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. The Giant and the Pigmies. 'We walked out on the campus, Several friends and me. Looking across the campus, The following we did see: We saw "Red" Russell walking With Norwood, Mullins and Mace. .It was a funny sight face. - his at look them see To "Red" appeared to be angry, And at them shook his fist, 'But he couldn't shake it this way, So lie shook it down like this. They ran, but "Red" chased them, And now they live no more. For after catching them He put his 11's (own on them so. BUCK. Y. M. C. A. Notes. (Continued fron Page One.) c though there is no regular canvas now en on, new men are constantly handing in I their names to the association. That is the thing to do, boys. This is Caro lina's Y. M. C. A. and every member of the student body should feel at lib 8 erty, in fact, should feel duty bound, d to attend and get the benefit of its meetings. Whether you are a member of the association or not, walk across the campus Sunday afternoons at 3:15 o'clock, take a seat in the Y. M. C. A. hall and feel at home. The registration fees for our dele gates to Rochester were sent up this week. Our delegates, Carnes, Evans, and Ritter, might well be envied the treat that is in store for them in this trip* to the Rochester convention, De cember 29th-January 2d. Prof. A. C. Moore is also expected to take the trip, being our Y. M. C. A. delegate froni the faculty. Carolina, that looks like your Y. M. C. A. is coiing. Hereto fore it has been a strain to get two or three ien up to the Montreat confer ence just across the State line in North Carolina. But we sent our full quota of eight delegates to the Wofford con ference at the first of the session ; wve are planning our full quota to Roches ter. We mnean 'to keep this up, and, even-well, yes; here's hoping to take our place in the van as a college asso ciation. Junior Elections. The Junior Class nmet last Tuesday and elected officers for the coming class championship games. The men chosen to lead 'the bunch are: Captain, P. L. Wright; Manager, C. G. Wychie; Coaches, Mobley and Blackburn ; Sponsor, TI. M. Furse ;Water Boy, P. K. Bowman. Carolina. Loset to Mercer, (Continued from Page One.) ing the ball themselves they used only straight football. The second half was played with the ball almost continually in Carolina's territory, but no scoring was done until the last minute of the game, when Mercer, after being repulsed four times, with only five yards to the goal, sent Jacobs over for a touchdown. The try at goal resulted in a failure, ending the game in darkness, with the score 5-3 in favor of Mercer. M.ncER S- CAROLINA 3. Grice ............. ............. Graydon Poole ...............r. g.......... Sharpton Gillespie ...........1. g............. Rawls Dunaway ..........r. t............ Mobley Scroggin ...........1. t............. Brown Poole ..............r. e......... DesPortes Brown .............1. e....... Murdaugh, McNair, Blackburn Binion ............q. b.............. Sligh Howell ............r. h............ Beverly Griffin ............1. Ih....... Belser, Metts Jacobs ............f. b......... Hammond Report of Dean Colcock. By request, on last Tuesday morn ing, Dean Colcock gave the student body an interesting report of his trip to Norfolk, Va., in attendance of the National Waterways Commission. He converted his report into a highly ap preciated lecture. He paid many trib utes to our famous old State of South Carolina, saying that Charleston was the first place to originate such a com mission. He also stated that John C. Calhoun had brought out the idea many years ago in one of his speeches. Norfolk threw their gates wide open to the visitors and made every attempt to make the trip pleasant as well as beneficial. 'We are profoundly grate ful to Professor Colcock for his report, and we all feel that we were benefited by it very much. The Scrubs Win Easily. (Continued from Page One.) gains and played a good, defensive game. Girardeau hit the High School line like a battering ram, and made considerable distance. Watson and Knight also made good gains on the tackle over tackle plays. The Scrub team has played three games this season, losing one to the Georgia Meds. by a score of 5 to 0, and winnig two from the High School. They play another game Thanksgiving Day, and by the time this issue of Tnr: GAMI-coc comes out, we hope they will have added another vistory to their list. Frederick Warde Gives Lecture. (Continued from Page One.) attention andl interest of every one p)resent. Throughout the add(ress the sp)eaker was greeted wvith loudl ap p)lause, and not a pei-son left the chapel without a clear knowledge of the play andl the principal character. The wvriter wouldl suggest that if any one who was absent ever has the opportunity to hear this excellent Iec turer it wvould be wise to take advan tage of it. Dr. Moore (lecturing): "Hitch your wagon to a star." Bert Smith: "And if it's the wvater wva-on. tie it to the Big- Dipper." -,_AR-NOTCH' OELMONT The "Ara-Notch" makes the "Belmont" ARROW . COLLAR Sit Pcrfectly 15c,2 foP25c. Cluett. P-abody & Co.. Makers ARROW CUFFS 25 cents a pair GEORGE TOPSHE'S College Fruit Store Is where the Carolina Boys hang out. He carries a full line of the National Biscuit Company's dainty Cakes and Crackers. Cigars, Cigar ettes and Tobacco BEST SOFT DRINKS AND ALL FRUITS IN SEASON GIVE "THE SENATOR ' A CALL "THE RENDEZVOUS FOR YOU" 6onzalee Book Co. ALL KINDS OF BOOKS AND STATIONERY FOR THE CAROLINA MEN * a# a f1r. C. K. Diffingham Campus Mgent ABBOTT'S CIGAR STORE Headquarters for Carolina GIVE US A CALL Cor. LADY and MAIN STS. Atalkeet Dso7rRtaD MANUFACTI HIGH GRADE FERTIIAZERI IMPORTERS OF POTASH AN WORKS ON-ASHLEY RIVER Frank E. Taylor, V.-Pres. and Gen. Mgr. ETIWAN FEIRTIh Diamond Soluble Bone an< Also Etiwvan Cotton Compound ani 1AlR ITE~ US F~ When you get money from horn Checking Account. Stii Lational hoan & COLaJWBI " The St1vongest~ Ban EDWIN WV. ROBE RTSON, Prest.. A. C. HJASKELL, Vice-P'rest. EDWARD EHRLICI!, Vice-l'rest. ~+++++++++++++++++++++.4.... E. D. E L. IS 10 HLaUIOTT Represents the C. C. Laundry. Ask him for special rates to . Students ' Suits Cleened $1 Our equipment for Good Printing is up-to-date, and we solicit a part of your business.. Our motto: PRINTING WHEN YOU WANT IT Edward C. DuPre, Proprietor 1816 MAIN ST. PHONE 118 How About Mechanical? Drawing Instruments . I have a full line of Instruments, Pencils, Rules of all kinds, Ink, Paper, Drawing Boards, and in fact can give you.a complete outfit very cheap. No use to go up town, I sell as cheap or cheaper than any one in town, and am only a few steps from your room. Try me. J. S. DANTZLER No. 5 Elliott. UNDER OEUI MRORGEMENT I wish to notify my customers that after November 1st our studio will be ready for business. We have thor oughly renovated, refurnished and equipped our studio with all modern instruments known to the photographic art. The studio will be prepared to produce work second to none. Lady in attendance. A -. . 1REC4I G1O CO. PHOTOORMPHERS aige,r?'tan FRERS OF AND ACID PHOSPHATES D NITRATE OF SODA Office: 4l E. BAY STREET CHARLESTON, S. C. Z E 0 CO F CORhESTON, TR W GLL-KNOWN I Plow Brand Fertilizers I High Grade Tobacco Fertilizers OR PRNICES e deposit it with us and run a rt right now with the Exchange Bank Rl, S. C. k in the Carrolinas " T. B. .STAoKHIOUsN, VIce-Prest, GILBECRT M. BERRY, Cashier. R. C. C A'PIC AWP Au Caherna