The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 29, 1913, Page 5, Image 5

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.2 UN 1V S F6unT . dARLJNA .1 TI. F Q 6; th' te i180 i e Ca ital cit, Th UnWeiiity's orgmnized with h .flo*tg divisions' i SCHOL OF AlRTL , D SciEtiE, with varias courses of tdy dln guages History, ScenieY etea, 1 iding to the -degrees o.A. B. and B. S. ight general Scholarships worth fr9m $100 to $160 each. II. SOgO og EDUCATION, which ; iks to prepare persona to erte tht S te as teachers, prin r s ad superintendents of'shole. In this course the. A. B. fa the degree conferred. II. GRADUATE SCHOOL, with advanced courses, leading, to the:degree of Master of Arts. - ihe Grpdrrdtea of the colleges of South Carolina' 'are admitted to the . Uniterl In all coures except Law, without thore for tuition. oSCHOOL OF LAW, with a course.leading to the degree of - 'LL.B. The_ presence of the Various ourts and the use of the State,Law Library afford exceptiohal, facilities. College fees for the year, $18,.including medical attention. For womer college fees are only $12. For *those paying tuition, $40 additional. Room, with light and service,. $8 a year.. - - Active teachers have the . advantages of' the University without any charge whatever. Loan funds available. Din-. ing Room Scholarships with board free at Steward's Hall. FOR CATALOGUE ADDRESS - A. C. MOORE, Acting President COLUMBIA, S. C. 4reobitubtnt~: J wish to call your attetltion to the largest collection of Cpllege Pips, Rings ,Fobs Chains; Tie ClaspA, Belts, etc., ever brought to Columbia, now on display at our store. On account of the large quantity ptrchased,- we are able to make the prices very at raotive, so that with a very small outlay you. may obtain - one or more o 'these desirable mementoes of your college days. These goods were made by the College Seal and Crest Co., of Boston and are first class in every respect., -Be sureto call in and look them ovet. Whether there is anything * lth ineyouwish or not, .we will be glad to show them to you. * ~ Druggjs 909 Main St. The Drug Store Nearest the Campus RichandDrug Company * . Next to-Abbot's A FULL LINE OF CIGARS AND TOBACCQO Toilet and Medicinal Articles * .'W are Exotusive Agents fOr Mallard's .Celebtated ILine of Cady* PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIAL TY. Shibboleth Club Meets. The Shibboleth Club held its second meeting of the present session on Monday evening, Nov. i7th. in the Green Room at Flini s ll. The club was organized dauring the latter part of last session and now has a rmember ship of 14. John G. Qalbraith read an in teresting anfl yaluable paper. Prof. Balker discussed the good of the existenee of the club on the campus, and offered many helpfpl suggestions as to its work. Prof. Tate, in his entertaining style, related his Masonic exper iences while traveling in Swit zerland, particularly, while in Zurich and' Bern. The organization of this club is but another element in the ex pansion of the.- genuine Univer, sity life. The roll is necessarily limited, but the members, being possessed of large information, both historic and. symbolic, go out'with bigger ideas of the hu man unit, and of the complex problems arising. out of our man to-man relations. ' C. L. Shealy, Sec. Father Hughson at Chapel. Father Hughson conducted the devotional exercises in chapel on Friday morning of last week. After the devotional exercises he made asliort tlk' on '"The Per fectness of Man." Father Hughson is - an alumnus of the University, having been a col league and roommate of Prof. Rucker, who introduced the vis itor. The speaker expressed his joy in seeing once more the cam pus of his alma mater, and shak ing, hands with his old friends. Father Hughson is at the head of a boy's school near Sewanee, Tenn. If You Want College Clothes, Hats, Caps See the United Tailoring & Hat Company 1619 Main St. Next'to Grand Theatre -- FOR First Class Service' GOTO MEAN'S BAlRBER SHOP SIX BARD3ERS YOUNG MEN'S SHOES GU7ARANTIEED $3.00 to $5.00 The BOOTEIEt, . I518 Main St. Columbiai. S.- C. HARDWARE Of Every Description Lorick & Lowrance, Inc. Columbia, S. C. - Student Headquarters Bryan's Book Store Books, Stationery and Printing. College 'Pennants;' Pillows and Posters. The Marshall-Frost Co. Clothing and Furnishings for College Men SUITS MADE TO MEASURE PHONE 2420 1318 MAIN ST. AGENCY FOR 6d. 'V. Price & Co. TAILORING Let Us Make 'Your Suit Deal with our advertisers. SHOES Get them from " WALTERS 1420 MAIN PHONE 573 MEN AND BOYS P. H. LACHICOTTE & COMP'Y - JEWELERS 1424 Main St. Columbia, S. C. Manulacturers College and School Medals ANoKA AN K .ASve ARR W. 2lCQL,,AP