University of South Carolina Libraries
fkcm Pler» *EI AflWyp t . JL G. TiOe^Kae. ! ,iiH—T: ■fee taOs. Haaari ’■M « .iiUir f ]• *. at m U:U a m, m $:U fL m r- M 7;a» fu ML 11 ^ , M 7:99 Awxr9a4 ^ Bnmu* Star tar 4 (wHk»irV*r to Ike L«m* ,Ofa4iiefc a »km omirJaA t* vear Pro9t4M£Ml ran atatteoL tk« ba: tsfeacryaMOi'i^ Dri*g* Ike Aaiartr [ bri^tt, feOcioga Factfk rtlibea «1di tw« battle etan wm wide and to tibc qniec ihrioc rowa on tise rac^ aid aat to tke eoA maaae bol aot hi C il. SmtieraLf the email aocka ■a darffiiig wrtfacat aeemg that ''Teni,'' ahc vhtopefcd; look at the photoftayfc Otat aB ahooC Ite Ptfarlope? What steej ii the table.*The ^rriJirff duk-baircd i^to?** ^ maw waa foob^ and handaBme to e,** Itondlxy aw* hto Axmy captain'« cBtforzn. TbaTC was capabtbty to his icaa face, 4b?** Ifaw^ lW«->^strcwctb to the tone at bis brawl bwt rnrnrhwm^mmmt. •XJt, Tom,** DaraCby ““ laakcd, "why haTe I been sacb a Ihabr? Other wma have waited for "ITs beta a Icaig IttKm aipa te cito, haren't they? Always, to adbcel. 9be,i fhnoghawt the sfes, women bare aW Prrtetnja.** batoi baoyed by hofie — cren to chnd the PcBclope's time. Penelope waa eery ciiildrca’a smaO facts, dbe was too-. wtori aiw to keep worfctoc and new- “Tel yea wbib,"* ♦ *r, aerer to fhre ic>. I shall try to “TB fet ant Daddy's * be mart ia» her. Toea. ... ** mythalocy Wda aAernoon and meet t The radio anisic stopped. There reaelepe again, m tel yen the ' was otter sflenec tmtO a yoang race story at bedtime. WiD that do?** < caPrd from opstairs, “MoBomy! This was greeted with shoots of da-; Did the lady's hnbwM come bwck?T blfhted approeaL *nrcs,’* DoroOsy answered, “after to iMdr.a long Wme Ply sees eaeae home, a ariaafac^Hov go to sie^. darlags. Good iaco a chair. The < a|^tt.“ •HMturieal ■* •Recreational •Scenic •Industrial •Agricultural and •Educational TWELVE ISSUES (1 Year) South Carolina Magazine $3,00—Two Years $S.OO TWoe Years $7.00 •MAIL YOUR CHECK TODAY so diat ya« mm.j be aaeored o# tke first ia> sne comng prose . SOUTH CAROUNA MAGAZINE Box $35 CohnalNa, S.C CiredUfioo neeticd in. Kerabew C tj. Wfile for details. State Theatre ™»HAW, c Dec 27. •THE CHEATERS^ wfeb Sfc Sdbidkraafe . SATURDAY. DEC. 29 “Wn SMOKE- wfcb Slack iram SAT., DEC 29—10:30 p. TYLL it TO a STAR" with lobert Llriacstoa aad Haik Te MON.-TUES, Dec. 31. Jan. , TAR2AN AND THE AMAZONS" wkb Jobaar WeiMwellcr aad Breads Jeyeo WEDNEWAY, JAN. 2 *1 LOVE A BAND FhQ Harris and LMlie Brooks THURS..FRL, JAN. 3-4 TUIAPSODY IN BLUE" Joan Leeiie aad Robert Alda whiriwtods, she tlaaight low- togly. it wodkl take ten moflbwa to keep ap with them. Soefa baauttftil pride to at The dock BWeaared off (he tato’ otes, tick, tick, tick . . . Jost ooa glance at its bland face and Dorothy wag eo her feet agato. Sha act about waihtog the dtobca, II wasn't tow'd droppedtoto first toadblar into i Preaeated With An Auto the froth of adtote sods that Aa frit She bstened to their moflled re- **Tcs, Utosass came r repeated to herself. ^ at Tom's picture agato soddenly. happily, matched bis smSa wifli her'own. Pierce Is It as it bad »vumiibsbb from flmt page) •ome crery'day. ahnoto ttUing ber > raaaagers. Beaaie Beaia mod H. to its dark, bearvsickening spcIL Hasty. THE SMART SHOP ftor bands faltered. Bat pretty Mrs. Keeiaa lectured bericlt “Don't stop. Toarea a Job to do." Tackod to tbeir reapoctiee beda that nidht, the BtOc ooca were ob- eiously not the least bit sleepy. “Tcfl os the story. Mommy,'* Nan re- mtoded. 'Tea,'' urged Tommy, “you “And I shall keep my promiaa if you'll both go right to sleep after- arard. No thousand drinks of arater.’* She smiled at each of them in tarn, then began the story. , XL MM» the .tale, familiar to almost j The diaaer vas aerred ta tae sria- tioe room of the chib witk sD of the uMcs oecaptod by aicBbers of iboi football sdoad. tbe yooag ladiea wboi '•ore cheer lestoers daring tbe seaeon.^ members of the city cooacil. school' 'mstees. newspaper vritars and fa-l *hen and aoebers of many of the 'earn members. , During tbe eYeniag 'bo Dm Roberts dno prorided mosic. Oaring tbe fire years Pierce has wen to charge of tbe coaching of tbe Itolltog team, tbe Higbs bare von one state champknebip. that in Ibtt. Announcement Begimmng January Ist, our milk prices wUt conform with the recent price chang es as announced to us by the Office of Price Administration in their letter un der date of December 18,1945, ROCK SPRINGS CREAMERY CAMDEN DAIRIES BOURBON DAIRIES Driwa Carofolly—Saaw a Lifobl iT:' ■iL . a &■ r 1 January Sale January 31 THE LAST DAY FOR MEN NOW IN THE ARMY TO RETAIN THEIR PRESENT GRADES BY REENLISTING ... Begins Friday, December 28 Jttttior Maaoaa jum! Woman’s FaU and Winter DRl Fan tuid Winter COATS - Fan and Winter SUITS - Light weight All-Wool JACKETS Fully lined Shetland Short SPORT COATS Ons-Half Price .. One-Half Price One-Half Price One-Half Price One.Half Prioe One-HaW Price Onc-HaH Price One-HsH Price V- tiH'i — IS--*-'. c A A Jl < M z O ONE LOT OF ALL-WOOL SKIRTS Onfrhalf Price ■*aA Complete range of sizes 3nd colors in AJLL“l^00L H One-half Price 1 SbMd RSM-roo bSHd *l»H^O •®Md USH-toq soHd n«H*roo send MtH-roo »»Hd M«H-roo »»Hd ll«H-»«0 1 lot of ladies Hand Bags - - Vi price - (plus fed. tax) Ladies’ and Children’s All-Wool and For Mittens - - - - H price CHARGES OR APPROVALS — AI^L FINAL 1 lot of Ladies’Blouses - - Vi price 1 lot of Ladies’ House Coats - Vi price Wool Slacks ------ Vi price FORMER mCE - - — ,55 ^ A Men now in the Army who re~ enlist before February 1 will be reenlisted in their- present grade. Men honorably dis charged can reenlist within 20 days after discharge in the grade they held at the ti^e of discharge, prorided they re enlist before February I, 1946. There's a long list of attractive reenlistment pcirileges in the new Armed Forces Voluntary Reemitment .\ct of 1945. The ability to keep your present grade is only one of them, bat this privilege expires on January 31. There are plenty of other reasons why many thonsands of men have enlist^ and more thonaands are enlisting every day. YouTl certainly want to know all of the opportunities open to you. If youTl read them carefully, youTl know why a job in the new peace- tiase Regular Army is being regarded today as “The Best Jfl^ in the World.” HIGHLIGHTS OF THE NEW ENLISTMENT PROGRAM 1. EnKstaaaata far m. 3 or 3 y****- (1-Y««r •aiiataacMs pwinrd lor mea ooor in Araxy with 6 ■KMtW •orTka.) 2. Eaiima—t ••• froM 17 to M yiv Bodanao, —roy* for mm warn m Aewr. wtio BMy Tooolisf at emf sgO- а. lI—yliWiMgr—— pr——cirad—. d tboT roonlirt viduo 30 d*f« dtttr diwhorgo ood boforo Fobrvory 1. 1940. 4. Tho boot poy tmlo. modicol cm,, food, quarurs aoid ckUbiog io Army Wwf-irTT 5. Aa iacTooao ia tbo rooidiounoaC boBoo to $50 for ooeb yoor rf wtiao soraico daco sack boMW VM loot poW. or aotoo loot ovtry into oorairo б. Up to 90 ■doya’ poMl forioogb.^ pooding oa toegth of oorrico, vUbfw- loutb troaol paid to hooar aad ranaa. for mm worn ia Anay otho oaliot J. A 30-doy fvriooKb oaory yoor at fdl PW g. Mnotoriag-oat pay (boood npo* toectb of oorairo) to oO mm vbo ofO tfiorhorpiil to roonliot 9. Optkxi to rotiro at batf pay «o« afur 20 yoara' aaraico- 30 t tbrao quartoro pay _ , i , aka. AB proaioaa pettao fodww toor^ waam r tba Cl BUI af' l^Boaoftta na Rigbta. 11. Faodiy allovamMS lor tho tartBOf onliotmont for dopoadoota of woa mW on hat bofora Jtdy L Itob. 12. Opportaaity tp loam oao or wmn of 200 dtOa aad Iradaa. ISL Cbofca of broach to oaataooa tbaour ia tho Air. Sarako Foccas on ; « - / - If'! PAY PER MONTH- ENLISTED MEN Is Mtoho Is Nsi, LsitoR. (a)-PIaa 20% Innoaaa for Soraico Oaaroaaa. (b)—Phw 50% if Ifoaabar of Flyiag Croaro, Parodratiot, ate. (c) —Plot 5% locroaoB ia Fqr. for Xod) 3Yaaro of Soraioa. Cmpesol te Smart Sli^pi i . /' AA SIf THf JOO, TNSCVWi ^^VAlOfAM or f IIMUjO IDPTO $155-5^ tidJOSr UA25 ,..59SJDO iSMO **2 St J.-V*.' , . , - . .f. ' A- %r*T’ '(**• • . .V’ juntn ■