Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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FINAL PREPARAION FOR GRAND PAGEANT (CONTINI'-'6 F-'OM3 P.\VE ONP.) to the Shakespearian Masque which will be given there on the night'of the 25th. A committee of the faculty of the University, headed by Prof. A. C. Carson Will raise a guar anty fund from the alumni and trustees of the University and the business men of Columbih.:. The following is a letter being sent out by the University au thorities:. "In twelve schools and colleges. this week a'most two thousatid persons are hard at work at daily rehearsals of the- manifold parts 3 of the huge Shakespearian page J ant w'hich is to appear- on the vi campus of the University of e South Carolina and at the Co lumbia Theatre, Tuesday, April 25. Last week has been one of much progress and as the vast spectacle has approached com pletion in :erest in its appearance has grown greatly. in 'the city and in the state at large. "An expert costumer from Philadelphia, who has costumed several notable historic pageants including that of the famous Hudson-Fulton celebration some year ago, has received the con tract for the costumes. :.ix hun dred costumes have been ordered for the principal -characters. Elizabethan stage furnishings for the night performance are bei6g prepared, and the Uni versity campus has been care fully surveyed and the entrances and exits laid out. Perry Teeple and E. R. Jeter, two University instructors, have composed ex cellent lines and music for cer tain parts of the afternoon and night performances. Miss Jessie Green of Columbia has been re cently elected May Queen by the students and will'- appear with her court in the pageant. "Columbia expects to enter tain a large crowd for the day. Special rates on the railroads,will attract -many and the motoring parties are expected to be nu merous. The pageant will begin in the afternoon at 3:30 and at night at 8 o'clock." ALWAYS SAY: "LET'S.GO PASTIMING" NOTICE We are not responsible for suits after delivered at residence or in tenement; nor are we liable for any garment sent to the club not bearing name and address of owner. Varsity Pressing Club. Special Prices on Shakespeare Books for. Tercentenary Abbration. University Supply Store VISiT SCRUGGS & BAILEY'S CLOTHING SALE New Fall and Winter Suits Reduced 20% 1412 MAIN STREET "Classy" Clothes For College Men - koung men ;uho demand Style, Value Service, we invite you to,. see our ,new Fall Suits ,and Ovetcoats. 1 330 'MAIN ST. /Oi Off on All Clothing and Hats (Except Stetsons') P. H. Lachicotte & Co. Jewelers Manufacturers College and School MedAls 1424 Main St. Columbia, S.C. if you want to spend money lui CANDIES or ICE CREAM go to CONDOS BROS. 1544 Mahet St. Salisfaciton Guaranteet or Money Refunded For First Class Service Go to Mean's Barber Shop. NEXT TO IMPERIAL HOTEL 1337 Main Street LAW RANGE BARBER SHOP All Skilled and Polite Barbers Pompadour Hair Cutting a Specially SKIMADOqA-- That Acm Hair Cut. Try It. Special Rates to Carolina Stu dents and Faculty. Hair Cut ........... 20c Shampoo ........... 20c Massage ............20c Singe .............. 20c Shave .............. 10c Give Us a Trial. 1211 Washington Street. THE University Press Harper College FOUNDED TO HELP STUDENTS All Kinds of Printini; H. E. DANNER, Campus Reprenative University of ' Founded by the State in The University is organized I. School of Arts and Sc study in Languages. History, degrees of A. B. and B. S. worth from $100 to $150 each II. School of Education, w to serve the State as teac tendents of schools. In this conferred. III. Graduate School, witl the degree of Master of Arta Graduates of the colleges c to the University in all cours( for tuition. IV. School of Engineering to C. E. and E. E. degrees. V. School of Law, with a LL. B. The presence of the the State Law Library affor< College fees for the year, $1 For women college fees ar< tuition, $40 additional. Roon year. Active teachers have the without any charge whatever. Room Scholarships with boar< For catalo W. S. CURRE Colum: SOUTHERN COMVi ARRIVAL AND DEP SCHEDULE IN EFFECT AT (Published only as infor No. ARRIVE FROM Time 16 Chatr ston, Sunnrville, Branch Ville. Orangeburg, Kingville.... 6:5 a m 35 Charlotte. Rock Hill, Chester, Winnsboro, Ridgeway (local) .... 9:00 a m 8 Augusta, Trenton, Edgcfeld. Battsburg. Leesville, Lexington 1(1:00 a m 31 New York. Washington. Greens boro. Charlotte, Rock Hill, Ccster 1i:05 a m 134 Allentdale, Barnwell. Blackville, Springfield. P rry (local)...... 10:15 a n 117 York. Rock Hill. IUnenstcr, Ker shaw. Camden. Kingville... ... 12:35 p n 27 Charleston.Summerville, Branch Ville. Orangeburg. Kingville.... 12:45 p in 18 Greenville, A nderson. Belton. A b beville, Greenwood. Newhr rry 2:15 p m11 42 Asheville, Spatrtanburg. Uion,, Carlisle, Alsto.n (local). .. .....2:31 I' m 30 Savannah. AlIlendale, l(arnwell. Blackville, Pt rry th>eal). ...4:10 p m 32 Augusta, Batesburg, Trento,. Lexington............4:15 ' mi 28 Cincinnati. Knoxville, Harriman .Junction. Asheville,Spartanburc 4:45 y' m 113 Charlotte, York. Rock H1ill, Lan caster. Candk ni, .K ingville. . . :45 p mn 27 Chiarlotte, Rock Hill. C'hester. Win,nsbo.ro, Rtidgeway ... 9:ii5 p mn 20 Augusta. l(atc sbunrg, Acesville, Lexington............l:i5 p ma 1I Charlestomn, Summeit rville, lBranch ville, Orangeburg. K ingv ille 10:20) p mn 16 G'reenville, Amkt reon, Bltton, A bi beville, G;reenwood., Ne wherry 101:4) p mn 10 Asheville. HendersonvileSpartan burg. Uinian Alstan . it..1:1)an south Carolina 1801 in the Capital City with the following divisions: ence, with various courses of Science, etc., leading to the Eight General Scholarships hich seeks to prepare persons hers, principals and superin -ourse the A. B. is the degree i advanced courses leading to f South Carolina are admitted !s except Law, without charge , Civil and Electrical, leading ,ourse leading, to the degree of various courts and the use of I exceptional facilities. 8, including medical attention. only $12. For those paying , with light and service, $8 a idvantages of the University Loan funds available. Dining free at Steward's Hall. ue address :LL, President, ia, S. C. RAILWAY ANY ARTURE OF TRAINS 12:01 A. M. NOV. 28, 1915 mation, not guaranteed) No. LEAVE FOR Time 16 Kingville. Orangeburg, Branch Ville. Sulmmerville. (harlestol :1:24 at m1 3iI Ridgeway. Winniboro. Chemter. Rock Hill. Charlotte 5::1a I i 114 Kingville. Caindun. Kerslhaw. Lanicaster. Rock llill 6:41.- a mI 12 Kingville. Orangeburg. BanIch1 ville. Suinnierville. Cuairleston 6:75 a i 19 Lexington. Leemville. [tattvsbul.r., Rtidge Spring. Trentton. Auiguista ,:lml a mn 9 Un1ion. Spartanhbutr. Atlanta. Ash(ville. Kitox ille. Cincinniati 7:W- :a imi 1i Alsiton. Nowherty. (Greenwvx. Ahheville. Alerson. Greieville 7:15 a im V) P'erry. Spr1inglichd. Illackv%ille. Bar.iwell. Allendale. Savaiiinah 9:1lia m Augusita 14:15 a mi 27 UInion. Spatrtanhutarg. A shev ill. Kntoxville. Cincinna,ti j 12:5t5 p mi 17 A lston. Newhecrry. Green.wxl, Ahhetvjie. Aiersonti Grnit llIe I:0 .4 m i Il Hokins, (ttGadsden, K ingville. Camde'n. KetrshIaw, i.ae'rt. Yttrk :r. .1..m 1331 Perry. Black ville. liarnwellI. Al Itlem lle tt-al 1:17, p mi 41 A Iit I t n. If nii hun. Sliarltnhurg. (lhteali .4 .14 lp mi 3.3 IRidgewsay. W innsbhoro. 'lCntter. tin. New Yocrk ~ I 2~. m 2$ K ingvillie. ( Ori anhug. lrnchl Roclk lill, It. Mill. (Ciriltte lincal 5:2.i tam 7i .ex ingtont ,e eville, lateitburg. TIrcnten. Ediei. Ancalat.