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NEEDED SPECIAL SOAP SALE A large variety of fine Soap at special prices . See Them Before Saturday DeKalb Pharmacy Phone 95 The Rexall Store We Deliver VALENTINE PARTY. The Womaft's Missionary Society of the Lyttleton Street Methodist Church gave a very enjoyable and most attractive Valentine Party at the parsonage, Thursday evening. For this occasion the spacious rooms were thrown ensuite and very artiscally decorated . in red-hearte and Valentines. EachH guest on their arrival had their waist measure taken by Mrs Louise Cantey and Mr. Nuite paying a penny for each inch measured. Among some of the very attractive games played were: The pillow re lay race, fortune telling, ringing the bottle, suit case race, marshmallow race, corn contest, and Valentine contest. Prize winners in the var ious contests were: Dr. Wimberly Marion Williams, Mrs. Copeland Masqey, Billy DeLoache and Mir Noell. ; * ' ' During the evening a most pleas ing musical program was readered by Mrs. James Gandy, Mrs. Ernest Zemp and Mr. Newell Wimberly. Delicious punch and home made cake were served from two punch bowls in tlie dining room where red lighted tapers burned in silver can dlesticks. Jewelry in the purse of Mrs. A Pabst, employe in the police depart ment, was taken by thieves who en tered the public safety building In Tacoma, Wash. . : ' CLUB HOSTESS. Monday evening Miss Faith dr Loach very delightfully entertained the "Spinster's Club" at her home on Lyttleton Street. All club members were present. Vases of yellow jonquils made an attractive setting for the players High score for the evening was won by Miss Mary Goodale. The hostess served a delightful salad course with sandwiches and coffee. MISS NANCY WATTS CLUB HOSTESS. On Saturday morning Miss Nancy Watts entertained the ~"D. C. O. C." bridge club. Three tables were ar ranged for bridge in the living room which was artistically decorated with Talentine colors, vases of red poppies further carried out the color scheme. Miss Ellen Little won high score prize and low score went to Misr Caroline Nelson. 1 The following club members were present: Misses Ellen Little, Jean Vanlandingham, Caroline Nelson Carolyn Cantey, Nancy Watts, Mary O'Leary, Louise McLeod and Eleanor Watts. The hostess served a deliciour sweet course. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoffer, of Manheim, Pa., are visiting their son Mr. Jerome M. Hoffer, of Camden. The Majestic Theatre Wednesday, February 15th And now the book that fascinated a million women la on the screen! "THIRTEEN WOMEN" (Each One Doomed) Tiffany Thayer's gasping novel With Ireno Dunn, Ricardo , . Thursday, February lfttfc Mer one honest love affair made her life a public scandal! Youll talk too when you learn the real tttth a|>o*t women whose xMttM leap across the headlines ? actually written by one of them. See "LADIES THEY TALK ABOUT" . s With Barbara Stanwyck. ~ Friday, February 17th A gripping jtory and a dramatic spectacle! "TIGHR SHARK" With Edward Q. Robinson, Richard Arlen and Ztta Jokann, There is no studio stuff In this one, the sharks are real sharks and the danger is real danger. / wfcuiii ii n 1M1 i mi i ? ii^fiMiiiii > ... > '?? //:y" . Saturday, February 18th A new Idnd of thrill that's TERRIFIC! IN Tom Keen's latest Western RENEGADES OF THE WEST" Also "The Lost Special", Mickey Mouse and other comics. MR. AND MRS. JOHN T. MACKEY i JR., HOST and HOSTESS. Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. John! T. Mackey, Jr. entertained very de lightfully with three tables of Con tract bridge. The rooms where the guest played were arranged with a profusion of yellow jonquils. High scores for the evening were won by Mrs. M. McCann and Carol Des Champs, low score prizes went to Mrs. Henry Beard and Alfred Mc Leod, the consolation prize was cut by Mrs. Ethel Murchison. After cards a salad course was served. MISS GRACE OAKES ENTERTAINS Honoring Mrs. Herman Bass, whoi is visiting her mother, Mrs. J. W. Dempster, Mrs. Grace Oakes very de lightfully entertained with two tables of Contract bridge Thursday evening. Lovely jonquils adorned the living room where the guest played. Mrs. Bass, the honored guest won high score prize and was also presented a guest prize. Low scrfre prize wa? won by Miss Cornelia Oliver. The hostess assisted by Mrs. John T. Mackey and Miss Anna Belle Thompson served a delightful sweet course. CLUB HOSTESS Mrs. Nettles Lindsay charmingly j entertained the Wednesday afternoon bridge club at her home 9 miles south: of Camden last week. Guests play ing besides club members were: Mrs Rhetta McDowell, Mrs. Donald Mor rison, Mrs. Klrby Tupper, Mrs. M. L. Smith, Jr.,. and Mrs. George Brtmson High score for the afternoon "war won by Mrs. B. M. Smith. The host ess served a sweet course. MRS. JOHN T. MACKEY, JR. EN TERTAINS CLUB AND OTHER QUESTS On Friday afternoon Mrs. John T. Mackey, Jr., was hostess to the piem" hers of her bridge club and the fol lowing guests: Mrs. George Little, Jr., Mrs. Lee Little, Mrs. B. M. Smith Mrs. Lambert De Pass, Mrs. J. L. Williford and Mrs. Wylle Sheoni. High score for the club was won by Mrs. John DeLoache, the visitors high score prize was won by Mrs George T. Little, Jr. The consola tion prize was cut by Mrs. B. M. Smith. After cards the hostess served a congealed salad course with coffee. - MRS. G. E. TAYLOR ENTERTAINS FOR MRS. 'HERMAN BASS. Among the lovely courtesies, ex tended Mrs. Herman Bass who is vis iting her mother was the card party on Saturday afternoon given by Mps G. E. Taylor at her home on Broad Street. In the ,card rooms where tlpi seven tables were arranged for con tract bridge lovely calendulas ' and jonquils were need. Top score tor the afternoon wis won by Mrs.TSthel Murchison. Mrs. Fred Bryant re ceived the low score prise and the honor guest was presented an at tractive gift. The hostess assisted by Miss Mar* garet, Burnett, Mrs. Dempster, Mrs C. H. Barrett and Mrs. John Lang ford served a delicious chicken-salad -?& V ? ' ' V ;? 'ify, course. - f, ? "? ? 1 ' ...... , y Generosity to the fair sex was Ar mando Ortiz's ruination, police said as they accused him of suppomng r wife and 18 girl "friends'' by brazen theft. In lfodeo Oty.r 1 , -V. .? LIBRARY ASSOCIATION TO MEET FRIDAY The Library Association will hold a regular meeting Friday afternoon at 4:80 at the Library. A full at tendence is requested. Police uncorked the cork leg of B D. Oakley in Paducah, Ky., and found $45, alleged to be part of $475 stolen from the safe of a dairy. CLASSIFIED ADS WASHINGTON - And Return ROOSEVELT-GARNER INAUGURATION March 4th On sale March 1-2-3 A. M. 4th., lim March 10th. Individual fare 1 1-9 25 or more 1 ticket going, returning individually if desired, one cent per mile distance traveled. REDUCED PULLMAN FARES Tickets ? information, any Seaboard Agent or J. L, Carter, T. P. A., Co lumbia, S. C. S E A B O A R D Air Line Railway Be sure to get your cotton to oui ginnery on Wednesday and Thurs ..I . . i . day, February 15th and 16th. ar Thursday will be the last gin day un til next Pall. The Southern Cotton Oil Company. WE DO CUSTOM HATCHING i. New Town Giant Incubator. Eggp accepted any amount, any time two cents per egg or three cent? per chick. Campbell's Hatcher} 4 miles east of Camden, S. C. LET THE SOUTHERN COTTON OIL COMPANY figure with yo\ on your fertilizers. You will fine' our prices attractive and we wil' carry a stock of all kinds of mixer' fertilizers, and such raw materials as Acid, Kairiit, Manure Salts Soda, Cottonseed Meal, etc. etc Phone 54. LEAKS GUARANTEED STOPPED When others fail then call M. E Porte and have that leak stopped. Talk is cheap but it pays to stop s leak. Leave word at the Messenger office. I am also agent for a reliable Roof ing Co. I am in position to quote you attractive prices on any and all Kinds of Roofing Material, Metal and Composition Shingles, Tin, gal ? www ww^wT*wwwwwww^rwww-^ww?n^^ ^ ? r? ~ ? .? * vanized Iron, Siding^Metal, Ceiling, etc. See me for your Roofing Prob lems. GET A SACK OF "Shureway Ferti lizer" from The Southern Cotton Oil Co. It comes in neat 25 and 60 pound bags, and sells for 50c and $1.00. This splendid f#rtilizei gives excellent results when used with pot plants, flowers, lawn? and .vegetable gardens. The Southern Cotton Oil Company. LOST ? Two black pigs ? one malr and one female. Missing sine Wednesday, 8. Reward if returned to W. B. Catoe, Hermitage Cotton Mill, Camden, S. C. ltpd. S WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED a car load of Nitrate of Soda in 100 and 200 lb. bags. The Southern Cotton Oil Company. MEN WANTED^ FOR RAWLEICH^ Routes of 800 Consumers in City of Camden, Winnsboro, Counties of West Kershaw, Parts of Lee and Fairfield. Reliable hustler can start earning $25 weekly and in crease every month. Write im mediately. Rawleigh Co., Dept. SC ? 23 ? S, Richmond, Va. ? . ' ' ' . ? ?' Wear Clean Clothes and Feel the Difference. New Cash and Carry Service I AT Camden \ Cleanery . I - ???', ? ? : - ? . ?? By eliminating delivery and collecting co^ls we can give you the benefit of this saving, now at a time when every dime counts. We have the largest and mo& thoroughly equipped dry cleaning plant to be found in this section. Let ?s clean your garments ?they will ladt longer, look better and you will be better satisfied with them. Men's Suits . . 50c Men's Overcoats 50c I r ; .V ? V, . Men's Hats . . 50c ' ? ? ' -y 4.V"' ./ . pl- '.y ? * '? Ladies piain Dresses 50c Ladies Plain Coats 50c Ladies Fur-Trimmed Coats 75c Ladies* Hats . . 25c i'M \ Prices quoted on any articles not lifted PHONE 17 L v ; ) Dry Cleanery and ' I , , \ -V' >?''? > ?? ^ ' ?' > .Pi? - Camden, S. C SrffiAtiivlir.r