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The Gloved
That’s
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what happens to
hands when you
Stop at our Gk>ve Coun-
those new. leathers
: rjuake your hands
l)fce a million.
and new low
'prices that make
your purse say—
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HOOVER AND
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lURER
SCHOOL
FRESHMAN
SOPHOMORE
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SENIOR
VACULTY
(DEMOCRATIC)
(REPUBUCAN)
(SOCIALIST)
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In-
engineering
ARTS AND SCIENCES
AGRICULTURE
VETERINARY MEDICINE
VOCATIONAL TEACHING
Army Officers Take
AdVisory Positions
In Ross Volunteers
Major J. P. Wheeler nnd Major
B. F Delameter, who were elected
military advisors for the Ro^s Vol-
u^twr company, attended their
first meeting with this groijp last
Thursday night at the Y. MiQ. A.
Chapel. Both of these men made
their accepUnce speeches at this
time, assuring their full cc p. ni
tion for the current year.
Aggie Students
Return Sunday
From AlEE Meet
Aggies Represented
At ASCE Convention
By Four Delegates |
A and M d.■Pirates at the semi
annual convention of the Texas
section of the American Society of
Civil Engineers included two stu»
dents and two faculty members.
The convention was held in the Bad
ter Hotel in Mineral Wells last
Friday and Saturday. The A
and M delegates wWe: M. M. An
derson. Lawn, Company “C Engi-
wara; T. 0. Pika, Winters, Com
pany “B” Infantry; J. J. Richey,
head of the Civil Engineering De-1
partment; and J. T. L. McNew, pro-]
tor of highway engineering
Texas University was the only oth
er school represented having two]
professors and five students pres-]
cat
an Antortio Club
Elects Officers
Members of the San Antonio
fclub elected W. W. Flannery pres
ide "it of that group tot the coming
^ear at their first meeting which
yas held last week in the Y Chap-
! Other officers elected were: G.
Samuels, vice-president; L. W
rms, treasurer; and C. K. Swan-
secretary.
NATURAL RESOURCES
SUBJECT OF ADDRESS
BY FORMER STUDENT
Marion S. Church, graduate of
the claas of 190S, has been invited
to speak to the student body on
natural resources of Texas at
convocation service to be held
Claion Hall at eleven o’clock
morning of Tuesday; November L
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DR.
W. H. LAWRENCE
DR.
D. C. YORK
Dentists I
Greenwood < our^
i hxmtkm oppoBit* Court
Houm
Dr. T«va—Spoeial attootion to
r»ort>MO and Orthadonna
Just Received
A New Shipment of Uniform Goods with BIG
REDUCTIONS in Prices!
Civilian Suits and Overcoats
Quick Service and Perfect Fits
! I UNIFORM TAILOR SHOP
*1
You Must Be Pleased
with
Better Work at* Reasonable Prices
CAMPOS CLEANERS
Over the Exchange Store
“.Oiorty" Halbrooks
Eight members of the local chap
ter of the American Institute of
Electrical Engineers returned to
the campus Sunday after attending
U>e district meeting held at Nor
man, Oklahoma. This meeting is
one of the annual affaire held over
the United State* in each AIEE
district. The met t* each year are
followed by a national convention.
Student representatives from A
and M were accompanied by Pro
fessors M. C. Hughes, head of the
Electrical Engineering department,
H. C. Dillingham, and E. W. Mar
ble. The students selected to make J?
the trip were chosen by a competi-'
tive method of pre*enting topics at
the meetings of the AIEE here.
; visit'
—*nd make yoi
BRYAN BOWL
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If at home.
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WTi*n you visit
GREENW
Bryan,
Conveniently located or*
Modern—Hot and Cold
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son, stop at
C O U R T
tite Court House
ter—Gas— Call 348
M
Sc*) Jilt-
KllOUldJlll*
At a close raneje
or for distance,
SPORTbCULAR
gives you super
natural sidht The
SPORTOCULAR
is light in weight,
easily odlUSted and
estremefy uaefui to
♦he sport enthusiast
SPORTOCULAR
makes on ideal
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' That Priceless Gift • ^ - ,
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A Photograph of Yourself
POR YOUR MOTHER OR SWEETHEART . j
IN YOUR AGGIE UNIFORM
AGGIELAND STUDIO
Joe Soeolik, Prop.
Picture Frames Films Kodak Finiahing
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when you’ve
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slept through
breakfast
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AND you want something
quick and nourishing—try
a bowl of Kellogg’s Rice
ipies with milk or cream and sliced
These toasted rioe bubbles are so
t |j 1 ( , * u | . i.
they crackle. And they are rich in
that’s quickly digested I
Enjoy Rice Krispies for lunch and feel
Alter. Fine for a late snack around bed-
lev So much better than heary, hot
All restaurants have Rice Krispies.
Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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Tha most popalar eereoia served hi the dining-room* of Ameri-
mm r»)i It g»•», eating club* nnd frntemIUm ore made hy KeOagg
hi Bttli Creek. They inelnde Aix-BnAS, PEP Bran Flake*, -
Cent Flakes, Wheat
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Republicans ,
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Republiran* pk-dc* aealetance to
cooperative markMlng associations.
This part of tiie platform favors
protection for the farmer by ad
voratiag a tariff pgam*! foreign
sahstitoteo for »ur farm produce,
and by the rxten-ann of the autho
rity of the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation to makt loons on ogri-
cultural commodities, and to the
I fdcrsl Farm Board
Seeking to live up to their time
worn slogan, “Republicans are
more democratic than Democrats,”
the Hooveritee propose to turn the
prohibition question over to the
people. They favor an opportunity
for the people to pass directly on o
proposed constitutional amendment
which would allow states to deal
with the problem an their citizens
may determine, but subject to the
federal government ; the right to
protect those states which maintain
prohibition and to safeguard citi
zens everywhere from the return
of the as'son.
MRS. PARKHIP CAFE
OFFBfjp
An Aggie A FREE TRIP To Dallas
November 5th.
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in the shadow of thfir own goal,
but were slow in getting off *
punt. Ullrich, Aggie teserve, rush
ed in and blc*ked the kick. String-
fellow then crashed l*ft tackle for
the last score. As after the other
touchdowns the try fqr point went
wide. The Reserves also tried a
field goal in the closing minutes
of the game from a difficult angle
of tie field, but it too was wide
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by the noted aniat, Karl Godwin
... inspired by the fierce and bril
liant auauk by CUve and a hand'
fnl of follower*, outnumbered 20
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natives, at the Battle of Plassey-the
birth of the British Indian Empire
—as described in the famous Henty
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They are mo/ present in Luckies
... the mildest cigarette
you ever smoked
W B buy the finest, the very
finest tobaccos in all the
world~but that does not
explain whjf folks every
where regard Lucky Strike as
. j the mildest cigarette. The fact
is, we never overlook the
truth that “Nature in the
Raw is Seldom Mild’*—so
ana n*W « haur Jssi,/rnscb « hm* i
and i^aw tobaccos
in cigarettes
these fine tobaccos, after
proper aging and mellowing,
are then given the benefit of
that Lucky Strike purifying
process, described by the
words—“It’s toasted". That’s
why folks in every city, town
and hamlet say that Luckies
are such mild qgarettes.
“It’s toasted* 4
That gackaga of mild Luckies
i bit oafbisr, tbs bt
hMbmbstuenlbt mmdt, ibtmrUueU swbs a bsetn fiai is bu dssr. "—AALPH WALDO ZMIDON
Docs oo< Ibis ciplsio the world-wide scceptsocc and approval of tacky Strike/
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