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Announcements For Congress. Announcement of W. F. Stevenson to the Democratic voters* of the Fifth Congressional District of South Car olina: I desire to thank you for the splend'd vote you have heretofore pi\i_r. me at each election and to an nounce that I am a candidate for Congress for the 73rd Congress in the Democratic Primary to be held ?_ in August and hereby- solicit your votes in the said primary and pledge my continued loyalty to your best inter est and faithful devotion to the needs of the District. W. F. STEVENSON. J For Congress ? + ? I hereby announce myself a can- j didate for the 73rd Cingress from | the Fifth Congressional District of 1 South Carolina and pledge myself to : be governed by the rules of the j democratic primary. J. P. RICHARDS, j House of Representatives To the Voters: I hereby announce myself a* a candidate for the Legislature from Kevr.haw County subject to the rules of the Democratic Primary. Your support appreciated. E. T. BOWEN. For House of Representatives i I hereby announce my?elf as a can didate for re-elect'on to the House of , Representatives fi om Kershaw Cduii- j ty, and will appreciate the vote* of the people in the coming primary. J Respectfully. J. R. BELK. | For House of Representatives I I hereby announce myself a candi date for the House of Representa- ' tives from Kershaw county, subject to the rules governing the Democrat-' ic primary election. I pledge my 1 best scrv'ce in interest of every citi- 1 7,en of the county. I will appreciate the votes of all. J ? WADE H. JONES. For Clerk of Court I hereby announce myself as a candidate for re-election to the office ! ">f Clerk of Court for Kersihaw County , subject to rulec of the Democratic 1 primary. JAMES H. CLYBURN. 1 For Clerk of Court I I hereby announce myself as a can- j didate for Clerk of Couit for Kershaw j County subject to the rules of the : Democratic Primary. Your support j will be appreciated. ( W. CURTIS MOORE. I FOR COUNTY DIRECTOR To the' Voters of Kershaw County: I hereby announce myself as a can didate for re-election to the office of County Director for DeKialb Township and will appreciate your continued support which I have been favored j with in tne pastv 'Respectfully, H. G. CARRISON, JR. | For County Director At tho solic.tutlon of many of my friends throughout the township I hereby announce myself as a candi date for the office of Direc'or for De Kalb Township, and will appreciate the support of the people in the com ing primary. Respec' fully, W. T. REDFEARN For County Director from Watcrec 1 Township I hereby announce my?elf a car.di- , date for Township Director for Wa- | toree Township, subject to the rules' of the Democratc Primary. I will up- , prcciJte your support. W. M PICaKE. I At tho solicitation of my friends, 1 | hereby announce myself as a candi date for the office of County Director from Wateroe Tuwnship, subject to j the rules of the Democratic party, j JOHN RA30N. i FOR MASTER IN EQUITY ' , 1 hereby announce myself as a can- , ... didat0 for re-election to the office of Master for Kershaw county subject to the rules of the Democratic pri mary. W. L. DePASS, JR. j For Magistrate Lower Township ' ?"* West Water ee 1 hereby announce mynelf as a can didate for Magistrate Kershaw Coun ty Wewt Watereo Township subject to the rules of the Democratic Primary. < Will appreciate your support. WARREN D. SANDERS. FOR COUNTY DIRECTOR I hereby announce myself ns a can didate for County Director from Township subject to the rule? of the Democratic Primary. JOHN L. KIHKI.AND. For Superintendent of Education To the Voters of Kershaw County: I hereby announce myself as a can didate for re-election to the office of County Superintendent of Education, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. Very respectfully, (MkS.) KATHLEEN B. WATTS. I For Superintendent of Education I | I hereby announce myself as a can 1 didato for the office of Superintertd 1 ent of Education, subject to the rules 1 of the Democratic primary and will I appreciate the votes of the people of j the, county. ALVA D. GASKIN i For Magistrate DeKalb Township I hereby announce myself as a can didate for re-election to the office of Magistrate for DeKalb Township subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. B. M. SMITII. For Magistrate DeKalb Township I hereby announce myself as a can didate for Magistrate for DeKalb Townsh p subject to the rules of the Democratic Primary. D. M. McCASKlLL.' For Coroner We, the fiiends of Mr. G. R. Clem ents, hereby announce his as a can d date for Coroner of Kershaw County, subject to the ? rules of the Democratic Primary. FRIENDS. For Coroner I hereby announce myself as a can didate for the office of Coroner for Kershaw county subject to the rules of the Democratic primary and will appreciate the votes of the people. Very respectfully, ISAAC F. HOLLAND. For Coroner I hereby announce my name as a candidate for the office of Coroner for Kershaw county in the approach ing primary election subject to the rules of the Democratic ipanty, and will appreciate the support of the voters. THOMAS ?T. TURNER. For Magistrate Upper Division West Wateree I hereby announce myself as a can didate for Magistrate from the Upper Division West Wateree subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. 1 will appreciate the support of all the ADOLPHUS DOWEY. Relieves Women's Pains Here Is an example of how Cardul has helped thousands of women: "I was very thin and pale," writes Mra. F. H. Scott, of Roa noke, Va. "I suffered from weak ness and. a severe pain In my back. Thla pain unnerved me, and I did not feel llko dolnK my work. I did not care to so plnoes. find felt worn, tired, day nfter day. "My mother had taken Cardul, and on seeing my condition she advised me to try It. I hnvo never regretted doing SO. I took three bottles and It built me up. I Rained In weight, my color wns better nrd the pain left my bnck. I am stronger than I had been In some time." Cardul la sold by local druggists. Send Your Job Printing To The Wateree Messenger Rheumatics Thrilled When Torturing Pains Are Stopped a doctor met with such phenomenal aucne** In treating rheiimotlum th?% his office wft? alwny? crowded with patienu from far and nefcr. Ha wn* finally Induced to matte tm outstanding prescription availa ble through drug stores to ell sufferers could benefit. Thousands who never dream ed *uch * thing possible have won absolut* freedom from the torturing pains of rheu ' mntlsm, neuritis, lumbago and neuralgia with thtt amaning prescription. Make* no difference how Intense the pain or how long you've suffered, U very first thro* doses don't bring Met* d, comforting relief druggist will refund ?.vour money. There ?re no opiates or narcotica in Ru-No-M*. Swift and powerful, yet absolutely harm )6m. Why waste time with anything that doesn't stop your paint If Ru-No-Ma does that yt>u know you will get well. Delay only causes suffering Try this fast work ing prescription that puta bedridden, pain racked sufferer* on their feet ready for work or play I DeKalb Pharmacy FIRST GRADE Get list from teat her. SECOND GRADE ' Child'? World Second Re-ader .58 McCall's Complete Speller .45 Morey's Little Folk Number Bk. .42 THIRD GRADi: Child's World Third Reader .55 McOall's- Complete Speller .45 Kinadrd, Brown, Rogers, Our Language, Book 1. .^6 Smith Modern Primary Arith metic .46 Palmer Melhod for Primary Grades. .12 FOURTH GRADE Winston Fourth Reader .62 M ?Call's Complete Speller .45 Kinrad, Brown, Rogers, Our Language, Book 1. .55 Smith Modern Primary Arith metic .46 Human Geography, Bk. 1 $1.12 Emerson and Bett.s Hygiene and Health Book 1. * .60 Palmer Method for Primary Grades. .12 FIFTH GRADE Winston Fifth Reader .66 McOnll's Complete Speller .45 Kinard, Brown, Rogers, Our Language, Book 2. - .60 Smith Modern Advanced Arith. .74 Estill Beginners History .60 Human Geography Book 1. $1.12 Palmer Me'^od Bus'io-s Writing .19 SIXTH GRADE Sear son, M ant in & Tinley: Studies in Reading, Sixth Reader .70 McCall's ComrvVte Spell ?r .45 Kinard, Brown, Rogers, Our I'ir.guage, Br 2 .CO Smith Modern Advanced Ar'th. .7 1 Oliphanl's S. C History Reader .86 Fj ve-AitwooJ : The New Geography Bk. 2, S C Edition $1.73 ^rime." of Snn:V ion and Physiology, Ritchie .84 Palmer Me' hod Bu.-iness Writing .19 SEVENTH Git ADE Searson, Martin & Tinley: Studies in Reading, Seventh Rentier .75 McCall's Complete Sprd'er .'.7. Kinard, Brown, Roger;-, Cur Language, Book 3 .50 Smith Modern Advanced Arith. .74 Thompson H'story of the People of the U. S $1.05 Frye-Atwood: The New Geog raphy, Book 2, S C Editon $1.73 Palmer Method Business Writing .19 High School Book List for 1932-33 Student- will buy books according to the course chosen. * The following List of School Books Camden Schools 1932-331 list includes all courses from which selections nre to be made. Each stu dent must select four subjects, but only after consultation with the prin cipal. EIGHTH GRADE Buchler: A Modern English Grammar, Revised .76 Literature and Life Book 1. $1.55 West Short History of Early Peoples $1.VJ Well's & Hart Modern High School Algebra, Complete $1.38 Caldwell and Eikenberry: Elements of General Science, New Edit ion, with Experiments $1.45 Smith Elementary Latin $1.18 Greer School and Home Cooking $1.50 NINTH GR AD!! Hitchcock Junior English Book $1.08 Literature and Life Book 2 $1.00 West Modern World, Revised $1.72 Wrll's & Hurt Modern High ? School Algebra, Complete $1.38 SmaV'wnd. Revely & Bailey: Biol ogy for High School?, Revised $1.50 Smith Elementary Latin $1.18 Greer School and Home Cooking $1.50 TENTH GRADE Hitchcock High School English $1.40 Lit-? fa' u re and Life Book 3. $1.73 Wells an 1 Hart Modern Plane Geometry $1.18 Bradibury First Book in Chemis try with Manual $1.91 Bonne t: C'cero's Orations $1.18 Bennett New Latin Grammar $1.32 Bennett New Latin Composition .94 Chardenal Complete French C'ou it o $1.41 Gregg Shorthand Manual $1.29 Gregg Speed Studies 1.04 20 li Century Touch Typewriting, Two Year Course $1.28 29. h Century Bookkeeping and Ac counting, Two Year Course, Complete $1.28 ELEVENTH GRADE Hitchcock High School English Book . . $1.40 Literature and Life Book 4. $2.07 La'an? History of the U. S~ $1.88 Wallace Civil Government of S. C and the United States .75 \\o!!< r.rd Hart Modern Solid Gt-ome'ry $1.18 Black & Davis: Pi uctlca'. Physics Revised , , $1.45 Black Laboratory Manual to Practical Physics .80 Chardenal: Ccivpleie French Course $1.41 Commercial: Bookkeeping, Short hand and Typewriting same a.? books in grade ten. FOR Si ILK AT THE WATEREE MESSENGER BOOK STORE Authorized School Book Depository for Camden FULL LINE OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES ALL HOME DEMONSTRATION AND 4-H (GIRLS' CLUBS WILL BE REORGANIZED IN SEPTEMBER The 17 Home Demonstration clubs and the 14 4-H Girls' dubs will be reorganized in September. The 795 members of these various clubs, situ ated in every part of the county are urged to attend this first meeting of the new club year. At thisi meeting officers for the coming year will be elected, the work planned and reports of the past years work will be given. This is one of tihe most irmportant meetings of the year and no club member should miss. it. The follow ing is Miss Craig's schedule for September. Thursday, September 1 Charlotte Thompson H. D. C., 3:30; September 2, Gates Hall H. D. C. 3:30; September G, Lugoff, H I) C 3: 30; September 7, Shamrock H D C 3:30; Sept 8, Sand Hill H D C, 3:30; Sept. 9, Pine Grove 4-<H club at 10:30; Midiway II D C., 3:30; September 13,1 DeKalb 4 H club, 10:30; DeKalb H I) C, 3:30; September 14, "Charlotte Thompson 4-H, 10:30, and WestvillVe II D C, 3:30; September 15, Mt. Zion H I) C, 3:30; September 10, Gates Ford II I) C,3:30; September 20, Blaney H D C at 3:30 and Wateree Mill II D C ft; September 21 Mt. Pis gnh 4-H club 10:00 and Mt. Piwgah II I) C 3:30; September 22, Three C's 4 II club 10:30 and Three C's II I) C 3:30; September 23 Providence II D C 3:30; September 27 Midway 4-H c.'ub 9:30 and Oakland 4 II club 11 :30; September 2ft Liberty Hill 4 II club 10:30 and Liberty Hill II I) C 3:30; September 29, Thorn H'lft 4-II club 10:30 and Thorn Hill II I) C 3:30. The Wat-oree, Hermitage and Lug-off 4-Clubs will be met on Saturday af ternoon, Septemmber 10, 17, and 24 respectively at 4o'clock. Arvy otiher communities wishing to organize either Girls' 4-H clubs or Home Demonstration clubs should no'ify Mis* Sadio H. Craig, County Home Demonstration Agent the lit ter part or the first of September. CARD OK THANKS We wish to thank every one whr< was so kind during the illness and death of our mother and Kramlrmother Mrs. Martha Parker and hope that in the future years your kindne?A will be repaiid. OhiMrert> and Grandchildren. Rxtram* In Compliment The (luke of Wellington remarked fitter lie hncl seen rnrt'el Webster, no mnn could be ns jtreMt Danle' Webster loo'/.ed." News From Blaney Blaney, S. C. ? 'Miss Ermine Mad dox left Wednesday afternoon for Fart Mill to spend several' weeks tfliore with Prof. and Mrsi. M. B Brissie. Mrs. A. K. Rose and son, Norman, S(pent Wednesday night in Columbia. Miss Florie Mae Rofs, of Camden, 3pent last week here in the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs S. E Ross. Mr. Edward Maddox returned home Saturday after spending two weeks in Charleston. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Atkerron an-, two sons of Winnsboro ape nit last week here with Mr. AtkerFon's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Atkcrson. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Guthrie, of Cam den, were visitors here Friday nigh', in the home of their friend, MisF Dida Abbott. ? Mr. W. C. Butler accompanied Mi. -if Belva Outlaw and Mrs. Ijouise Abbott to Columbia Friday afternoon to see the-ir brother, Mr. Ray Outlaw, who is very ill. Mirt3 Klate Dixon returned Co her home in Camden Tuesday nite, after srpending three weeks with Miss Dida Albbott. ? BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT The birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Willie Dowey. The event oc curred August 23, at t.he>ir homo. The youngster has been given the name, Helen. Her mother before marriage whm M'ss Lula HinsorK BETH LINE SCHOOLS TO OPEN WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 7TII According to an announcement made by superintendent, J. C. Foster, the Bethune Public Schools will operi Wndnewlay morning, Soptomber 7, at 8:30 o'clock. Tho patrons of the schools are invited to be presenit. at the opening exercises. The pupils are requested to bring all school books not needed to the exchange, which will be kept, in the high school building. Those des-iring new books may purchase them from Mr. C. C.~Ttat?, who runs the school book depository or at The Mvsaenger Book Store in Camden. DeKAMJ COUNCIL NO. ftR, JR. O. U. A. M. meets in rfitfiilar council Ihe 2nd and 4th Monday of ??ch month, 8 o ;lock. Vlwitinjc m*rohrrp ^plcom* J. W. THOMPSON, Councilor L H. JONES, R?e. Sec. ! CONSTIPATION The Curse of the A ges Has Science at Last Solved This ^ Great Problem of the Human Race ? NEW DISCOVERY BRINGS LASTING RELIEF TO THOUSANDS Medical Authorities Agree That Old Fashioned Purgatives, Salts, Oils, Cathartics and Laxatives Have Never Cured Constipation and Never Will. Remarkable Treatment Discovered The commonest and greatest curse of mankind is consti pation. It is man's greatest enemy. It poisons him, slows him down mentally and physically, breaks down youthful strength and vigor, ages him prematurely and leaves him an easy victim to the attack of almost countless diseases. Millions are virtual slaves to the laxative habit, without obtaining real or permanent relief. v Cathartics do relievo constipa tion for the time being, but their ?ffect Is only temporary at best and the more we resort to such artificial aids, the more we require, because their continued use weak ens tho natural action of the bow els. AN AMAZING DISCOVERY Medical Science has discov ered that bile, prepared by the liver, is a natural laxative and that people with a normal flow of bile are practically Immune to constipation Furthermore, we now know that bile is an antiseptic and anti-acid and combats putrefaction and the formation of gas In the bowels. It's also a digestant without which proper digestion and as similation Is impossible. A QUART A DAY But when our livers becomo In active or sluggish and fall to pour Into the Intestinal tract the nec essary quart of bile each day, we Buffer from ? constipation, indiges tion, headaches, biliousness, sour stomach and many other common ailments. Recent reports indicate that probably seven out of every ten persons past thirty years old suffer frequently from lack of bile due to a sluggish livor. OLD THEORIES OVERTURNED Until the discovery of Sargon Soft Mass Pills it has been tho common practice to blast out the intestines with calomel and other drastic cathartics and purges, be lieving that they stimulated the liver. Rut Modern Medical Sci ence has now learned that calomel, salts, oils and other laxative drugs have o effect whatever on the !< v*>v kc ten ?ro6uct!%a of bile. THE PROBLEM SOLVED A world wide scarch has been carried on for a harmless sub stance which would actually Invig orate a Bluggtih liver to normal production of bile ? Nature's Great Weapon Against Constipation. This has been accomplished. The principal Ingredient In Sargon Soft Mass Pills Is an amazing substance which the highest medical authorities agree Is the most effectlvo stimulant to the bile produc ing activity of the liver known to Materia M-edlca Unlike calomel or other cathar tics, this substance does not shock or upset the system, cause nausea or other ill effects. It does its work by gently but steadily stimulating the liver to cleanse Itself through increasing its production of bile, which is a more natural and thorough laxa tive than can ever be devised by man. Sargon Soft Mass Pills are not like any la.Vativo you have ever taken. They are so gentle and thorough in thoir action that there is nothing a^out them to remind you that you have ever taken a medicine, and most remarkable of all, their directions call for a gradual reduction of the dose until the point is reached where you no longer require a laxative of any kind. So remarkable are the results trom Sargon Soft Mass Pills that they are sweeping the Nation; over 135 Million have been sold in the past four years. The great Sargon Laboratories at Dayton, Ohio, have been obliged to steadily increase production to 'meet the rapidly growing demand. ? Sargon Soft Mass Pills We Recommend Sargon Soft Mass Pills DePass' Drug Store When Your, Head Aches and Throbs . . When Neuralgia, Neuritis, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sciatica, send their knife-like pains thru your quivering nerves ... when Muscular Pains torture you... when Periodic Pains lay you low ...these are the times you nerd Dr Miles' Anti-Pain Pills. Why suffer needlessly? Wl.y let ordinary aches and pains rob you of enjoyment, success, prosperity? Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills relieve quickly ? safely. Ask any druggist what their users say about them. Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills will stop a simple Headache in ten to twenty minutes less than the time needed by most similar preparations. They are not laxitive, do not upset the stomach, do not cause Constipation. A package of Dr. Miles' An'i-Pain Pills in your medicine cabinet pocket, or hand-bag me; ns fewer aches and pains, greater efficiency, less lost time, more co.nfort and enjoyment. 25 for 25 cents 125 frr $1.00. OR. MILES' ANTB-EWsi PIIB.S WILSE W. MARTIN HARNESS AND SADDLK MAKFR *nd Show FlnA<tif? Anto Top MnU*r nnd HIliK DRALRM MM I6-IH Hnmpton Ht. Pk^a* RR)t COLUMBIA, ft. C Subscribe to The Messenger Kershaw County's Oldest Newspaper