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For the 50 be: FKB.(as)6,7, 8 - PROGRAM Monday "SEE .MY LAWYER" AN AL CHRISTE Six Reeler And have more laughs than an elevator man has ups and downs. You'll laugh- your troubles away. MATINEE 3:30...-.. .... ..--..10c and 15c NIGHT-7:45 and 9 p. in. ...-..-10c and 15c Tuesday "The Mistress of Shenstone". With PAULINE FREDFRICK A companion Picture to' and by the same author of "The Rosary." A unique drama that knows no Villiany, Depicting the Vivid Outpouring of a Woman's Soul. MATINEE 3:30 ---- ----10c and 15c NIGHT-7:45 and 9 p. m. .........1Ole and 15c Wednesday "SO LONG LETTY" Six Reel Comedy Drama From the famous Oliver Morosco Success with Funny Walter Hiers and a Beauty Chorus. A gloom chaser. It's great. MATINEE 3:30 ... --.-.---.._10c add 15c NIGHT-7:45 and 9 p. m. ---.---10c and 15c w Q in the very near future. A brief WS OM -CLEMSON COLLEE may o these ecommendation NEY$ YOMC[[SONCO[[G Ithey wvill be presented, par E. D. Plowden, Correspondent. 1 That (irect appropriations 1be substituted _________the in(omne derived from the ferti On last Friday evening the new 2. basket ball court in the new gym- to sho teamon and sourci nasium, which has recently been tincome ad t ansrc completed, was formally opened with t nd th the estimates be s the dedication dance . given by the til three dancing clubs for the 'benefit of aental b such supporting sc the building fund. Quite a number alsuplet epicture of the financial o the number of fair visitors came d eto take part in this (lance, wvhich wvas t the first to be given this year and also yei\12an rviigfra the first that any besidles the members ~rprainso 10,0 of the dancing clubs and alumni havepeiloftnyasr$1,00o been allowved to attend. The famous o ee er eaotd Jugliers furnished the music for thethunetangogrdtevo occasion,.niern ndarclue On Friday morning, .January 20th, 5 httepbiiywr the home of Mr. Tennant was com- igi( oarclueb ot pletely destroyed by fire. At, thea first sound of the fire bell, the stu- helrsnt ie adta .ients rushed to the scene, bu tertaegncsbeihr i fire iad gained such headway ti * .tiul 'taifi'e toCe was impossible to save the buihaing AiiiliialClee and in a short time there wais not 'ng ~ htcranmnrmt left of the beautiful little bungalow oedeofmitnceb but a mass of glowing embers. Very atnin little of the household eff'ects were ThClmodrig.& dd1 ' savedl, but this loss Is partly covered mr ae oterls fvc by insurance. The building wvhich (uigteps e ly nB was owned by Mr. I. L. Keller, liihall h is a h rev * only been completed about two M .A emwihteTgr months ago and carried no instfrance. fae yasoeo 4t 8 The college wireless receiving set, cm h rsyein C which been unused for severalI ittanthylkismed years, has recently been set up aigaintoheuief27o1'.Jhr - and after .some adjustment and al-"Tgr"ounyd t Chr teoration, is nowv capable of receiving veetymtthtasfoi wireless telephone and telegraph mes- Cleeo hretna~ h i sages from most 'of the high p~owV'er "ulos lfhelte"i tstations of the United States. somebtitunth"ieiswa very interesting programs are broad- teCleeo hretnbn casted every night. TPhe following rnigu ag aoiyo telephone stations are nowv being re- h etgm s~ih'um coivedl: Westinghouse Co., it 'P'itts- Genil n vl epae h burgh, Pan.; General I~lectric Co., atoftiwek ThClmnta Pittsburgh, Pa.; Westinghouse Co., atijrongitevygaehy Newvark, N. Y.; General Electrie Co.,anltette Cmposf at Lynn, Mass.; Radio Club at Rosello ya r aigta hi Park, N. Y.; and Radio Club at Newvaanti er York City. Lectures, musical selec tions, church services, weather re por'ts and~ forecasts, time signals, p~ub)-(.IAON OTC lie'health service bulletins, market re ports, news and athletic contest re sults have >een received from these TeSaeo ot aoia stations. The imusieians and' lectur- Cut fCaedn er are' of the -highest class and the B 1 .WnhmPoaoJd entire programs of so good theat- Wees al k mt a res are frequently "radioed." It is t ct rn e etr fA hoped that continued Improvement itaino h saea~ fe will be madle towvardls eliminating un-GereMlomSih desirable noises due to static dlis- Thsartefotoce charges and interference from ama-'amns l n iglrteK teur stations. It Is probable that up- adCeioso h adGog on the arrival of some new logd ~liSihdcaeta hyb speaking equipment, large audien~ces apa eoemi h o eati frequently be entertained. PrbtobehlatMni Presi<dent WV. M. Riggs attended the te1t a fFbur et conforence of agricultural Colleges inpulctoheoft1o'ok 1..Washington, D. C., last week. foeontosocaeiay A summary of .recommendlationshaew ytbsi Amnlt pertaining to the Cleinison Agricultur- sol o egatd al College and its financial needs is Gvnu~c yhn hsSt now beig presented to the state o aur;4n oii 02 ~"LegIslature in session at Columbia, J .Wnla .8.C an wll e ive cnsiertion c ill Ju preented aPpere thITgr"o atwekada CASH:,"PRIZES IS OFFERED BY THE PRODUCERS OF C P IC T I ,t Letters Commenting on any R - C F Feb. 6-11RC WEEK Feb6-11 Which will be celebrated by practically every Theatre in the country, including the PASTIME THEATRE Contest open to everybody--Costs - nothing to participate. POSITIVELY FREE! Circulars containing details will be furnish ed Free by the Pastime Theatre. .~S ShawTn -um ------ _ _ _ _ _ _ 3s Al in eia- -.Shaw nd )ple Mercantile era al WHITE SALE F n to k in I Now Going On nlsonl One lot Bleaching, was 25c, for yar d _ _1e ~ of One lot Blleachimg, was 30c, for yar d 12%c/ ~IV -,One lot Bleaching, w.as 40c, for i yar _I h 36-InchI Unbleach, hea~vy, was.i 15c, for yard .9e 1)10 SHEET ING et- : 10-4 Pepperel l Weari Well Bleac w1~as $1.00 for 5ie e Y. 9-4 Pepperecll Wear Well Bleaich wa~s 90c for l7e deC- 9-4 Pe lpperell Wea Wi~ell Unblech wa.s 8c for 13ec Next SHEETS Iloge PeppereLl Weart Well Sheets 81x9'0 wa s $3.00 foi $1.39l the ShetO7x0lws y d to C ustomer) 8 athe PlILOWV CASES aidel. 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MATINEE 3:30 --------------10c and 15c NIGHT-7:45 and 9 p. in.-------10c andl5c Friday "Who's Your Servant ?" With LOIS WILSON A picture story adapted from Julian John son's celebrated play-Gripping. No Matinee NIGHT-7:45 and 9 p. m. ....--.10c and 1.5c Saturday "BEACH OF DREAMS" EDITH STOREY And an all Sta' Cast-A Sea drama that's thrilling. A woman Robinson Cruso and the perils she met and conquered on an unchai'ted Isle in the Sea. 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