The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, January 20, 1912, Page 5, Image 5
Clothing Sale at Edmunds
Don't fail to come in and see what we can
save you on Clothes. Great reductions in our
immense Clothing Stock. Absolutely all wool
garments. :-: :X-: :.. . ...
r I3 New Brow , Tans, Brown
Mixtures, Blue Serges, in
all sizes, we can fit you.
The Garments are strictly all
hand-tailored and will hold their
shape. :-: -: .
EDMUNDS
HOME OF GOOD CLOTHES
7HE SmooYmE.ST,
TOBACCO
SEE the singer full of glee pipin upI See
the pe full of Velvet he png out I
Velvet, the finestof leaf-aged over two years
toned down-mellowed-fit for "Prexie"
himself. Time alone can eliminate all harsh..
ness-bring about real smoothness and
develop the taste that's good. When
exams. loom up and uncertainty is
ripe-a tin of Velvet will help
concentration and study-it's
smoothI At all dealers.
SPAULDING & MERRICK 99)
CHICAGO
10*
Full 2 oz.
Tin&
One ounce bags,
.S 5c, convenient for
cigarette smoker.
A PINANCIAL- STRONGMhOLD
Our unor Checking Department has been arranged solely for the con
STUDEINTS OF TIS CITY
--pok chneck book yournislaed treo-no resrictions as to amount of daily
balance carried. Accounts may be opened for any amount.
the faculty. o itu n eot your cecks from honme and draw cheks on
The atb n pyour check book wil bPnescomplete itemized journal of your
(J$e (ifonaf Acan 4nb Grc$ange gan4 of Cofum6fa
ED. W. ROBERTSON, Prest. EDW. EHIRLICH, V.-Prest. G. M. BERRY. Cashier
T. B. STACKHOUSE. V. -Prest. E. C. CATHCART. Asst. Cashier
CAMPUSGRAMS
Mr. Steinbach, a student in the
Law Department, left for Washing
ton, D. C., last Friday, having been
transferred to the Postofice Depart
ment of the Government. It is with
regret that we lose Mr. Steinbach,
as he was a very popular student,
etc. He will continue his studies at
Georgetown University.
Mr. Richie, Mr. Heffron and Mr.
Heustess also failed to return after
the holidays. Mr. Craig, Mr. Sher
vood are ncw students.
Wm. Leroy Brohun, much to our
regret, has withdrawn from college.
As a member of the present staff lie
shows that lie is still interested in
the Bird by asking that it be sent
him.
The civic club had its first meet
ing since the holidays last Thursday
night with a good attendance, con
sidering the weatler. The club was
addressed by .M. M. Johnson, who
spoke on presidential possibilities.
Next meeting, "etc.," two weeks
hence; good programme is prepared.
Mr. Hudson addressed the stu
dents at chapel exercises on the pres
ent Revolution in China. Very in
teresting, as he was a missionary
for 17 years there.
Coming Monday, Imp two-reel feature,
"From the Bottom of thc Sea," at the
Lyric.
4 MEN OF
SUBSCI
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Literary Societies Elect Officers
Last Saturday night the Clario
sophic and Euphradian Societies
elected officers for the second term.
They are as follows:
Clariosophic-C. K. Culp, presi
dent; L. K. Hagood, vice-president;
A. C. Mann, secretary; M. M. Fos
ter, critic; WV. H1. McMurray, treas
tirelr.
Euphradian-F. R. Hemming
waY, preCsident; F. WV. Woodrow,
vice-president; Robert S. Owens,
secretary; D. C. Heyward, critic;
Schiely, treasurer.
New Staff Is Elected
At a joint assembly meeting last
Saturday night TiE GAMECOCK and
Carolinian editors were elected for
the second term. TiE GAMECOCK
staff are: Sam Latimer, Jr., editor
in-chief ; Murphy, Robins, Hoffman,
Brohun, M. S., Shuler and Cross
land.
The Carolinian editors are: D. C.
Hey ward, editor-in-chief ; Wright,
Foster and Farris.
With these two efficient staffs it's
safe to say that the two publications
of the University will reach a stand
ard higher than ever before. Most
of them have had some newspaper
work and all will prove earnest and
willing workers.
Mr. Purdy-That tree that was
blown down in front of Prof.
Rucker's home came from the tomb
of Virgil.
Rags Marshall-Oh, yes, froin
the tomb of Virgil Mary.
CAROLINA
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