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FRIDAY, APRIL 8
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FOR SALE—1941 Chevrolet converiiDle
New engine, good top. tlrei. and hody.
: One owner car. Bargain at 1795.00.
Can be Man Friday only aftar 3:00
p.m. Hughes, Dorm 5, Room 418.
FOR SALE—1940 Plymouth 4-door aedan.
8973.00. See at Sample Service Station,
303 W. 25th. . !
FOR 84UC- 194ft Chevrolet 4-door FlMt-
v line, Beatulful car.. QarafuMy broken
In. Look* and runa Ilk* paw, 81,1400.00.
Phonal 4-eiee.
IFOR «ALK- '37 Butek Tudor. «i9o.iw.
Comatit Hanry, M-O-X, Coll*** Vi*w:
ichoduled for Rang*
oresiry 401 stud^nU have
cancelled and are being reset
for April 2ft, 20, and 27, D. 0.
Wllsionv instructor, announced to*
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Bad weather and lack of rain
fast summer havo caused plants to
make ilow growth thin spring, he
The group will visit Unmolested
areas to better acquaint themselv
es "with grasses grown under na
tural conditions. Students will ob
serve types of grass, their habits
of {growth, and the classification
of forage value for the different
areas, Wilson said.
A trip to another section of the
state, and similar studies of the
vegetation, will be made in May,
Wilson announced.
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thin*. 1 K*e«ll*nt far rnfMift’ii or child*
rtn'ii Ikundry. UwnI only! Ms month*.
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LOST W*dn*»day. b*tw**n K. K, Bldg,
nnd Coll*** Vl*w. KAK *l|d* ml* sub
mit *»**, k. a, inibfton. Box tank;
A-ti-A, con*** view.
TmBcSllaneouST
HUNTINO 1.KA8K 1100 k«r*i. rtnch to
mil**' Rom Cryital City. Znvtl* County.
s*a*onal t*u* or w**kly I****. D**r.
turkry. and Javallnn. Hr* Flanagan. 105
Lake Street, Bryan. Phone 2-5N94. Tha-’
deaua Audubon aoodwyn free show at
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LAUNDER IN LEISURE . . .
LAUNDROMAT EQUIPPED
ONE-HALF HOUR LAUNDRY
--Open Daily 7:30 a.m.—
Last Wash Received—
Mon. 7:00 pan.—Sat. 3:30 p.m.
Other days 5:30 p.m.
STARCHING ft DRYING
FACILITIES AVAILABLE
Automotive Electricians
Starter, Generators
and Carburetors
Tune-up — Magneto Service
Bruner Battery & Electric
Company
113 E. 28th St — Bryan
SMITTY’S
College Grill
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TRY OUR HOME
COOKED MEALS
ENCHILADAS
hi STEAKS
North Gate — College Station
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CHIROPRACTOR
Geo* W. Buchanan, D.C.
COLONIC X-RAY
305 E. 28 St -- Ph.2-6243
Vow BEST BOV In
KHAKI
GenolM Cnunerton Amy
Doty Taloa MpM* i 1
High MlUUury Back. Only 33.93
SMITH’S
North Oat*
USED CAR I!
HEADQUARTERS |
Tour Friendly Ford Dealer
BRYAN MOTOR 00.
N. Kola at.
Cill 4*1243 to BUY or SK1X that
HOiM a* at'HlNKNN
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AGGIE REALTY ft INNUKANt-N
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CaMy-Buraeaa l)Mg. 1: College Station
White & Wychoff
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Stationery
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Printed to Order
$1.50 per box
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“SERVING TEXAS AGGIES”
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Courteoua
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PHONE 2*1400
Bryan
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AUTOMATIC WASHER
with th* exdesfve
WATER
that SOVM precious
hot watar and soap
Momwos Water »e the She of tbe
load- All You Do It Sot a DM.
hotiwater and soap,
help the Laundromat pay
for you
-Exclusive patented washing
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Everything Will Be Out for the
EASTER PARADE
Timely Clothes . . .
PLATEAU
The suit with the
weightless feel’’
Collegians
In gabardines
SharkHkiha, Worsteds
Tropicals, Single*,
Double Brcsted
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DRIVE INN n
Presenting “SATURDAY DATE’f Ov*r
10:00 P.y. ‘ T * r ' ^
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"TTCTUiiHis, b.C., Mi.C.
Palmer Graduate
CHIROPRACTOR
Modem Uptown Office
Main at 26th over dreamland
Phone 2-7089
FOB THOSE WHO
DEMAND THE BEST . . .
College Shoe Repair
North Gate
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CREAMLAND
"To Serve You : Better
We Serve You the Besn
101 So. Main, Bryan
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They got together like sensible human beings ... * n our f ‘* (
management, labor, farmers, consumer*. * collective
And they said, “Look... we’ve got something won- . .
derful and special here In Amerlci... something so . B y doing these thl
good it »avea all the rest of the world twice in 25 years, * M>ur work> al c0 ™ 1
“It iin’t perfect yet... we itill have upi and down* , “ Tho bi 8S er A h€ .
- of prices and lob*. But our system has worked better ' or ov#r y° nc> H, i> hcr
than anything alie ihit’* ever been tried. Wfe uni1 morc tei ‘ Urt
\*And we cin make It better itill... we esn build tor 80 ^
petite u we built tor w»r, without even working harder cvcr ,n#r k |j
-Just working together, j i j “ “““““ “
“We an invent and um more and better machine*,
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approved for the PUBLIC POLICY COMMITTEE of The Adv
SAUL 0. HOFFMAN, Formerly Pmb
Stuikbskcr Corporalion ! /1
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EVANS CLAOK, CjmcuUvc Director
Twentieth Century Fund '
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