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no Knick 'IwWls than JINX AVORS I more th TK LAWRENCE EVERY INGREDIENT OICIALLY APPROVED BY A OOD AUTHO $2750 $3000 $3500 IM WALDROPS CO Bryan's Big Clothing Store 0 Milliken is uill MacMillan Chooses TOURING CAR soon 3 ancbjnsp flHtf Jr J' Thatiy 1 lont arifc at Hue veTe'llfie froil and A a I'ml left yesteidayfui i NOMENCLATURE yuv mu aicsilinu least 6 people 9 Ll team Smith Drug Co I 1' A government flying field at Arcir dia lorida where lie mpt death in an jvirplany on Deeenv lead of Kansas lahoma this the pipes to sell at We must have week and take them home Thank you! 'As not last OS LEADING OLKAHOMA AND KANSAS PRODUCTION SORGHUMS SERGE the cornerstone of correct dress PIPES 5c to $1000 which was prevalent in earlier 'Arctic ex times before we learned a lesson in diet Eskimo" A real 6 ver cos itt end it Dr tubers and 'friends are 4dtend arid hear the report I' 1 Teter left for home fanners Sudan grass into the HI Well Balanced Diet Built Around J' coming from Station in' the fall of entering the four year Mechanical Engineering at the and College of Texas America war in April lit 17 and Davis with hundreds of his class mates rushed to the colors He volunteered in the Air Service After a preliminary assignment at Hauchuca the government sent hipi back to Texas A and Col lege which had been transformed into a giant train ig camp to com plete his training Soon after shis graduation he wasassigned to Kel ly ield first in charge of air plane' assemblies and then in structor While he never got across he trained men who went over and made glorious records ollowing the Armistice Dayis took up commercial aviation but in August 1921 he returnedto service and wait? assigned tox the MIDDISHAK C4' SU lib? their country Davis Mbnthan ield TuscoiPs latesUcontribution to aeuronauticsist'Tiamel for ftieti fenants' Samuel Howard Davisand Oscar Monthan Davis was once' a Texas Aggie coming from to College 1915 and course in snug comfort in the "heavy fleeciness of the fine woolens Marx have given us $40 OTHER7 INE COATS AGGIES TO WIN 1 THANKSGIVING if i Speaking of the Volstead Jaw the 'Sf tet" is mostly GOING TONIGHT WITH THAT PIMPLE SHOWING gon and climatic conditions yas favorable for sthe" production of grain Ysorghutns as does Texas yet both these states fall far short of the IonevStar State in acre yield The explanatidn this fact lies in the hightype of seed planted by the Texas' farmers for which Agricultural Experiment Station of the' Av and College is largely responsible Every far mer who produces grain sorghums in this state plants aigh type of line bred seed that hasbeen bred for production by the Experiment Station' They were "forced to plant line bred seed by itsover whelming superior yield under all Dwarf Milo Popular The story of the evolution Xof the grain' sorghums is a romance in itself' Twenty years ago when the armers began to break up the raw prairies of Western Texas the only type otZ grain sorghum jwas kiart milo a tall slow grow ing late maturing variety that was not drought resistant and was all all very poorly adapted West Texas conditions About and sub station began OS Johnson Mfr TELEPHONE 60 I WE DELIVER IT I during his illm i Watson 1 7 Pal vert Name of Aggie Grad Honored At TucsonAriz Noth lne diivnloned on trio to cause mo to revise my idea about foods which la that a well balanced diet built around medta yields the best health results' 1 On the way north we had fresh domestic meat from the supply taken aboard we sailed After we reached the North we reliedupon tha wild IJfe of the region using seal walrus Arctic hare and many kinds of wildducka Every day we had fresh meat with plenty of fat at at least one meal and usually: of tenerwhen sup plies were plentiful and every one came through the four months in excellent condition in ract most ''ofsthe members of the party gained weight While we often hear it that' eating toe much meat is unfavorable "to health' it is a fact that such ailments as gout hardening of the flrturifisi and other disorders attributed to an ex cess of meat 'eating are quite unknown to the Eskimos who eat nothing but meat In my own experience I have never known anyone to attempt to live in the Arctic on a vegetarian diet On the 'other hand every Arctic explorer now 3 relies upon the native fresh meats as a sure preventive of scurvy' a'much dreaded nutritional disorder perience from the ads may come and fads may go in fact they are sube to go But year in a nd ye ar out blue serge holds its place first choice of the well manr he suit that is always in gJod taste Middi'hadeSi rge is madebv one of the foremost woolen7 mills in the world And when those Middishade tailors fin ish their part better come in see the biggest value your money ever bought All sizes all styles and fully guaranteedas to color i and wear And all atone price remarkably low hit Acton yesterday having bt en unalde to hrn any thing of "tile wberenbbuts of his 'Touring f2W' Runabout 260 Coupe 520 Tudor Sedan 580 ordor Sedan 660 Close(cari in color Demountable rims and starter extra an open carl bDctrU Bake it BEST with 5AVIS zO" BAKING POWDER Warm as a Michiga machinaur smart as a ifth Avenue tailor 2 of material used in building rorcl cars must measure up to ord standards reinforced by rord of workmanship 1 TV nspection That ord cars give such 1 catisfnerorv service I fltilte for althouKh Texas is un (lefeated irt the conference to date the god of fortune has cer tainly smiled on its err qtcsa whole the Texas team is miii stii rzer thaniit was year will have to give Stew art for what he has done this Jinx Tucker THE OLDEST INDIAN CONEDERATION What remains of oncefamous Iroquois Coiifodoracy com posed of six Hho Jlohawks Senocna Cnyugas Ouvidna Tuscara liras and Gniulftgas uro living on rations in the Statp of Nrr York Their Minodhitu nh'ii nrtde a crude tonic of the native roots and fifty years ag ru ree a MMeiitifb iv of coni Lining those brlis a must pain i table "rtinie and ldoo 1 jmrrlicr whichhas p6mniQifanuns's Hi lprys ijliMi 'Medu al 'IHycuiej'y On Monb Thre Month Six Months One Tear By Mall Advance One Month a a Tfiree Monthe ix ifonthji Weekly Eagle In Braaoe County 1 $160 ptfr year six 'incuthe pljtJlhed 1 hurnday And faultless style in Hart Schaf fner Marx 1 tailoring Sucha coat will serve you 7 well aind creditably give ydu extra value for yourmoney lots of them at wThe boyMir girLwho has noth ing to worry them about the way they look aresounuch more notice alille when 'eomparcillto the shrink" ingmid liacRwafilm ss bl thp ones who are afraid to mingle in the fuir because th'ey knqw hftw unat tractive they must Iook on n'ccount of I heir pimply blotchy or ro'iifch eczeinic skin Their friend 'is iBlack and White Ointment if they will just use i faithfully because it will get' rid of all those ugly bumps andmake thejr skin softj smooth and lovely Then to kfeep it that way bessyre to use Black and hitr Soap when you was'fii Theare iea 1 1 i ce i 1 i ra packages The 50c size Ointment contairis three times as much as the 25c size AH dealers have both theiOintment and the Soap TOO HIGH! We have''ix51000 each' i' been crazy to buy these but' the nine aleman told (Special to the Eagleji COrLEGE STATION A'ov 17 eigures from" th United States Department' of Agriculture Year Boo for f934 reflect the superior ity of Texas jtrver the neighboring statesof Oklahoma and Kansas in the' production of grain sorghum Texas leads over fhcse''sfatip it mpre'thAn six bushels per stere According to the Year Book fig the yield peracre of grain sorghums in Texas Jn 0924 was 25bushels per acre for Oklahoma 22x1 bushels per acredtd for Kansati :21 bushels per acre The average yield for the '(seven year period from 1918 to 1192 kfor each ofhe three states was tM follows sYpexaa 251 Ok 1 82 'and Knni'as' 18 1 Breakfast biscuits 5 nicely Tasty and nutritious When made the Davis way more and more delicious The Aggies certainly' smothered the Rice OwjsLSaturday and they are apt to 'play in th(irbest form of the year Thanksgiving Day or the first time this season thearmers will have Heir full Mrengt in tjiat game Berry will be back in splendid shape which nu tlbs that he will be at quarter bajk Hunt at one half Kishi at nnd Wilson at full Tey i i University' cannot beat that time oi each ii symbolizeT it were The above message from Donald MacMillan the famous Arctic explorer is of vital interest to every house wife The' MacMillan expedition carried Premium Hams' and Bacon and other Swift branded products Swift Company Bryan Daily Eagle Entered at the at Bryan April WZ aj econd matter under a of Mareh pt AtW'K 2611 ndc the nat week ''J' James Jluy for What has 'become of the old Harvard system? asks a fan ho always the Cripi on 'The main trouble with thg' Harvard system of today it seeing from a Ipng distance point OX is that it has' nd Mahati no llardcvickr noGeorrsr 'to lead the way Andthat was laigfc ly'what das theinatter with Bib system for the three years 7iTand There was np Ma TrauviiioHigginbiitham no Drake rut JVSfirtah no Pierce ibdckcr toblaae jhe victory trail there isK ay" Wilson i Joel Hunt a Bob Berry a Diet erich a Dansby a Watt a Sprott and a Bull Irwin to lead the charge the system Jx doing very well thank you Waco News Tribune ollowilg thr suggestion the' tine ti imrhould be'ea) 'i the Israelites the Tylei tc anql Politicians the Honey Gtove aggregation rht Mineral Wells 'Index Likewise the lihth team could be characterized as the ti Evplutioni1 "'or the Ilan Democrats' It is quite what name should be ti and Brownwood might prefer sonp thing ilT: "Jin perimenting in an attempt to find varieties more suited to' this new legiUn Iff th? tMi nntlmffstandard miltf had replaced giant milo: In 1905 A Conner then in charge of the Chillicothe 'SUb station dis covered a whole field of dwarf milo bought all of it and distrib uted it broadcast the farmer? of the state Within a few years dwarf had entire ly replaced both standard and giant milo To day dine bred dwarf yellow milo is found from "the Panhandle to southwj st Texas eterita fa 1 an othec contribution to the TJexas farmer by the Experiment Station systetm was evolved at 1 lickson only rfejryer ago' todaySpur feterita is com mon to every west 1 exat laxmer Mr Comieufwho caused dwarf inL to be spread over the state is also responsible for the introduc tion of another i' crop that has brought millions of dollars to Texas which was" introduced State the Sudan region cf Africa and has rapidly gained a permanent': niche in the Texas farmers' system of cropping? Still ifnjther widelygrown owes its origin io tne lax perimeiu tation is dwarf blackhuu kaffir grown on nearly in ihe a wpktrrn part oi the state These varieties of gram sorg bwmXji ro nt mndft fads Thev are hrn stav The Texas farmer ik planting them very year for the aimpte reason that they out yield the dd mongrel bred stuff and hc reinlies the reason why Texas withno better natural conditions is able to produce vc arly seven bushels per acre or Oklahoma lushed herein PCkPii ot st' Pfri ADVERTISING REPRESENT A 1VE Texas iMily i Jpe orrict H0 Mercantile Bank Building xJlallir 'Texas Madison Ave yik Aeeoclati'o BitM1 tt iwWffltTnmd Wilt's Point might Dogs? and Mineral Wells might be the At any rate what would: you do for (Hearne)? Aggie System Is Doing Very Well Thunk YouJinx irom the files cfheqn Bryan Daily Eagle Nevqmbei ldjll 9 i0 tvventy fhe ago) Local News NoLcsZ fic Jy Milliken PTaSo I vlilf preachm the bayOt ciiurchj (ia'iawny bf Tab Tog lr Minnis next jamjum church twnighti I MRS "IltTrsimmo and Rev W1L to lh'' chuiuh ale Aanorlated exclislcelv I tlu gieat com nt nmjn nc imi ntliliul fa'lna nf tor rpr rot! ucf i IL 3 tn i nvu rt i i i dchu ry lUKh hu i tuiu forts is representative of the unusual valucxavailable in ord cars the nearest? Authorized ord Dealer to show you this car uppusedi prrssioi'j 1 its lown Vc I name for their new flying 'field have perpetuated the memory of two of the illustrious sons of that city who died the service 'wf Jier 28" 1 92 1 the and tW xhii Mount thp pu (hovy in Bryan who would pay buch a price for a fine Meer xehaum Will these 6 people I Iadies wouldn't believe I 1 lltA I 1 1 Tm za 1 llltll 1UU1U lit: It ULjll UUO4VHLL silk hose until vou trv McCal time the Mijin Station Gibbs and Sln I Chillic othe TWENTY E1VE YEARS AGO a i a Dr Hrt ScUUntf 6 LUrx ISbu cinl to the iple GOlIkGE STATION Nov reen added to the name Honor has of another Of the many sons o' the A and MNCollege of Texas' who gave their Ryes in the service of their countryThe citizens of Tucson Arizona J' i 1 1 4 A 4 A A I i a 2 LJ 1 4 'V'fy 7 I 'J rr' rlWK7zteWlu' zZ 'V' 1 1 I iz Jl 0 xi I 4 BMMfaCSwMtr XT 7 lM 77 7 Ii 1 'r E8alijh I A0 i'W'dtS' SsriS Jh HggH Hart I 4 at BL Adv i 5 fiy selecting a 1 i 17 St' A 7' i in a ig hi 1 1 7 Vnrnw ttC hinnn itTL tec a'nd EUiiicka day ht re JV nH at Every ounce 1 i 1c 7 i Jt Detroit Mich Xv 1 1 i vJULcu UN L' A' 777 Ui I A vTig 7 MI "Xx I i 7 7 7' xx XX Xr 1 y' 7 A7l7' 7x 7 1 'X 'X 1 i 7 17 a 1 OI Si.