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\m*a n j I 1 1A A M Al rail up FRIDAY, ! BAKER & aunoi i iit5 reason s ueii J)ra A GREAT PLAY FRO Ilarold M DRAMATIZED BY ( With the Original Cast sented in the Besl in Am SEATS ON Prices $1.50, $1 OVER EIGHT ENROLL / Clemson College. Sept. 11.?Clemson | opened its twentieth session this I morning with over S00 students uc- | ceptt'd for enrollment in all course*. | The prospects and indications are for an even larger and better attendance j than last year, which was the banner year in number of students and qual ity of work. Students began pouring in Tuesday from all sides, and oy mgnt or louay (Wednesday) all new students and all old students with any sort of con ditions to make up will be on hand. Last night and today are given over to matriculation and getting settled in the dormitories, the President, J the Commandant, and the Treasurer holding the places of importance on j the stage of action. Beginning Thursday morning, entrance examina-* tions for new students and re-exam inations and "make-up" work for old students who have conditions will oc cupy the rest of the week, so that by Saturday night all new students and all conditioned old students will be disposed of and classified. Old students with clear records are not expected to report for duty J till Monday morning, at which time all class work will begin on the reg ular schedule. Thus the machinery academic operation will be started. The President and the Registrar have been busy for weeks with the Tiroliminarv work. The first regular faculty meeting was held on Monday afternoon, at | which were present all of the old members of the faculty and the ten i or twelve new members, most of Automobile Owi BUY YOUR TIKES A: 7K offer to you the selection iron Tubes', lit liners and Accesso high grade and standaid g< od* at pric low standard li-t which is charged by i Shipments on nil goo-Is made veiy ented it may be returned and money 1 gumeut. Notice some of our money-s-i All standard makts of Tires and Ti ITiiited States, Goodrich, Diamond, ( Guaranteed Tires, Tubes, Ileliuers and Size. lire. Tu L'-SXo ^7 SO s-^ :;t>.\3 s 2-j 'j. 30x3* ll n.? t 32x3* l-'.-lu -1 33x4" lG. til l 3. -S4 x 4 lT.lio 3, 30x4 1D.35 o. All other siz,-s at proportionally low pr of amount accompanies order. "? per c> Don't let the dea'eis sting you anj us and get your go< ds deliveied lo you sent O. D. allowing examination if : der. -r) per cent, cash discount allowed privilege <f returning goods if not e: Connix-rcinl Mercantile Agency. Hun country endorse our plan? why not yo CENTRAL MANUFA( 125 Central Bid iept. 20th ; CASTLE Liiice glitful Romantic ma M A GREAT BOOK cGratli's SEORGE D. BAKER and Production as Pre [ One Night Stands erica SALE NOW , 75c, 50c, 25c | HUNDRED KT CLEMSON whom have been spoken of in this correspondence recently. The Presi dent's instructions to the faculty, the adoption of schedules, etc., oc j cupied the attention of the meeting. | iJesidcs the old well established [ four-year courses, this session will | see put into operation for the first | time the one-year course in agricul I ture, which was provided for in the : Minis bill passed at the last legisla ture. This bill provided for one j scholarship from each county and i seven at large to be awarded to voting men eighteen or more years old who have had five or more years of farm life experience. These will take the new one-year course, which will be made up almost entirely of practical and theoretical agricultur | al work. A few pay students will ! also be allowed to take the course. The "work boy" course, which was instituted last session will be con tinued this session. In this course the young men work one week and study the next, thus making money to pay their expenses and at the same time getting excellent practical experience in farm practices. The study work of this course is not the same as the one-year course nor the regular freshman class, but includes some academic instruction with a maximum of agricultural instruction. During the three months of the summer vacation a great deal of re pair and construction work has been done in the different departments of the College, thus adding to the ca pacity or the efficiency or the at tract ivnnpsa nf thn P'nllpa-e Twr> Mrs, Attention! M) SITPLIES EIGHT i a complete line of Automobile Tirep, rief and Kuppli-s, all absolutely new, :es from :>0 per cent, to 75 per cent, be the dealer.*. promptly and if goods are not as repre ivill be refunded without quibble of ar iviiitf Cut Prices. ibe^ at dealers list price This included "loodytar and others. We also furnish Chains at the following prices : 1m.'. lleliner. Chains (per seti 10 $1.75 $2 00 ;>o 2 10 2 10 .So 2 25 2.15 05 2.::u 2.40 70 2.(>0 2 SO ,'JD 2.70 2.'JO :5 3 10 ;{.(io it-ps. Shipments C. O. D. if 25 per oeu?. Mil. oiscouiii casu wiiii oroer. i more for your supplier, but buy from r door at money-saving prices. Goods '2') percent, of amount accompanies or if (u.-li accompuni?s order in full and sadly us represented. Inference, any dredsof auto owners in all parts of tbe u? Write us now. TIK1NG COMPANY, 14*, Dayton, Oliio. things of special note are the en largement of the culinary equipment and the construction of many hun dred yards of cement walks on the | campus. The baking and dish-wash i ing equipment has been greatly en larged, a refrigerating plant is being installed; and best of all , a matron has been employed for the mess hall j to assist Mr. Schilletter, the steward, with the immense work of preparing and serving three meals a day to eight hundred boys. Mrs. Middleton of Clinton is the new matron, as formerly announced. With the additional walks built this summer, all of the College build ings, with minor exceptions, are con nected with cement walks, so that now students ana teacnere passing from one department to another will not have to wade through water and mud in the inclement winter weath er so common here. The only new member of the fac ulty not previously mentioned in this correspondence Is Prof. W. C. Wagner, who has been elected to the position of assistant professor of me chanical and electrical engineering. Prof. Wagner is a native of Wash ington state, a graduate of the Uni versity of Washington and of Cor nell University, and an associate member o fthe American Institute of Electrical Engineers. He has held several professional and business po sitions in electrical work which have given him varied experience. He comes to Clemson from the Univer sity of Washington , where he was substitute head of the electrical en gineering department last year. The President has accepted the resignation of Prof. T. F. Jaekson, of the animal husbandry division in the extension work. He goes to his native State, Mississippi, to beeome professor of agricolture in th? StatG Normal College at Hattie?bnrg. Prof. I Jaekson was very aetive daring his three years fn this State In the en couragement and development of the live stock industry, was a leader In organizing the Berkshire Breeders Association, and was a most effective farmers institute worker. "Talcolette." The best powder oa earth at Milford's. THE APPLE TREES AT EYE1*. (By Thomas Nelson Page.) Ah! long ago it seems to me, Those sweet old days of summer, When I was young and fair was she, And sorrow only rumor. And all the day the roving b?:es Clung to the swinging c!ov?r, And robins in the apple trees Answered the faint-voiced plover. The apple-blossoms kissed her hair The daisies prayed her wreathe them; Ah, me! the blossoms still ar? th?re, But she lies deep beneath them. I now have turned my thoughts to God. Earth from my heart I sever; With fast and prayer I onward plod, | With prayer and fast forever. Yet when the white-robed priest Bpeaks low I And bids me think of Heaven, I always hear the breezes blow The apple trees at even. We carry anything yon want in Wall Paper in our Book Store. Come and see us. C. A. Milford ft Co. THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY ANNOUNCES LOW ROUND TRIP Excursion Rates to Atlanta^ Georgia, ' September 24th, 1012 Very low round trip excursion rates are announced by the Southern Rail way from stations Columbia to Pied mont, S. C., Tuesday, September 24th. Tickets will be good going only on excursion train, but will be limited for ! rftnrnina nn nnv reeular train, ex j cept train No. 38, leaving Atlanta be fore mid-night Friday, September 27, 1912. The following schedule and cates will apply from points named: Leave. Time Fare Columbia 7:30 a.m. 13.50 Bookman 8:10 a.m. 3.50 Alston 8:30 a.m. 3.50 Peak 8:32 a.m. 3.50 Pomaria 8:47 a.m. 3.50 Prosperity 9:07 a.m. 3.50 Newberry 9:25 a.m. 8.50 Silver Street 9:48 a.m. 3.25 Old Town 10.00 a.m. 3.25 Chappell 10:16 a.m. 3.25 Dyson ... 10:28 a.m. 3.25 ! Ninety Six 10:47 a.m. 3.25 I Greenwood 11:15 a.m. 3.00 J Hodges 11:40 a.m. 3.00 Shoals Jot 11:55 a.m. 3.00 Donalds 12:02 p.m. 8.00 Dotti 1B 1R n m 2.7H iiUUCO A QUI 12:35 p!m! 2/78 12:54 p.m. 2.50 .1:00 p.m. 2.50 .1:15 p.m. 2.50 Belton Williamston Pelzer ... Piedmont .. Arr Atlanta 6:00 p.m. (C.T.) Separate coaches will be provided for white and colored people and a comfortable trip is assured. A representative of the Passenger Department will accompany the train and personally look after the comfort of passengers. For further Information apply to k>eal Agents or to 8. H. McLean, Dis trict Passeo^f Agent, Columbia, S. EBBOB IN MT. CABMKL VOTE In the tabulated statement of the vote of the first primary, aa published in The Press & Banner, there was an error in the vote for congressmen at the Mt. Carmel box. The vote, as pub lished, was Aiken 64, Evans 72, when It should have Aiken 64, Evans 12, the seven creeping into the vote of Mr. Evans instead of the one. Many Driven From Home. Every year, in many parts of the country, thousands are driven from their homes by coughs and lung dis Prlonriq onH hiisinpx.q are left behind for other climates, but thiB is costly and not always sure. A better way?the way of multitudes?is to use Dr. King's New Discovery and cure yourself at home. Stay right there, with your friends, and take thia safe medicine. Throat and lung troubles find quick relief and health returns. Its help in coughs, colds, grip, croup, whooping-cough and sore lungs make It a positive blessing. 60c and $1.00. Trial bottle free. Guar anteed by P. B. Speed and Mcllurray Drug Co. TO KEEP EGOS Eggs may be preserved in a solu tion of waterglass if perfectly fresh when put into it. One part of water glass (silicate of soda) to 10 parts boiled water and sufficient to com pletely cover the eggs.?F. J. R. School Books and School Supplies In any quantity at C. A. Mllford & Co. < I 3 0 We Invite Your o 38 1-2 inch Sheeting at 5c yd. Merch We Have the I Merchandise 0 0 That it has ever before been our t> in New York, Philadelphia and ? selections and buying our fall su 0 1 *^^OUR LINE i D rv r? i _ 11 MM S~*t j> Dry uooas, miiunery, ci< ? Shoes, Notions, Cors ? Ladies' Suits, Skirts 0 Art Squares, Trunkf i> t> ? Our stock of all the above lines ^ in even the largest city stoi t> low?very best 0 ? t> \ | Our li 1 Shoes! 0 J. Landis, Beacon, Victor and H ? Shoes to be solid leather. 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