The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, April 11, 1917, Image 7
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Wednesday, April 11, 1917.
THE PRESS AND STANDARD
COCOTONE
SKIN WHTENER
25c BOX FREE „
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A Skin Bleach or WJiitener fc r dark or brown skin, re
moving all blemishes'and clearing swarthy or sallow
complexions and causing the skin to Grow Whiter.
Don’t envy a clear complexion; use Cocotone Skin
Whitener and have one.
WHAT I SHKS THINK OF tXM OTXINK.
, MoctRomery. Ala.
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* WITH' THK FAItMKHS «
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<^n t'h** f’a:*ni.
Secretary of Agriculiur** has is-'
sup<I a call .to the patriotic people 1 ^
oi the south askinR that they prow
• nouRh supplies at home to feed TelK \ w. f.il’’-.nd »Mo«t
|themselves. He poMts out that wo . 1 US 01 ,t>>l AH,Ul ‘ ind Mos ‘
are sencljDR away $7 00.0i>0,000 to
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the North and West tor such things
Macon, Ga.
Cocotone Co.
Dear Sirs: Send me by return
mail two boxes of Cocotone Skin
Whitener and three cakes of Co
cotone Skin Soap.’They are fine
auU 1 do not careSo^be without
*hem. -Eo'-losed Js-nioney order
for $1.26.
Yours truly.
CLARA M. JACKSON.
Way cross, Ga.
Cocotone Co *
Dear Friends: Your Cocoton«
Skin Whitener is the finest tbing
1 ever saw. My skin was ver>
dark and the first box has made
It many shades lighter, and my
friends all ask me what I have
been using. Enclosed you will
find $2.00. Please send me six
boxes of Skin Whitener and two
cakes of. soap.
Your* truly.
ANNA M. WHITE..
Cocotone Co.
Deal Sirs: I find that Coco-
tone Skin Whitener i* the best
preparation I have ever used to
clear the skin, and wish you
would mail me two boxes at once.
_ l Signed r > _*jrs.* P . .lojtnson.
Do not accept vnbvtiuttcs or im-
ttHtkms.
<T T THIS OCT
THE OKTOTOXK CO..
Atlanta. Go.
I have never used Cocotone
Skin Wh!t« ip/r. but if you will
send me a 2'.c. box free, will .b^
pleased to t-y it: 1 endose six
2c stamps to cover co«t <■* mail
ing. 4': ckir.r:.‘< tc.
4 * N * ,
Name
as corn, flour, canned goods, peat.,
hay and other supplies that { ’ an -
grown here cheaper than in the
North or West. If there should be “BLEEDING
a shortage of freight ears, on ac
count of rflring wa< supplies to the,
Eastern ports we of the South
would go hungry. Every farmer of
Colleton should take heed. Don't
let 20 cent cotton fool you. A bale
of cotton will no.t bring as.-much
corn today as it would in 1915 with
cotton at 12 cents. ,
South Carolina alone sends away
from her borders $100,000,000 of
Wonderful” Things he
Ever Saw.
TO DEATH”
Had .About Given tip Hope.'*
Hay* Cal her. Kvprewng Hi*
Gratitude for Aid.
“I "beliete Tiinlar Just suited my
daughter'- iiio. tor she Wii* ip an
Address*
AGENTS WANTED
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\Yi*h to express their .'ippm-iatior, and thar.k- to iritnd-
and customers of Colleton county for their patronage
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in helping to make their
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Great Easter Sale
A GREAT SUCCESS
arc! vishing a Continuance of their
U.to
future. \V> will show our appreciation by kr.: : ::g at a’f
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i 'rie - a Ur!l !ii>e of
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wieiEieyp'io-oniEiHStiBE
at the same reasonable prices. * .Iust> retthed. a large
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hard earned cotton money for food, awful condition when she began
('olleton county sends away $2,000, faking it .and the doctors he* said
-joeo -for* iood-rhgr chbuttMte'gruwm rtrey~1rart-Tr^\T 1 Viaetl) “
,here. My friends, we have anothe" wa* the higMy interesting' statc-
jarmy besides the germans to fight, ment m:.d* by Mr. D. T. Ferguson,
and that is th^* army of little boll of Ander«on. tn the endorsement he
weevils that will inxade our cotton j^ave TanLu on Febniary 28th. .“My
fields this summer. There, as daughter h uft<ted from « very bad
shown by results in l<ou-isiaua and case of some trouble that was like
other boll weevil infested states, bloody diarrhoea. She bled eontin-
we ca n only grow six acres of cot- ually fo» ?;v*> months despite ell ,wo
ton to the plow, where as now we eould do. and she suffered ugonr,
grow about three times that much. too. She was just bleeding to death.
As a program for preparedness.• that is the onl> way I ciln describe
1 would recommend the following: It. and the loss of blood had sapped
1. A vegetable garden to pro- her strength until 1 had to lift her
duce vegetables the year round. Not in and out of bed.
a little summer plot, but a real gar- • “We had doctors attending her
den for home use and for canning., and they did all they could, and ti-
We buy in South Carolina $13.- owlly th*y said they' bad tried their
000,000 worth of canned goods last remedy, and 1 could not say
2. A large enough sw'eet potato thft she was any better than when
patch to supply the family all win- tttey started treating her. We had
ter and have some for the pigs, about gi\en up hope and 1 had be-
Al«o a spring Irish potato plot for gun to lear that my only child
the family and a fall Irish potato wopld never get well,
plot. For the fall use Lookout I CMy ;nother-ln-law had been urg-
Mountaip variety if they cun be ob- ing me te try Tanlac for my daugh-
tuined. ter, and at last 1 bought a bottle, as
3. Corn. peas. ,peanuts, velvet the AoctoT» had said they had don«*
beans for home use and some to all They could. When the bottle hao
aril. I.ast, cotton for pocket money beejn taken she was in pretty good
».th which to buy ( offer, sugar an t condition generally and wonderful-
clothe the family. !y improved She gained a lot of
4. Hay and pasturage for all strength,' too.
farm animals. • “My daughter’s trouble Uas the
5 Hogs and cattle to produce most awfdl thing 1 ever heatd of.
meat, beef, butter and milk for and the way Tanlac helped her was
home consumption Sell a few sur- one of the most wonderful things
plus hogs, for now they are worth I ever saw or heatd of. My daugh-
li’to 15 cent? per pound on foot, ter was put on the road back to
with no likelihood of thfm going strength land improve# health by
Flower, I Tanlac. and she soon was able to
! Seems to me that every farmer be un and doing light work around
|in Colleton county can do these five the hou-*-. She is in good health.
|thingft if he wills it. We can. and and it is all due to the. good Tan-
we will, must be our motto. l*c did her” .
Any one in need of velvet beans; Tanl; c. The Master Medicine.”
can get them for $1.50 pgr, bushe’. is sold hv •
from N L. ''Willett Seed Co.. An-J Jno. M KMn, WolterWo
igusta. Ga., or from W.I.John-*.! TbO 1 olb-ten » yjoess < (>. Colle-
Heldock. S.C.. by saying your ton. k '
county ’agent referred you to them.! Cot?; rev i’le Ifng < <* . t'ott.'ge-
Othervvise they will chat go, $2..*>0 or
more. Mr. Johns is a large farmer
and now orf** s 10(i(* bushels that he ,,,n ;
raised himself Think of the' oppoi j tV. C.
tunity vve of Colleton <otinty le* : - n ~ 1 boro, i
pas s bv not raising velvet beans*last
year.' x,
FriemlX l. know that every one i r
('olleioh county does not read T!o
PteCc'and Stundatv!. tint 1 ask o.
Ville
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ton . rear t .le < 'o.. Iv'.ind
!«v. r, ii:pond ( Jai
Al'TO ACCIDENT
NEAH CHARLESTON
line o: rr.tr.'- IXinvTieach ..mi Keep K<o- 1
ljuI set them At
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Com?
& Bogoslow
Where The Dollar Does Its Duty
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County Agept
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WOMAN SICK
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TWO YEARS
Could ' Do No Work.
Now Strong as a
Man.
Low .-lv II.iv. Sail
From s * i i«m* Inim >.
An automoinh accident o( cut red
Friday .morning which tame n.*a:
having a serious result L. H.
Houck, was »n r oute to Charleston,
accompanied by W . Z. Ayer and H
F. Towles, in his new Overland
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FREE FROM PAIN
appeared
■ had bet-
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mediate relief. My
weak new has en
tirely disa[
and I never I
ter health. I weigh
If 15 pound* and am as strong aa a man.
I think money is well spent which por-
•hases Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable
ompound. *—Mr*. Jos. O'Bryan, 176r,
Newport Avc., Chicago, III
The ructess of Lvaia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, made from roots
! s!onn:h and hi;*r. I would have R bad and herbs, is unparalleled. It may be
Mr. ihNKk was driving and the
car struck a tree oo the side of the
road, throwing ,Mr. Ayer from the
• ar. He fell upon his head, it was
thought, seriously injured.
Mr Houck and Mr. Towels were
badly shaken up but we>^ other-
Chicago, 111. —“For about two year* wise uninjured. The automobile
I suffered from a female trouble so 1 ;lo*r a wheel, the fenders and
wa* unable to walk otherwise bruised. This accident
or do an v of my own locrurred about ten mile* from
Charleston and an ambulance wa*
Lydia E. Pink ham a ,v,rdered to take Mr. Aver to the hos-
pita 1. It was found upon his reach
and deter- ‘’ h ‘‘ r . , * Bfo | n tha ' '' as ^ Fo
rained to try it It b ‘ Kl ‘ v Injured>as was tejued H
brought almost itn-
* * And No Longer Nervous, Since
U Taking Car dm. Says Georgia
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Trcntor, Ga.—Mrs. Elbe GiHorii, of
L this place, writes: “I have always sul-
lered ... but was w orse alter mamaf;c.
i would have . . . pains and misery in my
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injured *as was feared
h turned to VV.i'.etborn by
Saturday. ■ v .
This was not the on!' itahiy
• L wing thi s ride, a*- the :*ru.»ul;i’H>
•.rich started out from ' ha; h-ton
r.ytl over a negro. .L'mxJ Uu ney,
c. bo vitas M) severely inju d f.’iat
tie died. A. J. Bassett wa-i dn.-ug
t!.< ambulance and diJ not Know
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High Prices
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Make it essential that every home have a
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v e:o(Kl vegetable garden and plant it in
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sif-me the easily ^cultivated- vegetable^ -
which will go far to reduce the high cost of
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living. This can only be done easily and
profitably by using improved garden tools,
and the best seed. We have several kinds
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of garden hand plows to select from, as
w^ll as garden hose and hoes, and a full
4 . ~ * '
line of garden seeds. Plant now and make
your garden pay.
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Screen Doors
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WINDOWS
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Our stock of screen doors and win
dows embraces all sizes and prices to suit
any kind of door or window. Also screen
wire, hinges, springsretcrralways in stock*
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Full,line of Farming Implements
and Hardware
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Colleton’s Leading Hardware Store
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negro until hm
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lHF-APKtt'1 FKKD
Walterboro Oil MiD
MONUMENTS!
1 ha ve sei ured th • agenev io;
the Capital .MouDtoent Go.. •• Sa
vannah, Gn . aud will !* clp i Jo
give you estimates on '•>m -uuk
»n<| moniimeut work, "fun iu'i>
Jou any price monur xrt .>011
See or write
A. Q. LYONS
ISLANDTON, 8. f.
sick headadic every time, which would
iper.cia'.ly last V.vo day'. IPad always
! tx.*ard what a pood "irco ms Cardui wes,
‘ so I Ahou-ht I v. u.ld try it. I used two
j bodies and it 1 ;h.c:::c.
bepan tc le
,\x :*.• at my . i' l
r.ot hr.v? a»>' r !
ii. r ary pain. 1J« i
r,o nervous tliat ’
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niteen morhis
nervous md wa<
rd there tanec I d
cr.d i!o not now *
w. very nervci:*
hands wou'.d
nril ; ' fTiC ’ j’iv' *
’.As ci C. - never been ner: -
c.vssisit: • • ; ' -F no! have any pa.-.
I t!::r.l: this is .• ci.-’ to Cardui a J
Black-Draught. ’
Cardui, lac vv«n.a.i> 'cn::,iscoi :raf J
only cl pure, vr; ct: ‘ i r-redient ; v h. t
tavc been rcci'FT'--* 1 i - r l >’
siarJcrd |ned..\»l books • s c i r.f'-r.ir.-1
value, in the trea'.rer.t or many tiiseai^
peculiar to women. Try Cardui.
e*«‘d with perfect confidence by women
who suffer from displacement*, inflam
mation, u)c« ration, irregulahtiM, peri-
o<up pains, Latkache, bearing-down feel
ing. flatulency, indigestion, dizziness,
and nerve a* prostration. Lydia E. Pink-
> • x's Vegetable (omj'ound is the atau-
Ctsd remedy lof female i!la»
lie sp< n;
f; lends.
i Marvin, of Timmoti*-
Sonday in the oil, w?'!
K«.(t«l*. (*ail*. s» iat< t»e*. Soee*.
Huet*. S(ii v» Worm*.
Mt'MT.K HOHF.VKSS Kfil.lKYFH
I'nusua) work, bending aud lift-j
mg or strenuous exeH »«•*• is a strain
on the tnuseles. the> becom»‘ nor*’
aud stig, you are < rippled and in
p. in. Sloan's Liniinen;. bungs ></ti
•ium k relief. ea«y to apply, it pene-
fr;aef without nrt.hing and drives
(> :' .he eon,Reus A (leuv Lqu.d, '
<>\.iner than mussj plaster* or omt
megts, it does not *taio the skin oi
t hijf the poies. Alvrajs have a bot i
tje handy fot th< pains, aelieg of j-
• lieumatisrn, rouk lumbago, grippe,'
l 'Hues. >firfi!^ '<!(.• and ill
eitrrnal pai« At vour d^Xgg •*» •
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CONSUMERS
Before You Buy
PAINTS and OILS
~SEK~
H. E. SA VACili:
Agent Southern Cotton Oil Co.
Right Opposite Depot
Walterboro, S. C.
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best < ure
for Kiirk
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p r.f Oydijiseed
a healing oil, or
NC-ldS
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i- R. M. Jefferief epent Saturday
ifwlumbia Oq business.
To rr.iike th«
irOiilile--, but a
!f you ptefet
pound of hog lard or vaseline ir
>0,11 want a ralve and add a 50c bo
;!*■ oi Fai rito; Healing # Remedy, i*
sirrpiy. (an’r be beat fly any salve ' r
tinimen? rratie. And see what yet.
get ; 'all pint for not over. 0b
i> n:<■ F;.rt i* Healing Remedy !>•
*o]»i by us on the Money Back Plat'
A v\ (hinan i. Son. Walterboro. S
and A B. Padgett, Heademon-
v File, £. C. Imo
.’5 rents.
•MU* Kate ItKnt/. spert tiie
> n : 41 her borne .n Bambeig
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< AHEI.msVFSS HKSI l.TS IN
FAILI'KK
Sprinb
loo I ed np >.
»oa bv
Hate 'l*'«Iiiin«* for I liildeen
' I- it safe?" is tIn tir.-t fi’ierdois
•ck —o-o— to to- <onsi-late^ when tuivri.g o '.'ti
That is 'v by we say “Feed P. A. ! mediCjne fpr < hildrctr . «'l>Hjtil»v;
Ihomas' Hog Powder according ty lain’*! fough Kemedy^Uas long hex
direction-.” I><> NOT FEED IT a fa wtr.’t with fHimver ol youtvy
anAcidil’.PY, but mi* it with ground <hili|ten t contain* no oniur.i
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•*i* r,< t del gl.tfiil m i'on oryfhe feed and moisten w ith Just enough'Othx tianoUc. ..nd u»av be given *
* this i tnnot be ; ; .u<l th< 'water to make •' ettmibly mass, a child as confidently a; to an ail
* The cold damp Then each ho K g*ts ,i b» n*fi. ia| dose It is pleasant to take, too. .w-lucfi t<
• to- brings on ih-uio.uV. oains'.Sea full directions on package. Yout jof great importance w!ie„ a iiie.ti-
k h r re anything but sjdey an* money back if you are not satisfied jxp- ii»n>t be given fo young «hif-
1!.• y e;>n be relieved, howeceK, by 1 A Wichman A- Son. Walterboro, S jd;.n. T’ ;s remedy is most effe
ipplyiog fbamberlair.’s Linimen* C .and A. It. Padgett. Hendetson [tual in relieving coughs colds aii
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(R/taioable everywhere.
ville, S. f.
lino. |(roup. Oe'ainahl* everywhere.
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