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Here's why CAMELS are ',4- the quality cigarette B ECAUSE we put the utmost qualify into this one brand. Camels are as good as it's pos sible for skill, money and lifelong knowledge of fine tobaccos to make a cigarette. Nothing is too good for Camels. And bear this in mind! Everything is done to make Camels the best cigarette it's possible to buy. Nothing is done simply for show. 0 -Take the Camel package for instance.- It's tHd 1 most perfect packing science can devise to pro-. LEND .r A Rtect cigarettes and keep them fresh. Heavy paper -secure foil wrapping-revenue stamp to seal the fold and make the package air-tight. But there's nothing flashy about it. You'll find u4 extra wrappers. No frills or furbelows. Such things do not imnprove the smoke any more than premiums or coupons. And remember-you must pay their extra cost or get lowered quality. If you want the smoothest, mellowest, mildest cigarette you can imagine-and one entirely free from cigaretty aftertaste, It's Camels for you. R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANYt winston-Safeni; N. Ci PERU CRLEBRAT[8e l h lieeieieofVleul CREAT CENTENARY ir n; l (000 lb ~d i'ml ~ ~ ~r vtiels (iitaiieil thvir i 41.'pelil'ill1, 1 etI 0lne Hudred Years ofreiined subject, to Span Otht r Nations .1oi-t. S. Sends ish dorn j nation. Tito Hattleships Carrying Com- Knowing that their libety was "I was weak and run-down," m1 issionI to Take Part in Cere- eiihngerel as long as this situation rn '41 Sou1th Amricaii( d(cided ( to hel DatnIa."pa ti n Liima, July 25.-Peri, the one time i t leivjalt patrots to obtain just felt tired, all the time. hulwarik f Span ish power and dom i- irs, .11141 an 'x)(lition of 4,000 oi I didn't rest well. I wasn't nat til inl the solithern continaeit, Siliers was 0Vgiiized in Au- ever hungry. I knw, by today stan(s on thw threshold of the 100th :mv of its indei.penyd- gust; 1820, by (ell. 1(),,e ie S ti thi, I needed a tonic. and red wll(*(,r:t h eteaI til ili tileCato i tile as there'( nearsbttrthn During the week of July 241 to Trainsported by a fleet Commanded :31 ihe hiad where once the Incas -y Lord Cochraine, hero of the rutled will celebrate thle ceniteniary of hla ideedeve it an d eil its freedomli from Spain. Virtually lisco, Pe, 10I) iiles south ot 1 341 , all the lemlingp nations of the worl the capil ill Sptember, 1820) Greet tind ai h'it AmnR D UIue ones atr invited tof he P ler eom-h irvin pole i h miemorate tihe event and the m o' itr svi; ~liayo~~ls Wr l e ihl e' 4 aj or , te on roi (0 il ity of t hemi aibre1ted. T1he Uniiiteid a co0mmissi(on.ty inendne T Woa'TOI Theni will be exiitiIions oif do44mes- 'le ntin te, W l is~n bie anid loeign imanufiac'turies, d1ip)lo.(4tii~ hi i(l~itct''rtlis matHe rcer ptins and11(C~~m italc o i oius iSan begremoniesdul, dn elud in tphe unv i ling of an eu s tabt aesr wv 'ta tiatn st atue of .Jose de San .\lart in, tnI ii ee. O ee br9 8., 6otne r. B ret thle ArIgintlinc generial, who p)tayed a i i'lit!(of yau ote it i "ferm frs btleIset leading parit in the libeition not ii544 svl llltdtefi'so etradaebte. Ito ony of' Peru'' ' but of 't her SoulItieS sikii i i il i orbtls o ' el A mue riet n ('o33mt i(s.lio 1I re giit43 WIih se l It was on hte 28thi of Juily, 1821 ie.Siiii'l hi ate), ( L el utfn.etadsep that4 Gnend'ca Sani 3 Aarin i, fathe of'3 )'sga o'11'(t~'Soh 1433 ysi sceradIhv his nat ~ie colmitr and of1( C hi le, de(- (oii is hc nqiksc and ad sr elta cla red t he indepemie'n4e of~ P'eru from~ 'S 'l h lail ok.Cru ste ettncee Spa~iish 1 uih' :andt sovere4'i tnty. SinFce S e i'i Lej hs fblwi ae' the heg ir. ngo of theii 19(thI centuory,~ Im 411i )i'I)io 45 Ii teT osnso te o e th dii I 111,ii ~ i e. o c t he)1it American Revolution1 had reOlsul- hae fud Cru ut s ed inthe idepenencehelVenzueua OURgBANK and Chiafomhepan 1EV ARE 'sh ule an in unsuccessfult move-h Ii~ bi ~ INSEPARABLE jJment inPeu The fome Ion 18 h oeg onc Co tries oabtoineddttoe2,5inependennd, inu11111ritremainedl subjiecof to1Span-) A goo futue wito etangd s omnghas th situation . prevailed, theo southernthe conuntries Our instiution is f proresh Americ decing t hlo so eu I ( er h and ifl ~ ~ ~ ~ thePervianpatinks to (b'an) ~i -cbtenI e n h lehsirh, and15an00x)editiondsotfovi002o, We solit he patron 0g ohthes whse eronize in ,0( Au--1iin11 orh mr al attrbutes ae like sathos, y en whos eant iMar-'~ ll a ilp'lt (e tinr on theC('coast of Chile.li Transrported by aey fleetIcommaynded ~ You nvei reret mony savd. Thanherio of the fair' iacs~ii o~ U~( o reretwhenitCihgoe.n Theependenoe, ierlandedenea gPisio, deand t 00,mildebysoutA of Lima, th cpial n Sp er 8 Gre t iiaIiiii)isil. AVI~~ a I. LP Er icn i'edtbyusthe Paruvian peoipld.IasIliber iators, Otheyifoundiia'ipropitiousavefiike wiionsiSannMtreihaaldands0army en T. 1~1 T$'UTheN aiten, with: theiif$hI 131 1(1isamete il) sistnce o th conuestof:Sain indpedene.On ecmbe 9 1824 , (4luo in h:-batleofAyauco, hePervi The next time you buy calomel ask for alotab's The purified and refined calomel tablets that are nausealess, safe and sure. Medicinal virtues retain ed and improved. Sold only in sealed packages. Price 35c. SWEET POTATOES FILMED FROM STOREHOUSE TO MARKET The rapid deterioration of sweet potatoes between the time they are .dug and the day they reachb the con sumer can be checked in several ways, say specialists of the Bureau of Mar kets and Crop Estimates of the United States Dep.rtment of Agriculture. To show right methods of handling this perishable product, a new motion-pic ture film, "Sweet Potatoes from Store house to Market," has been prepared under the supervision of tie bureau. Since storage is essential if the grower is to sell to advantage, wrong and right ways of storing are shown first. When the bank or pit method is used, the loss due to decay runs from 50 to 75 per cent. When the po tatoes are properly cured in a good storage house, carefully handled at all stages to prevent bruising, and kept at the right temperatures-80 F. while curing, 50 F. afterwards the loss may be less than 5 per cent. The film shows first a model stor age house of frame construction on concrete pillars, with details of walls, roofing, ventilation, and heating. Then the potatoes are seen stored, to be later shipped in crates, not in bulk, after a preliminary grading. In views of a regular storage house sh, the details of each stage in the prog ress of the sweet potato crates, which are finally loaded on a refrigerator car for shipment. An inspector cer tifies the state of the car, and the last detail is the braci:ig of the crates to prev'ent their slipping. The damage caused by failure to brace a shipment properly closes the story. While the mot'on pictures prepar ed by the Unitel States Department. of Agricnilture are intended primarily for the use of extension anod field workcrs, arrangemenits may some times he made to borrow thenm or to buy colies ait approximately $40 a reel of 1,000 feet, upon application to the Department of Agriculture. -0 CO'TON EXl'IIORTS HEING' FINANCED Washington, July 25.-Southern bankers who, during a meeting of the A merican Bankers' association in Washington some months ago, among them havig been Col. Tom 0. Smith of Birmingham, It. J., Maddox of At lanta, and others, organized the 1"ed eral International company of New Orleans for the exportation of cot ton toI foreign countriies, have dlem onstrated the feasibility of their proposi tion. TIhe coompany has the* confidence of Wash ingt on. Eugene Meyers, J1r., heaid of the wvar finance corporat ion, is 50 completely convinced of its staibility' that he has already agreed to make an adlvanc*e of $1 ,250,000 for the exportation of 25,000 bales of cotton. 1He aonnounces, further, that Professional Cards JNO. G. DINKINS Attorney-at--Law MANNING, S. C. DuRIANT & EiLLERBE Attorneys at Law MANNING. S. C. IL 0. Purdy. S. Oliver O'Bryan PURDY & O'BRYAN Attorneys and Counselors at Law. MA NNING,.8. C. FRED LESESNB Attorney at Law MANNING, S. C. MONEY TO LOAN On Real Estate-Small and Large Loans. Long Terms. J. WI. WID)EMAN MANNING, S. C. H7. C. CURTIS, Attorney-at-Law MANNING, S. C. WEINBERG & STUKES 3. A. Weinberg Taylor H. Stukes Attornevn-at-Law STO and look ov t have to st our line ne: come to to ''be you are market ju, i what we h I but would a privilege ai of showing anyway.W you only su will-give I Prices and ways in lin us when in MR BraE he has agreed to advance a total of $5,000,000 to filnaie the exportation of 100,000 balds of cotton through the Federal International - company of New Orleans. This cotton will ' be shipped, sold on long credit, and the, producers, in the nicantinie, financed by the com pany. The company was organized with a capital of $7.000,000, of which $3,150,000 has already been paid in. Many banks of the South have sub scribed to the capital stock. The announcement of the war finance corporation includes this paragraph: '"This business is the result of the exchange of telegrnms published some time ago. It is anticipated that if the demand for accommolda tion develops with the maturing of the new crop, the financing done through this banking corporation may he extended on even a larger scale." The war finance corporation has extended help in other enterprises of the South and has, apparently, justified the hope and confidence of those members of congress who caused it to function again despite the opposition of the preceding ad ministration and its advisers. -0 ONE OF GREATEST HEROES OF WAR New York, July 25.--The body of Fred II. Meyer , whom General Persh No To the Tobac Sumter, Lee, Williamsbun It has been reported eo Market has been cl< that the report is absc Also we are able to tak that you may bring to a large Tobacco Stemri has just been complet< to take care of your monument, it is for bu ing tobacco on our grades from one to fo pounds. We also have Farmers ~ C. 0. WATT SUMTE Per w we Low y in xt time ;you wvn. Iiay not in' h&6 st now for ave fordale, give us 'the id pleasure r you thru e will slgw .ch goodtas rou service. terms "al e. Stop with town. ing mentioned as "one ofathe great est heroes of the .war,"' was today bluried with one of the West elab orate military ceremonies ever ac corded a private Soldier. At Cantigny, Meyer killed while offering his bodI living wall to a comrade aILm with an automatic rifle which extermiianted a German machine gun nest. He was riddled by bullets. CHICHiESTERS PILLS IAMND A . La tic !~ Ask ur ru o 11111a In lied and Go14 met... . rs sealed ith Blue Ribbon.' Tako no othe.Ju oIyom l)AIna^ *1&'5i I N 0BRANDP1 L9 . for years k nown as Rest.Safest, Always Relable SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE ADMINISTRAToR'S KALIE Pursuant to anl order of J.,.V jfind ham, Judge of Prob-:te, I will .sell to the highest bidder for cash at the re sidence of Ben Geddings near Hodge's Corner, S. C., on Saturday the'oth day of August, 1921 at 11 o'cl ek a. m. the following personal pro rty! One Ford Touring Car, one lot of house hold furniture, one set of bakgkhar ness, one bicycle and two share of stock in Pinewood Ice and Prglt Co. T. B. MIMS, Administatpor. Pinewood, July 20, 1921. pd. co Crowers 6f Clarendon andI y Counties: that the Sumter tobac-- I >sed. We wish to state lutely false on its face." e care of all the tobacco g our market, as we have i riery in our town which ad at considerable cost, Tobacco. It is not a siness, and We are sell Market according to rty-five dollars per 100' a full corps of buyers. Warehouse S, Proprietor R, S.C. Vq