The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, March 21, 1917, Image 6
For Forty Years Lydia E. Pinkham’s
' Vegetable Compound has Relieved
the Sufferings of Women.
It hardly seems possible that there is a woman in this
country who continues to suffer without giving Lydia E.
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound a trial after all tne evi
dence that' is continually being published, proving beyond
rontradictiun tfiai liris "grand^'nid" rit^diciQe~h^s feaeved' Tp<
more suffering among wofnen than any other medicine in
the world. .< *
Mrs. Kie*<> Cured After Seven Month’s Illness.
Aurora. Ill—“For seven long months I suffered
from a female <trouble, with severe pains in my berk
and sides until I lweans* so weak 1 could hanily
walk from chair to chair, and got so nervous I
would jump at the slightest noise. I was entirely
untit to do my house work, I was giving up hope of
ever being well, when my sister asked me to try
Lydia E. I'inkhams Vegetable Compound. I took
six t>ottKjs and today I am a healthy woman able to
<Jo my own housework. I wish*very* suffering
Iwnman would try Lvdia K. I’inkham's Wgetabk:
it is. —31l;s.
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ry l.vdia K. rmltliatus Negetab
Lonipmnd, and tind otit for hers<!f how go<xl
A- Kilso, 696 N,trth Ave., Aurora, PL
Could Hardly Ciet Off Her Bed.
Cincinnati. ('Hno.—“I want you to know the good T.ydia F. Pink-
ham’s Vegetable Compound has «lom* for mo. 1 was in sui h l.ad
health from female troiilik s,that I ecadd hardly get off my l>ed. I
had been doctoring for a long tins* and my mother said,‘I want you
to try Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Comfiouud.* S» I did, and it
has certainly madt me a w« il woman. 1 am able to do my house work
and am so happy as I never expectey! to go around the way I do again,
and I want others to know whit Lydia E. l*inkhanrs Vegetable
Compound has done for me.”—’Mrs. Josie Copner, 16tl8 Harrison Ave,
Fainnount, Cincinnati, Ohio.
If you want special advice write to Lydia E. Pinkliatn Medi
cine Co. /confidential> Lynn, Maas. Yoitr letter will be opened,
read and answered by a woman and held in strict confidence.
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WITH THK KAKMKRM
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Valoc of u lisle of ('otton.
The following figures of oonipar-.
ison. of- the purchasing power of a _
bale of cotton in the * respective •
years 1»14 and 1917,.have been fui- Madden Declares He Lived in
nishe«l me by Dr. Bradford Knapp,
of the l r . S. Dept, of Agriculture: ‘
1914, cotton at 1917, cotton at
12c. or |60 bale 18c or 190 bale. ;
♦ tona hay $15. 3 1.2 tons hayflM 1 *
80 bu. vorn 7oc, 75 bu .-«orn HA* SO WEAK HE TREMBLED
92 bu. oats 65c. 90 bu. oats4T.
mumoHm
( onstant Dread of
Evil.
12 bbl. flour |5. 9 bbl. flour f 1 o.
60ii lbs. lard 10c. 500 lbs. Urd 18*:
500 lbs. meat 12c. 500 lbs meat 18c.
1 am showing these figures to
prove to the farmers of Colleton
that cotton Is not high when «•
compare it to the other farm pro
mts. The fact is a bale of cotton
is worth less than in the spring of
1914. before the European •jSjirttr.
commenced.
, My advice is this: First grow all i
the meat. lard. corn,, hay. grits, po
tatoes, butter, eggs you need for .t |
year; then ’ secondly, grow cotton)
In Statement. Helton Man Sny- it
Seems Strange as lie Thinks
of the Past.
Since Tanlac got me to feeling so
well and strong, it seems strange
now that l once was in sufh bad
ealth and felt so badly.” said J.
W. Madden, of Belton, night en
gineer of the Belton Mills, in a
r~ ■ ir^'aTr.V r, TJl • 'statement he gave in endorsement of
for sale and put the n,oney ln yourj nn v «.. h .. Rttfnrw
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I PUBLIC SEBWCE COUPOMTION
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IS ONE THAI SERVES THE PUBLIC
Wi. n. 1 i*:ii THK A( MK OK SKRV1
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l.K \i. K-PATK M A l TKii>.
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IZATfON.
IS THK KKVNOTE Oi olK OiNiAN
. COLLETON E a my CO.
4;. M’. .5KIT KKiKS. Pros. F. VKF.NITSS. Mgr.
pocket? “ Ff we~a<f IRIs^feottdin "w-fli
be high, but if we have to buy 1 our
mpplies out of cotton we wtl) soon
be in the poor house.
Hog <’hotel*.
Since the first day I came to this
county I have waged a continual
war against hog oholera.Mlut I have
not had full co-operation on the par.
of those that have had cholera in
their hogs; some have gotten me to
give the serum treatment and some}
have not Some of ns when our 1
hogs died burned or buried them: j
some threw thent out on the lull i
side to scatter Ijog cholera over j
tlje land. • .
Friends, let us wage a systematic
co-operative educational ( campaign
against this preventable disease. 1' i
* a be prevented. l.et • U* pi ea* li
.a;S!u:i treatment, burying or burn
ing ot all dead hogs, killing of all
buzzatd.i. and pastures for our own
hogs These tilings will stamp out
the disease.
Don’t Burn TrjiO'.
A; much advanced agriculturalh
a s we are,, still we see people piling
corn and cotton stalks to burn Kv-
ery time you do this you <*ob you
noM of plant food nitrogen Turn
them under and let them rot. They
are good fertilizer.
F W. KISHKIt
lOCENT'CASCH”
BEST IMIVE FOR
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Don’t st*« ('oiisti|Mti*<l. IfendM) liv
Itilioiis. With ItiiNith Itnd or
Stomach Sour.
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“1 always enjoy
a eolddrink
oIINVICORpIING 1
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and 1 can then pass up my
troubles.”
You ean sav the same if voU
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do the same. Try a bottle of
our make.
1LTEM0 COCUOUIBOIILK CO.
t. .i. McDaniel, M-r.
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No ml l> how had your liver, stom
ach oi^tVowels; how inuch your head
,1* lies. ho\ ‘ inisi table and uncom
fottalde votv are Irom * r-old. con
stipation, im^igestion. biliousness
and sluggish bowels you . lwa>s
get reliet with Vasia ret s.
Don't let voiii stomach. Hmi and
bowel' make von mbterable Take
(’iisran t s to-nigiit: pul an end to
jin' headache, biliousness, du. mess,
nerv r>ust*v>". si< k. .soil! . ga\-\ 'tom-
ill. bad cold, offensive IneaV an b
all other distress: i.deanse vo a p/l.
de olgiim of all Jdie bile. g.i'« hlld
(onstipated majder which priv
dining the miserv
A 1" lent box means J^ealt 1 hap
piness and a clear hea>T fiiv ntoiiths.
All druggists sell t’gsca.rets l>on'>
forget the childreji' their little in
sides need a gentle cleansing too.
t Ol.I.KTlA iwn IMtOMon D
.lames f. fat ter. ^yrlm ha- been
with the Southern KXpres' < " papy
in Kdglrlda foi syvera’ veat' . . i
■ cei><iy m t.hp- i-ashier’s . ‘
J-fii ksonvjHU* h.,s been p: <y to
the agency l*. i v. I * n.!-
gbiic K> taki chaig. of lii' n> il'i
lie> theie Mr ('a11i i ' a.nv
friends 111 his h/Cnii , (Mil . 1 h,
pleased to 1* • t n of his i ■ ' \l
(’ai let keep* in tom 1 a : ' li- *
L..i k ibs,.g.i 1 la lj .n.: i. _ iln-g
The I’l i " atn: Si and. d
Corns Loosen Off
WHh Magic Gets-ir
2 Drops Do the Work, Painlessly.
'T tell you hi-foro T h. yd of
Y5cts-li’ 1 use '.iptrv on. tbin. -r
iinothfr for .iirns, l stlli tiad •. :a
1 used bandages and they made ny
-ipd*c-xm- February 2*Jb ’iBclpre
I took Tanlac/* continued Mr. Mad
den. *’I couldn’t lay or stand still. I
wa s so nervous and I felt if I didn’t
Keep moving I would just fall over
dead or something else awful would
happen to me. _ ’
”1 took Tanlac for a very bad
form of nervousness. I had no ap
petite and ate almost nothing. I
could not sleep well, and I lost ever
so much sleep. Any noise would fly
all over me. that’s just how nervous
J was, and I had a nervous head
ache almost all the time.
“All the time 1 was in a dread of
something awful, hut I did pot know
st what. I had no energy<> and I
was so weak f trembled All the time,
.am in charge pf the boilers/of the
Melton Mills at night, and before f
took Tanlac 1 did not feel like do
ing a lick of work.
“The Tanlac just did me all the I
good in the world, though, and I
soon wa s in fine shape My strength
came back and soon I was eating
heartily and enjoying my meals. I
began right away to pick up in en.
rgy and fny nerves stead'ed. and ’
then got so f felt a good many years
younger. I don’t dread my work or
anything else now, and my general
condition is good and the Tanlac
improved me in every way.
‘‘You can take it from me. Tan
lac is Gall right. It is’a good med
icine and it will do all that is claim
ed for it, which 1 say because I
know from my own experience with
it.” ' p
Tanlac. “The Master Medicine.”
is sold by:
Jno. M Klein, Walterboro.
The Colleton Cypress Co., Colle
ton
Cottageville Drue Co, Cottage-
ville
Isiandton Mercantile Co.. Maiyf-
ton.
W (’. Glover, Green Pond/fJack
sbnboro.) /
I'l MM. st lit MM. H«>\Oi: ItOl.l.
< »'<juin.
Annie Kee
. fcthel Block
O'Quin. i
Fitst grade .Brfiie.-
■ Adv First / c^td*
Blocker. I»oii>e Jtloc kf
er. / /
Second - gi adt* Horace
Samnue VCttles. c
Third grade M.rT O’tjujn. \\ nl j
Tree well.
Fourth grade Tommie/Boot le
Norman Smith, Naomi Trovvell
Fifth grade Gertrude Smith. Ma
Kmnia Walker. Albeit O'Quin
Sixth grade Kiddie k Trowe U
'Seventh grade* (’lev it* 0'(jiiin
WTbfrev O'Quiu
VytMissi Kmily W Sloman
Bi-'incipa!
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son, CLOssy, w
^.Veeut Hot lie Dctliti.v*
and Doubles Be.cull oi
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Dniult tiff
1 one
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Be a Railway Mail Clerk
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intunatmm h caHtsponncaci sotoou
To the ! dbt drop
^MAXWELL
'' HOUSE
COFFEE
Is Perfect
Ask Your Grocer
Cara* Heir# V an M«4f Try -t.rtn-u-
aad Tkry'll 1‘rrl Higltt tin:
toe so big ft was murder to pyt byj
my shoe . I use.t salves ;unt :her N
things that .itr off m*'re of th.* *i>e
than they <Bd thy c<*rn 1M c .1 md
dig with knives and si'issorit. t>ut
now no more fooling for m* Two
drop* of eb-ts-lf do! all th«* w rg.
It makes the* corn shrivel ,.!,d • ar>
loose that vou can Hist pi, g h ;
off with your flogeta'*
There has been noibing new •! a.
covered for rnfns sin, e ■•(i,;.. f»
was born It* the new way- <ha
common-aense. simple, sure n-* -
*''let»-It" is sold everywhere 5c
a hottf< or sent on receipt ... u . e
bv K latwrence * Co. Chirac pj
Wit!i*t: min n* * ti*te an
plifietiup •*’ li;tnd , ‘Miie* vim! em *,•
find ;i '.utb t! ;i< o ot dandrc.i! #
falling hail and >ou: scalp will r;,.
if'h. but what will pi* ,s, \ou nu,'*
w ll> bo atlol n fe-W W**ek 's I!-, , a i
you -**/< lo w hail I ne* and eiown\
j at tiist S N\*st but i**all> n» w (,.■ •
growing\iill over the* scalp e
A lit:!** K.:i*L* - 1 tio inin.* iiat**I>
double*' thy I» xnt\ ot \ ,uit > ttr. N ■
jdlffeteri'.** how dull, faded, btutl*
|alid sc* > vg v. just Nnoist* n ,< rU,t •
jwith D.inderim . n«! f\ti*full> d-.*
| it through your hair. \tak:ng on-
■ 'mall strand at a tin.i* T’• *ff
I is dp a/in v your 'ai! will tx light
ifluRv ,en<l wax >. and ,- .ave an afrpe.
J aih• of abiin*!riU< • an iriri,m j>ar;,ii ! <
liistte* softp**'' and luxurinn***-
<*♦' a 2.”-cenJ bottl* ‘of Know!,
ton's Dstnderint* from any dine
or toilet counter, and prove th *
* our hair is as prettv and «o?t
any -that it ha* t>e**n negle, tcwl <o
injured hy careless .treatment
that’s all you stir*!y , an t.ne l>. -
tiful hair and' lots of it if vo*; w. l
jiist try n little Danderin*
Sign <>f Diu**Mi*>n.
j When you s» v a *hverfu! and hap-
jpy Hid lady you thlen kne*w lhat she
has Ci'od digestion !f your diges. •
tion hi impaired ot 4f yoet «|o no
reli-h yoHr meal» take a do'*, of
Chambet laih's * Tablets Thev
str**ngthen th^ x «*omaeh. improve the
digestion and ca;i«e a e*ntle move
ment of the bowe|v, obtainable ev
erywhere. \ ,
JUST RECEIVED
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A SOLID CAR LOAD OF
a ^ » » "■
FURNITURE
which we will sell,for
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cash or on time.
H. D. PADCEIT, JR.
Ruffin, S. C.
Spring Shoes
ARRIVED
We have just received a large shipment of Sprint;
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Shoes in all the latest styles and cuts. We have these in
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a large assortment of low quarters for men. women and
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children. It is a pleasure to show these siioes whether
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ycu purchase or not.
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Herndon Clothing Store
C\ H. HERNDON. Proprietor.
* VY-AI^ERBORO. S. C.
Expert Repairing
fr w yf'
Our mechanics are all experts
and are as anxious to keep your
car in good running order as you
are to have it so.
Bring your Auto here for relia
ble repair work. We guarantee
satisfaction on every job. Prompt
and efficient sevice at all times.
Gasoline and Cylinder Oil for Sale
The Colleton Garage
RAILROAD AVENUE. WALTERBORO. S. C.
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CAR OF MULES
JUST IN
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We have ui>t received a new shipment of farm
■ mules, v u tnining >ome of the best, we have yet bought
*'»r <*ui eustitpyers. 1 hose mules are of good size and
u :ii please anyone who wishes a good mule.
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FORD CARS ALSO ARRIVED
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e have also received a car of Ford Automobiles.
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and 'hall t>e pleased to see those who are interested in
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\the purchase of a Ford car.
and Ayer
WALTERBORO.
SOUTH CAROLINA.