"WHERE YOU ALWAYS BUY THE BEST FOR LESS"
OlBSON’S
REDMOND TERRACE
SHOPPING CENTER
1420 Highway 6 South
College Station, Texas
OPEN 9 A.M. to 8 P.M.
MONDAY THRU SAT.
PRICES GOOD:
THUR., FRI., and SAT.
- DRUGS -
SILK N SATIN — In Decorator Bottle
LOTION S3
$1.35 Value
REVLON — Cuticle Trimmer ngi ^ft^^
CUTI TRIM 59
$1.25 Value ^
100 TABLETS
EXCEDRIN QQ
For pain of headache, arthritis and colds
$1.49 Value m m
5 oz. Syrup of Black Draught
LAXATIVE
Pleasant tasting — 69< Value
5 DAY —4 oz. Size
DEODORANT
$1.00 Value
PURSE SIZE HIDDEN MAGIC
HAIR SPRAY
Holds Hair in Place — 42< Value
4:88
60 TABLETS — Builds Strength Fast
Ironized YEAST
98< Value
SOAKY 11 oz.
BUBBLE BATH
Soaks you clean, leaves no bath tub ring
75< Value
PAPER SPECIALS
DELTA 4 ROLL PACK — Soft
BATHROOM
TISSUE
PUFFS —200 Count 2 Ply
FACIAL
TISSUE
MOTHER'S DAY
GIFT WRAPPING
AT GIBSON SPECIAL DISCOUNT PRICES
GRUEN DIAMOND
LADIES WATCHES
2 Diamond, 17 Jewel
$
WHITMAN’S SAMPLER —One Pound Box Jm
BOXED CANDY 5166
$2.15 Value
$2.15 Value
remember
Lucien LeLong Specials,
Perfumed
DUSTING
POWDER
COLOGNE
Choice of fragrances in
milk glass dispenser
LUCIEN LELONG
COLOGNE MIST
Choice of fragrances in milk glass dispenser
YOUR CHOICE
$2.50 Value
$199
100% NYLON, SEAMLESS
LADIES HOSE
Reinforced heel and toe, 2 pair to
a package. Sizes: 8 V2 to 11,
Beigetone, Spicetone and Misttone.
$2.95 Value
$155
SNOWDEN
PIEGNOIR
SETS
100% Nylon, Lace Trim, White and
Nude, Sizes: Small, Medium and
Large
$22.50 Value
/V"
SOFT GOODS
SNOWDEN
SLIPS
Tailored or lace trim. Pink, White,
Nude, Black, Sizes 32-50
$4.95 Value
LADIES
HANDBAGS
Smooth leather, straw
and patent. Assortment
of colors and styles
$3.98 Value
ROBOCO MARBLE
TABLE TOPS
Rounded Cocktail Table, Step Table,
and End Table Topped with Cultured
Marble — $39.95 Value
MY BUDDY TACKLEMASTER
TACKLEBOX
Model #8820, Shock-resistant Vinyl
Plastic. Designed to hold the maxi
mum amount of tackle without excess
weight or bulk. — $22.50 Value
COLEMAN
GALLON JUG
Model #5506, Coleman Quality at Gibson’s
low, low price — $5.95 Value
THE BATTALION
Thursday, May 5, 1966
College Station, Texas
Aggies Face Challenge
In SWC Track Meet
Coach Charles Thomas and his
Texas Aggie track congregation
will participate in their biggest
meet of the year Friday and
Saturday—the Southwest Confer
ence meet in Austin.
SWC athletes—both freshman
and varsity—will be participat
ing at the same time the Uni
versity Interscholastic League
schoolboy track meet is being
held.
A&M, led by world champion
shot putter Randy Matson, is one
of the four teams which could
sweep to the title in the varsity
division. Texas, Rice and South
ern Methodist are the other likely
candidates, with Texas the odds-
on favorite because of their per
formances in the last two meets.
Texas is heavily favored in the
freshman division.
Emil Mamaligia, A&M’s weight
training coach, said Tuesday
Matson is getting his weight
back and should weigh around
250 for the meet, some 10 pounds
lighter than when he pushed the
shot 70-714 last year.
“The only thing that could keep
him back from a good toss is his
legs are still a little small because
of the lack of weight he can do
squat with,” Mamaligia said.
Thomas has been pleased with
the Aggie performances lately
and figures that wtih a few
breaks, the Aggies could surprise.
“Even though we did not fare
so good at the Drake Relays last
week, I think that we have a
potential to score more than 50
points,” Thomas said.
Last year Rice took the title
with 60 points and the Aggies
closed second with 52.
■IB
CONTENDER
. . . Dan Meadows shows
javelin form.
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440-yard hurdles—Max Young,
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One-mile relay — Arie Britt,
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Pole vault—Martin Rollins.
High jump — Mike Schrider,
Steve Holtz, Cecil Wood, John
Collins.
Shot put — Randy Matson,
George Resley.
Discus—Randy Matson, George
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Javelin—Dan Meadows, Don
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Broad jump—Bob Brown, Steve
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