The Wateree messenger. (Camden, S.C.) 1884-1942, May 10, 1933, Image 8
Rare Opportunity ! A Mighty Saving !
o A I P I this sale will
Bi\ I p 1 CONTINUE THE
11 ENTIRE MONTH
Awaits You Here! ^ MAY.
Price# Will Never be Any Lower !
Octagon Soap
In Original Wrappers
3 Cakes 5c
Fashions for Sweet
Miss June Graduate
Crisp, Dainty and
Practical
ORGANDIE
DRESSES
$2 88
3V2c
Buy Now for the Entire Season at
These Prices
Pure Silk 12 Momec Pongee,
Regular 25c value. Sale "t
Price iwv
9|4 Unbleached Sheeting, good
grade, worth 25c on present 1
cotton market- On Sale .... Allix
Yard Wide Sheeting, worth
lots more on todays mar
ket. On Sale
Father Byrd Sheeting, real
heavyweight Sea Island.
Sheeting. On Sale
20 Yards 98c
Eyelet Batiste, the latest for
Summer Dresses. On Sale
Best Grade 8-Ounce Feather
Ticking. On Sale
"Fruit of the Loom" Voiles
and Batiste, beautiful new
shades. On Sale
Yard Wide Bleach and Long
Cloth, a fair grade. On Sale
Rayon Bed Spreads, Extra
Large Size, 80x105. On
Sale
Curtain Scrim, Colored Bor
ders. On Sale, Yard
One lot of nice Prints, 36
Inches Wide. On Sale, Yard
MEN! Buy your supply of Shirts snd
Underwear for the whole Summer
now at a Great Saving.
Men's Dark Blue Heavy Work
Shirts, All Sizes. On Sale
Men's Hong Kong Shirts,
Triple Stitched, Double
Pockets, a real good quality Oi/C
The Famous Advertised Line
of the "New Yorker" Shirts,
a regular $1.00 value OOC
The "Waverly" Shirt, known
all over for the best 75c
Shirt, in all colors tIIIC
: Men's White and Solid Color
ed Shirts, Guaranteed Tub 9Q*?
Fast. All Sizes Ot/V
Men's Athletic Shirts, Tfef a Ap
supply while they are so low AUC
Men's Broadcloth Shorts, All "I
Colors and Sizes. On Sale -LtJv
Men's Real Good Quality
Nainsook Union Suits.
Double Crossbar Back, All OK/?
Sizes ?tlv
Men's Rayon Shirts and
Shorts, All Sizes and Col- 09*?
ors. On Sale
Hanes Shorts and Shirts to
Match. On Sale
ONE OF THE GREATEST SUIT VALUES EVER OF
FERED IN THIS OR ANY OTHER CITY.
THE FAMOUS STILWATER 16-OUNCE BLUE SERGE
MENS SUITS $10.95
This is a Good Smooth Quality Blue Serge and are all
fine tailored and fine fitting garments. Men "U" can't
afford to miss this Suit Value. A small charge for alter
ations, when done.
THIS COUPON
and 10c. entitles you to a good 35c. Broom
with a small purchase of 50c. or more.
THE BOSTON STORE, Camden, S. C.
? * ' Jv . .. ' " , * 'J \
New Print and Plain Washable Silk
Dresses
?
We Bought Hun
dreds and Got a
Special Low Price
$1$8
Made to wear right
now and all through
the summer. Mod
els for street and
sports- wear. Made
of excellent fabrics
in bright and cheer
ful summer colors.
Misses sizes 15 to
20. Women's sizes
80 to 46.
Men's Pure
Linen Suits
White and Natural Color, All
Sizes, Regular $5.00 Value.
$2.98
The Famous
Chief -Tan
Shoes for Children, in White,
Tan and Patent Leather
Straps, Oxfords and Sandal
effect. All sizes up to 11!:.
98c
Men's Ventilated
Oxfords
In Black and .Tan, All Sizes.
Regular $2.00 Shoes, Slight
ly Imperfect
97c
One Lot Children's
Oxfords and Straps
79c
Patents and Tana. I '
Values up to $1.50. I
Men's All Wool
Serge Pants
and Hard Finished Worsted
Pants, values to $.r>.00.
On Sale
$2.88
Men's Leather
Bed Room Slippers
Large sizes only, a regular
$1.00 slipper for
25c
Men's Plow
Shoes
Blacks and Tans, a real
strong shoe for hard wear,
not many in the lot, to Close
Out for this Sale only
98c
lunr^^^meirsT^inT^ren?
Tennis Shoes
29c
" MODESS "
Regular 25c Boxes, on sale
2 For 25c
BR U CI}- BELL
Mrs. Lillian Bruce announces th<
marriage of her daughter, Evelyn, t<
Mr. J. Downs Bell, Jr., of Columbia
Friday April 28.
A CORRECTION
It was Mrs. Woods Robinson and
Mrs. R. W. Pomeroy instead of Mrs
Gaylard Tucker and Mrs. R. W
Pomeroy who won the prize for north
and south in the Bridge Olympicp
held last week.
CAMDEN
THEATRE
PROGRAMME
PROGRAM BEGINNING MAY 1G
WEDNESDAY
CAROLE LOMBARD
DAVID MANNERS
? IN?
"From Hell to Heaven"
ALSO SHORT SUBJECTS
THURSDAY? FRIDAY
MARY PICKFORD
-IN?
"SECRETS"
ALSO COMEDY?NEWS
SATURDAY
REX BELL
? IH?
"From Broadway to
S Cheyenne"
ALSO COMEDY AND SERIAL
MON DAY? TU ESDAY
CONSTANCE BENNETT
tn ?OUR BETTERS"
ALSO COMEDY? NEWS
? ???
. ?? ;? .y; 4 ?? ,<
ENTERTAINS AT BRIDGE
Mrs. E. B. Mobley very charmingly
entertained Wednesday afternoon,
when she was hostess at four tables
of contract bridge. Vases and bowls
of pink and blue larkspur, sweet peas
and a wealth of pall pink roses made
a most attractive setting for the six
teen guests. High score prize war
won by Mrs. Edna Clyburn, low score
prize by Mrs. A. W. Humphries. Mrs
M. M. Reasonover cut the consolation.
Mrs. Mobley assisted by Mrs. Noyman
Pohl served a delightful fruit salafl
course, pressed chicken crackers and
tea.
CLUB HOSTESS
The Thursday afternoon bridge
club of two tables had a most enjoy-,
able meeting with Mrs. Mortimer
Boykin at her home on North Mil'
Street last week. Miss Katherim
Murehison was the only substitutr
for the afternoon. High score war
made by Mrs. Henry Beard. The
hostess served delicious ice creanr
with crushed strawberries and coffee
MRS. JACK WHITAKER, JK.,
ENTERTAINS CLUBS
Mrs. Jack Whitaker, Jr., entertnin
ed at bridge Thursday afternoon, her
guest* including the members of the
Thursday and Friday afternoor
bridge clubs and others. The spac
ious living room where the guest
played quantities uf mixed sprinf
flowers were attractively arranged
Those winning prizes were Mrs. R. E
Stevenson and Mrs. Caleb Whitaker
Jr.
After cards the players were in
vited Into the dining room where de
lightful refreshments were serve*'
from an attractively appointed tea
table. Pouring tea and coffee wer<
Mrs. Thomas Ancnim and Mrs. John
Vllleplgue. The hostess was assists'
In serving by Mrs. Blakeney Zemp.
Mind Run* Wild
A man often thinks he is speaking
his mind when he in merely too ex
cited to mind his speaking- -Wash
ington Star.
MRS. ALEXANDER CLARKSON
HOSTESS
The Neighborhod bridge club met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Alex
ander Clarkson at her home on Fail
Street. Those invited to play besidef
club members were: Mrs. Mortimei
Boykin, Mrs. E. N. McDowell, Mrs
John Villepigue, Mrs. Leonard SchenV
and Miss Elizabeth Clarke. Mis:
Drue Baxley won high score prize
Mrs. Clfton McKain .ow and Mis?
Alberta Team the consolation. Re
freshments consisting of sandwiche
stickies, pound cake and a fruit ber
erage were served.
ENTERTAINS WITH
BRIDGE PARTY
On Saturday evening Miss Viv:
McLeod entertained with four table:
of bridge in honor of Miss Ellen
Thomas, bride-elect of June. Mis
Thomas being a co-worker of Mis:
McLeod in the Baron DeKalb school
The living room where the table
wfire arranged was tastefully deco
rated in pink roses and mountain lau
rel. Misses- Sophie Richards an'
Annie Pate tied for high score am'
Miss Thomas received low score ant'
was also presented with a lovel'
guest prize. After cards the hostes
served delicious refreshments consist
ing of strawberry ice cr<^am am
pound cake. She was assisted i'
entertaniing by her sister, Miss Rut1
McLeod and Miss Lora Chapman.
SAN-SOUCI CLUB MEETING
Mr. and Mra. Floyd Beaver were
hosts to ?he members of the Sin
Kouei bridge club and their husband?
Friday evenin. Two extra tables
were laid for the following guests
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Alexander, Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Karesh, Mr. and Mrs
Leon S'chlosburg and Mrs. M. McCAnn
and George W. Potter. In the card
rooms a profussion of pink rosea were
used. High score prizes for guestf
and club members were won by Mr
and Mrs. Hubert Wilson and for the
guests by Mr. and Mrs. Leon Schlos
hurg, low scores for the club members
were won by Mrs. Marvin Reasonover
and Hughey Tindal. A delicious
sweet course with fruit punch Wa?
served after the card games.
Many Oli??r??ri >t Work
Government weather maps are the
casnlt of observation* made at 200 feta
tion* from Ala?ka to the Wert Indiea.
HOSTESS TO CLUB AND
OTHER GUESTS
Mrs. F. Dess Goodale was hostesF
on Monday afternoon to th? membert
of her bridge club and six ext tab
les of guests. In the living room
and sun-parlor where the tables were
placed lovely bowls of pink and blut
larkspur, pink roses and sweet pea?
were arranged making an ideal set
ting for the players. Those winninf
prizes were: Mrs. Hughey Tindal, Is
high and Mrs. Marvin Reasonover
2nd high for the club members. Mis*
K'htherine Murchiaon, 1st high am'
, Mrs. Henry Niles 2nd high for the
guests. Delightful refreshments
consisting of strawberry short cak~
and coffee was served at the conclus
ion of the games.
Mrs. Frank Spencer, Mrs. Edn;
Clyburn, Mrs. J. H. Osbourne and
Mrs. W. D. Whitaker motored tr
Ashoville, N. C. to visit relatives foi
the weekend.
Dr. Eugine Zemp of Columbia waf
a visitor in Camden Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Heyward or
Yomasee spent the weekend at the
home of Mrs. FT. S. Steadman. Mrs.
Heyward came especially to sec ho
mother, Mrs. C. J. Shannon who I;
very sick.
Mrs. Cecil Hrasington and childrer
of Paw Creek, N. C. are spending thi r
week with Dr. and Mrs. S. P. Hras
ington and Mrs. Kva Lewis.
Miss Virginia Leo Nettles and Mist
Margaret Chewning spent the wool
end at home with their parents.
Nagging Pains are
Warning Signals
TEMPORARY pain relief remedies
may nave you mueh mirroring at
the moment, but putting a mask
over a warning nignat doe* not
clear up the condition it wat? tell
ing you to avoid.
When periodic pains, due to a
weak, run-down condition, difl
IrMw you, treatment for tho eaune of
the trouble Mhoiilg be started Without
delay. Take Cardul to build up agalnfft
the nagglnnr Mymptom* of ordinary
womanly ailment#. Bo many women
pralne CARDUI, it mimt bo good' to
liave the widespread u?e that it he#
today. Bold at drui storea. Try It f
PEAS WANTED!
Will Trade Corn for Peas
STEVENSON & WHITAKER
Mrs. M. L. Smith, Jr., and Mrs. W.
M. Bates have returned from a motor
trip to Washington and through
Virginia.
, ? Mrs. Edison Hicks of Henderson
NJC. is visiting her mother, Mrs. W.
J. Dempster on Chestnut Street.
Mrs. Louise Rosick spent Thursday
and Friday in Charlotte.
Great Lak?**' Area
The Ort>nt Lakes hnve n wnier snr
fare area of ahnut 0.r>,00n un rt? mil. *,
of which 33 010 square miles lie <>n
the Canadian side and 00,770 sqmu<?
miles on the United States side ??f
the Internntlonal honndary.
Let Us Help You to Choose
A Mother's Day Gift
You will find at the Economy Stove for Mofher'n Dny Gifts:
Mlk Frocks, Wash Frocks, Hats, Hosiery, Slips, (Jowns, Underwear
Ktc. at the lowest Price in History on Quality Merchandise.
SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK!
LarHeH $1.98
SILK DRESSES
$1.39
k Paatel SharloH
Size 14 to 44
liAflion $2.98
All Silk WftHhnhle
I) It E S S E S
$1.87
White antl Pantel
Shadea
fi684
I.ndlPH All Silk
Sport and Street
I) R E S S E S
$2.87
I,arii<>H Wash DRKSSRS
98\
Made of Flock Voiles and
Prints
Ladies Voile Wash Dreswos
49".
Sizes 14 to 52
Children's Wawh
I) Ft K S S K S
2 Sf.
Ladies $1 r-50 All Silk
SLIP S
98c.
Ladies$ 1.00
If A T S
09c.
All Colors and Head Sizes
THE ECONOMY STORE
CAMDEN "SELLS IT FOR LESS" S. C.