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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 16, 1927)
THE BATTALION Jfciin. [Meeting a train in the Union station] You are an experienced smoker and you know your brand! YOU’RE an experienced smoker. You know good tobncccs. You know taste and fragrance. And you insist on the bes. — that’s Camels. Only the primes! tobaccos grown are good enough for you—the experienced smoker. Whatever you do you are going to do right, if you know it. would not be far and away the hrs!. If Camels weren’t quality supreme, they would not be the overwhelming preference of smok ers who have tried every brand. Your taste tells you the tobacco difference in cigarettes and you’re going to smoke the bes!. Ycur advice to others is — "Have a Camel!” If Camels weren’t the best, they R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. © 1927 __ We will give to our customer ! 6 Ip fh holding greatest amount of cash 1 1.1/UU tickets on May 1st a $40 SUIT Give us your business and participate in this offer. Chas. Nitch The Campus Tailor *1* «$• «i* •J**!* •£■*-*$* *f* *$♦❖*•♦♦ •f. .j, .j. a j ^ ^ ^ .$► .*» .J* ♦$* *$► ♦*. *j. .J. *}♦ >j» j ^ A. DR. LAMAR JONES «► THE CAMPUS BARBER SHOP * DENTIST * ❖ 4. 4- ^ For First Class Work. All Kinds •$. .J* Sscotid Floor City National Bank st- Tonics and Face Lotions. -I- Building ♦ Yours For Service «$. Phones: Office G9S: Residence 464 **■ .j. «$. -J* X-RAY * , -*• J. F. LAVINDER * BRYAN TEXAS *> I ** 4> 1* 4- ❖ *1* **♦ »♦* *J- *F *'» *;* z- ❖ ♦F *J* *J* ❖ DR. W. H. LAWRENCE * ❖ DENTIST ❖ ❖ Fourth Floor, City National * ❖ Bank Building ❖ ❖ Phones: Office 348, Res. 558 * ❖ X-Ray Equipment ^ •♦j* 4* • , !* 4 §*4**$**$*4**$* 4* 4* *$*4* *$*4* •♦**$**$**$* *$**§**$* THE | M. H. JAMES DRUG CO. — PHONES TWO HOUR LECTURES (Continued from Page 3 ) pose being to place academic life on a mors practical basis by placing - class attendance on a par with the hours and duties of a business office.” A majority of the students were favorably impressed with the idea; some objections however, were raised. The principal doubts were as fol lows: Professors who have not adapt ed themselves to the changed condi tion and make use of the two-hour period to deliver an extended lecture, outside work continuing as before, the problem of the working student and that of the athlete who suffers from overstuffed schedules; the necessarily doubled number of con flicts, with their attendant, inconven iences, as well as the uncomfortable and impractical conditions of some recitation rooms. — (The New Student.) A TERRIBLE F8 My room 8 sad to rel 8 Came 2 in a terrible st 8 Though he’d had 2 glasses Of whiskey str 8 He st 6 2 the story— ’Twas something - he 8 — (J-Tac) New Spring Suits We are showing some-unusu- ally good-looking Spring Suits from the House of Kuppenhei- mer and Kirschbaum. They are in the new shades of tan and grey and many have extra trousers. There’s one here to fit you. $35 $40 $45 W/HsouHrcicL BETYSIN. 'TEXas EOLMES BROS I Bryan’s Popular CONFECTIONERY STORE Where the Boys Get the Best Malted Milks on Earth Come to See Us Agency for King’s and Whitman’s Candies A Full Line of Drugs, Magazines, Candy and Cold Drinks * rs REED & POWERS Confectionery and Draffs •4**b*i**i*'i**i**h*b*h*£‘*i**i-*■‘■‘*1**1'j <§x§><$x§x§>^x§><§>^x§x$>^x$><$>^xs>^x$xs><$'<sxj><$x§x§> v9