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Tennis Season Here
Ar« You Prepared ?
WE CAN NOW SUPPLY YOUR WANTS IN
BELTS. GREY OXFORDS. WHITE & FAHCV VESTS
WHITE DUCK TROUSKRS.j
WHITE CANVAS OXFORDS.'
CBAMTIOK HKANIK
white tennis oxfords
(Rubber Soles)
WHITE TENNIS SHOES
' i Rubber Soles)
BLACK ITENN IS OXFORmI
. I ('Rubber Soles)
BLACK TENNIS SHOES
»IG.
lubber Soles)
•OckXali! sit KS
ns
Hunter & Chatham
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\I e u ’ Si F u r n i s h e
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Slt.PN REWAPO.
W. L. Douglas makes and
more A3.50 men’s shoes than
other manufacturer in the world-1
Ten thousand dollars reward will j
be paid to any 00 who can dis
prove this statemi^ We are ex
clusive agents for this world fanyops i
shoe (or men. We are showing fif* I
teen new styles in patent gun metal, j
vici kid and box calf. low and high |
cuts. Wilson & Derden, Norwood
staqd. ' 1 3,1 j
captain sargent-s reception to
SENIORS
Iasi Saturday night Captain add
Mrs. Sargent tendered an flee treatn
! supper to the Seniors in th^) barrack^.
They were invited into die dining
room and needed no ^otlpmand to
“take seats ’ Ice (.'ream, cake, arid
strawberries in immense ‘quantities
were placed before (hem, and them
more ice cream, strawberries, and
cake. When they drew the line,;
finally, fearing to die of cOUsunaptip*,
cigars were passed around. Stories
by both Captain and Mrs. Sargent ^
formed no small part of the (treat.
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OAD TIME TABLE
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SOUTH pOUMI.
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Bag-hunters
College June Uth, lKvan«. A
Millan will buy then) books.
mwi-
The City National Bank
3RVAN.
OK-atON ATCO OEROl
untitEo exATca
With capital, surplus an
dred thousand dollars a
over half a million dolla
eral banking business,
ices to the public with
^ larant
fluan
lute safe
experien
the
manage
the facul
College
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and
ted.
n. S PARKER.
E. H. ASTIN, Vi
ALBERT W, WI
ED. S. DERDEN,
E. W. CRENSH
UTTARV OR THE
OVERNMCNT
1 f * *
profits ot one hun
total resources of
, transacts a gen-
d offers its serv
surances of abso-
by the character,
responsibility of
charged with the
The business of
l^fhe A. and fl.
m
ERSUN, Cashier
, Asst. Casl
A ‘.t-
NO TROUB
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U COMPANY 4, B COMPANY i.
B Company had the game going
their way until a dumb play tied
thej score. Thereby a few timely
engineers leave I hits b y D Company gave them the
- }•
Culser met with a painful acci
dent in the seventh iiuiisg, being
hurt by a base fturner. ' Cornell
took his place.' Line up: j
To get all thX Perfl^nc^. ToBe
Cotnbi, Stationery, and all ot
yoa don’t iph^ what you get
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King (Jualm
King ouality Shoes!}'
King Quality Shoes ire
PatroniEi Bettson’a Barber
Advertise your college with an
album of 13 views and groups of
jjcollege life. Carter’s Studio. 13
Bcntion’s College Barber Shop
1. ,r\L. . . 1 Aicoai
will be provided with two chairs; c . oboli
ar. ’ Prompt und first class
1 !l] j-ikT
nf t miss our jab! jier cent dis-
C0|unt bale for teu‘ dnya on men's
KMthiqg and lut^. Wilson &
Darden. I ' 1 L.l ' (■
I it 11 i 1! ' ik-’ 1 h
{Pongee 4iul silk skirts, with soft
collars, plain white imd all colors
from $1.06 to #3.30 each at Parks
SelWaldrod jj :> ] , ,
Wilson Derden are showing
neat styles and lekt^enliu "Doug
las Shoes’ J at $3.30 and $4.00. We
can please you.
* Sendyonr white dude t>
the In
TheAneeda does excellent work
on PaBamai hats.
tte’l Bittle curried Np a
cet of water after i drill Mdnday
Kodak and Postal Card Albums
i-OQ Rt
from toe to Ij.
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Rutlcge, 2nd b.
McDaifieK. d. f.
Ink, Ut b.
Jono, b.
B«ni». ». 1.
Blake, tf.
I.inebuia, c, f. 4
DewsrH P-
(jOOdr«{ln, I. f.t
Struck out-
* J B
V Day, 2nd b
"Maxell. I»l b.
FacterS>ood. c.
Filfo.Jrdb.
Jennings. •. h. 5
TO GO TO THE
We ark* in a position to
everybody. Jwe have everjdhin
.Drug or Drug Sundry lines, and
prices that wej are bound to win
E . J . J E N K I N
BRYAN. lr|
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But it iajsafe in the long rifi to take the trouble
IGHT jPLACE
; '1
Kf
Goods, Tooth Brushes,
■Druggists 1 Sundries, if
f>r where you get them.
Hr the wants of {,
that is to be had in the
t sell them at such low
cxir custom and good wilh
It iPil.¥ i s ^
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F.boei
«|| . Hami
M«Cc
jj’r | cuM
-Deware 6,
Uiupire. George Flemln|j M
Carter’s
correct
Hfil
kodak
liege.
Ill
1 Studio. -
All that’s neat
style in mefa’s belts
Derden*.
Stock up with f
plies before leaving
• ter’s Studt#. |
Knee drawers and
undershirts, $1.00 a .jluit ait
& Waldropa. f j
jA new saying by Prof,
"If it don’t make any diff
what difference doe.4 i L make?f
-Have yoUr suits, hats, ui)if mns,
« and drill ahirts cleaned at the
Inetda Lamidny.
The stotie that sells "ta ues"
and correct styles in taeb’sapp : .i
Wilaon & Dergen. .
New arrival* ip military gk>ves,
•cMwear, Eagle skirts dMt
ilson &. Derden
Htaps:
fence,
T
jIt
belts.
/hat shall
k»? X), y<
will buy t
duced prii
College
1 r» Stixlio.
I do with (
Evans & !
m.
on photos to all
pie for 10 days.
Ison &. Derden are showing
stock of tennis
.e duck trousers
2 #
fe
j 32
^Poras knit’ J and India crepe j
underwear long or short sleeve
[shirts at $1.00 and Mi.25 per suit.
Wilson & Derden. :
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Rev. Williapn States Jacobs, who
will deliver baccalaureate sermon,
Ls pastor of the First Presbyterian
church of Houston.
We hear that "Wood” Bogel
g >t mad twcaose he couldn’t eat
all that wu placed before him at
$a|pt. Sargent's reception.
White duck pants, peg tops,
cuffs pn bottom, belt straps. The
very latest out at. $1.56 per pair.
All sizes at Parks & ivaldrop’s.
One dozen large views and
groups of college chum* in leather
covered album, your selection for
only $3.00. See Carter quick. 31
Many of the Seniors have given
orders for an album o( A. and M.
College photos, groups and scenes
on the can. us. Carteifs Studio. 31
Just received at Parks &
Waldrop’s i beautiful assortment
of spring and summer neckwear
in all the veky newest shapes and
Shifts! Shirts! The newest
terns hnd materials are Khowry in
the famous Eagle shirts at $1.00.
♦ 1.50 and #2,00. Wilson & Der
den. Exchange Hotel block
, Negligee shirts in all the newest
spring and summer patterns, ptai*
White, neat black stripes and
figures, dark colors, etc., ti.00
each at Parks & Waldrop's.
iPay iliour
1
Subscription
to the
Battal ion
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I
til
colors at 25c and 50c. |
.-Mew shipment just received of
drill shirts, campaign hats in the
Stetson at $4.00 and the Regula
tion at 92.5O, ibelts and white
gloves at Parks Sc Waldrop’s.
* Have you see tho>e swell bine
serge suits that Parks', & Waldrop
are selling at 115.00, ^itber single
or double breasted’ You cannot
have them made to ofder for less
fTTil
1 s
it*
If ynu want to be swell this Sum
mer get you one o( those genuine
Panamas in the telescope shape—
they are the correct thingi in hats
this season—price 96.00 at Parks
Sc Waldrop's.
Parks & Waldrop
over twenty-five ha
styles in Walk Over -s'
fords, in patent calf, pa
Gun metal and tan R
sizes at l.vso'and 94.00.
CURE FDR BEGINNERS.’*
— ‘ i l|. ' r.
tai ia Dallas
A Series of Articles R
News.
JMJi F/l' jii^I*|i(
Under the bead of “Agmuliure fdr
31 ' jj Beginners,’’ the Dallas News is pub-
owing
spring
and ox-
t rid,
a. All
Outittg trousers in light tropical
worsteds, white and neat striped
flannels, made * full peg to^. l*dt
straps and cuffs on bottoms, just
the thing to wear with a blue serge
or black icoat. Prices 92.50 to
95.60 at Parks Sc Waldrop’s.
On all orders, up to Sunday, I
can get your eng. visiting
time to go with the Comm
Invitations. Ailso the latest in
Souvenfr Post Cards, Alhminnm
Photos Of the Main Building (under
cover). Casoy[ r«p. The Cargill
Co. ii * i!(®d v b}
-Parks & Waldrop ary showing
the largest stock and hamsomest
assortment of young men’s spring
suits ever brought to central Texas
All the pew patterns in dotf checks,
shadow plaids and blue serges and
they will guarantee to save yon at
least 95.00 over a made lb order
ijshiiw a senes of articles from a book
otf this nametiiiNiMwhed by Gmn &
Company. Chapter 1 takes up the
study of the soil, and ja divided into
the following sections: ’’Origin of
the Soil, Tillage of the Soil,”
“Moisture of the So»l/|. Th# wock
presents the principles of agnculture
in an attractive manne*!'- and should
accomplish mach goodl in populariz
ing the life (and work of the farmer.
I’Kl.Hl'lM T ( KKINGTON
suit and
date suit.
give you a mono up-to-<
Panama hats tre going to be the
correct thing this summer. Parks
& 'Waldrop are showing a large
and complete line of genuine hand ’
made panamas bought direct from
the importen. All the latest 0 f
shapes, square, round and telescope
crowns, with pearl or black bands.
Prices from l$.oo up.
Has Beta Operated on far Appeadidtis.
President Harrington, who has
been ill for the past two vepeka
with appendicitis, was operstep On
by Dri' Thompson of Galveston
1omL Sunday. Though weakened
operation, recent reports
state that be ia improving. Dn J[.
T. j Harrington of Waco, President
Harrington’s brother, and Dr.
jGifcert are in attendance. Dr: H.*
ham of Waco, formerly of
Cd|lege, visited the patient Sunday.
He tin of Tudaday morn-
follows: "7 a, m.—The
t’s condition is good. Tern-
normal. Pulse 74, Stom-
|er. Slept some.”—Dr.
I' ITMItiHS
Chesty George | Washington
wishes to inform some of his dear
countrymen that a study of the
physical constitution, of your
neighbor may sometimes be bene
ficial,'but there are other things
which would contribute more to
their individual and our colony’s
welfare.
CAPTAIN FLECTEO.
' 'uedday evening thy baseball team
1907—Capt. Smith, W«*sendo*f,
Kh mger. Black, Kelley, H ueweiler,
Moore, Milligan, Huff, Dabney,
Btulna, and Hortiaby—met in Capt.
Snath’s Room to elect the captain for
neT year’s team. They elected a
man who for three years has starred
in j^oth baseball and football and who
ever worked for the advancement
of ftblecics at A. and M. Kelley It
He jis the man for the
the success of next year’s
ia assured. i i • 'jt;
man.
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