Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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i fi7 Mi MSONc a C nddireoto L. P McCall, who has many r experience along this (By E, D. Plowden.) Over five hundred students, or more Clemison College, S. C., Oct. 10.--- than 60 per cent of the student body, The Cla-endon County Club has been are enrolled in the recently organized organized for this year. The officers Bible study classes under the direc aret . J.. E. Hodge, President; 19L D. tion of the Y. M. C. A. These classes Plowten, Vice-President; 0. H. .Me- are .led by local ministers, members 'ntbsi, Soety-Treasurer. At Arst it of the faculty, and students. These was ti ought that the club would com- classes meet every Sunday night. bineT with' the Williamsburg County The radio broadcasting station is club but this was found'impossiblein begikinig to get' under way, and a Way. Ahd the club' is now indepen- though no .broadcasting has been tried t There are ei bgys fron yetit ,is thougth that this station r ' ' nCoupty this yeat ;' , will foont be sondig ".market news, b per ec a1 ationeof tl e coege rop reports, and concerts nil over the l.iAi been :perfected earlier than country. ' usual this year. The band now has Thi 84 pieces, and is in charge of a trained T improvements made .on Riggs ., . Sale Starts Saturd Clarendon] S/MMEli "iii .a 1 1unce Amnel N. 2o ot~c ler al -ft t 7 uSnoud e~l a 1 *S .tl Field for the big Centre-Clemson Perhaps the hardest game of the sea garhe will be of mucn permarent son in this State is with the Carolina benetfi to the field and will make fu ture games more satisfactory for the management and for the spectators, are ready and able to cope with any The seating capacity is now around in the South. The Clemson Th4eaig0aait0s0o.aon Carolina game, will be played on Octo 4,000.ber 26th at at the State Fair in Co The Clemson "Tigers" defeated the lumbia. Clemson meets the Presby Newberry "Indians" in a game of terian College team here next Friday, football here last Saturday by the October 13th, and then for Carolina majority of 57 'to 0. At he same with a rush! The first .game of the time the Clemson Freshmn team season 'was with the Center College battled the Piedmont team to a team, the greatest football machine scoreless tie over at Demorest, Ga. in the world, here on September 80. The "Tigers" are determined to win Clemson hold the center team to a 21 the State Championship this year and to 0 score, which was an excellent from all appearances it seems thab showing. Around 8,000 people saw the State rag is -within easy reach of this, the greatest football game in the fast and fighting Tiger eleven. South Carolina girdiron history. tea n Morning, 9. A. MC btadware Co. uTON, S. C. it It Wili Buy' tCerdia Clto.e7 Tea erainem Li ?lagoni altl ~rAl2a~g Grater O Dou3ntht Cndter te f9 Cloteorin/lner 3 foupJirainer 212 Pan 4e~lhrner 1 ~ Z w airpJ'trauhter Thf22irfsmm.nLadle fteamfee , tegasner f b23al mmmae Po~creit Cothemb wold h1eet ofo eaSurinepeo Clemson hel theIcenterteam to aa2 Eladwr Co.bnio~ne at 99 Wili Buy Ij .n102 S--attmnr 7 6 -UtCob .V.2 pn tt4/ ilu THE PEE DEE FAIR Florence, S. C., Oct. 11-The Blue RWbon athletic event of the Pee Dee section this season will be the foot ball game between the Furman Uni versity and The Citadel at the Pee Dee Fair October 19th. The game will be called at 8 o'clock in the after noon, an hour which will enable those who want to see it a chance to come and return home in the afternoon. Both teams are leading factors in the State Championship race for foot ball honors and all, who like foot ball will see a real game by two of the best teams in the State. This is the first college game of foot ball played in this section in I What Every Expectant Mother Should Know Mts. Laura Hendrix, Graeentbnt, Okla., says: "I want to express my apPreciation of "Mother's Friend." I am the mother of six children, ex pecting another one soon. I have used "Mother's FrienI" with every one of my babies. I think it is the grandest help that has ever been discovered for the expectant moth er. I can't do without it. I recom mend it to all expectant mothers. I can't say too much for it." "Mother's Friend" was originated by an eminent physician. It has saved thousands of expectant moth. ors from useless suffering. It is externally applied; aids the mus cles and tissues to relax easily and readjust themselves to the changes during expectancy and up to the moment baby arrives. "Mother's Friend" is sate and beneficial, and contains no nar cotics or harmful drugs. Avoid mere greases and useless substi tutes. Use "Mother's Friend" as our mothera and granidmothers did. Dlon't wait, start today, an'l menniwhile write to Bradneid DtRegulator Co., BA-i1, Atlanta, Ga.. for a free illustrated book containing informa tion every expectant nother should have. "Mother's Friend" is sold by all drug utorca -everywhere. yeas a'ld if the people patronize it, the game will be an annual event. 'i'here is not a fan in the State who has not heard of the great foot ball machine Bill Laval has at Furman this year, and the same can he said of the Citadel Bull Dogs, the stars of these teams will be in action, at the Pee Dee Faii' on the 19th. Reserved seats are now on sale at $1.50 and the number is limited. Another reason for ('over crops: a fertile soil makes better use of its rainfall-whether much or little-than a poor one. NOTICE TO ('IEDITORS United States District Court, Eastern District of South Carolina. In Bankruptcy. In the matter of Reuben Gordon, Bankrupt. 'i'o the Creditors of the said bankrupt: Take notice that the above named bankrupt has tiled his pet ition for dis charge and that a hearing will be had thereon on the 9th day of Novem ber, 1922, before said Court at Char leston, in said (istlri(t, at 11. o'clock ill the forenoon, at. which time and place all creditors and other persons inter ested may appea' and show (ause if any they have why the prayer of the said petitioner should not, he granted. Richard W. Hutson, 40 -4t. Clerk. Pay your' 1 921 taxets at 'the Sherilf's oflice by Novembher i rst, and save the c'ost (on samea. TllIN IN l'l.l'Sil. liOM\AS LIVIC IL)ST --One' cailf abouiteight mlonths I.S- (Onr hohuay betwee cn .i :laning aid K iingstrie two black and1( tan bondia dogs, male an id lemjah-. lle war i rturned to me or infornma tion bocatinmg s:iine. 10. It. P'lowden, TFIllN4 IN 'J~ii8. Ti'IOMIAS LiVyE I-t )lmNTLI A- lour roomn cottage withI back andi fr'onit porehe's, On \North (Church streeti, $ir). A threei room1) hoouse back andi front porci(he(s, Ibauibling on1 uorner MIain street, ad formuati'on aipidy tol I. I'. A Isbrnook. l'tOR RENTXI A ntice brick . tore. for TilliN IN ll.ldSil. ilOMAS ElvlE l'ai your 1921 taxi's ait the Shertif'. COt-LEG E PI4REI'AER.\TOR Y Mrs. I. C. Net tles A lsbrook, Pi'inIcipal M anni ng, Soulh 'a rolina I"-'ifteon st t adar d uinitsaI high schoo Engl ish, IFrench, .at lin, ilmathem.l)atics history, scce)'114 001 mal5enansipi i'N'iOugh) pepaation for any college Situdenits for' \ Winthrop a nd Clemsor winl hoiiors. Ind iv idual i nstructioni i'hor'oulgh ground inig. Ra pid progress Stuidentis :1(rompish more101 in on)e yeni othjeiwiso in t wo. lTumition, 36 weeks $45. Terms, Setemberil~l 11, 1922 th May :31, 1923. Christmans holidaty Decembieri 22 to JTan. 6i. Daily sessior 9 a. mn. toi 12:.30 n. m.