The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, May 02, 1934, Image 8

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Mothers’ Day
Candy Specials
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Martha Wanhington
Whitman’s
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Norrise
Candies
Canady’s Pharmacy
Bryan
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Graduation Time
Is Gift Time
Why *not drop in and
let us show you our
many new and attractive
gifts for her or him?
We have thousands of
gifts ranging in price
from 50# up.
* Have you purchased
your captains watch? If
you have not see us be
fore you make your de
cision.
Now is a good time
to order that senior ring.
By doing so you can get
it before school is out.
Caldwell s Jewelry
Store
Bryan, Texas
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of a
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Texas
season
two-rai
Christian
have been
Uam to wfp
Lucchese
. Boot Co.
Inc.
CUSTOM
BOOT
MAKERS
Boots, Shoes,
Sam Browne
Belts and
Accessories
101 W. Travis,
Milam Bldg.,
San Antonio, Tex.
(Established
1883)
TO CLOSE
EASON WITH
FROG N
For Revenge
ga Who Scored
M Defeat.
grasping distance
Conference base-
p, the hustling
will close their home
and Saturday in a
■ with the Texas
med Frogs. The Frogs
the only conference
game from the Ca-
blasted out
the second
Fort Worth,
now enjoy a lead of
with only four
They now enjoy a
fall games with only
four tilta (p play. They thus need
•nly one litore victory to cinch a
tie for the championship and two
to salt it dway for the year. And
if they do so, it will be the second
time in the|r history as well as the
second time tinea Roswell Higgin
botham bicam t their baseball
coach that ^he Aggies have won a
Southwest 1 Conference diamond
pennant. f
urler* probably oppose
(he first tilt, as Jake
e Aggies, and “Slim”
Frogs, are slated for
mound duty. Mooly
nference victories to
season, one over the
leading conference
st week, tamed the
Texas Longhorns at
st Friday. Honwr
dels this fpar, having
a 14 to It victory in
tilt of their series at f
<l»ts now
1 ‘games
to ptky.
of thrite i
tilts (p p
ENGINEERING SHOW —
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plants, elactrical and carbide, and
other home utilities for the farm.
The farm building department will
display blueprints of farm build
ings, illustrations of building de
signs, farm building* materials,
and farm survey facts. Students
will illustrate the operation of dif
ferent appliances in the farm ahep
department display along with a
nail driving contest. Also typical
terrtcing set-ups and other inter
esting features will be shown. J.
E. Booth is sub-chairman for this
part of the program.
- The entire program is to be sys
tematically arranged so that all
the visitors will be able to enjoy
the full program.
The C*
three full
tilts
events.
Much interest Is expected to be
evinced by the student body as
severs! of the Aggie track and
field stars of the past have been
discovered through their partici
pation in the intramural track
meet. The meet starts at 3:00 p.
m. promptly.
Two ace
each other
Mooty, of tj
Kinzy, of
the first-ga
has four
his credit
Frogs. Kin
hurler the
University
Austin the
Martinet aMi Dan Harston pro
bably will hirl for the Aggies and
Frogs, respectively, the second
game.
Southwest Conference Standing
TEAM
Aggies
Frogs
Longhorns
Baylor
, The prelimfiaridi
in the intram
Pet. GB
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Intramural Track
Finals On Sunday
and semifinals
iral tfcack meet were
held last Sun lay afternoon at the
Kyle Field ci nder path in prepa
ration for th< fina ■ which are to
be held at th > sam t place Sunday
afternoon, Mi / 8.
Elimination) wen held in all
events eoccept the 880-yard and mile
run, and the
six places in
winners of the first
ear If event were
chosen to ent< r the finals. The sur
vivors of the preliminaries had to
outclass a laige field of competi
tors as entrii s were heavy in all
DELICIOUS FOODS
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Served All The Time
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MRS. WRIGHT'S LUNCH ROOM
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above Aggieland Pharmacf
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SERVICE WITH A SMILE
AT
THE AGGIEUND BARBER SHOP
R. W. Ivy, Prop.
North Gate
SATISFY
THAT HUNGRY FEEUNG
AT
MRS. PARKHIU'S CAFE
DELICIOUS FOOD OUR
1 block eaat of North Gate
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SPECIAL PRICES ON A. & M. JEWELRY
Rings-Braceleta-Necklaces-Jewelry Boxes-Etc.
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Cone In And See Thei
JOE KAPLAN & CO., Inc.
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During the next two weeks ore
hundred and four Texas high
schools will be visited by fresh
man and sophomore students who
hare volunteered to return to their
own high schools and “talk A and
M College” to the graduating sen
iors.
Industrial
Visit In San Antonio
Seven senior students from the
industrial engineering department
accompanied by E. L. Williama.
head of the industrial engineering
department, and £. W. Glaan, pro
fessor of engineering drawing,
made an inspection trip to San
Antonio, April 1V18 for the pur
pose of studying the vocational
and technical school* of that city.
\Tke Vocational* Technical High
School that was visited Monday
morning is probably one of the
leading schools of its kind in the
country. Practically all commer
cial andK tagfernMal courses are
taught in this school. The school
is self-supporting since the work
that ia turned otit is either used
in the school or gold. On Monday
afternoon the students visited the
Duncan Field, thd new San Ante-
GIFTS
MOTHERS’ DAY
(ARDS — BOOKS
MOTTOS
Haswell’s
. Book Store
Brvxn
which contains shops
for eompkte overhauling of air
ship*
other points of interest that
DR. A. BKNBOW
Deatiat
First State Bank
: 276 or 836
Bryan
|R EYE EXAMINATION
AND GLASSES
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DR. J. W. PAYNE
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were visited by the students were
the Alamo Iron Works, Page Jun
ior High, and the Poe Junor High
The annual A and M College cat
alogue should be off the press and
available for distribution by June
1, B. J. Howell, registrar, announc
ed today.
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