The Comet 1897 The Comet Vol I Issue 4 | страница 4

THE COMET, APRIL,
1897.
Scarbrough & Hicks.
High Art Clothing
H.
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For Young Ladies and Young Gentlemen. It is best
for you to do your shopping with us.
Suits from PANTS.
$13.50
to
from $3.50 to $12.00.
guaranteed.
Scarbrough &. Hicks.
The Low Juniors of the High School
beg to be allowed to insert here a few
lines expressive of their regard tor the
High School. Witlh one voice we all
agree that we are very much pleased
with the school in general and with
the pupils in particular.
The stu-
dents of other classes have treated
us most kindly; and though we are
old enough to be independent, still we
are young enough to notice and be
pleased with the 'attentions of our fel-
low-students.
The dreaded ordeal of
entering a new school was for once
put entirely aside. When we came to
the High School, althougb unacquaint-
ed with the teachers and pupils and
ignorant at{ the customs of the school,
we were hailed not as strangers, but
as friends, and this kindly welcome has
not proved short-lived.
EXOHANGE
All history repeats itself,
A proverb says, I've heard,
But when in class, I'm called upon,
It never says a word.-Exchange.
One-Two-Three!
Who-Are-We?
High School! High Cchool!
Don't You See?
A. P.
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A boy in school was heard to say-
And we know he spoke for all-
That Caesar was not greatly liked,
For Caesar had much Gaul.
-Exchange.
"Who wrote the most, Dickens,
Warren 'Or Bulwer?" :'Warren
wrote
'NO'w and Then,' Bulwer wrote 'Night
and Morning,' and Dickens wrote 'All
the Year Around.' "-Exdh'ange.
PAUL
President.
Hill & Hill,
GRAHAM & ANDREWS
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS.
Toilet Articles, Paints, Orls, and
Window Glass. Goods delivered to
any part of the city free.
Of Austin, Texas.
and Sports-
Goods
TO 0'UR ST0'CK 0'F
HARDW ARE, BICYCLE SUNDRIES,
ETC.
You will always find our prices the
Iowest, our good the best.
G. C. Bengener
& Bro.
The Cash Hardware Dealers.
the Windmill.
F. THORNTON,
Vice-PreRident.
City National
M.
C.
Sign of
MTLLER,
Cashier.
Bank,
Capital. $150,000.00.
Board of Directors: 'I'hos. D. Wooten. E. M. Scarbrough, R. L. Brown, Paul F.
Thornton, Jno. B. Pope, 1\1.C. Miller, A. P. Wooldridge.
The business of the Faculty and Students of the University solicited.
'Tis wrong for any maid to be
Abroad at night alone;
she
-Exchange.
WOOLDRIDGE,
J. SMTTH, Manager,
The only reliable grocers, are still do-
ing business at their old stand at the
head of Congress Avenue.
Ammunition
men's
THE U. 0'F T. MAGAZINE.
The Literary Journal of The Univer-
sity.
$1.50 fER
YEAR.
0'. E. R0'BERTS, Bus. Mgr.
Eating in school
Is against mhe rule;
But Ethel would dare
And says she don't care
If the teacher does look
From over his book.
-The Woodland.
$40. Pants
Satisfaction
We have added a complete line of
He took her to partles,
And used up all hls chink,
And w'hen she graduated
Hesent no flowers-just think!
-Exchange.
CLIPPINGS.
·~H~h::I~r:::~~~~:~so~~.
En.
Mrs. Sibree-"Harry,
what was Nero
doing while Rome was burning?"
Harry-"Sitting
on his roof singing,
'A Hot Time in the ore Town To-
night.' "-Ex'chrang'e.
THE L0'W JUNIOR'S 0'PINION 0'F
THE HIGH SCH0'OL.
TRY THE
P. ROSE
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Leaders in High Novelty Dry Goods,
both Imported and Domestic. New
Novelties arriving daily.
PH. HA TZFELD &. CO.
500-502
Congress Avenue.