Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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HEADQUART HEADQUARTERS I HICKEY-FF HEADS ABOVI RIC CAPS SHOES TE H BATHS CHARLIE (Formerly witl SUCCESSORS TO B WE WILL BE GLAD' AT THE SPECIAL ATTENTION GIV 1128 Lady St., Opposite Jc 1601-3 Sells Everythiug H) or MAR Welcome MAKE OUR STORE Men's Furni 1300 Main Street Connel ly's 1228 CIGARS, SO POCKE Agents for J COLUMBIA, Make This Stoi We Wani Because It Plei The H TEA Breakfast, Lunchec 1221 Gervais St.,]I T1ELE The Latest C SOCIETY BRAND Come in-we take pleasur Marshall Tai ERS FOR STUDENTS t tl 'OR FASHION PARK AND .EEMAN CLOTHES 0 ALL AS TO STYLES HT PRICE C E MODERN H SHOP HATS )PE-DAVIS @ CLOTHING U PHONE 6061 r & MONROE Means' Barber Shop) t EECHER'S BARBER SHOP I'O SEE OUR OLD FRIENDS s EW LOCATION EN TrO UNIVERSITY STrUDENTS rome Hotel, next to Woman's Exchange RD'S. Main Street 7orn by Man, Woman Child K S, Inc. Back to Carolina I YOUR HEADQUARTERS shings and Clothing Phone 3363 C : Cigar StandL Main Street )DA, MAGAZINES T BILLIARDS ohnson's Chocolates SOUTH CAROLINA S -e Your Headquarters. t Your Business ses Us to Please You. ollyhock ROOM n, Afternoon Tea, Supper JeHxt D)oor to Post Office P~HONE 7311 1 t( reation in Fall Suits AND GRIFFON CLOTHES e in showing you these garments urn Clothina Co. (Continued from page One.) By way of recompense, our hostess( >ok us around to the city "Y" to s< ic Citadel trounce Furman. We stayed that night with the AshIe lall girls, some of us at the school, bi iost of us with different day pupils i 1wn, and two of us stayed on tI1 lattery. The train from Mecca departed ight Sunday morning, and we all ma t. Home, home, beautifpfl home , kst, with four games to be played th. cry week. Things progressed more or less sual till Wednesday. That night tl ,ollege of Charleston co-eds were et !rtained at Melton Hall with a banque banquet before a game? Why not )oesn't take so much to feed thei len. The dining room was gaily dei rated with red and white streamer id balloons and pine boughs. Tihe lioni uests were Mrs. Melton and her visito Irs. Memnienger. After the red cherr >pped ice cream had been disposed o laire proposed the following toasi Here's to Charleston, the city of cobbl tones and Yates Snowden." [Charle! m papers please copy.] Vhen the game had been won and a f the details attended to, the two team 'ith their escorts, were entertained 11 Irs. Wnuchope with a dance. Mosell ox played-need any more be said? Saturday the Ashley Hall girls arrivei nd in the evening a similar banquet w. 'Indered them, save that purple chrysat ienums and purple streamers replace ic balloons and red decorations of \WeI esday eve. A fter the game, and our victory, Mr Vauchope once more offered her hoir ) us, and once again we thronged thei > dance and merry make. Was th arty a success? Ask Anna, she know Clariosophic Literary Society Meets on Mondy Night. The Clariosophic Literary Society hel :s regular meeting Monday night i impliance with a motion previousl assed to meet on the said night for eriod of six weeks. This will allow a iembers to be present without a confli< i attendance at the "Billy" Sunday mece igs on Friday nights, the regular nigh et aside for the Clariosophic meeting There was a good attendance MondE ight, the impossibility of the presen f a few members to the contrary no ithstanding. The program consist( iainly in the debate. Unusual interest w; hown by the participants on either sid 'he query was, "Resolved, That Sou 'arolina Should Float a Fifty-Millioi )ollar Bond Issue to Build Hard Si ace Roads Over the State." The aflirn tive was upheld by Messrs. Derrick, V I. and A. R. Merchant. The negative I fessrs. Kearse, F. W. and F. T. Ric 'he committee decided in favor of ti egative. The following men were sent up, tw f which are to be selected on the Car< nian staff-Messrs. Walsh, Rice, John on, Kearse, Sparkman and Yarbrougl dso the following were elected, fro: rhich three are to be selectedl on ti sameccock staff--Messrs. Henry, Hopi Jlmer, Smith, R. M., Merchant at leeks. "Rats" Have Enthusiastic Meeting At a meeting of the freshmen clas aIled MnItday morning by President] .Hoatwrightt, J. L. Mills wais elect< iistoriant of the class and '"Toots"' Ca' ey was elected freshman cheer leader. A motion was made by "Rat'' Kayse ing that a committee be appointed to ai -ertaint if the class could not tender t "reshmten football team some form -ttertainmuent, itt appreciation of the fTorts on the gridliron. The motion w; arried attd a coitmmittee wvas appointe The ptresidlent called for a motion tht I resh'' caps be ofTicially adopted as i ceadI-gear of all male members of ti lass. Thtis mtion was carriedl umna tously. A not her ttotion was al assed that thte co-ed "Rats" or 'Mic< vear greent ribbons, thte en forcement< t,hich is to be left to the co-edls. here wvas no othter butsittess to be trant eted the class adjourned. You can get it at The ! !e t "e nwLET'1 it le LESTER'S RIVOLI THEATRE Now Playing t. THE r SERENADE y COMING Bits of Life 'Y The Infidel We don't play all the Pictures, just the good ones. s. As Copeland Goes,. Learn 'I s. CLOTHING: Stylist $25.00 to $45.00 qual HATS: The b $3.50 to $8.50 alw; FURNISHINGS: Manh; d Everything That's New Che: n1 y a Full Dress Suits 11 For Rent ts 1535 MAIN ST. S. LORICK & The College h Pocket Knives, Razors Brushes, SI 1- -ATHLET Footballs, Baseballs, Si. e. Special Attention and Pric Prompt Attention Given All Order. - WE MAKE OLD H1 Parisian Hat e, SHOE SHII P. PechiiL COMPLETE LINE OF LOO0K FOR THE Ladies' Wo, Phone 5736 S. -Carolina Men are invited t< r Nirk d. 1237 Main Street The Rose-Mary 1222 Washington St. Ls Home Cooking and a home Welcome ~- Courteous Service state Book In The State Newsaper Rnitdinj Movies r Go BEGINNING SATURDAY For Four Days "THE CHRISTIAN" From Sir Hall Caine's Famou Novels Starring Richard Dix Mae Busch Gareth Hughes Phyllis Haver Mahlon Hamilton THURSDAY AND FRIDAY "Brothers Under The Skin" A farce comedy on married life ;o Goes The Fashion" 'he Way i Clothes for College Men who want ity as well as style. few Shapes and Colors most desired .ys in stock ttan Shirts, Van Heusen Collars, iey Neckwear, Munsing Underwear Suits Made to Measure 1535 MAIN ST. LOWRANCE Man's Store Razor Strops, Shaving laving Soaps IC GOODS ort Sweaters and Robes es Given to University Men Satisfaction Guaranteed VTS GOO1) AS NEW Cleaning Co. MJE PARLOR , Proprietor NE\V HATS IN STOCK MARBLE CHAIRS -k Specialty 1214 Main St., Columbia, S. C. > make their headquarters at Phone 3768 Meet your friends at The Tea Shop IN THE ARCADE 8:00A. M. 8:30 P.M. Store