered aa
4 Battalion
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th< name wU
b* Uken ot
atsgfm-ri r 1 tarm
matter at College Sto
rwary ITJ 1«B
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PBICE PER
whjnbsday, march it.
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Mas
Mary Sntil
For »he hi
bfarie !
Dad * 1
Hattie
Pbople
Harriet te
Dad dor Gj
Lacy'i he
life
aad 0tE«mi,r
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wai only t
i t my tin
1 he, I read, ia | lender—
tna^p of lefal ileniari ;j \
>—•e pitlml Hattia—
to ntcknaAe Tartie;
■ fttrare ‘‘ntobOing
ernft it runairtft.
||nBjl|Mipoi^itetl,
She waa mk ot the anointed;
Rat Lutile | iai Grecian, poref- j.
Copper -for une wa» the cate
Nelhr Ryi », ip 4)Oinplexio >
ISsIkm was a ^’oat ubjoct^pn;
Helene Re ^ann^aocial pdf.
Moaws a st •tiny’, tufi brUpettB.
Ji • il J 1
Jaaaie j«n< k '«• bhin and Eair,
lAt the bail p«4jiistely "S^ir;
iNow, enym yd toCooitl Jn M idb.
She’s s per bet, paai hy bhBide^ j,
Tall Mbud ^illcatf hby wa* mannish-
Mwn that c dnmem girh should
Vassar 1 I., entrfc«tic.
She ia writtU as Ithletic.
Sue began
They rastt
But a coat
Metamoaph
office
Residence
Residence
Store
ralBl
sonTs office^.,' *
39 Agricultural Bldg.
Control office), j
1-34 Andrews, S. E. office
retary's office). !
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1-35 BbII, O. M., Residence
1-40 Bachelor Hall
1-2 iifown, N. H.
1-14 Brown, N. H.,
1-3 Bryan Central
1-33 Blake, office
3-20 Blake, Residence
1-43 Boyett, W. C.,
1- 44 Boyett, W. C.,
2- io\ Boyce, William Jr., Room
*•28 Bae House
2*2 ) Creamery
r*io Central College |
2-9 Cayson, J.* W. Office.
i-2t ! Carson, John Jr., (Treasnr
jut’a office.)
1-23 jCopradi, A. F. bffice
i-i4 Cohraoi. A. F.J Residence
1-36 <ClRtke M., Residence (Head
Iflanitor), | . *
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la-iU Evans, W. W., Residence
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thtrt upon her head;
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Humph’ E f any other naBie ^
Roam do a< f amei the <aia«
Strang* howlj»a<«pW are moi* tightly
Whom the iap*r» treat politely'
—Edwin L Sabin in Sat„Ev«. Poet,
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Xhe Bats Wbo have slept peace
fully for the f 1st five months, have
at last waked sp from ttaeir lethery
and met in t leir old archive in
C,atbright. < Hficers were elected
as follows:..
Lily, Pmsident
«ill, V Re-President f
we^Jlccretary
|ergeant-at-Arins.
A feast \sa- faring wl.cn
giant examinmkm ; ^raE, hyrd^ y-
prcaching andmhe wake messenger
dlsperseti will* the understanding
to enjoy a royal! feast as [soon as
the monster dilapphared.
Francis, Mark, Residence
FrEncia, Mark,-iOffice
Fountain, C. P., Residence
Fountain. C. P.
Fermier, Resit
Fertnier, Office
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Gilbert, Dr., Residence
Gilbert, Dr.
Gugcnheim
H ! I •
Harrington, H. li.. Office
Harrington, H. H., Res.
Head Janitor (Clark's Res.)
Hutson, C. W., 'Residence
H. It T. C. Depct
Hospital
Hibbs. Mrs
Room
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I. & O: N. Station.
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1-32 Junkin, T. P., Rjesidence
1- 35 Kyl4 E. J., Resi dence
2- i Kyle. pe. J., Often
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Llgh Plant j .
L. E., Resilience
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FriiD LINE \>
Spaldipg’a KJ
foot Bull Good*
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Pocket Cutely and (Ueor*.
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Rwa4v-Ma«e
CIO A BK TTEH AND CIGARS
ALLS
DELICIOC
iRETTI’fe
CHOCOLATE
CRKAMB AND CANDIES
HOT or COLdJsoDA WATER
Pt T RE f(iE CRKAM
W# Solicit ^ktkijMMB.J
1 I 0
Lear
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Meerf Plumber s Residence
Mitchell, A., Residence
MitcM, A., Office
Mess Hall
Nitcl
NagU
Nagl«
Neff,
Neff.
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Charlie, (Tailor)
C., Residence
J. C„ Office
Residence
10*4
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1- 48 Powell, N.. Residence
2- 8 Plumlier’s Residence
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i*®9 SkaggC D. Room > .
1-42 Sbisa. B., Residence ’ i ‘,
1*17 Shirley Club Hon|e
1-19 Spence, D. W., Office .
1-6 Spence, D. W., Residence
1- 23 Schilet, R. E., Room
2- 4 Senior Quarters
2-3 Sanborn, Residence
i-»4 Secretary Office (Andrew’s
2-i4 Thompsou, C. B., Room
1-2^ Treasurer’s Office (JohnQ
j Carson, Jr.)
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; A TEN-VEARS* chase.
“persistency,*’ said the shoe
salesman to the beginner on the;
roa4, “is the most desirable <iual
ity a salesman can possess.
“I mean persistency when ap-:
plied with good common-sense.
Persistency, where the saUsUMrh
shows his teeth and growls out hia
request tor an order, is usually
greeted by a kick out of the door.
Persistency, backed by courtesy,
pleasant nature, good argument and
a desire to be of service to the
buy^-, win win every titue in the
end.: \ • jj
. “The oilier day I made a fah>
si/ed sale to a dealer 4 have called
on 4 very season for ten yea vs.
Every time I approached his town
I would say to myself: ‘What's t^ie
use of seeing Smith. 1 guess I will
pass him this time.* Bat somehow
I could not muster courage enough
to ignore him entirely, although
each arisit meant the loss of a half-
; day t» uUc | L ] .
“Smith greeted me pleasantly
each time, but he ; was wedded to a
certain make of shoe, and as an
apology for not giving me an order
said its manufacturer had always
treated him fairly and had even
helped him, afcd he saw no reason
why he should change.
“Hie was just the sort of a cus
tomer who. If treated ffcirly, sticks.
, “Last month I called on hiuj.
He did not seem so enthusiastic!
about his pet manufacturer, so I
managed to draw from him the
story of his grievance.
“It seems that the shoe manu
facturer had placed the manage
ment of his business in the hands
of his M>n, who introducad many
new rules especially offensive to
the old shoe dealers. Smith re
ported a shortage, and the son of
the manufacturer asked for evi
dence.
“Now, Smith was a great be
liever in the honesty of mankind.
He doubled no man’s word, he had
no idea any one would doubt his
own. So the 'misunderstanding
ended in Smith withdrawing his
trade from the manufacturer.
“I asked Smith why he had
made np his mind to give me his
trade without receiving quotations
from othfers, ^nd he said. “I have
admirek your persistency. While
all the other salesmen # b
since slopped calling on me. you
kept a-cotniug.’
“But it was not
alone which I won. by persistency.
I managed to secure a list of cus-
tomers-Of Smith's former manufac
turer, and I hustled around to see
them, j Nearly every one of them
had some sort of grievance with
the new management, and as a con
sequence was willing, to give my
goods a trial. A trial made them
steady customers.*—Saturday Ev
ening Post.
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ALL ORDERS GIVER SPECIAL ATTl
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The First National
Bank
F BRYAN, TEXAS.
lift i' ' j ' 1 1
Designated United States Depositary.
f T
Capital
Surolus am
We desire
tioo sod paib«(
of Lay and all
.
J. W. HOWEI
H. O. BOAT'
QUY M. BRY.
L. L. MclNNI!
F. M. LAW
ure oor pa
|dr endeavo
' >*• desired
5100,000.00
45,000.00
tr«*ns ot prompt atten-
r in the performlsooo || *
at our hastdai ,T v
■ - ■
w, m. neffev
HENRY
President
Vice President
Vice President
Cashier
Assistant Cashier
V. BBOODOV
IBROGDON BROS
.IE AND RETAIL
Kill;...,, ..J
K. L. BROODON
si inw.
DEALERS
AND
Fit! I !r*
11 Mil IM. M til 1*31 M. e—xiHl.l'a
i livery Busines^ exclusively for whit* trade
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W.ien in
swell’s
Bryan Cali at
Book Store'
We can
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suppN all
mosl rea
the shool wants at the
sonable prices
Office)
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Telephone
Office
After the enjoyable entertain
ment given by the Temple Quar
tette Saturday night, the members
of the Sequoyah Club, with their
guests, departed for the Shirley,
where many enjoyable hours were
spent in denting. Among the
ladies present were: Misses Mag
gie McDougald, Lucy Board, Ruby
James, Emily Thomas, Hattie Lou
Hudson, Florence Herndon, Helen
Bittle, Sadie Ckvitt, Winnie
Thomas, Mand Nichols, Alice Con
way, Ray Coo way, all of Bryan,
Mias Beasie Lee Williamson of
Brenham, and Mias Mary Hutson
‘j of College.
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RES
Higg
Dinner 12 m.^o
at all hours.
r
URANT
Haygood
m. Short orders
f »{V li J i
iters a specialty
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The Old Reliable
JOHN WITTMAN
Tailor Sh
Can always be depended
upon for Quality, Style,
F t and Promptneea.,
GIVE US YOUR O
t
EXCHANGE
SHAVIN& PARLOR
J. K. GRICE, Proprleto.
HOT AND COLD BATlfS
WBXT DOOB TO LkCHAMOR HOTEL
BRYAN.TKXAS
A Freshman -• . d • ho bt:r: n K
ydecfc;
As far as we could learn.
He stood there in perfect safety—
He was too green to bum. • ?
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