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COUNTY CLAIMS PAID ... lTollowluf )? ft lift of cUlms ?ftM?ij upon ?Dd ordered pftld by the l?oar> of Ooraint?*toncr? of Kershaw Couo?> ut their meeting held Novwntoer H. 1021 J T . Cameron, salary bridge k^mr, $30000 J D Gregory, salary from 2 will levy. 83.33, J I) Kitlary and ox (^nscN .....ft ........ 175.05 j W t Stokes, Mil. ii. \ constable. 75.00 John K AuO, salary stenogra pher, 16.60 Tom Joliuaon, salary Jauitor IOjOO Blanch Tarrant, salary ?ud ex pense llomo demonstrator I37.&7 .11 H Bparrow, salary and pan peril 5H.OO J II Mkrl^KHl, salary and crlinl nal work ............ 117.00 <i W Tvruer, salary hired gang 125.00 Mrnest FVletag, salary hired Ba ng, 123.00 II G Garrison,' Jr., expense lu soAiciting bid*. L 123.00 'O O Welsh, salary, telegraph ?and Jail expenses 35001 Allen B. MutvbLson salary and portage, J 10.80 ?8 N Nlcholsou salary wagis- / Irate .!.. 75.00 J H Clybnrn, clerks salary, ?i 50.00 Kershaw Mule Co., difference ^ in mule trades ... ? 325.00 0 M Mahaffey, saUfcry for hired gang and work, :>3S.15 1> M McCaskill, salary and clerk salary ...! 8888 JS O True?dale ?urt>livs to hired ? ang, - 53.34 Johnston Contracting Co.,. road Voric, bonds and 2 mill, 3780.15 H M Beard, 1 Ford battery ....... 25.00 1 K Tiller, hay, ... 56.68 Xlaughmau Construction Co,, road work from bond Issue, 1010:02 Kerdhow Mercantile and Hank ing Co, supplies cliahj and hired gang ... . 583.15 Garolina Motor Co, auto supplies .11.15 J R Belk, shoes for gang, 2-1.00 ft O Bennett, shop supplies 11.85 .Hiwiuigs Sc. 8hannon, supplier hired gang aud paupers . 07.00 il K Munn, salaries for chain ?ang aud expenses 437/13 U?icue (Orphanage, care of Kirby children, 21X00 O H Truesdel, lunxbHi-, 147.50 Oamden Iron Works, casting for, bridge . 14.01 .1.1 O Carlos, repairing chairs 10.00 JP M Gardner, lumber, 25.05 jCity FiHfcing .Station, gasoline and oils 100.83 KJamden Wholesale Grocery, sup plies to hired gang, 161.15 Gufcf Service Station, gasoline ....35.08 HkmununJty OH Co., gasoline aud oil 321.8-1 J W Sanders, farm demonstra tor 12&83 W F Russell, salary and auc tioneering, 58.05 J B Johnson, road work, 156.10 <1 Ij Dixon, Jr., salary 41.70 tW Ij MvDowrtl, salary and lu nacy, 26.00 Burns and Barrett, supplies, 101.82 Htate Highway Department, sup plies, 115.00 floufhern Bell Telephone Co., ? ?> - DM i? <3>ir?U. * .Mr. J. W. Holland, aged about 05 1 year. -4, dlod at bin borne at LuPayette, <?? , mi Novemlxy 4th, .-in.i the body, was n1? ipi k<! to Camden Sunday whore tho burial took place that afternoon at the Holland burying ground near Au tlocfj, Mil Holland wun a son of .Judge 1. ??'. Holland, ??f tbla county. Mrn. Clements Dead. Alis. SaiHe K. Clements, aged 57 years. died, at the Camden Hospital. Thursday night last ainr^wis burled on Saturday morning at Malvern IIlll bUrylOf ground east of Cuuulen, after funciw^servicoa. by the Uev. W. H. ITodg?** Mis. Clement* is survived l*y three ?*>n* and one daughter. Juuh.'s J,. Mcintosh, of I>aiiingtou, wou six blues and five aooondi at tho Southoukteru fair at Atlanta last week with ten head form his famous Clover | Farina Cuernxey herd. 1>hone rent and calls, 20.75 J L Guy Lumber Co., stakes, ......... Vtl.OO G W Mobley, salaries for hired *r" gifug 319.25 Perry M Tecple, testing sand ...,10.00 Camden Motor Co., auto sup plies, ... 5912 Ajpplau Machinery & Supply <Jo., road plow 39.40 1 Kershaw Motor Co., auto sup plies, ? 08.301 T B McClaln, carbide, 20.80 Loau & Savings Bank, money . advanced* ....... 224.381 Hugglns A Hugglns, shop work, . ..5.80 J' S Sargent, stationery, 5.03 J 1> Duren, road work, 7,00 W C Scarborough, auto supplies ... 5.00 Hayes & Gregory, drugs. 4.20 Mjackey Mercantile Ca, supplies . 02.00 Camden Iron Works, grates clerk's office 1 7.00 ItichuTd Lloyd, right, of way, . 80.00 lOtlnioud Jones, road work. 5.00 Kelly Springfield Motor Truck Co,, truck supplies, ...... 72.53 .1 1> Adams & Co., blade** for road plow ........... 04.001 The State Co., advertising, 5.00 TruesdelVs <larage, auto sup plies : 8.85] F M Wooten. corn, ........... 58.00 The Bunk of Camden, money ? advanced 105U33 ?A M McLeod, Kershaw guards, 150.00 Puritan Chemical Co., supplies ... 15.00 Blake Ktflley, road work 40,00 Henry Jumes, road work, 10.50 J N'e^jit & Wilson, gasoline and oil, - 227.13! It C Bennett, shop supplies, 48.251 City of Camden, svvater and light* * 20.78! T E I>orabaT, salaries survey ing, - 314.4Q C It Blaokmon, hay 2CU9 II W Pace, road work. 1921, 2 mill, ... .-i. 3242.97 .1 G Sowell, work and material for bridge - 13.28 J T R Davis, light of way, 200.00 Total. ' $10,828.45 B. K. SPA BROW. Cflerk. , s , -rf, . Hflll I Heviral services *?? twin* held la tbe Witurw B?ptl*t oh arch each Afternoon, ami evening, Hen ? the Indian ovailgeliat la doiug the tpreacfelog and the church i* being taxed to Its capacity by the large congregation* ut all sorvioea. s The stork paid three visits to Watereo homes reeeutly. laughter* were loft at the homes of 11. T. Davis ami i(?vt W B FnrbroO and Ou)|^ <\>nyors. AW are reports! to Is* do lug fiin?ly . j ?' The Aldermen held a n oywter sup p?>r in I h?> <*4ub fioutle last Satimluy evening wlilvh proved to Ik* a very enjoyafyle affair. Aldermun De-wla An derson waa toastmaster and delighted everybody with his wit. Kx-Mayor llallett, Mayor Uurnes. Recorder (lobb and lle^ W. K, Furej:on were trailed upon and responded with short talks. Our guest, J-aiwyer Ijuwens Mills was then introduce and delivered a fine address. The program wa s su pplemexrtcd by music from an orchestra composed of Mr. Ilennlng, saxaphone, Mra. Herbert Campbell, drum, Mq. llerbei-t Camp bell, cornet, Mltfs Sarah Campbell, piano and : Hollla Oobb, violin. . ? Tbe supper waa delightfully served by Miss Thompson, R, N., assisted by Mrs. Hallett, Mrs Will Sanders, Misses Lottie Barnes, Mary names, Maude Dority, Gladys Dority and Gertrude Willlford. Miss Annie K. Thompson has re^ turned from ber vacation spent In Georgia. She also visited Mills In the Horseereek Valley Tbe Mill School held the opening exercises Friday at eleven o'clock with a very large attendance. The program opened with a <i*rayor by Rev. t.^ur eron, after which "Coano Thou Afl nilghty King" was sung. Speeches were then rnndo by lawyer deTx>a</h, It. 1^ Pit/ts, of ithe Hermitage Mills and H. K. Hallett of Wateree Mills. The exercises closed with the singing of "America. The Beautiful" and Ameri ca New Tailoring Establishment. Among Camden's recently formed enterprises nomf promises more im mediate success than the Olyburn Tai loring company, owned and managed by Mr. T. ,T. Clyburn, and located on De Kalb street Just west of the Majestic theatre. Mr. CTlyburn made many friends here while being connected with fhe Clyburn. Drug company, prior to his entering the Navy 'where he j served during the war, and is a young nia,n who will no doubt be accorded with a liberal patronage in this line. AX TMF * * " ? ? ? fc" ?"?l '" """ ****?? SNYDER STORE IS STILL GOING ON Many bargains for many people. We can please you. Our Cut Price Sale prices will last for 1 0 days more. Come and get your pick of our High Grade Merchandise. SHOES Scout Shoes, $1.98 Heavy Grade Mens' army shoes, extra good Guaranteed for one year. Special for this sale $3.98 Good line of Ladies' Shoes, prices from $1.98 to $4.50 Boy's Scuffer Shoes Value $3, at this Sale, price $1.98 Just received 1 lot of Mens' Shoes, $2.48 1 lot of Mens' Shoes, re gular $5 value, this sale price, ; $3.98 1 lot of Mens' Shoes, re gular $7 to $10 value, this quality .. 1 to 6, ... Heavy $3.98 $3.48 work Shoe. sale, price $4.98 Ladies' Bed Room Slip per, price at this sale, only $1.19 t MENS* CAPS Regular $1.50 to $2.00 values, this sale price, 98c Dress and Work Pants. Regular $2.50 to $4.00 values, price for this sale < CA Ladies' Middie Suits All wool serge, sizes from 16 to 44, sale price only $1.98 Ladies' Middy Suits, re gular $10 values, price at this sale t... $5.98 CHILDREN'S COATS 1 lot of children's coats size 5 to 14, price for this sale,". $3.98 and up LADIES' SKIRTS Black Cotton and Pop lin skirts, regular $2.00 values, price for this sale Ladies' black and blue Skirts, regular $3.50, at this sale only . ....... $1.98 Ladies' pleated Wool Skirt, regular $5 value at this sale $2.98 SPECIALS Dress Gijighams, regu- | lar 25c values, price l(fo Dress Ginghaij^s, regu lar 35c values, price 19c Mens* Wool Flannel Shirts, regular $3 values price, $1.98 LADIBS REAY TO WEAR GARMENTS AND MENS AND BOYS SUITS THE SNYDER STORE MAMMOTH SHOE SALE Saturday, November 12th ' * ? v THIS STOCK OF SHOES HAS BEEN MARKED AND PLACED ON SALE AT PRICES SUCH AS 7 NEVER BEFORE OFFERED THE PEOPLE OF THIS VICINITY. _ r? Just Arrived 5 cases Mens' fine Cordovan Dress Shoes, Knglish Last, values up to $8.50, Schlosburgs price, $3.98 10 cases Ladies' dress Shoes in J31ack and Tans. Real $5 values, Schlosburg's price per pair. $3.48 475 pairs Men's Sample Dress Shoes. All Styles, values \ip to $5, Schlosburg's price, per pair $1.98 6 cases Women's Heavy Work Shoes, Guaranteed $4.50 value, Schlosbur^'s price $2.79 5 cases Children's Scuffers, all sizes. $8.50 values, Schlos burg's price. . $1.98 WESTERN UNION TELEGRAM Received at 51D FV 26 3 EXTRA COLLECJ BLUE BY BOSTON MASS 32bP NOV 7 1921 LEON SCHLOSBUHG CAMDEN S GAP - BOUGHT TWENTY THOUSAND ' 'DOLLAR STOCK OF SHOES PAID CASH PUT ON SALE FOR SATURDAY CUT PRICES IN HALF SHIPPED BY EXPRESS TODAY H. L. SCHLOSBURG CARE ADAMS HOUSE 435P Just Arrived 8 cases Women's' Fine Dress Shoes in tans, blacks and greys. Values up to $8, Schlosburg's price, $2.48 GOO pair Mens' Heavy Work Shoes in chocolate and smoked Klk. A real $5 value, Schlds burg's price $2.98 300 pairs Women's work Shoes, all sizes', $3.00 values, Schlosburg's price $1.98 7 cases Mens' Tan and Black fine dress Shoes. All sizes. Guaranteed $7 values, Schlos burg's price ; $3.98 400 pairs Children's Shoes. All sizes and styles. $2.00 value, Schlosburg's price 98c 944-46 Main St. R L SCHLOSBURG 'THE NAME YOUR GUARANTEE" Camden, S. C.