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to CLASSIFIED ADS 1 time 3 times 6 times style type, per word 3c style type, per word 4c 6c This style type, per word 6c 9e -CASH IN ADVANCE FOR RENT Modern apurtment, private entrances; garage. Best location; rent reasonable. Apply J. H. Hydrick, Hydrick 27 Elliott St.

Two large modern apartments at 55 Whitman Street, private entrances, including private garages and coal houses; spacious grounds. Apply to L. A. Murray. Phone 717-R.

Front bed room, adjoining bath. Apply 27 E. Glover. Phone 517. Apartment, steam heat.

75 Ellis Ave. Phones 664-W or 249. Three room apartment, unfurnished. private bath. Mrs.

J. B. Owen. Sheriff Salley Place, Belleville Road. Phone 4205.

-Room Downstairs Apartment, unfurnished. Mrs. M. O. Dantzler.

Phone 87-J. Residence at 81 East Amelia Street. Entire home or apartments. See A. W.

Cherry at Cherry's Drug Store. MATTRESS RENOVATING. Renovate your beds for winter service. Our service and work will satisfy. We call for and deliver mattresses and inner spring beds.

Can save you on our system. Call 158. Reliable Mattress Works, K. J. Gillam, Orangeburg, S.

C. LOST One black and tan hound puppy about grown, strayed from my farm near Livingston Friday night. Reward for any information leading to the finding of the dog. George W. Salley, Livingston, S.

C. WANTED Rye, Oats Wanted -We are in the market for Abrazzi Rye and Fulgrain Oats. Submit samples. Shuler Smoak. STRAYED Strayed to my place, one black hound with white tips.

Owner can get same by paving costs. W. R. Judy. Norway.

S. C. BUSINESS NOTICE. For metal weather stripping, caulking and Venetian blinds, call 144-J for free estimates. M.

A. Shecut, Orangeburg, S. C. MEDICAL For summer colds, cough, hoarseness. detect bottle, of Cherry's Creo-Mix.

Cherry's Drug Store. PIANO TUNING. Piano tuning and rebuilding half rates. Organs and pianos for sale, $10 up. Box 68.

Orangeburg, S. C. PERSONAL Men Old At 40! Get Pep. Ne: Ostrex Tonic Tablets contain in- vigorators, stimulants. 73 year old doctor says "I take Ostrex myself." $1.00 size, special today 89c.

Call. write Orangeburg Pharmacy. Trespass Notice Trespass of any kind. including hunting. fishing, cutting wood.

and hauling of straw. is strictly forbidden on any and all lands owned or controlled by the undersigned in Edisto Township. Violators. whether or not first offenders, will be vigorously Dr'Osecuted. WILMOT T.

JENNINGS Cope. S. C. LAND FOR SALE We are offering for sale the following tracts of land: About 50 acres land. known as the I.

G. Blackmon place, near Two Mile Swamp Church. About 25 acres of land in Goodland Township, about three miles West of Neeses, known as the R. B. Stroman land.

About 33 acres of land. about two miles West of Bolen Town. known as the A. L. Rutland land.

About 50 acres of land in Union Township on the South Edisto River. formerly lands of J. J. Hutto, about two miles West of the old site of Union Methodist Church. ZEIGLER BRAILSFORD Attornevs.

USED CARS For the Biggest Values in Good Used Cars See HERBERT ULMER at CITY AUTO SUPPLY "Your Chrysler and Plymouth Dealer" THE TIMES AND DEMOCRAT, ORANGEBURG, S. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1939. PAGE SEVEN Tigers Smother Gamecocks 27-0 In Gridiron Classic 19,000 See Clemson Win Colorful Game Powerful Tiger Eleven, Sparked by McFadden, Takes 6th Game in Row: Tallies in First, Second and Fourth COLUMBIA, Oct. 19. (AP)The powerful Clemson Tigers, by the brilliant Banks McFadden, smote the hapless South Carolina Gamecocks with fury and forece today to win a decisive 27-0 victory in their annual State Fair gridiron classic.

A crowd estimated at 19.000 saw the masterful Tigers rack up their 25th victory out of 37 games in the colorful series they started in 1896 and run the string of consecutive Carolina defeats to six. The Gamecocks, despite gallant efforts, were held almost completely in check by the superior all-round play of the Tigers. The first Clemson touchdown came ten minutes after the opening kickoff and from there on the Tigers were constantly storming the Gamecock defenses for long gains. Except in the last quarter, the Gamecocks never showed any sustained offensive. Their ball-carriers could never shake themselves loose because the blockers failed clear the way.

The Clemson defense, was too good, and several promising gains nullified by penalties. On the other hand, the Tiger blocking was superb and the speedy backs had little trouble in reeling off substantial gains. The lineups: Pos. Clemson Carolina Nowak LE- Blalock Long LG Moorer Weir -Sharpe Hartel RG -Cox Hatkevich RT Hall Biggs RE Black Crews LANDHO! AT LAST WE HAVE REACHED NEUTOPIA WHERE EVERYTHING IS PERFECT BRICK BRADFORD KING FEATURES SYNDICATE MY BOY I CHECKED OVER YOUR CASH DI2OKS AND THEY'RE IN PERFECT O. H.

S. Meets Hartsville By ED SIMS. The probable line-up: The Orangeburg Indians travel to Hartsville today and take on the Hartsville eleven in their fifth 1939 season encounter. To date. the locals have won three and dropped one game.

and this is their last contest before taking on the powerful Columbia team at the County Fair next week. Bowling News BOWLING NEWS Big Dipper team went down in defeat before the Moody-Lake Electrics last night, three straight. Mr. Poole failed to get his boys warmed up together with some tough breaks, let the Electrics forge ahead with over 200 pins for three games. Poole led his team with 326 and Summerlyn was second with 311.

Next week Dickert will be with them again and a better game is promised. Lake for the Electrics went on a strike and spare shooting spree and rolled out 432 pins with Smoak second with 394. The score was: Dig Dipper Dawson 91 101 101--293 Poole 117 107 102-326 Summerlyn 83 113 110-311 Higler 87 107 111-305 Blank 95 95 97--287 Totals 1522 Moody- -Lake Smoak .120 138 136- 394 O'Cain 95 115 97-307 Fabian 106 95 103 304 Hughes 109 127 108 -346 Lake 161 127 144-432 Totals .1783 Account of the Fair next week. games will be plaved tonight. See the Score Board at the Alleys for these games.

Doubleheader Monday and one game Tuesday night. Standing of Teams to Date Team Pet. Pins Hoover's 18 15 3 .833 10554 Summers .18 14 4 .777 10226 Theatre WIT' EVERYTHING PERFECT THE PEOPLE OUGHT TO BE EXTER 7 HAPPY HAS PASSED AFTER SMASHING THE VILLAGE OF LOS AGOSTO NOT SHORT A CENT THAT'S AND AFTER DITTO! ALL THE MONEY I USED OuT OF THAT FUND! Tennessee-Alabama Game Is Standout Meet Saturday I LE LT- Eargle LG- Collier Mowry RG -Dukes RT. -Brodie RE--Parker HB Barber HB Zeigler FB--Robinson QB- Osborne Jeffords 18 12 Moody- Lake 18 18 10 Big Dipper Nu-South 18 DO Ways Gulf 18 5 Jaycees 18 line-up: 145 Is Standout .195 196 .150 .215 202 180 .180 160 181 .150 6 .666 10176 9 .500 10080 11 .388 9592 12 .333 9289 13 .278 9413 14 .222 9694 ERSKINE PRACTICES Erskine College's Seceders were put through a light workoue yesterday in preparation for the Newberry game tomorrow night. Pass defense, passing and kicking were practiced.

McCain, tackle: tackle, and Watts, guard, Stevenson, on the injured list. probably will not be able to play in the Newberry game. P. C. VS.

STETSON TONIGHT Presbyterian College's Blue Hose. riding at the top of the South Atlantic Conference, will clash with the Stetson Hatters in a football game here tonight. The kickoff will be at 8 p. m. Account Overdrawn Doctor- "This is a very sad case, very sad indeed.

I much regret to tell you that your wife's mind is gone- completely Mr. not at all surprised. doctor. She's been giving me a piece of it every day for fifteen Excuse It. Please Timid Householder (resourcefully, after discovering two burglars at work)- take any n-notice of me I'm only walking in my An equipment-building to meet any emergency by the railroads of the Starring CANNOT BELIEVE IT IT YET COME CANNOT BELIEVE IT! 10 20 THE TERRIFIC VALAGERS (HOMES LOS AGO5TO IS LISTEN, BILL "DO ARIONE MAKE A DEPOSIT IN THE CLASS FUND LATELY NOTHING OH.

NOTHING MATTER? NOTHING NOTHING MUCH By WILLIAM RITT and CLARENCE GRAY WAS THE DEVIL, HIMSELF A-IEE! SATAN IT WAS -AND MAY TO DO US DREADFUL THE DARK DEMON. HARM! NEVER RETURN! RETURN TO THEIR RUINED COMPLETELY A WRECK SEYOND REPAIR FOR SALE Ducks, 15c per lb. Mrs. R. J.

Jeffords, Jr. Phone 677. Perennial Candytuft, 50c and Regal Lily bulbs, $1 doz. Ruth Dibble, 38 East Glover St. Two beautiful residential lots, located on North Boulevard.

S. W. Caldwell, Phone 382-W. Young Calves. Phone 44 or 86.

Baby Chicks- are still receiving weekly shipments of our famous Indiana hatched baby chicks. Place orders early. Shuler Smoak. One Sumter Semi-Trailer with brakes, 34x7 tires. Highway inspected.

Can be seen at Jack Brickle's Shell Station. Nice grocery store and fixtures, located at corner of Green and Cemetary streets, with four room apartment adjoining. Call 9162, or see Marvin Craven, 132 Green St. Two lots on Clarendon Avenue. Mrs.

Bettie Way. DEATHS MRS. MARION TILL. Funeral services were held on Tuesday morning. Oct.

10 10 o'clock from Four Holes Eaptist church for Mrs. Marion Till. age 37. The services in charge of Rev. C.

B. Prince, pastor. After being very ill at the Tri-County Hospital the body was laid to rest in the church cemetery beneath a mound of beautiful flowers placed there by many relatives and friends. Mrs. Till was admired and loved by all who knew her and was a woman of gracious charm and manner that endeared her many.

She was loval to her church and will be greatly missed in the communitv. She was before marriage Miss Marie Shuler, daughter of Mrs. Angie and the late J. Macon Shuler of near Cameron. Active pallbearer: Bailey Felkel, Wilfred and Myers Stroman.

Nicholas Rickenbaker. J. L. Bozard and Newton Till. Honorary pallbearers included deacons of Four Holes Baptist church.

She is survived by her husband and nine children: Marion Margaret, Mary Alice. LaVerne, Helen, Leon. Carrie J. C. and Grady Till, all of the Four Holes section: also Ther mother: one sister Hattie Nae Shuler: three brothers.

Ernest. Bryant and James Shuler, all of near Cameron. Meet Alabama Here Tomorrow South Carolina State expects to unset the dope bucket Saturday they meet Alabama State here. Coach Dawson has watched the Bulldogs in three scrimmages this week and stated that his squad looked good for the coming conference battle. He stated further that his eleven would surprise the Hornets of Alabama and come on througn with a victory.

Alabama State brought a team who are headed for the conference championship. having defeated every conference foe met this season. including Florida A. 1938 conference champions. which they defeated last Saturday at Montgamery 9-6.

Despite this record of Alabama, Coach Dawson is confident S. C. State will be ready to give the invaders a surprise. The showing in Atlanta last Saturday against Morris Brown. shifts that have beer made in the line-un based on the showing in three scrimmages this week.

together with the fact that there were no serious injuries to players except Motley, promising newcomer, have resulted in much optimism in the Bulldogs' camp. Coach Dawson will start at left and Capt. McDow. a sixty min- ute man in the Morris Brown game: Calloway. a veteran linesman at left tackle: Turner, a newcomer who has been shifted from the backfield into the line.

at left guard: Frederick. a veteran who has been shifted from the end. at center: Weaver. a former Booker granite pillar. at right guard: Wall.

a newcomer. at right tackle: Hussey, a veteran. at right end. and a blocking. running and passing backfield with Gilliam at the quarterback: Davis at fullback and Martin and Ford.

halfbacks. Football fans from all parts of the state are expected to fill the stands of the new stadium and be ready for the kickoff at 2.15 D. m. FOOTBALL S. C.

STATE VS. ALABAMA STATE SATURDAY, OCT. 21 STATE COLLEGE STADIUM ORANGEBURG, S. C. Admission 99c KICKOFF 2:15 P.

M. (BY BILL BONI) NEW YORK. Oct. 19. -(AP) Football teams already being hailed as standouts in their leagues will put their raxings on the line for potent conference rivals to shoot at this aSturday in all but the Southern Conference.

The No. 1 attraction in this array, of course, will be the clash at Knoxville between Tennessee and Alabama. This may develop, subordinately, into a battle between George Cafego, the Volunteers' ace back of 1938 who has been under wraps so far, and Jimmy Nelson, the hard-driving sophomore who has helped keep the Crimson Tide up with Tennessee and Tulane wherever Southeastern Conference football is discussed. In the Big Ten, Ohio State will run up against Minnesota. which earned plenty of praise in its tie with Purdue: unbeaten, unscoredon Harvard against unbeaten-unscored-on Pennsylvania will be the "Ivy League" special; Oklahoma's Rampant Soners will open defense of their Big Six title against Nansas; Texas Aggies will meet the frst of six straight Southwest Conference fores in Texas Christian.

Overence game, will try to make it two against and Denver. Utah in the Washington, Mountain States Big Seven, will seconds take on Utah State. Duke and North Carolina. Southern Conference co-favorites, will have their hands full. and possible more, with outside opposition.

The Blue Devils will face improving Syracuse, while the Tar Heels will stack up against powerdriving Tulane. Michigan, Ohio State. Minnesota and Purdue generally are tabbed the class of the Big Ten. Purdue is the only one of four which. on its remaining schedule.

has then none of the other three Yet the Boilermakers still be able to relax against Northwestern. Wisconsin POPEYE By PAUL ROBINSON YES. ETTA, SO THE LIL' JELLY BEAN WHY, PUT IN ONE MADE UP THE SHORTAGE! HUNDRED AND AFTER THE MANGY DOLLARS. WAY I TREATED HER BUT DONT TELL HER I TOLD YOU! SHE WANTED IT KEPT 16. ho Copt 1419, Kong Features AND SKEETER By WALLY BISHOP YOO-HOO! YOU'RE SO IT'S NOTHING! COME T'LL TAKE 000! GALLANT! ME TO G'EYE! YOU HOME UNDER MY THANK YOUR YOU CARRY do PUBLIC SCHOOL No.

5. 1939, King ares Syndicate, Inc. World rights reserved diana. The highway to hell may be paved with good intentions, but the high road to touchdowns is paved by good blocking. Which is another saying that Cornell's Whit Baker and Michigan's Tom Harmon, among others, might not be such prominent scorers if it weren't for the help rendered them by Walt Matusezak and Forest Evashevski.

They're in the backfield. too, but from the headlines youd's hardly know it. QB--Payne Elseton LH- McFadden Stroud RH- Bryant Blouin FB- -Timmons J. Henson Score by periods: Clemson -1 0 13-27 Carolina 0 0 0- 0 Clemson scoring: Touchdowns, McFadden. Maness (sub BryRion (sub for McFadden,) Floyd- (sub for Bryant).

Points after touchdowns. Bryant, McElveen (sub for Payne), Rion (place- ments). FACTS AND FIGURES. SC First downs 22 5 Yards gained rushing 250 70 Forward passes attempted 11 9 Forward passes completed 5 3 Yards by forward passes 87 20 Yds. lost attempted forward passes 0 0 Forward passes intercepted by 2 Yds.

gained, run back int. passes 29 11 Punting average (from scrimmage) 33.5 24.8 Total yds all kicked returned. 84 112 Opponents fumbles recovered 0 2 Yards lost by penalty 20 55 Branchville Team To Meet Cameron Branchville and Cameron will clash in a six-man football game, Friday, Oct. 20, in Branchville. A good game is expected.

The game starts at 3:30. Admisson will be 10 and 20. Thimble PULL RIGHT UP TO THE VERY DOCK WIMPY WELL, SIR -And the Metal WE'RE SAFE! THE METAL MONSTER MISSED US! THE GIANT ROBOT WORLD RICHTS RESERVED LITTLE FISHING HUH THEY HI, TINY. OH." GLAD TO ARE HEAR THE THANKS, GOOD DEAN As a sample of how Sammy Baugh and Davey O'Brien have spoiled the T. C.

we offer this in evidence: After Rusty Cowart. secondstring T. C. U. quarterback, had completed 14 of 20 passes for over 200 yards against Temple in the first half last Saturday, we though we'd like some information on the young man.

But the gentlemen from Texas didn't share our enthusiasm. "Shucks." they said, "he's not so much. The boys have to turn back to catch his passes. If a passer can't hit his receiver in the eye, he's no good. From Marquette, winner over Michigan State last week on a free-kick field goal: comes word of a sterling center.

He's Ray Apolskis, a junior and a 60-minlite man even through, against Kansas State and Michigan State. he played with a broken hand. Last vear, as a sophomore, Ray not only played center and guard but also called signals. Let this serve as due warning to Southern eMthedist. which will entertain Mr.

Apolskis (pronounced Ah-pallskiss) on Saturday. Just. An Echo parrot of vours is quite program is pledged nation. booked. a gossip.

won't I don't know. He Iowa, what he hears. but ho doesn't and In- vent scandalous details." repeats in- 10-RO a ETTA KETT 44.