The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 09, 1915, Page 4, Image 4
ALUMNI WILL BE
Y. M. C. A. SPEAKERS
Quartet Will be Special Fea
ture of Program.
Next Wednesday evening at,
the regular meeting of the Y.
M. C. A. Pat Murphy and Alan
Johnstone Jr., old Carolina men
and now practicing attorneys
of the city, will speak. upon
some subject, to be. an;unced,
of vital interest to college men.
Both these men know the condi
tions on the campus and the
things that new and old men alike
will be glad to hear. The mem
bers of the upper classes re
member when these young at
torneys were on the campus. A
large part of the student body
know them by their relations
since they left the campus.
A pleasing feature of the pro
gram will be a rendition by a
qurtet obtained especially for
this nmeeting.
The Carolinian.
The first issue of The Carolin
ian will make its appearance the
15th of this month. This is a
campus monthly by which is
judged the literary standards of
the University students. An
opportunity is offered them, not
only of using their pens, but of
learning the make up of a maga
zine.
Much can be looked for in the
coming issue through the capa
ble guidance of its editor-in
chief, Hugh 0. Hanna. Mr. H.
C. Brearley, exchange editor,
will exchange compliments and
criticisms with our sister maga
zines. Mr. A. M. Jones will
look after the business .'ide.
Each society. elects two assistant
editors. ). S. Polier and J.' Mc
Bride I)abbs from.the E,uphra
dian. W. T. Henderson and J.
G. Waters from the Olariosophic.
II. C. James is assistant mana
ger.
The Carolinian is, published by
tlye two literary societies. The
n?anager says that if the sub
seription price draws on the
students' meal ticket, he should
give up his ticket, for there
will be plenty of meat in The
Carolinia)n.
R. E. Castles, of Hickory
Grove, a junior at the University
this year, has recently been ap
l)ointedl by Prof. Tfaber to assist
him in the Department of Geol
ogy. Mr. Castles has shown ex
ceeding ap)tness in this (depart
ment since entering college.
His dluty is to assist in the lab
oratory.
BURN ETT-WHETSELL
For
DRUGS
Soda, Cigars, Stationery, Toilet A rti
cles, etc. A gents for Jacol>'s Candy.
909 Main St . Phone 1261
For First Class Se .
Mean's Baie f qI
NEKTt4* 'P9oIfN1A NOatEL.4;
1422 M in Street
College B ber Shop
825 1sin,St.
Only One Squ From Campus
EVERYTHI SANITARY
Pompadour Hair gttng aSpecialty
HARDWARE
Of Every Description
LORICK & LOWRANCE, Inc.
Columbia, S. C.
"KICK OFF"
The Cold, Wet Weather by a
"FORWARD PASS" of an Over
coat or Macinaw from
THE MODERN
SHOP
THE HOPE-DAVIS
Y MCA CO
H. O. HANNA, Campus Agent
lobbers and Dealers in
P'lumbers and Roofers Supplies
Wood Mantels, Grates, Tiles,
Stoves and Sporting Goods
COLU1M3IA, S. C.
SHOE WALTN'S
"Best Styles fo- Young Men"
1420 Main St. Columbia, S. C.
Club Breakfast 6 to 10 a. m. Regular Dinner 12 to 3 p. m.
. Eat at
PALMETTO RESTAURANT
For Ladies and Gentlemen
John Speedy, Prop.
1333 MAIN ST. COLUMBIA, S. C.
The Palmetto National Bank
OF COLUMBIA
Capital - - $500,000
Assets - - $4,058,409
Careful Attention Given
All Accounts
WILIIE JONES. Pres.
J. P. MAT THEWS, Cashier
Wn,. M.GIBBES, Jr., Asat. Cashier
1612 Main St. Phone 1831
Tom Hook
Clothing and Furnishing Goods
Suits Made to Order
10 Per Cent Discount to Students
See - - - Squier
No. 7 Pmnckney
Who will give you special
rates on your laundry.
CAPITAL, CITY L AUNnDRV
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CampusI
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Corner Main and T
"LARGEST BEC]
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this State, with its superior andt
and prep)aration for business, an<
and prestige owns and operates
lished pubrlic employment agency
advantages both as to courses of
ty of agood paying position, whi
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at's what I want"
mber of may not like Fatimas as
rarettes well as all these thou.
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nes- But you can't deny
are the that they are worth try.
t-selling ing-not only for the de
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them so famous, but also
.r taste to see just how SENSI
t-you BLE they really are
how COOL and comfort
able to the throat and
tongue and how free they
T-E are from after-effects.
Clip out these tests and
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ness training institution in
>ractical courses of training
I its established reputation
the largest and best estab
in this State and offers you
study and absolute certain
ch no other college affords.
gue.
LIN, Supt.
Columbia. S. C.