The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 03, 1921, Image 3

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It is repopTted) that one Mr. Timmons is suffering from neu falgia, contracted from leaning out the window listening for the horn of a Premier. Dr. Moore: The Trematode is a parasitic worm. Where does this creature live? Fresh Jeter: "In Paris, sir." Chem. Prof. (to freshman, after explaining in a pains-tak ing way a' rather complicated problem in chemistry): Is that understood thoroly?" "Clear as mud," was heard from the back of the room. "Well, that covers the ground," said the absent-mind ed professor.-Ex. Culture is "got' 'from books -usually check books.-Liter ary Digest. As they now read: All painted up and nowhere to go. A rolling stone gathers no double stars. "Drink to me only with hine eyes," for this cost $10.00 quart. t first she touches up her hair To see if its in place; nd then, with manner debon air, LEVAN'S BA 604 Loan & Excha Special Attentic Stud - Special Service Hair. Guaranteed Sha, What ~HEari .stantly b< taps by , door. The tape constant bombs a push. At se every square in< fifteen pounds. Pressure, the molecules.* When you be The water moie takes a higher than on Pike's bombarding mc Take away al vacuum. A pe In the best vac billion molecule as many as ther Heat a substi propcrties not r, field for scientif SInto this fie * General Electril of the chemists the disintegratie bulbs. What I lamp, for exam He discovered1 depositing on tl This was resear called the chemistr toanwe a puebti Genera General Office Cof She touches up her face. A touch of cur s behind her ear, A touch of cuffs and collars, And then she's off to Daddy dear, To touch him for ten dollars. -Penn Bunch Bowl. After looking over the stu dent body of Chicora a distin guished professor attending the Classical Association gave the meaning of the college name. "Chic," he says, "means pleasing, and 'ora' means face ; together it means 'pretty face.'" Pshaw! .we knew that long ago. Customer: "Bowl of oyster soup, two scrambled eggs, cof fee and brown bread. Ex.-S. A. T. C. Waiter: "Ma rines in the mud, two squads, deploy 'em, cup of reveille and colored 'shock troops."-Rut gers Targum. She (just back from Paris): I can't go to this dance tonight; my trunks haven't arrived. He: Good Lord, what kind of a dance do you think this is go ing to be? -Harvard Lam poon. Co-ed cooly to a freshman who has just picked up her handkerchief. "Thank you, but if I should happen to drop it again don't bother, it wasn't meant for you." RBER SHOP Inge Bank Building n to University ents cut 35c. Come and re 20c. See Us Is Air Press9re? s composed of molecules. They con >mbard you from all sides. A thousand i thousand knuckles will close a barn i as a wholelconstitute a push. So the rdment of the air molecules constitutes a-level the air molecules push against :h of you with a total pressure of nearly n, is merely a matter of bombarding 11 water you make Its moleeples fly off. cules collide with the air molecules. It temperature to boil water at sea-level Peak. Why? Because there are more lecules at sea-level--more pressure. I the air pressure and you have a perfect rfect vacuum has never been created. Amum obtainable there are still over two p of air per cubic centimeter, or about e are people on the whole earth. ince in a vacuum and you may discover evealed under ordinary pressure. A new tC explorat1on is opened. Id the Research Laboratories of the Company have penetrated. Thus one in the Research Laboratories studied mn of heated metals in highly exhausted iappened to the glowing filament of a pIe? The glass blackened. But why? hat the metal distilled in the vacuzum ie glats. :h in pure science-research, in what may be y and physics of high vacua. It was undert a1cen an. It ended in the discovery-of a memot lo uf with an inert gas under pressure so thatt tie evaporate so readily. Thus the c(h ct jgas y grew out of a purely scientific inqub y. practical benefita often result when re.warch~ is Etecti If any Schenectady, N.Y. 95-359 A Wingfield's Drug Store 1443 Main Street LOAF AT THE ARCADE BARBER SHOP ROOMi3;ARCADE"BUILDING GITTM N WANTED-our friends and the boys at the Univer Gity to know that we have left the Palmetto shp and have purchased the.Arcade shop, where BKwe are prepared to give the very best service. Give us'a trial SHOP LEO and ALBERT MAYFIELD PROPRIETORS With acknowkdgmcnts to K. C. $. Transfer? A ? ~tchance! - I READ a story. ADOUT A fellow. WHO SLIPPED. ON AN icy hill. AND STARTED to slide. AND TRIPPED up. A FAT lady. WHO SAT on him. AND RODE down hill. TO THE foot. AND THEN he wheezed. "MADAM, YOU'LL have. TO GET off here. THIS IS as far. AS I go." 80 WHEN a new clerk. WHO DIDN'T know. MY REGULAR smoke. " 0" TRIED TO sell me. SOME OTHER kindt OF CIGARETTE. I REMEMBERED that Yaiff AND TOLD the clerk. JUST WHERE to get off. OTHER KINDS will bunr AND GIVE off smoke. I'LL ADMIT that much4 BUT THAT'S as far. ' laeyu at o AS I'LL go.tme-btta'asfrs T HER E'S ONLY one kind. adwt ie lnig In package. f2 rfee OF C IG A RETT E. Cetrilsgv o h by pe ial m o et rp ro* T H A T C A N, and w ill, and doe.. m n . T e l a s s t s y wraper. Aia in oun a * I's hepleeyour ta e a A I R . T i G H tin e o fo0.TRuAiLh"S AiIeFY "oca cced --ndwthfne bedig Chsefed gv o1h