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. - ? I I J. A. PETREE I# icn m n mKM JH I I Is No I n r> | Duyers rrom ? # I Whether We MAR I Our Auctioneer, J | 1 1 4 % r ( McB iw Opei .EAF ' All the Leadini Youi ? \ Have Been i RET PRl oe A. Haymore, Ha Get the Highest PETRE1 ^IMBBM?? ME EE, S. C a for the rOBAC I Tobacco Compai ire Invite* Xb\e to See Yoi GE GUA1 is Had 36 Years Exp< : Dollar for Your Tob E & J01 / * I , ii - """ C. M. JONES v : i j * S^^RH RmS] ^EHpA B^? !? m^En ^9H RRjR ^r^vv! I ? i I ^ PSfii ^HRhb WBl 80W@^^_ ^BS^jyJSi HSBwjET^"^*^ I i ! Sale of .CO | riies Are Represented a i ? v ? ! l ! < i In Person or Not! I IANTEED i srience and Knows How to i acco YES V?. I. ?A. '- ?iMfck . i. J " . " . .1 .=a r\ PRESIDENT WILSON ADDRESSES SENATE ON LEAGUE OF NATIONS! On last Thursday President Wilson went before the Senate and laid the Peace Treaty before that body, with the solemn assurance that the League of Nations convenant is "a practical necessity" in carrying out the "World settlement" ren?-t>.wl >* Versailles. Ho characterized the League as "the practical statesman's h<?j?o of success'' anil "the only lope . t man! :ml." llis ssoeiates in th ' 'oum.il, af or lonjj months of str unities with intricate problems, "saw it \va.- the hope of the ^ world, and that hope they did not ' dare to disappoint." " The most practical of tie conf -recs," he said, "were al last the , | n o: ' read, to r? fe>* to the League of I N,.tion.? ill su tcr:n'? imK no of all the interests whi'di di l not ; <!mii. of . iavae.h. ie det.n loin .' n, of all mI! j mil)islrative pro! len wh:ch v ere to _ re .u'l'e a co'itinunu < -vr-nc.ht. What ^' !?;.?! -i and a counsel of perfection . ii ? 1 come to seem a e oinsel of niees. iiy." 1 "Dare we r* je< t it an-! break the car1 of the wo: Id" he -aid. Of the treaty in en era! he th-claied at squares as a who!** with the prinj eipics sliced upon s.s the basis of j peace, as well as w h the prac e.d l ! ? -si' ilitics <d' the international nuI .it ;oiis vdi: h had to he faced and I dealt w ilh as fa Is." 'it was i;iipossible to accomodate the interests ?>!' s<> an at a ho ,y of he < \elai: a: I. "w ihoU? ' inaiiy in .lor c > i i mi:- .- i he treaty i . a re ii i. i< ' < .u" 'y \ liet we ' v old have writi It is probably, not \ hat any on of the nut opal ,i ; ti. v. ri, ? i. 1 : think that i foutel h.u the | e.i.aj - - ?'|i a \ aeeej.; 1 US c e i..e 11 ii v. 11 . v-'.i .?? the 'near. \ oi an;, pro. .i r, lie re; i -a. ?! hi fa1? h I! it the t d ei i hi nil' i - had one abroad i. a rni s . .i it and th.it the tluiy of th peace vat ion to eairv to ful 11 111c111. "ll is inir duty to do everything," he add, !, "that was within our p< .er to u> c e the trill. uph < ! I.c-'iioiii and rip hi a lasting I 1 IUIC, h.' Am? rica he i:..- -led cannot keep oat <>f world of. ir- 'A .icriea may he \ said to have just leaded li?r maijonty a- a \v??i*nI power," he remarket I. "Our isolation <micd tucny years a no. i iv- only question is whether 1 we ean refuse the moral leadership a that i- t.:foi.'etl u . wlvtlu r we shall ' aeeept or reject the ? ? : 11". I< lice of the jj \vo rlil.' THL". SU!.:r. Fit Sli'.GOO IN fi* , I'ltOCRLbb ft . ( I"misiiii < ol e, .1 uiy I1- What r! promises to he tie most sueeessful S Summer Scnoo! or cm anted |>y the 1 Aerieulutral l? pariiiu.it of f'lemson College ! oj n on . rhodu d time last ij Tuesday wiPi a on,! attendance, [; \ hieh W ill ! ' . -i d by the arri\ ti ol the < :'i -o., 1' or the hin t tinn a number of ladies '.aie tali in." courses, aid there are also a I man\ ma, ed ladies ami > children here as visdom I?? lie with \ husbands and falhei - who are altcnds inje the Summer School. Provision , was made for this in advance, and the ' institution is ylad to have these visitors. I he idiib hoys In- 'an their two weeks * ^ , * ... j on the 8th. I ne two prize winners p from each county are entitled to at} tend with free tuition, ami other | Huh members are payinj a mall fee. , L. I,. Maker. Supervising A yen I of 2 i < iuo Work, will in- in charm- of the { b0y,Si ! The hiy farmer ' week, duly 21 to i I 2<!, will he the climax of the Summer 1 Sidioo!. A stiony proyram is just pj about eon.plot<-iI, ai d < lenison Col, leye expects to welcome . I a rye host ' of Carolina farmers to their ayricul! } tural col ley e 'his week. I-uller ati/ nouneenieiits will I" made within a } few days. j . CITATION . The Stati* of South Carolina, ' nunty of <'hi s'erticld. 1 l'?y order of M. .1 llouyli, Probate .1 udjje : Whi'rras, Alfml Robeson Mellon alii made suit to me to prnnt him letti r< of admin .si ration of the estate and clVcels of Ma.-sey Ruhr on, deceased, These are, therefore, to cite and adinonish ail and ilar tin kindred and creditors of tin said Massey Kohcrsoii deceased thai they he and appear hefori me in the Court of I'robate, to hi* held at Chesterfield, S. C., on July tilth, next alter publication hereof, at 1 1 o'eloek in the forenoon, to show cause, it an.\ they have, why the said Adnunist rat ion should not he granted. (iiven under my hand this 'Jd day I of July, Anno Domini, I'J lib ?| ;M. .!. !l()l (111. | Probate Judge. j LEMON JUICE IS I FRECKLE REMOVER 3 Girl*! Make this Cheap Beauty Lotion to Clear and Whiten your Skin. Squeeze the juice of two lemons L into a bottle containing three ounces S 1 of orchard white, ? well, and Vou Sj have a quarter pint of the best frec fie and tan lotion, and complexion g beaut ilier, .at very, very small cost. IYour grocer has the lemons and any drug store or toilet counter will supply three ounces of orchard white j for a few cents. Massage this sweetI ly fragrant lotion into the face, neck, ! arms and hands each <lpy and sea how clear, soft and white the skin becomes. Yes! It is harmless. Adv. 3.