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College Station, Texas
Thursday, August 3, 1967
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AGGIES SECURE BONFIRE LOGS IN A NEARBY CUTTING AREA.
WHITE AUTO
‘biggest little store in Texas”
LOCATIONS IN BRYAN AND IN COLLEGE STATION
(NORTH GATE)
Dorm Pal, Den-Mate
12" TV DYNAMO
IS AT HOME ANYWHERE!
NOW
WOO 95
Auto Parts
Hardware
Sporting Goods
We buy and sell
Used Appliances
bicycles, air conditioners, etc.
NO TRADE-IN
REQUIRED
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SAVE 20% ON 9V2" OVAL
WASH
G.E. ROOMMATE
ALARM CLOCK!
BASKET!
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DESIGNS!
T\ SAVE 21%
>TV GARMENT BAGS!
BRASS HNISH!
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Reg.
98c
HOLDS
ONE OR
MORE!
— • FOR DRESSES OR SUITS!
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3 • CLEAR VINYL PLASTIC!
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ARVIN CLOCK RADIO AT
AN “EYE-POPPING” PRICE!
EXTRA SPECIAL SAVINGS
IRONING TABLE!
SAVE
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• 5 Tube Set!
• Easy-to-Read Clock!
• Wake-to-Music Control!
• Sturdy Break-Resistant
Plastic Cabinet! law**
REGULAR $4.95!
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ALL HEIGHTS FROM
SITTING TO STANDING!
IN THE CARTON
• 24" or 26" Size! • 3 Bar Frame! • Vinyl Saddle!
• Bendix Coaster Brake! • Rear Reflector!
• Middle Weight Tires With Butyl Tubes! 67-118-48-125-225
• 15" x 54" ALL METAL IRONING TABLE!
• COOL EFFICIENT VENTILATED TOP!
• FOLDED EDGES—EASIER IRONING!
• TAPERED NOSE!
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CENTER POLE FOR WORLD’S LARGEST BONFIRE.
WELCOME CLASS OF ’71
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STACKING CREWS PLACE LOGS ON THE BONFIRE.
YOU GOTTA BUY
Bonfire
Is Spirit
OME THING
OME PLACE
OME TIME
OME HOW
SEE OLE LOU
BEFORE YOU DO!!
Shop First At
Of A&M
The “world’s largest bonfire”
symbolizing the burning desire
of the Texas Aggies to beat the:
Texas University Longhorns in
football Thanksgiving Day, is ig
nited each year during the week]
preceding the game.
Last year’s 85-foot structure,! I
built of 30-foot logs stacked end I
on end, was doused with hun-jj
dreds of gallons of fuel to insure,
that it would be roaring hot.
While yell leaders toss torches
to touch off the fire, A&M stu
dents stand at attention and sing
the school song, “The Spirit of J j
Aggieland.”
Loupot’s
Traditionally, Aggies follow |
with yells far into the night.
One of the oldest traditions of 1
Aggies, the bonfire has been an
annual affair since 1909. In ad
dition to the burning desire to
beat t.u., the classic blaze re
flects the undying flame of love
that every loyal Aggie carries in
his heart for the school.
That 1909 stack of 12 feet was!
merely a campfire compared toj
today’s woodpile. In 1960, the
Aggies went all out to set a rec
ord of 101 feet.
Security is tight for the bon
fire area on the south side of the
campus.
UPPERCLASSMEN KNOW WHERE TO GET THE BEST DEAL ON BOOKS
If You Are In Doubt Ask An Upperclassman
LOUPOTS TRADING POST