Thursday, March 19, 1953
THE BATTALION
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Prof Relations
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should elect 10 or
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ent as for as we are
lid Col. Joe Davis,
f cadets.
id that even better
etween students and
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^Senator—Jerry Dav-
V. Dancer Jr.
nator — L e o n a r d
v Senator- Jjewis N.
ill Senator Wallace
r C ri D ,.^-Editor—Jerry Ben-
®ptll(l ioldcl ._
Co-Editor—B. C.
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cil—Jerry Moseley,
r., and Clancy Woli-
ave a <
uncil-t—-James Blaine,
id Louie Capt.
I’C beaui^ 0 Committee—Wal-
id Doric Lowrey.
(gate! itertainment M a n-
Hudson and John C.
_ -» Yell Leader—Joe
dc Kubsamen.
science could exist if students did
not “censure” their friends for
talking things over with their of
ficers.
“The students must realize that
the administrative officer’s are al
ways willing to help them in their
personal problems,” Col. Davis
said.
“We would like to be able to
give more individual attention to
the cadets. In talking over their
problems with us we would better
understand their point of view
and they could understand ours.
“In this way, I am sure a meet
ing of the minds could be found
on any problem.”
Correct Cleaning
An Essential of Good
Grooming
FAST SERVICE
EXPERT WORK
CAM PU S
CLEANERS
Better Shoes
mean a
Better Game
Faster — Safer — Easier
footwork is often the
margin that -wins the
game. That’s why we
recommend and sell
genuine BALL-BAND
Basketball shoes —
they’re built for the
game. Come in and try
them on—they even feel
speedy on your feet.
Look for the
RED BALL
on the sole
BALL-BAND
FOOTWEAR
m
HE EXCHANGE STORE
“Serving Texas Aggies”
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TALION CLASSIFIED
ENT OR TRADE. Rates
word per Insertion with a
Space rate in classified
10c per column-inch. Send
J STUDENT ACTIVITIES
, ads must he received in
^es office by 10 a.m. on the
licatlon.
Steal
OR SALE *
rolet business coupes.
;e i/j ton pick-up truck,
hides may be inspected at
, A & M College of Texas
DUCE
lull be freceived in ttie office
• ►orest feervice, Texas A&M
.College Station. Texas until
. March 27. lOb. - ,, on forms
d request. The right is re-
ahyland all bids and to
, all technicalities. Address
s Forest Service. College
for further information.
’ ’OR RENT ®
. furnished apartment with
Jbath.f Phone 4-4364.
M unfurnished apartment,
reel, jjphone 4-9601.
unfurnished house in College
-5308.
■
DRIVING
«l|4/!iANGE
91 iMiRday March 1
in Feather Road
(MegCi’yau, Texas
• WORK WANTED
EXERtENCED typist wants thesis, state
ments, envelopes, etc. to be typed at
home. Call 3-1329 or come by 108 S.
Brewer, Bryan (end of East 27th).
TYPING—reasonable rates,
after 5.
Phone 3-1776
* LOST
IN 200 block, Hensel Avenue man’s alli
gator wallet. Phone 6-3526—reward.
A WALLET Sunday March 15. If found
keep money. Notify Alvarado, R. J.,
Dorm 2-120. Phone 4-4474.
Directory of
Business Services
INSURANCB of all kinds. Homer Adams,
North Gate. Call 4-1317.
Prompt Radio Service
— "CALL —
Sosolik’s Radio Service
712 S. Main St.
PH. 2-1941 BRYAN
Six-Day Alarm-Clock Game
Several times a day during the next six days, a hidden alarm clock will sound
in the store. If you are a shopper in the store at that time, freeze in your
tracks. For there will be a key item written on a sheet of paper in the box
containing the clock. It may be, for example, Folgers Coffee, or Heinz Catsup,
or Pillsbury's Flour.
Official Notice
April first is the last day on which sen
iors may place their orders for rings to be
delivered before the ring dance. Please
place your order before April first if you
expect to have the ring for the ring dance.
H. L. Heaton,
Registrar
The Game and this week's Specials start 4 pm Thursday. The Specials
run through Saturday. The Game continues throughout the first four
days of next week.
G
Limit 3, please
BALLARD BISCUITS box
39c size Gladiola White
CAKE MIX .....
With the purchase of a 29c size Adams Best Vanilla Extract, at regular price
5 lb. bag Pillsbury's Best :;:
FLOUR each ....
Package Admiration "
COFFEE lb. . . .
For Better Baking : ' :
C R I S C O 3 lb. can . .
Switch to Sanitary. V2 Gallon (Plus bottle deposite.)
PASTEURIZED MILK 2for
12 oz. bottle Caltop
CATSUP. . . .
Heinz Strained
BABY FOODS . .
Grayson or Goodhope
O L E O lb.
r © c e r ¥
5c
5c
.lar price
39c
79c
75c
79c
2 bottles 23c
3 cans 26c
. 19c
Ma
r ket
Old time
HOOP CHEESE
, lb. 55c
Kraft's Cheese Food
VELVEETA 2 lb. box
85c
Jasmine Pure Pork Roll
SAUSAGE
- Jb* 33c
MISSION SMOKED RINGS
. lb. 39c
Hormel
ALL-MEAT FRANKS
. lb. 45c
Big Bologna, Pickled Loaf
PRESSED HAM
. lb. 43c
Hormel's, very good quality
MIDWEST BACON
lb. 49c
Fresh, gulf
SELECT OYSTERS
pint 69c
8 oz. roll Hormel
BRAUNSCHWEIGER . .
each 29c
Fresh Fruits & Vegefadles
If you are the person nearest the regular display of that key item, you will
receive ABSOLUTELY FREE all the groceries in your shopping cart you have
selected to buy. The next time the alarm sounds, a different key item will
govern the winner. It will be fun. It will cost nothing to enter. It will en
courage shoppers to browse about out store and become more aware of our
good sound everyday bargains.
(Note: The key item is merely a geographical spot from which to
measure, and has nothing to do with the prize. The winner determines
the prize by her purchases already in her shopping cart when the alarm
starts ringing.)
Specials
New. Bite size Nabisco
BLUE-CHEESE CRACKERS
25c pkg. 22c
Small package 3 Minute
OATS
■ pkg. 15c
A refreshing Spring drink
KOOLAID . . . .
6 pkgs. 25c
Grade A Texas Unsweetened—KimbelTs, No. 2 cans
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE each . , 1 ClC
Sugar Coated Corn Flakes. Kellogg's
FROSTED FLAKES .
10 oz. box 25c
7 oz. Newace Halves
SHELLED PECANS .
. pkg. 55c
Delmonte Medium Size Fruit
DRIED PRUNES .
2 lb. box 49c
KimbelTs Pure Peach or
APRICOT PRESERVES .
2 lb. jar 49c
Steen's Pure Ribbon
CANE SYRUP . . .
V2 gah 55c
Makes 4 fluid quarts. Dried non-fat
PET MILK . . . .
each 35c
Specials
CHOICE BABY BEEF SPECIALS
Choice
VEAL CUTLETS . . lb. 93c
Choice Baby Beef
POT ROAST lb. ,
. . 45c
Choice Baby Beef
ROUND STEAK
lb. 73c
Choice Shoulder Round
SWISS STEAK .
. . lb. 65c
Choice Baby Beef
SIRLOIN STEAK .
. , lb. 79c
Choice Baby Beef
SEVEN STEAK lb.
. .59e
Hormel Pre-Cooked
HAM” Shank end
. . lb. 55c
HAM” Butt end
. . lb, 65c
Frozen Foods
US No. 1 Idaho Russett
*
Lilly or Holiday
POTATOES
. . 5 lbs. 33c
MELLORINE
Snowcrop
Size 200 Calif. Sunkist
ORANGES
. . 6 for 25c
PERCH FILLETS
101/2 oz. Pkg. 29 Brand
Size 80 Florida White
STRAWBERRIES
GRAPEFRUIT
Size 125 Rome Beauty
, . 3 for 19c
19 Brand
ORANGE JUICE
APPLES
Cello Bag Texas
. . 2 lbs. 29c
Snov/crop
ORANGE JUICE
CARROTS
. , each 10c
Birdseye
PEAS
* Items marked thus are limited to one per person, please
Southside Food Marke
STOKE HOURS: 8 a.m—7 p.m. Daily. Open 30
Minutes Earlier Fri. & Sat. Closed Sundays.
At Southwest Corner of the Campus
A Complete One-Stop Market.
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES
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