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> » i~ * . -2- rvr- THE FLORENCE DAILY TIMES * MONDAY AFTERNOON.'^OCTOBFIl 2, 1922 PURETEST HOUSEHOLD REMEDIES % Just talk themselves into Your Confidence with their QUALITY and GOODNESS. How secure the Mother can feel when the FAMILY MEDICINE CABINET is supplied with EPSOM SALTS SULPHUR SODIUM PHOSPHATE RUBBING ALCOHOL PURETEST . CASTOR OIL' BORIC ACID, m a /rW MMfl ZINC STEARATEc FLAXSEED MEA^, All the PUREST Commodi^M are sold at Your RECALL Store. RILEY DRUG COMPANY *' t y “THE REXALL STORE" 52 West Evans St. Phone 38 CLEMSON LOSES TO PRAYING COLONELS KENTUCKIANS SHOW GREAT FORM. LIGHTSEY STfRS FOR THE TIGERS goals from' D>%tement. Reteiec. Thomas IPniitomi. Umpire, Stt^lt ( , |.\jbtirn). Head linesman. Erwin (Dyilte). Time of periods, 12, 15, 12, 15. . Clemson College, Oct. 2.—After holding the "Praying Colonels" cl Centre college, to a scoreless tie for( * high school games * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ frj* ♦ ♦ ♦ ****** Darlliip^n it Darlington Woni thj ball game-Si Dillon by the see game ind 'many' the first period of their annual con-ftytarter the locate rs 1 jM1< Send it to the Diy Cleaner 0 T Ht A.LMC9 99 Smith Is Forming “1 he Regulars Club. Do you belong to “the regulars?” The regulars are a band of Florence men who have told Smith to call regularly every week for a suit of clothes to be dry cleaned or pressed. . ^ Ladles are also eligible for membership, v Smith calls them “the regulars.” There Is no limit to the membership, no dues) no officers—no meetings to attend. . - I ■ . i i Just a suit to send regularly. . ’ By the way these regulars are the best dressed men in Florence. Dry cleaning as we do it is pre-eminently the saver of clothes, the finest way to preserve them and keep them looking new. ' Join the regulars now. You are eligible. Florence. Steam Laundry Incorporated , DRY CLEANING DEPARTMENT PHONE 77 test at Cleinson the Clemson Tigen were forced to give ground In the final period and the Kentuckians reg istered one touchdown and a goal to a period to score a 21 to 0 victor The margin of victory was seven points more than last season when the Colonels beat the Tigers at Dan ville Centre showed a decided edge and outrushed the South Carolinians from the first, registering eighteen first downs to four for the home team. Clemson was unable to make a for ward pass, while Centre made fouMgsi count for a total of sixty-three yards; pv one being over the goal line for a touchdown. Although the Colonels were without the services of Capt. “Red” Roberts; the back field men and ends were the stars of the day. Covington, Tanner and Bartlett ran well with the ball, j while Snoddy’s end play was spectac ular. The outstanding defensive player of the day was Lightsey, Clein- son tackle. His work stood out throughout. Zelgler was the most consistent Clemson player on attack, authough Turnlpseed made the long est gain for Clemson, a twenty-five yard run. Covington, for Centre, also ran twenty-five yards In returning a punt in the most spectacular broken field play *t the day. and Rogers, tl] ird.s for a touch lit guard, adde a neat drop-&| re scoring in he second nJ Ifigton receiving | football they mar fir a second aEain added the * drop-kick. The made by a 60-yard iTI by Parsons, halfback to get extra point, uccesslul forward as put wtthin stri Winner opening foot ?rnoon against 126 to 0. The In. the first ivered a fum- it end. ran <0 Milling, the f try' for point There was uo it ha’L, sped by Da-> by straight | down the field ?n.. MUHPg point with a [Touchdown was] ground left,end tyfkg failed/ series of the ball stance of "carried It bhdown. * Wesleyan 23. Union 0. Brown 27. Rhode l -.and State ft. Rutgers 13, Penn Military 0. Lehign 0, (lettysbnrg 0. Rensslaer 25, St. Stephens 0. Penn State 28. William and Mary 7 Bur knell 41. Alfred 0. Colby 3, Boston university 3. Wooster 7, Ashland (Ohio) 0. WIMenberg 3. Third 0. Anav 1*2. Lebanon Valiev 0. Pennsylvania 14. Franklin and Mar shall 0 I Trinity 9, Lowell Textile school ft University of Pittsburg 37. Univer sity of Cincinnati 0. Washington and Jefferson- 36. West minister 0. Colgate 50. Clarksob 6. University oL’tlecrg^ 41. Mercer 0. Roanoke college 18t, Randolph-Ma con academy 0 V. Notre Dame 46. Kalamazoo ft. University of Detroit 7, Wilming ton (Ohio) college 0./ v 6owdoin 28. Amherst 7 . Rochester 7, St. Lawrence 7. Wabash 16, Hanovler 0. Upper Iowa university 0, Colorado: college 14. Princeton 30. Johns Honklns 0. Cornell 55. St. lonaventure 7. Dakota Wesleyan 0. Creyton 7. State Teachers 3. Cornell college ft. Beloit 34. DeKalb 0. Marquette university 52, Campion ihe goal and Dick _ aver for the fourth t6 Dillon at no time threatened Dar- ington’s goal. The features for Dar-j marque ington was the offensive work of | college 0. m harp, Brown and Parsons, who •did I Eureka 16, Western Teachers col ost of the ground gaining, and tire lei -® ^ ^ .efensive work of Tuttle and Coker, Knox college 6, Iowa Wes cyan 16. he Dillon quarterback, was the In- University of Maryland 7. Third t lividual star for the visitors. I •^ rea Carlisle Victor 1 Villanova 15. West Maryland 0. Insurance Matters Is your Insurance business being handled in a way satisfactory to you? We keep our methods strictly up-to-date in every respect. You are welcome to the benefit of our many years o£ experience— THAT’S SERVICE! INCORPORATED YOUR INSURANCE FRIENDS Florence, S.C. : Carlisle opened the football season t>y defeating the fast St. Matthews fcigh school team by the score of 37 ' to 0. Carlisle scored six touchdowns nd kicked one goal. The St. Mat- • Seven thousand people saw the game. The lineup: ’Centre (21 Position Clemson (0) Lemon Williams L. X. j Lynch Lightsey L. T. Jones Tennant Kubale L. a. .... Harvev Rubarth .... C. Gregor R. G. .. Shockley Snoddy R. T. Covington ... R. E. Turnipseed Bartlett Q. B. Hudgins .... L. H. Tanner R. H. F. B. Western Reserve 0, Akron univer sity 46. Auburn 72, .Howar<f 0. Albright 34. Jnanita 0. West Virginia unlversUy 20, W?st Score for periods: Centre 0 7 7 7—21 Clemson 0 0 0 0— 0 Centre scoring Touchdowns, Cov ington, Snoddy, Bartlett. Points from try after touchdown, Lemon (3), all fhews team put up a plucky fight, but I Virginia Wesleyan 3 the superior weight and experience of i Geneva college 6, Waynesburg 0. * - .. .. I Wabash 16. Hanover u. University of Kentuoky 16, Mar shall college 0.. , St. Louis university 40, Cape Gir- ardeau (Mo.) State Normal 0. University of Tennessee 32, Carson J Newman 7. University of Louisville 0, Western Kentucky Normal 6. JShe locals was too much for them. Large and Folk were the best ground gainers for Carlisle while Brabham, Easterling and Roberts played well 6 the line. The rquarters were 12 inutes each. » McColl Wins First ' McColl defeated the fast Hamlet team on the latter field Friday by the score of 18 to 0. The game was very plqw. Both teams put-up a good fight but team work and strong defensive playing of McColl gave the visitors a |ictory. Those who deserve a special; mention were Charlie Bozeman and 1 Y|en Moore Tatum, the McColl ends,! j»ho displayed some hard tackling Along with their headwork in sizing *P the opponents’ plays. McColl is Poking forward to competing for the state championship of South Carolina this year as she aas ten of her last fear’s team out again this year. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ * FOOTBALL RESUTLS * Dodge rotherg SEDAN V » S Exceptional fnterestTias I>een aroused by the practical arrangement of the interior. 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