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Are You Prepared?
WE CAN NOW SUPPLY YOUR WANTS IN
BELTS
GREY OXFORDS. WHITE *!FANCY VESTS
WHITE DUCK TROUSERS.
WHITE CANVAS OXFORDS
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WHITE TENNIS OXFORDS
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WHITE TENNIS SHOES
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BLACK TENNIS OXFORDS
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1 TABLE L. B. Spafford, cartoonist, hum
ckim aed iu4tua>entallat, will be
here Wednesday, April io.
For 30 days only.—Reduced
prioes to all the Cadets qn any kind
of Photos at Carter's Studio 25
Parks A Waldrop have on hand a
fine stock of Regulation Drill Shirts,
Campaign Hats, Belts and Gloves. 25
The new l>and stand is now fin
ished. It is pointed grty, and is
* several times as large as the old
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See Hunter &. Chatham’s adver
tisement of tennis ^oxis, j n
sue Don't delay. Look it up
right away
Kiig Qualityl I, , , i i ^ h * v ' b "" hM ' d
Patroiifre Baaaoit's Barber Shop. r ““ rk ,, “ 4 “ “P-'** 1 "* sod *
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Miss Gwendolyn McCarthy of
Ft. Worth* who was Uie guest of
Miss Hettiq Smith of Bryan, at-
tended the Ross Volunteer Ball
Friday night.
J • Miss Margaret BorougA^ eame up
from Austin to be present at the Ross
Volunteer Ball. While -at College
she was the guest of Dr. and Mrs.
Joe Gilbert, r ‘ 1 ' !
King Quality Shoes are unex*
celled imstyle, finish and wearing
qualities at *3-50. *4-<» » nd i5-«>
See the new spring oxfords and
high cats in all leather', at Hunter
A Chatham’s.
Mr. Stanley Mair, who attended
college last year, ami w ho is at pre
sent employed by the Otis Elevator
Co. at Houston, will soon leave
for New Orleans, La,, where he
will continue in the employ of the
same company.
} Mr. Weatherford of Atlanta, Ga
is due to arrive here Friday evening
Saturday night he will deliver an iai>
teresting lecture under the auspices
of Y. M. C. A. 'Hie boys cannot
i afford to miss hearing him, and even
1 body is expected so attend.
Mr. Ashley Wilson, ’05, who is
now working foe the N. Y. Cen
tral R. R. Co., in New York City,
came up from Houston where he is
visiting the home folks, to be pre
sent at the Ross Volunteer Ball.
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GOVERNMENT
id profits of one hun
With capital, surpi
dred thousand doll a rsland total resources of
over Haifa million dollars, transacts a gen
eral banking business, and offers Its serv
Ices to the public with assurances of abso
lute safety, as guaranteed by the character,
experience and flnafeqcial responsibility of
the officers and dire:tors charged with the
management of the Bank The business of
the faculty and students of the A. and fl.
College solicited.
Q. S. PARKED,] President
E. h. A ST I Ni Vice-President
ALBERT WJWILKERSON. Cashfer,
ED. S. DERD8N. Asst. Cashier
E. W. CRENbhAW, Asst.
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Mr. J. E. Platt, who coached the
‘^Champions of the South,’’; in 1903,
and who has been working for the
signal department of the Southern
Pacific railroad at Lafayette, La.,
left for the North a few days ago. on
accoun: of failing
AU of these men have given ex*
Cellent satisfaction And have been
Steadily promoted in the lines of
work in which they are engaged.
The best testimonial which the col
lege has ot can receive, comes from
the type of uniformly successful
men which she turns out. .
Just two things are
and a perfect tooth brush,
tooth powder because it cl (,
ing them. It makes the
Ageptic.; ^Price 25c. Qur
attee. • Comes in several
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led—a perfect tooth powder
■)ur Tooth Powder i$ a perfect
rs the teeth with+ut harm*
healthy and the mouth
il Tooth Brush we guar
ds and textiles. Price 2Sc.
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Kibg Quality Shoes!
The final ball committees are
busy.
Hunter &. Cliatham’s ad in
this tysue, read it now,
TkF adders Ifor the invitations
for the final liall has been given.
jKingQua) ity Slices^e better!
litaid about the Hue «fierge Special
in Pafks’: Sc Waldrop s ad. in this
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A f arty of junior engineer* spent
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tain would coin money at Col-
e Station.
Miss Jessie Harrington, niece of
President H. If. Harrington, came
down from Waco to attend the Ross
Volunteer Ball.
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*> They arc here l»oys—the new
Folders and pretty Card Mounts
suitable for all style photos at
Carter's Studid. 26
Mr. Wilkin Orr, ’06, wlx> is em
ployed l|y the Otis Elevator Co. at
Houston, came up to enjoy the
Ross Volunteer Ball.
lours at the fish pond last Eat- c>nvisi
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by the
Marshall Entertainers gave
a lycdnm entertainment last Satur-
ght.
first hand comert was given
evening. It wa* appreciated
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Oxfords; white Negligee and soft col
lar Shins, White* Belts, just received
at Parks Sc Waldrop’s. 25
Miss Eugenia Moore of i Paris,
Tex., a sister of C adet Major W. G
Moore, is the charming guest of Mrs.
H. K. White in Hryan.
Teacher (to little boy): Freddi
Brooks, are' yon making faces at I
Nellie Lyon? |
Freddie Brooks—Please teacher, j
no^ajfc'Aiit; 1 was trying to smile,
and my face slipt. —Lippincott’s
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a boy.”
is your brother.
-it Sally
And how 1
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C.pJ.in MtAfew*. inspwwJ j Miis E n ,„,J Kou nuint,ca
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cadets
j Ross Neibert
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spending a few days vR«tng old Ac
quaintances on the campus.
Mr. Led. T 1’eden, road master
onthe'H.^ A.T. C*. R- R- passed
through Colluge Monday.
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Dot'Thornton casnei up from Austin
ert of Safi Antontq, is to attend the Rush N'olunteer Bali.
Mits 14a May Griffith of Dalbs,
who ii the gueM ok her cuusm. Miss
Alberta .Adams of Bryan, visited Col
lege Friday to be present at the Ross
Volunteer Ball.'
“How old is
‘‘Plexse, sir,
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Jones’s.
“Sally Jones’s,i eh’
old is he?”. V j ' » 11
“Please, sir, I don’t know.” —
The Century _
The
Hov long has Mrs. Wi
weiring her hair that
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A Victim of Brtskdoww. ;
kie: ’Vogld you rather walk or
ride there?
She: Well, I’ve been <*ut in the
motor car so much lately that I
think f d rather ride for a change.
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Drop in and try on a pair; see how they fit, see how they look- You will then appreciate jtnAir value.
They are not only dei>en<lable when new, shut dependable clear bn throngh a reasonable shoe lifew
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Bostonian Oxfords - $3*50 «nd $4.00
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