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Frequent Headaches "I tuffered with chronic constipation that would bringjon very severe headachet," says Mr*. Stephen II. Kincer, of R. Cripple Creek, Va "I tried different medicines a.?d did not get relief. The head ache* became very frequent. 1 heard of /? v-: . . ? ' . ' Word's BUCK-DRAUGHT and took it for a headache, and the relict was very quirk, and it was so long before I had another headache. Now I just keep the black- Draught, and don't let myself net in tiiat condition." Thedlorjd's Black - Draught (purely Vegetable) has been found to relieve constipation, and by stimulating the action of the liver, when it is torpid, helps to drive many poisons out of your system Biliousness, indigestion, headache, ana similar troubles are often relieved in this way. It is the natural way. Be natural! Try Black-Draught. Sold everywhere. Bit 1 londuti'.s nn.i woman' mayor Knys i ho will 11 >t \\ Mti the- nu>yu:?l i-huin of <if I'iv t* n?ii Will sho | > ti ( on the j luinlursonv" mayoral rohcs. G. ,1 . CREEl) (ii'iicra ! ( 'oniractor Estimate* Furnished 5!i Do K :: ij/ .St. Phono 1 !)ii J ? ? CAMDEN, S. C. T B. K'RUCE Veterinarian I ,1 i \ Jf felon Sj IMiotii' I I >* ^ CAMDF.N, S. C. r It DR. (;. C. TRANTHAM DI.NTIST First Floor, Crocker Building PHONE 450 Dr. C. t\ -So well Cr DENTIST (Uflici: tiv?r (^rij'. o's .'noro ) CAMiJJIN. x C . 1IONKSV (ONIT.SSION. Oiuaee K?|)r(^n(?tivo ^earn* of Things lie Didn't Know. Ib pvc.- ent ativc Timmerman of Oco nee county, is writing lottery to the papers of that county addressed to tho people and^elling them some of tho things thut arc gojng on dpwn in Co lumbian Tho senator and the other roprosontativos, it hwihu, started it and Mr. Timmerma.n does not pro pose to be 1 * * f i out of the publicity n'Huio o long as, the mails arc regu lar mid the paper* will use his stuff. In bin t'ust letter last week wo do t'.tl a note ot depression,- almost of ad- despair, Jle ;ays: 4;l just Want the good people to know that I am doinft what I can to Uy and carry out my promise of last summer, but it seems now an it' 1 will ha\o a hard tim.e <i??i i?x so. You cannoit do things hero ju t like you would 111 c to do them, but you have to do ?:;ome things like the other fellow says. It is kind of a give and take gftitio." The .?? are not. the words of an old rat in the barn of politics.. It's the frank confession of a man who has found out sonu'thihg and is honest enough ll> toll it." Further on avc learn that he is a now member, ho says so himself* and ho admits he does not know it all. Here is what ho says on that: ? "As 1 am a new member, I am not having a great deal to say, but I am trying to learn what to say and when to say it. I am trying to vote right On all bills that come up. I am not expecting to do all things just as they should be done. 1 am not a per* feet. man, as you all know. Doubtless I will make error!;, just as all my pro* tleci ssoj . have done, but 1 do hope. 1 can I ?? ot some help in the matter of saving. Il l do not prove of some service I shall always regret having colti'e here. " ? I i" hi < constituents are of the same guile]''/-, i ?. mjn ranu-nt as Mr. Tim merman he will probably be kej^t in the lej^ i.-'!ature a ! ? n ? :* , long time. They will un t :> r.<i each "iher a-, others iiu not - l*reei?wc>od Index-Jour nal. ' Bishopville Klects Ollicers. li'sbopville, March 27. -The niunic .j il elect son. pa.-./ed ofT quietly today, hut -for unusual activity by various candidates j:m their friends. Mayor M. I'.. Mft'utchen was reelected, de ienimg ( '. \\ . < alhoun by .'ial votes to 1 < ? i . Mr. Mef'utchen is just com i ? 1 ? - 1 iiijj h>: 1: term as mayor, which ha In en marked by liftiyg a very !nr,;'r indebtedness. Only four of the c t \ I munoilmen were candidates to sui ( ee<l tliem>elves. and all were re ele t ? i . as follows. D. T, Denny 3'}!}; !?' rank I ie?( 'ha mps, .'{OS; I,. K. Dixon, ; .mi ills Hancock, .'107. Two new ? ?ourn ihnen were elected, as follows: \ Woodham, J'?7 and .1. I.. Shu fori 1 ' . Other candidates and vote re ??; ved ;t.> follows: .A. !?._ Uaskin, 'S ; .\\ . H. FulMim. "J Hen Levinson, II J; I 1 >. Simpson. IK J; K. K. Smith, J. \V. Thames, I J'!. Interest has I '-en high in Ilishopville for several wee!;--, and lines wefc drawn very tiirht. but the campaign has been (lean, and was terminated with the best feeling betwiVn opposing sides. Tin' \ote today is probably the largest vo-*t~ <~ver polled in a municipal eh\ - !:? :i her. .. many wi men voting t'unng oa> \ io.'.il of .*rj 1 votes wi-n : ' ? e. i I r. \ i n: ? ir of I n rmo> Hot ( le 1 )ea d . I . ? . > : . '?! a i*' h Sli ) ;< m< ? IV ?\ .i ? "ii * I a at .bed 'udn\ Sir n . . ? .iv . ! ? I !l 't l h * he'.n I ' . . . ;it ? > . : * i \ ? : . . ii : i I redei \ i"i . ? ! 1 'oi dl! ? I Iv- sillokeb ss ? . . ; t .td'ip.. d by tile government. i! . ? " o.u t .'ward : n o 1 >? W a: i pi ,!? i\ Kji-'Wii a-, tin fh.ei e - \ : i h il con; r ibllt ;on> to chem ...i! is iii v. Jedne rr? cccil i co>; nitio.i !m --v en' : i n ? o . 1 1 ties ?> I ntrlaivl, t !.? 1 St.i'.e.-,. I- i an i. I ta!> .ind ( n ? i.. i v 1 i v. a ! ii : - " J -> t . 1 1 ?ncrvous headache?! MFNTHGIATUM J ^qvrrkly soothes EGG DYES Whitman's Candies W. Robin Zemp's Drug Store ie 30' ... / o s Delivery m.in'h h</<Jwk J ilm* Sold ;? nci (icvrlopod Modern Japamae glFifti do not lopk with -favor upon the suggonUon of tholV parents ibnt they marry mili' taiy men. . LEGAL ADVERTISING MASTER'S SALE. Stale of South Carolina County of Kershaw (Court of. Common IMohh) I . lunit': :V.'. Rena Mci?k, Plaintiff against Jennie E. Meek, Mimnaugh Meek, ! (tlasrow S. . Meek,, Denwith Meek, Jimnvio L. Meek, Hilda M. Meek, Hattic E. Meek, W". S. Nelson, Ex- 1 ecutor of the estate of W, M. Shan non, deceased, and II. ti. Carrison.l Sr., ) ?i*tViulanis. ?, Under and by Virtue of an Order of Hill Honor, W. H. Townsend, Judge of the Fifth Judicial Circuit, of date the 27th of February, 1023, I will | sell before the Court House door in .Camden, S. C., during the legal hours of sale, on the 1st Monday in April, 1026, samo being the 2nd day thereof, the following described property: All that lot or parcel of land known as one-hall' of lot described as City , Lot number One Thousand and Four ? (1004) fronting East on Broad Street in the City of Camden thirty-three (33) feet, bounded on the West by promises formerly of Robert Mann, East by Broad Street,, South by prop erty of A. J. Frietaur, same being that conveyed to John E. Meek by John Hinsoii, by doed of date July ,13, lU0f> which deed is recorded in the office of the Clerk of Court for Kershaw County in Hook M. M. M.^tt page 442. Terms of Sale: One-third casli, balance in two (2) and Four (4) years' with interest at eight (K) per cent. Anyone desiring to bid at the sale herein mentioned shall (irsl <? deposit with the undersigned Master, the sum of One Hundred Dollars or certified chock for a like amount, as an evi dence of good faith and as a guaran tee (>f compliance with the terms of sale. Any sums so deposited will be returned to the unsuccessful bidden at the conclusion of the sale. B. B. ( I/ARK E, Master for Kershaw County. Dated at Camden, Kfc C., March 1 ?">, 1023. MASTER'S SAL>E. State of South Carolina County of Kershaw (In the Court of Common l*le?s) Camd'-n Loan Realtv Co.. Vlain t. ill* against Pea; 1 '^nu'sdalc, ?*t al, I defendant Under an Order of His Honor, o. \V. (!. Shipp, Presiding Judge of the Fifth Judicial Circuit, dated March 1ft, 1D2H, 1 will sell to the highest bidder ?'t public uuction for cash by? fovo the Kershaw County Court IIou** (loo/-, ir> Camdon, In siiid State, dur->. i ing thu legal hours of sale, .on, the that Monda.v, being the sco.nd day 0? April, 1023, the following described real est a to: All that piece, parcel or tract of lain1, m i t nut *? In the County of Kor .shavv, South Carolina, containing t hirty -five (,'!f>) acxoq. more or les i, bounded on the North by lands of | J. II. Spears, hereinafter described, ! Fast by lands of K. II. Peck, South ; by lands of W.? K. Boy kin and T. J. 1 H<?> k ?i?. And West bv lands of Mrs. M. M. Kirkland. I Also all that piece, parcel or tract | of land, situated in the County of Kershaw, State of South Carolina, t about three (.')) miles North of Cam den, bounded on the North by lands ! of S. N. Nicholson, Fast by lands of K. 11. Peek, South by lands of .J. H. I Sjm n> , above deseiihed, and west by' I lands of Mis. M. M. Kjrkland, and 1 hmds of K. s. ViUepigue, contain , in jt twenty (20) acres, moie or less, | Said tracts of land having been con veyed to J. II. Spears by deed of J. 11. MoctJre, of date 8th of November. 1018, recorded in the o. .ce of Clerk of Court for Kershaw County in Hook A. V., pago 508. Also all that piece, parcel or tract I of land, situated, lying and being in ! the County and State aforesaid, about two nndonc-half miles northeast of the City of Camden, and lying about half mile cast, of the property known as "Cool Springs" containing eighty (80) acres, be the same, more or less, bounded on tl/e North by lands now or formerly of K. S. Villepigue, the neighborhood road being the North ern boundary line, Fast by lands now or formerly- of Moore, and of Kintc Salmond, South by land of King Sal mond, ot al, anfl Went by lands of Thos. J. Kirkland Said land is shown on a plat of A. A. lluckabee, sur veyor, of date November 15, 180."), be ing that portion of the land convey ed to J. H. Spears by M. M. Kirk Inn 1 by deed dated November IS, i a i ft. That anyone other than the plain - I tiff herein bidding at said sale will ! bo required to deposit with the Mas ? ter cash or certified check for Two I Hundred ($200.00) Dollars as cvi ' dence of good faith. B. H. CLAKKF, Master f?>r Kershaw County March 14, 102.% MASTER'S SALE. J Stair of South Carolina County of Kershaw ( In the Court of Conintrr?, Pleas? | F'i/.abeth IMyther, Plaintiff against j Cliarlv* I i 1 1 : lews, Defendant. I Under an Order of Ilif; Honor, ?>. W. (?? Shipp, Presiding Judge of the . L m I : ' ' h .lu licir.l ' Ciicuit. datr.i March J.'), 1 will sell to the highest bidder at pubjic auction for cash be fore ihu Kershaw County Court Hotfso door, in Camden, in said State, dur ing tli?0legal hours of sale, on tho first Monday, being t ho second day 01 April, U'L'o, the following described real estate: All that parcel or lot of land in the County of Kershaw, and State of South Carolina containing forty and one-half < iO 1-2) acres, more or loss, and b>UJKlo 1 North by land of the ? of Tom Davis, Kast by land of H. (I, Carrison, South by lands of \Va h Burrows and West by land of tho I ' s .'iii' of Marcus Jlaliey. -The above described land lies about nine (0) niiles Southeast of Camden, S. C., and v/ns convoyed to Defendant by Iili/ :b(?th Blythor by deed of date the same herewith and this mortgage t? K'ivcn <?, :.(?( uv<- the balance pf pur chase money. H. B. CI.ARKE, Master for Kershaw County March 1 I, 1023. NOTICE to CREDITORS , In On* United. States District Court for the Eastern District of South i Carolina. i In the matter of L. A. McDowell, trading as Tfjo Cash Store, Bank rupt. Notice if. hereby given t^at the above named bankrupt has tiled a pe tition for discharge, and that a hear ing has been ordered to be hat! upon the same on the 18th day of April, A. 1>. 11)23, before said Court at Charleston, S. C., at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, at which time and place all known creditors and other persons in interest may appear and show cause if any they have why the prayer of the said petitioner should not be granted. RICHARD W. HUTS ON, , Clerk. | March 12, U>2;t. j OK DICK APPOINTING GUARDIAN [State of South" Carolina tVu'nty of Kershaw ^ Court of Common Pleas) ?K.ii : Farming Company, a cor 1 vat ion' oi'gani/.ed and existing un arid by virtue of the laws of !'? jsnte of SoutJi Carolina. Plain-. | i Ho I \ ! : i i lis against j Lewis M:'oud. Tom Stroud. Alice , S uHi'l, rimer Stroud and Gladys i Mvoii.i. Defendants. On reading and .filing the petition' of ?. C. Massev, plaintiff's ^Attorney. !an-: i' i ?? satisfactorily appearing to . t!' i.-'H'-' rh:'.t the facts therein stat <1 a'"e line; now on motion of the ! Massey. it is : < -rdercd-. That M. M. Johnson, a : ui'ahle and competent person, be ap ! pointed guardian ad litem for said I infant defendants for the purpose of ? 'hi'- action, unless the said infant de , it... <>r some one in . ; half, within twenty days after t)u vice <?T a copy of this ont, r i?^ manner heroin directed, shall cure to be api>oiifted a guardia,?^ litcn?for said infant dcfenJauu It i; further ordered thut thi8o*U> be .sei veil on the said infant d..#3 ants by publication of the saml ? The Camden Chronicle, a n< w.si>!Jl published in the city of Cumden? C., and in the said county of v shaw, once in each week for th successive weeks, and hy mailit,v? ? the naitl mfarUst Elmer Stroud aiS Gladys StroCld, and to their mothS for then) copies of said order at tkl. address 2115 Trentry Street, Ifa ton, Texas. ' Dated, March 8, i923. / H. H. Cl.AUKK i Master for Kershaw Countvr 1 consent to the within, appoint'] ment. Vf : . M. M. JOHNSON Dated, March 8, 1023. FINAL discharge"^" Notice is hereby given that one month from this date, op Wednesday April 18th, 1923, I will make to the Probate Judge of Kershaw County my final return as Administratrix of the estate of S. M. Hough, deceased and on the same date 1 will apply to the said Court for a final discharf* as said Administratrix. M. A. HOUGH. Camden, S. C., March 15, 11)23. FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that Mr?. Sarah E. Stokes, as Administratrix of the estate of James Stokes, de ceased, has this day made application t unto me for a final discharge as such Administratrix and that Tuesday, the 1 10th day of April, 1023, at 11 o'clock a. m., at the Probate office of Ker - shaw (jounty, has been appointed for the hearing of said petition. W. u Mcdowell, Judge of Probata. Camden, S. C., March 8th, 1923. FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that one> month from this date, on Tuesday, April 10th, 1028; I will make to the Probate Court of Kershaw County my final return as Guardian of tjy; estate of my son, Thomas Waters, hf; having attained his majority, and on the same date I will apply to the said Court for a final discharge from mv 1 1 ust as said Guardian. AMANDA E. HALL.' '.Camden, S. C., March 0th, 1923. FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that one month from this date, on Monday, April iUh, 1023, I will make to the' Probate Court of Kershaw County my final return as Administrator of the estate of John M. Davis, de reaped, and on the same date I will apply to the said Court for a final discharge as said Administrator. T. P. BROWN. Camden. .S. C., March 3rd, 1923, The New FRANKLIN $1950 New Body /? New Motor This new Franklin has remarkable ability and good looks. The greater power and speed of the New Six Cylinder Motor are fully expressed ir? i'ne New Body. It is longer, low^r, roomier? more snap. A r?d the Tie w pressure air cooling system guaran tees perfect motor performance under conditions that would stop any other engine made. This is'the safest car on the road and the fastest in a clay's run. No other rides like it, handles so easily, stands up so welll, or is so economical. Five passengers. Aluminum body. Finest leather and curled hair upholstery. New instrument board and fittings. New demQuntable rims. The greatest mo tor car value and the lowest price in 21 years ? $1950 f, o. b. factory. GEORGE T. LITTLE, Distributor Kershaw , Lee and Sumter Counties H31 DeKalb Street, Camdett, S. ('.