The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, January 25, 1939, Image 4
\ ^ ! L ' ^ c- — Ht - _ * ?>s © fir *r your own Htu* rfent cancfy dealer for that box of Valentine Choco late*. St. Valentine** Day will soon be here i - CASEY’S CONFECTIONERY ’ fT* r - 1 Smokes • Eats - Drink* 4 m i.. — r%\ \ January Clean ; ■* « e . SALE * . ! \ Special reduced price* on men** fin? furnishing*. Marlbcm and Other Nation ally Known Fine Shirt* knothe and B. V. D. * ‘ J . Fa jama* ! v . % (■antner Sweater* Bush Coat* Albert Richards i Leather Jacket* Young Men* Sport Slack* Entire Stock of Young 1 I IV Men** Suit* and Top Coat* V 4 *1* * WiMBEOlf < WIMBCRteY STQ. OANit> CLOCKIERS Tr A Sign in librlrry: Only low talk per- niittcd here. -Pitt Panther El “Who ever told that guy he wa* a pcaa. He mi^it know It, but be darn ed if he can teafch It. The trouble it that he it too far advanced Every time he tries to etc plain something he jfet* ao far off the subject that no one understand! anything about it. | He oughta go back to the farm, or try teaching an advance course . . . . ; “Ye-a-a-a, 1 flpnked it too.“ . —Pitt Panther 1 ; 1 _1^_ ’ •' , THE SOCIAL OITCAST8 LAMENT :n “What brought me here? naked the little roae-bud. 1 ! “The stalk.•* answered the roae.“ |4 Fenn State Froth * . A cultured woman ' is one who can pull up a shoulikrrstrtp without going through the motions of a small hoy scooping his new hat out of the mud. *T taw Joe last night and got that old feelin’,” f sighed the blonde. To which the brunette cracked, “Oh. ao he’a still aa fresh aa ever -Voo-Doo ■ l.%( i f : ■; (iii]! I *! • : i Mr, ■ . V | if - Farewell cruel world. My race is run. My honor's soiled, « I am undone. I sit and mope, Alan, in vain; Not one last hope Does here remain. My mark I’ve milled. After all my tries. I’m not a “Communist'’ >to Congrea*man Dies. 1 drank pink tea, I read my Marx, I cried “Liberty’* In city parka. took labor’s wrecks Into my fold. And cashed the checks For my Moscow gold. Hy means mathematical I showed Capital's lies. But I'm not a radical To OaugiuaaugMk Dies. )■ring me a noose. And bring me a knife. To cut me loose From this horrible life, prtng me cyanide. And bring me a gun. Hard though I’ve tried. I am undone. That's all to be said. For I realize, \ That I’m not a “red'*. To Congressman Dies." \ I ' —Peli HvJi ’i Cl ESS WHO? Patron: “I’ll take a box of those pills you are aduertisiv« t and make * them double strength.’* Druggist: “Yei sir, here you are sir. That will be &6 centa, sir.“ Patron: '“Hey. what’s the idea in ‘ giving me my change in nickles?” Druggish: “You’ll need the nkkles sir—with those piils!" • 1.1 — Rice Owl If you try to kiss me III call my N mpther.“ • Twhat'a the matter with your fath- er?j , j T “Oh. he's not as deaf as mother is.** •it | # . j "(Jod bless mother, father, sister, and brother, and good-bye. God. I’m going to college.’’ Twas just a kiss I asked for And you gave your consent. And then I asked if e’er before . [Your kisses you had lent. When you said “No” in tones so me^kl ply cheat swelled out in pride. JjBut then you showed me your tech* nique, I knew darn well you had lied. M S v Jr3r- J Bryan Booster: “How do you like our little town?" Visitor: it’s the first cemetery tlmt I ever saw with lights in it.** that oppo- n 1 ! '• U. □ 1st: It has been prc sites attract. No. 2: Can you prove it? . 1st: Sure, loose women and tight men. ; M —Mad Hatter THE BATTALION