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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. :-: :-::.. ..: ::
New Brown, 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
TH E
SMOOTHU ET"
TOBACCO
PINKI That's our recipe for takin the
bite out of good tobacco leaf. Webang
the leaf in the warehouse for two years
temperature and ventilation perfect -- all
harshness disappears. A mellowness pre
vails that gives superb flavor and a smooth
ness seldom found. This is the good - old
fashioned way of maturing good leaf-and
Velvet is a startling example of tobacco
c C goodness. Sometime when your pipe is
-- ~'burning hot and the taste is flat -try
Full Velvet! At all dealers.
CK two ounce .SPAULDING & MERRICE,
tins cHICAGO
A FINANCIAL- STRONGHOL-D
Our unior ohChecking Department has been arranged solely for the con
STUDENTS OF- TH-IS CITY
-pocket check books urnished trno roestrctinoun s a thuto aiy
balance carried. Accounts may be opened for any amount.
the faculty. ou nan deposit yorBchecks from honme andraw chek of
The atb in pyour check book wil be aescomplete itemized journal of your
($e (ltonaf So4n anb 4EXCange $anft of Cofum6ia
E. W. ROBERTSON, Prest. EDW. EHRLICH, V.-Prest. G. M. BERRY, Cashier
T. B. BTACKHOUSE. V.-Prest. E. C. CATHCART. Aat. Cashier.
OTHER COLLEGES
Lon Jourdet, the star basketball
and football player, has been selected
to lead the 1913 basketball team of
Pennsylvania.--Exchange.
According to statistics carefully
compiled at Harvard, success on the
athletic field is always followed by
increased attendance in the entire
university.-Exchange.
Pennsylvania opened the collegi
ate baseball season March 23 by
defeating Navy 4 to 3.--Exchange.
Major sports at Cornell were car
ried on last year at a loss of $6,000.
-Exchange.
Princeton recently won the inter
collegiate water-polo title.-Ex
change.
Cornell is engaged in building a
new stadium which will seat 10,000
people.-Exchange.
"Andy" Smith has been re-elected
head coach of the University of
Pennsylvania football team. While
in college Smith was a star player
and was given All-American full
back.-Exchange.
The athletic board of the Univer
sity of Kansas has decided to pre
sent "K" sweaters to all the alumni
who formerly represented the Uni
versity on the athletic held.-Ex
change.
The University of Tennessee has
added a year to its course in Law.
It is now a three-year course.-Ex
change.
Eighty-eight per cent. of the un
dergraduates at Oberlin use the
gymnasium with considerable regu
larity.-IExchange.
At George Washington Univer
sity the editor-in-chief of the under
graduates' paper receives free schol
arship.-Exchange.
Princeton's 1912 football sched
tile calls for only nine games instead
of ten, as previously.-E'xchianlge.
Negotiations are undler way for a
rackc meet betwveen Minnesota and
M'lissouri.-Exchange.
Purdue has dlecidled to give a gold
mledal to all students who represent
the college in athletics for two or
miore years.-Etxchange.
A newv fraternity comp)osedl ex
clusively of red-headed students, the
Lambda Tau Rho, has recently been
established in the \Vest. The fra
ternity has four chapters. the Scar
let, at Ohio State ; the Vermillion, at
Wesleyn the Maroon, at Chiena-o.
and the Auburn, at Minnesota. It
has fifty nnmbers.-Exchange.
Recently the physical director for
women at Michigan gave a cotillion
to 200 of her students. The novelty
of the occasion was the absence of
mIen.-Ixchange.
Harvard numbers an unusually
large crowd of celebrities this year.
Among others there are: Gaisnt
(Gackwar, son of the ruler of Bo
rode. India; Kermit Roosevelt and
Robert Taft, Vincent Astor. said to
be the richest college mati in the
world. also Lionel De Jelsey I-Iar
vard, a descendent of the founder of
the University.-Exchange.
E. J. Cross. of Princeton, lowered
the intercollegiate record for the
220-yarl swim by one second, the
time being 2 min., 37 sec.-Ex
change.
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I'houto by lItlanechanrd.
CATCIIEt. 1IIN1)EISON
Keys(oner's4 1111kst(op, Who Worked in,
Both (umes a;ninst ('arolina. was a
Peach. lie Is There w'iIth the Bat. and
Also in (le Itc ei Ing I.Ine.
l BJAL,TIC
ARROw
7'[otch COLLAR
s5'.- for 5c. Cluett, Peabody & o., Makers
S. B. McMA STE R
SPORTING
GOODS
COLUMBIA. :-: S. C.