The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, May 01, 1907, Image 3

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Tennis Season Here
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IOW SUPPLY YOUR WANTS IN
FORDS. WHITE & FANCY VESTS
E DUCK TROUSERS.
C A N VA S OXFORDS
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CHAMPION brand:
WHITE TENNIS OXFOHDS
(Rubber Soles)
WHITE TENNIS SHOES
(Rubber Soles)
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BLACK TENNIS OXFORDS
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iCK TENNIS SHOES
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jsTO.f K — ALL Sli KS
& Chatham
'"■% Furnishe
Y. N. C. A. REOTNO.
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Studeata tell al Their Inifre^-ioA of Mr.
Weatherfard. ^
At the meeting of the .Y. M. C.
A. Sunday night, about for&Wttf&i
bers were present. The meeting
was opeofelby two songs and a
prayer by Hr. Ward. The purpose
of the meeting was to havtj differ
ent ones give the impressions tr..»<k
upon them by the addresses of
|fr. Weatherford. /About ten ex
pressed their opinions. All Jpe^l
to have been impressed by the
speaker’s personal character, bis
placing before himself j the high
ideal—a clean life. Others said
that the talks had been instrumen
tal ia their attempting to better
themselves, in making them get
doeer to the Bible.
After discussing several business
items the meeting adjourned after
a prayer by Dr. Powell.
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TARGET PRACTkt
April 2S, I9e7i Required tcort 16.
1«8 Y«». 100 Yd»i 100 Yd».
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lKe City
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deisio n atei
united ST I
With capital, sui
dred thousand d<
over half a milIU
eral banking bur
Ices to the put
lute safety, as
experience and
the officers and
management of
the faculty and
College solicited,
O. S. PAI
E. H.
ALBEI
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E. W. Cl
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latiortal Bank
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IEROSITARV OF tME
ES GOVERNMENT
lus and profits of one him
larsand total resources of
dollars, transacts a gen-
I ness, and offers its serv
{with assurances of abso-
iranteed by the character,
mclal responsibility of
:tors charged with the
Bank. The business of
students of the A. and iT.
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:ER, President
Vice-President
r . WILKER50N, Cashier
>EN, Asst. Cashier
ISHAW, Asst. Cashier
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RAlfLROAD The Gky Club ha5 gone to Fort
I ui t. t t, SCHF.PULT. j VVt>rth to aftehd the State Federation 1
aei’Kp. | j of Singing SocietiRs. 1 •
i Bewwn’R College Barber Shop
| Will be j provided With two chairs
F® year. I*ro«ipt and first class
, No. 21..;..,-•‘-ji-atSY p^m.jWcrk. j I j | . t {
H • No. 61.il.. ..1.2^7!a. m. (Hag)| I > t 4
I, 6c G. N. St HKDULE. . i M ^ ‘[ kI McMiilan will
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B No. Ill A..,. ■ ■ »■ m. j tadet C| VYi ifomevar has gone
ounc .-t sickih-s. fr
Capt. H. H Sarfcul.
c oirdt ... .^ S 22
Cadet Capt. A. T
Potla— —« $ ia
LmuI J A
Ca»Wa.——— S ,20
f L. H Lam-
part — S 22 ,
r Pat M Biaia* S 20
M “ P. Khiara » 1*
I." L. * Laa-
da_... S it
T '* A. L Xaa-
«r» ... $ 10
j ^ 200 yds.
Capt. H, H. Sargent. ,
Coaedt ^ 5 17
Cadet Capt. A. T.
Potts. t ia
1 Uaat. L- H. ■ <[, <
La a, part $ 21 >
S 21
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> t... coaomRooement week, to 4o not
4 17!
5 17!
$ 14!
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Just two things
and a perfect tooth bf
■\ tooth powder because^
ing them. It make^
iRseptici, Price 25c.;
1 antee. Comes in
are Saved
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|needed*—a perfect tooth powder*
Our Tooth Powder |s a perfect
rleanses the teeth without harm-
e gums healthy and the mouth
ir Special Tooth Br h u -
tl sizes and tejflfees. Price 25c.
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King Quality! , j ^
King Quality Shoes!
King Quality Shoes A*e better!
Patronize Benson’s Barber Shop.
'adet H.C. Cioldwire has resigned
to fet^pt a railroad pivsition.
j Sebd your white suits to
the Ineeda
Prof. N. H. Brown visited several
points in North Te*a s last week.
Tl» Ineeda does excellent work
on Panama hals. r'v
Read Hunter & Chatham 1 ® ad in
this issue, read it now.
Cadet G. A. Blat kalles has resigned
on account of the sickness of his
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The Sqndzy evening band concerts
are greatly enjoybd by the students
and others.
. Have your suits, hats, uniforms
and drill , >hi rts cleaned at jthe
Ineeda Laundry.
A good mandolin and outfit for
sale, $6.00. Cali at No. 9 Austin
Hall end examine it. . tf
The marriage of Mr. H S. Daven
port, Agr.’04, to Miss Litaie Jackson
of Palestine is announced.
Cadets Granau, Irvin, Amller,
Maness and Hannay visited the
Hempstead barbecue this week.
.i"'r 1 i 11 i
to be hopod that he will soon be able
to retnm ti| college.
Dr. Powell has been asked to take •Pl loint the^boys’’
charge oi t$e de|>artment of acts and
epistles at t|ie*Y. M. C. A. conference
at Ashville neki June.
| C COMPANY ENJOYS A BOX.
reception which wan to be I
given C* Cnwpany by its ®pousor
Mumi Hattie Lou Hualbon was post-
oo account of the iRn*^> of
H udwM, Rather than to dis*
sent
them 4 large box contaimug/ice
cream and cake. At 8 o’clock the
company assembled at the Mess Ha 11
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The juhwi - hnfineermg ,1„«, " h " e th ' “ rV '
have a,op.«J ,he follow,n, ye ||. |«d <" «»P‘«* the boy,. |
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Yhis it math, at the A; it M. C.
1 hrough the kindness of one of
the residents df the campus, we pub
lish in this number an article compar
ing Clemson College with Texas A. :
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News ha|S come to us that T. M.
More than once werk^saucers sent
back to be infilled. At teno’clock
the happy crowd was forced to
have the place 'where i'thhy had
spent several pleasant hours. .
Red dell, of Aledo. was married a few
days ago. While [ here he was a
prominent *‘bnghuoter’\of~The "08 M
class. He waa in charge of the feed-
expenments at Clarendon last
FalL We. extend to him and his
"better hallj’ Our sincere congratula
tions.
The cattje feeding experiment at
this place tyhwih was mentioned some
time ago closed last Ifriday and the
catde and fcogs are on the market at
Fr. Worth <lhis week, A slaughter
test will be run on each lot hatying a
different f^ed by the Ft.* WoKh
packers. Hrof, Bums will be at Ft.'
Worth this week directing the teat.
A check on this expenment will be
run here nefa year. It will be started
earlier in tMi season in order that
the steers nfay have a better finish put
on them
going to market. - ’
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SIO.OM reward.
I W. L. Douglas make® and sells
more 53.50 men’s shoes than any j
other manufacturer in the’ world, j
Ten thousand dollars rewdrd will :
be paid to any one who can dis
prove this statement. We are ex-j
elusive agents for this
shoe for men
teen new styles
vici kid and box calf, low a*d high
cuts. Wi!son,& Derden, Norwood
stand. '
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What a PairylsnJ
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What's Fairylandf
This yesterptaca. half bid in hazy yaari—|
This blurred ps>d wistful memory of our
fears—
A dream w* lived, unheeding,
NsT TH1 unkenned beautisa. speeding.
Brought ua this glimpse that now so fey j
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For no« >»e see it* wonders thrwigh our I
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And understand,
j That's Feiryland!
'x — Ridgwmys.
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MUSIC BY TME BAND
{ESSI0NS DAILY
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IF YOU WANT THE BEST LOOKERS
AND BEST WEARERS
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Drop in and try on a pair; see how they fit,, see how they look. You will then appreciate their valt
They are not only dependable when new, but dependable clear ou through a reasonable shoe lif
Clapp Oxfords - - . 56.00 and $6.50
Bostonian Oxfords, - $3.50 and $4.00
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