Commencement Will
Soon Be Here!
It is time you were thinking about that new Suit. We have our new line of Spring sam
ples, drop in and see them. You will find the latest fabrics on display and if “Ex
perience is the Best Teacher” CHARLIE should be able to give you a better fit.
Clad in a suit of “CHARLIE-MADE” clothes you will be well dressed. It
matters not where you may be, you will be a better dressed man among
well dressed men. Have him make that new suit and you will
know that you are wearing what is right. We can save you
money by big value in cutting, designing and tailoring. Our
clothes are made with infinite care by skilled workmen
and the prices are moderate.
CHARLIE NITCH,
“The College
Tailor”
THE SOPHOMORE DANCE.
ciety at the Sophomore dance. The
The evening preceeding the Ross
Volunteer hop the Sophomores, as a
class, will make their debut into so-
class intends to make this the most
successful informal dance of the year.
Owing to the limited size of the “Gym”
floor, and to the limited amount of
funds obtainable, the class has decided
to extend nvitations only to Seniors
with ladies. The University visitors
will also be extended most cordial in
vitations to attend. Music will be fur
nished by the A. and M. College Or
chestra, which insures the best of
music.
The financial side of the dance is in
the hands of O. F. Spencer. To make
a success of the dance every Sopho
more must feel it his duty to “kick” in
with his share and place Spencer in a
position to make all preparations be
forehand. Don’t wait until, the last
minute, men; pay it now. The class
is going to give a dance, a good dance,
and it needs your support.
The following arc the officers of the
dance: W. D. Coleman, pres dent; C.
C. Ha,ibed!, arrangement; F. A. Crow,
program; O. F. Spencer, finance; G. B.
Hooker, decoration; C. F. Braunig, re
ception; H. I. Fry, floor.
CAMPUS PEOPLE
Get year pressing properly done.
Phone 48. All Clothes Col
lected and delivered
the same day
THE A. & M. PRESSING CLUB
Whereas, Our Heavenly Father has
seen fit to call home from this earth
the mother of our friend and school
mate, J. M. Kincheloe.
We, a committee from the Waco
Club, do offer the following resolu
tions :
Resolved, That we extend to the
family our heartfelt sympathy in
their hour of bereavement, for we
recognize their loss is a great one.
Be it further resolved, That as a
token of our respect for the family,
a copy of these resolutions be sent
to them, a copy to each of the home
papers, and a copy to the Battalion.
Respectfully submitted,
THE WACO CLUB OF THE A.
AND M. COLLEGE OF TEXAS.
F. A. CROW,
J. M. KENDRICKS,
C. F. WARREN,
Committee.
The best is the cheapest in the
long run. Holeproof hosiery is the
best. S. D. Hervey, room 17 Mitchell.
ALKJEM ACAB3E
Y
BRYAN, TEXAS
Prepares More Boys
private schools in the State.
J, H. ALLEN
for A. and M. College than all other
Write for New Catalogue.
R. O. ALLEN