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When you have a date for a
hop, after working so hard at
the office your feet beg you
to stay at home.
And for the first time you slip
on that STUNNING pair ofFlor-
sheims you’ve been saving for
the occasion.
And after dancing for hours
straight your Florsheims still
feel cool and comfortable—
man—! your whole evening is
just one long happy moment!
A. shoe must liave the trim style
to please a fellow’s taste—hut no
man wants to sacrifice comfort,
either! Solid comfort counts for
so much in. Florsheim shoes that
for the man who has learned to
insist on Florsheims, their great
good looks and extra mileage
is just so much velvet!
T. K. LAWRENCE
INC.
Basset coached line that A. & M.
saw and they are devoting especial
attention to the line prospects. With
the squad cut down to its present
size, the coaches can give more at
tention to the individual needs of
the aspirants. The Freshmen play
ers are given fine opportunity to
demonstrate their prowess in work
outs against the Varsity team. While
one squad of fish players scrimmage
the Varsity, the other is learning
the formations of the next foe in
line to clash with the Varsity.
Many of the Freshmen players
are giving indications of becoming
good material for the Varsity squad
and there is every good reason to
believe that this team will benefit
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the Varsity more than the great
Fish teams of 1626 and ’27. The
Fish squad is exceedingly strong in
line material, and that is the sweet
est thing Bassett can think of. Coach
Bible will not find many stars for
the backfield when they graduate
to the red jersies, although he will
have two fairly strong men. The
outstanding backs on the. team at
the present time are: Clark, All
state from Marshall and ’31 num
eral man; Dansby of Bryan; Van-
derlain, Farrier, Snyder, Davis, Se-
besta, Harling, Reece, and Tipton.
The coaches have not been able to
locate a field general but are do
ing their best to uncover one.
The line material is more impos
ing and will give more strength to
the Championship hopes of the Ag
gies next year. The following lines
men have been showing to advan
tage: Ends: Hill, All-state end from
Waco; Mosher, Bell, Foster, and
Corneilson. Tackles: Fisher, Dawson,
Walker, All-city man from Dallas;
and Molden. Guards: McGrill, All
state from Marshall, Golisinski, All-
city Houston linesman, Christian,
All-state, and Lego. Centers: Ab
bey, Jones, and Braswell. The line
is weaker at the pivot point, but
exceptionally strong every place else.
Mr. Sullivan treated the Fish to
a trip to the Texas-Rice football
game in Houston Saturday. The fish
not only received the needed rest,
but actually saw the plays they are
to run against the Varsity in pra-
paring for their next important
tilts.
The annual game between the
Fish and Allen team may be put
on the shelf this year and the strong
Blinn Junior College team substi
tuted.
TOOTH AND BRUSH.
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an aid to humanity. Apparently it
is a duty that we owe the child of
preschool age to give him a future
show for his white enamel at a time
when it will cost the child and par
ent least.—Dallas News.
Prudence: Jack Dear, I do wish
you would stop drinking. Haven’t
you and character at all ?
Jack: Yes, lots of it, but it’s all
weak.
❖ * ❖
Hortense: What happened to you?
Were you in a wreck?
Harry: No, I was being shaved by
a lady barber and a mouse ran
across the floor.
One reason we are glad election
day comes before Thanksgiving is
because we will have more to be
thankful for.
H* * ❖
“Pardon me, ish your house on
this bus line?”
“Why, yes—”
“Better move it then, there is bus
coming.”—Rollinc Sandspur.
What Shakespeare
says about Coca-Cola
The hand that hath
made yon fair hath
made yon good^ ■—
Obviously, the Duke meant the
lady—not Coca-Cola. But why
bring that up? Translate it into
plain United States, and you get:
IT HAD TO BE GOOD
TO GET WHERE IT IS
8 million a day
The Coca-Cola Company, Atlanta, Ga.
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