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-SARGON SOFT MASS PILLS ARE DIFFERENT FROM ANY LAXATIVE I'VE EVER TAKEN. THEY DONT SHOCK Oft UPSET THE SYSTEM IN? THE LEAST." Sargon Soft Mm Pilln are not liko any laxative you have over taken. They are ao gentle1 and thorough In action that there is nothing about ithem to remind you that you havo ever taken a medicine, and most re markable of all, their directions call for a gradual reduction of the dose until the point to reached where yon no longer require a laxative of any kind. . This remarkable medicine may bo obtained from. DePass Drug Store Notice of Application for Parol* . ; , Notice ia hereby given that on the next meeting otf tlte Pardon Board in Columbia, S. C. that I will apply be fore the Perdon Board and Governor Blackwood for a parole for John T. Melton. MRS J. W HOPKINS ' Oct. 12, 1932 CLASSIFIED ADS MEN WANTED to conduct world re nowned Rawleigh Home Service buaine3e in counties of west Ker shaw, Fairfield. Lee, Colleton. Re liable hustler can start earning $36 weekly and increase rapidly. Write immediately. Rawleigh Co., Dep' SC-23-S, Richmond, Va. FOUND ? A setter dog about 3 months old. Female. Finder can get same by paying cost. See T. L. Myers. Langs ton Garage. Tablets, Pencils, Crayons, Note Books, Note Book Paper, Loose Leaf Binders School Books FOR SALE AT THE WATEREE MESSENGER BOOK STORE Charter No. 9083 Reserve District No. 5 REPORT OF CONDITION OP THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CAMDEN IN THE STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA, AT THL CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON SEPTEM BER 3C. 1932, RESOURCES Loan and discounts-. $5*48.892.54 Overdrafts 558.9r< United States Government securities owned 85,496.00 Other bonds, stodks, and securities owned 51,645.8b Banking house, $29,858.26; Fumituie and fixtures $3,949.52 33,807.78 Real estate owned other than banking house, .i ? ... 12.989.22 Reserve with Federal Reserve Bank 12,269.20 Gash and due from banks 29,822,9fc Outside checks and other cash items ? ?? 2,772.13 Redemption fund with U. S. Treas and due from U. S. Treas 2,500.G Other assets ... 2,338.86 Total $482,977.48 LIAB1ITIES Capital stock paid in__ $ 75,000.0 Surplus 15,000.00 Circulating notes outstanding!..,. __ 48,800.00 Due to banks, including certified and cashiers' chocks outstanding 388.17 Demand deposits 123,119.81 Time deposits 186,494.03 Bills paya/ble and rediscounts 34,098.00 Other liabilities t nauo Total $482, 977. 4h State of South Carolina, ?? County of KeTshaw. i I, S. W. VanLandingham, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. S. W. Vanliandingham, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before i. this 7th day of October, 1932. Hughey Tindal, Notary Public. Correct Attest: C. J. Shannon, Jr. L. A. Wlttkowsky, Henry Savage, Jr., Directors. One Thing You Can't Afford to Miss v _ South CaroGna State Fair All Next Week OCTOBER 17 '18-19-20-2 1-22 Six Big Days & Six Big Nights ? Lowest Railroad Rates in State's History. Un usually fine program of education and amuse ment. Two football games: Carolina-Clemson Noon Thursday. Sumter vs. Cayce-Brookland Friday. All school cnildren Free on Friday. ; ..... - ENGAGEMENT OF MISS | MAXINE STERNE ANNOUNCED.* 1 Mir and Mrs James Archibald Sterne announce the engagement and approaching marriage of tiheir daugh" ter, Mis? Maxine Witten Stenr? to John T. Nettles* Jr The wedding date has been set for November 20. Miss Sterne is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs Sterne, a striking brunette and a very popular member of the young society set. She attend* ed school at Martha Washington | College, Abingdon. Va. and the University of Miami, at Coral Gables. Fla. MRS. SAM F EVANS I GIVES LOVELY TEA I One of the largest and mosrt charm" : ing affairs of the early fall was the I tea Tuesday afternoon given by Mrs 1 Sam F. Evans at her home on Broad Street, announcing the engagement ! and approaching marriage of her I sister, Miss Maxine Witten Sterne t John T. Nettles. Jr MHss Nancy Dempater greeted th< guests and presented them with scrolls tied with white satin ribbon on which the Sterne-Nettles engage menft was printed. Mrs Evans received her guests ir a lovely afternoon dress of red crepe with corsage of tea rosea. Mis Sterne, the honor guest, was moat at tractive in a black Patou crepe mode! with trimmings of white and a cor sage of tea roseg. Miss Edith Parler. of Sit George, bride-elect otf Jo( McKain, was also in the receiving line. She wore electric blue crepe and velvet with a corsage o i roses. The Evans home was most taste fully decorated for this occasion ir Autumn flowers and ferns. In the reception hall the punch bowl was presided over by Miss Mary Goodal? and Miss Kit DeLoache. The decorations in the dining rooir were ivory and green. The tea tabl< was covered with an exquisite lace cloth having as a center piece a sdlvei basket of deep cream roses and fern. Silver candle sticks held burning ivory tapers*. Presiding at the tes table were: Mrs Nettles Lindsay. Mrs W L Goodale, Mrs Basil Bruct and Mrs Norman Huckabee of Colurrv bia. Miss Dolly Singleton and' Mis* Dotty Zem(p assisted in serving sand wiches, tea. ivory and green iced cakes and mints. Green crystal plates were used for serving. Seventy-five guests called between the hours of 4 and 6 o'clock. MRS 4 G RICHARDS HOSTESS On Thursday afternoon Mrs J G Richards was hoste?3 to her bridge club. Two tables were placed for contract in the living room which was very cheerful with bowls and vaqeB of early fall flowers. After the games the hostess served delicious date soufie. sandwiches, cakes and tea. CLUB MEETS WITH MRS. JOHN T. MACKEY, JR The Friday afternoon bridge club met with Mrs John T Mackey. Jr at her attractive home on Hampton Street. Substitutes for the afbernoo'1 were Miss Ernestine Bateman, Mr# A M McLeod, i(Miss Wilima Bowen of Columbia, sister of Mrs Mackey ami Mays Virginia Alaup also of Columbia High' score was won by Mra Kirby Tupper. Th*; ho'Ftesa served a salad course with tea and cakes. SUNSHINE KINDERGARTEN OPENED OCTOBER 3rd. Mrs. Mortimer Mullor opened her "P-unshino Kindergarten" Monday October 3rd. A graduate of Win* throp Oalle'go and having several years teaching experience, Mrs Mul ler is well qualified for the work. Mrs. Muller has three rooms at hzt home well equipped for her work. The work tables are yellow and the little chairs blue. Hh0 draperies arM of tan kindergarten print cretone. Anyone irutereslted is cordially invit" ed to come and visit the kindergarten I from 9 to 1(2 o'clock. The following children are enrol, d so far: Joan Schlosburg. Fay Ix>* mansky, Carolyn Deschamps, Mickey I^angAton, William Reasomover, Ben Smith, Charlie Zemp, Shannon Linrt say. Johnnie de Ix>ach and Trippett Boineau. SPINSTERS CLUB MEETING. (Monday evening Miss Mary Good ale was hostess to the Spinsters Club. In the living room where the tahl?r were arranged, lovely roses were used The only substitute for the evening Was Miss Dotty Zerrvp. At the conclusion of the games, sandwiches and hoi tea were served. , MRS. DAN JONES ENTERTAINS The Neighborhood bridge dub was entertained Wednesday afl-ernoon by Mrs Dan Jones. An extra table was added for the following guests: Mrs Henry Savage. Mi&3 Leila Shannon, Mrs D O Houser, Mrs Henry Beard and Mi-s Charlotte Shannon. High score for the guests was won Dy Mi?s Leila Shannon and for* the club by Mrs Alfred MoLeod. Low score prizes went to Mrs Henry Beard and Mrs Joe Thomas, Delightful refreshments were serv ed after the game. i . WEDNESDAY MORNING BRIDGE .CLUB MEETS Mrs A. Stanley Llewellyn delight fully ^ntertaned the Wednesday morning bridge club the past week. Those playing were Miss Molly An derson of Richmond, sister of Mrs. Llewellyn. ?.i ^ Hernry Savage and Mrs Warren H rris. At noon a lovely luncheon was served to a dozen guests. MRS. LAMBERT DePASS CLUB HOSTESS. The Yuung Matron'* Bridge Club mat Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Lambert DePass. Guests of Mrs DePass besides club members were : Mrs W P Heath, Mrs M L Smith, Jr* Mrs John de Loach and Mrs Dudley Sanders. Mrs William Heath waH elected a regular member of the club at this meeting. High score was won ?by Mrs C H Barrett. A salad course was served. TUESDAY EVENING CLulT ENTERTAINED. On Tuesday evening Mr asd Mr? John M. Villepigue entertained the evening club of which they are members. A course dinner was served after which contract bridige was enjoyed. High score winners for the evening were Mrs John M Villepigue and J G Richards, Jr. Mr. and Mrs Alfred' Clarkson "have taken, an apartment at the home of Mr E T Truesdale on Broad St. Mr Clarkson is with the highway de partment and working on the Bishop villa road. ? * * Mrs G L Blaokwell is in Charlotte visiting Mr and Mrs Prank Lac'ni cotte. * * * James Chewning who is attending the University of South Carolina spent the week end at home. ? * + Dr George S Rham.-j and sifter. Mrs M M Reasonover and William Reas onover spent several days last wee/k in Charleston with Dr J Sumter Rhame. ? ? ? Misses Emily Zemmp and Harriett Beard were at home for the week end from Wirvthrop. * * * Miss Kit DeLoache. who is spend ing the winter in Cheraw, is spending several days in Camden. ROUGH to your / inner wnmanm ? ? ? MtaVOMM M2V YOtflf STOMACH It's easy to say they're all alike ? ?nd easy to prove they are NOT. Dissolve a genuine Bayer Aspirin tablet in water, pour It off, feel the fine powder that coats the glass. ? Do this with some other tablet: see what coarse particles are left! They feel aft sharp as sand, even to your finger. How must they affect those delicate membranes which line your throat? your stomach? W For immediate relief from head aches, colds* sore throat, neuralgia Mr neuritis, lumbago, rheumatism, there's nothing like Bayer Aspirin. It turn et dspraea the heart. GET RID OF PESTS! We are exclusive agent* for Black Eagle Rat and Mico Exterminator. They seek the air and dte'in the open. Also Black Eagle Roach F.xterminntor. A wonder! DePASS drug store THE REX ALL STORE Telephone 10 SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY Schedules from and to Camden, S. C. Corrected to March 9, 1932 Arrive Between Depart. 11:27 A. M. Eastern Cities? Florida 11:27 A. M. 10:17 P. M. Eastern Cities ? Florida 10:17 P. M. 4:03 P. M. Florida?Eastern Cities 4:03 P. M. 7:24 P. M. Florida ? Eastern Cities 7:24 P. M. PULLMANS? COA CHES? DINERS. For further information, tickets and reservations call on Ticket Agent.| The Majestic Theatre Wednesday, October 12th Violee<t Heming, Ralph Bellamy and Alexander Kirkland in "ALMOST MARRIED" This will take you a long step forward in motion picture entertainment. Thursday, October 13tJh Hollywood Gave It's Magic Soul To Mako This Picture "THE LOST SQUADRON" With Richard Dix, Mary Astor and Joel MoCrea. Shatters the Heavens! Rends the Skies! Friday, 'October 14th JOHN BARRY1MORE, Helen Twelvetree and William Boyd in "STATE'S ATTORNEY" Rated 4th of eleven be^t pictured of the month. Saturday, October 15th TOM MIX and his wonderhorse "Tony" in "THE TEXAS BAD ,MAN" Thrills! Action! Chills! Excitement. Also 1 st episode of the sensational serial "HE ROE'S OF THE WEST" with Noan Berry, Jr. Also Mickey Mouse. Wilson's Right Prices SWEATERS have been hard to get but we have them now. Children's All-Wool Pull Overs 24 to 28 at . 49C Boys' Black All-Wool Full-Overs oft heavy weight, 28 to 34 at ?oC Misses All-Wool Pull-Overs, AO all colors, 30 and 36 COATS Children's Coats with Tams to Q match, 4 to 6 $1.95 Children's Coats^ fur trimmed, 4 to 6 $2.95 Children's Coats, fur trimmed, ^ ? blue and deer, 6 to 10 * Misses (Joats, fur trimmed, blue fLA ? and brown, 12 to 16 Crinkle Stripe Cotton Spreads, All colors, SO x 90 49c Rayon Spreads, 80 x 105 98c Mercerized Table Damask, bSrder" 29c vd. ? Wash Dresses - 49c Long or Half Sleeves, 16 to 52 1 Heaping Table Betty Lou Vat Dyed Prints 1 Heaping Tattle Hetty Lou, Vat Dyetl Prints. This is our regular 15c Prints, n upeoai purchase , akes this price poRuibie. Kvery yard guaranteed fast color. Why not Reduce Your Shoe Bill? Buy our all Leather Line, they will stand the weather. Men's black 16 inch Leather Root Qf Composition ^>ole, 6 to 11 Boys Black Leather Soots, Compo- ^ kd sition Soles, 2 1-2 to 6 far c,s'r Serge Suits f 28 $9.75 - $12.50