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1 v . i.....ir.-g-.-raTT wn ?.. ? ? _____ M()?ogKJM(4KI?(<)W( 4? ? '? >? <. !?#<>? >?K .)??< >?*.) ?> ?K>MMMMHMKHIM ' ' " " W'JBCWIMnWKWIWBMWJW**! ONLY 10 MORE SHOPPING DAYS TIL CHRISTMAS Why wait another day to buy your Gifts? Come into B elk' sat your earliest convenience and let us help you select yours. We still have a large variety of gifts on display, from which you should be able to pick one that would please the most discriminating person. We especially invite you to use our Lay-A way Plan .... pick your gift... pay a small deposit.... and we reserve it for you. Come in and complete your Christmas shopping at Belk's .... we have gifts to please everyone. > * ? 1 f?r the Lady I 1that FINE THINGS Ml? 4 ' Mb GIVE HER TRAILING ELEGANCE ... OlIILTED SATIN ROBES . . . and she'll feel like a princess So flattering ... so newly styled ... so lavish in fabric and detail! These are obviously better Robes, priced attractively enough for impressive Christmas giving. ^.95 to 2250 > ; ) Give ; Hose . . . . but be sure it's the sheerest ... clearest . . . and best wearing hosiery she ever wore. Nylon - - - $1.50 to $1J)5 Silk Hose ? 69c to $1.25 Lingerie . . . always acceptable She'll welcome an assortment of this beautifully tailored lingerie because it fits so well and launders so perfectly. NEGLIGEES PAJAMAS $2.95 to $10.00 $1.95 to $3.95 SLIPS GOWNS 79c to $2.95 $1.00 to $3.95 PANTIES 29c to 59c Blankets (boxed) For blankets of great Christmas gift appeal, ours are seldom equaled. Their warmth, quality and beauty meet the demands of the most exacting housewife, the most discriminative gift giver. In beautiful colors. 2*95 to ^?95 ROB E S $1J98 t $5.95 NECKWEAR 50c to $1.00 HOSE '25c ? 35c ? 50c Archdale SHIRTS $1.89 Bonaire SHIRTS $1.39 PARIS BELTS $1.00 GLOVES $1.25 to $2J95 SWEATERS $1.98 to $3.95 I CLOTHINGis a ? I Gift A Man Will B Appreciate GIVE HIM something in clothing, something just a little finer than he would buy himself. You know he loves fine clothes and you know how his eyes will sparkle j when he sees something nice from BELK'S under the Christmas tree on Christmas morning. And he'll love you for being i thoughtful enough to buy him something he really wants. M Wouldn't Dad be jtickled if mother or the Ki children decided to give him one of Belk's nice SUITS He would like the looks of one of these Suits ... he would like the way it fits and the way it wears. And you will like the price too ? better hurry down and pick it out today. Just? 14.05 to 22-50 PAJAMAS In a variety of patterns | 1 and solid shades. $M8 A Complete Selection of Fine Gifts j for All the Men said Boys on your list * ? ~ 1 GIFTS that are appropriate for the home .... and for everybody! $ SILVERWARE & X This Silverware is an ideal $ gift ... a beautiful pattern V . especially suitable for % the newly married couple 3 who isn't able to get their H solid service now . . . see it, & and you'll buy it. \ $11M (plus tax) BOOK ENDS $1.19 PILLOW CASES $1.19 SALAD BOWLS $1.29 COOKIE JARS 98c ? $1.49 STATIONERY 49c ? $1.29 SCRAP BOOKS $1.00 to $1.29 CLOCKS A good clock is an important item in any home. A nice tfift for ? ? Hubby ?Wife ?Daughter ?Son ?or Friend $2M to $6 J) 5 BIBLES Parents ?what about that son or daughter off at college? Or that junior boy or girl at home? What coutd <be a better invest- ment? 69c to $4J9S SNAPSHOT ALBUMS $1.29 TOWEL SETS 50c to $1.29 BEDSPREADS $1.98 to $4.95 SERVING TRAYS COFFEE TABLES $2.49 ? $3.49 CANNON SHEETS 2 for $2.75 LAMPS An economical and practical Christmas gift at ? 1 BELK'S DEPARTMENT STORE c^lN J White Man Victim I In Stabbing Affray Leon Rowan, twenty-two-year-old | hiiw mill operative, maiding in West ? Watereo township, la at the point of 9 death at the Cauuien hoapital followM Ing a savage attack > upon him by ' g Charles Shannon, fifty-year-old negro, in the Trueadale filling atution. situat3 od on West DeKalb Street. 8 -^tRiannon used ariargo butcher knife x to open a deep gash on Bowen's face. H lie alHo stabbed him in the left aide, H the blade just missing the heart and " hiu left leg was also badly slashed. Truosdale, filling utation proprietor, 3 wrested the knife from Shannon who then fled. In response to a telephone <ularm from Truosdale, Chief of Police | (Alva Hush and officers Russell, Ma. & honey, and Mayer hurried to the scene 1 iua squad car and then went to Shausjk iioii'h hfcme near by and placed him q under arrest. Shannon attempted to flee but was caught by officer Russell. 5 (When searched, ho was found to have 8 knives on his person. Bowen was rushed to the hospital in 8 an ambulance and owing to the great ]dg pmount of blood he had lost, transfus8 ions were necessary. His condition, flj according to the attending physicians, 8 is critical. Shannon has been placed 8 in the Kershaw County jail. According to Chief of Police Alva Rush, the attack by Shannon upon v Bowen was unprovoked. | Kershaw Mother To i Get 4-Star Honor Mrs. Burthy Catoe, fifty-three years of age and wife of a Kershaw county farmer residing six miles from Kershaw on the Flat Rock Road, is to be awarded a Four-Star emblem of honor pin, presented by the Emblem of Honor Association of America. This-Four-Star emblem of honor award is made bj^'the National Association to mothers having four sons in the United States army. Mrs. Catoe in addition to having ; four sons in the service of their country, also has two daughters, the wlvfes 8 of enlisted men, both of these women w being employed in the post laundry at 8 Fort Bragg. ||| Mrs, Catoe was born in Lancaster county but has resided on the Catoe ^ farm in Kershaw county for many ^ years. She is the mother of ten chil| dren. Camden Chamber of Commerce has g arranged to have the Four-Star em. m blem of honor pin presented to Mi?. 6 Catoe at a public gathering In Camden 8 in the near future. 1 Outdoor Life Is 1 Assett to Camden v The Camden Chamber of Commerce, " through its department of publicity & has made the interesting discovery a that during the Ave months winter . & season, it is possible to be out in the Q open playing golf,''riding horse back, $ hunting and in general enjoying 139 y days out of the total 161 days. $ And the statement of the Chamber ^ is based upon a survey that started back in "1926 and was maintained by j?| none other than a gentleman guest from California?of all ot&tefl* $ Checking on the weather record* 0 the Chamber has ascertained that since 8 1926 the average number of days dury ing the five month season each year j X when there was rain sometime during ft the day averages 12. 5^ Last season there was no record of ^ snow at any time during the five Q month period. S It is interesting to note that the H average per month of all-day sunshine 8 is as follows: December, 20; Janu2 ary, 17 February, 17; March, 22 and H April 23. ; ' The average per months of days B without any rain at all is as follows: 8 December, 26; January, 23; February, 8 23; March, 27 and April, 9. FREE I | KINDLING with Each Order I Pine Stove Wood 8 -orjj OAK tor Ashley HEATERS J1 Phone 9165 CAMDEN WOOD YARD Half Mil* Wut of V*n*or Plant