THE
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[Upper classmen in smoke-shop, buying Camels]
Top in quality—first in popularity
EXPERIENCED smokers have proved it.
Discriminating tobacco lovers by the
million rediscover it each day and every
evening as the friendly Camels are
lighted. There simply is no better ciga
rette made. The choicest Turkish and
Domestic tobaccos grown are bought for
Camels—and such blending for taste
and fragrance! Only the largest to
bacco organization in the world could
produce a cigarette like Camel.
In terms of popularity, Camel quality
has reflected itself in the greatest pref
erence ever given a cigarette. There
never was a tobacco word so famous,
or a cigarette so good. First in popu
larity, because the best—that is the story
of Camel, the biggest cigarette success
ever known.
If you want such smoking enjoyment
as you never hoped to find, just try
Camels. Smooth, fragrant and mellowy
mild, from the first touch of the flame
to the final puff, Camel will mean a
revelation to you of tobacco goodness.
For pleasure unalloyed, for the best
that’s made regardless of price, "Have
a Camel!”
J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
©1927
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$40 SUIT
Give us your business and participate in this offer.
Chas. Nitch
The Campus Tailor
Driver, (as flivver starts climbing
telephone pole): “Now shee what
comes uv puttin’ alcohol inna radia
tor.”
front of the Fiscal Department.”
Zo: “And for why.”
Bo: “Aha, there is money in it.”
Bo: C’mon, kid, let’s go stand in
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ANNUAL “T” DANCE FRIDAY
NIGHT.
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DR. W. H. LAWRENCE *
DENTIST *
Fourth Floor, City National *
Bank Building
Phones: Office 348, Res. 558 *
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DRUG CO.
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bid. The decorations will give some
color to the merriment, but the major
part will be afforded by the bevy of
attractive young ladies assembled
from all sections of the state. Most of
them will probably stay over for the
corps dance which will be given on t>_.
the following night under the aus
pices of the “T” Club. M
The officers of the club are: S. J.
Baker, president; D. C. Arnold, vice-
resident; and J. V. Sikes, secretary-
treasurer. The chairmen of the com
mittees for the dance are: Arnold, ar-‘
rangements; Lister, finance; Price,
ecorations; Crump, music and floor;
McKenzie, program.
The dance will be held ori the
smooth floor of the new mess hall an
nex. It will last from 9 till 2, and
those desiring refreshments will be
served with a midnight lunch at fifty
cents a plate.
“Dumb? Mi gosh he thinks its col-
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