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i w* COCOTONE • SKIN WHTENER * /* *,'• • 25c BOX FREE A Skin Bleach or Whitener for 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 IHKRS THINK OF (TKTITONK. Macon. Ga. Cocotone Co. Pear Sirs: Send me, by return mail two ^oxes of Cocotone Skin Whitener and three, cakes of Cu- cotone Skin Soap. They*are hire and 1 do not care to be without them. Enclosed is money order for $1.26. Your.s truly. ‘ ’ CLARA M. JACKSON*, . - Wajrctfisi, Jia. Cocotone Co # Pear Friends; Your Cocot or ' Skin Whitener is the finest t'hinn t ever saw. My skin was very dark and the first box ha^ mad * it many shade# liieiiter. and m5* friends all ask me what I have, been usiftR. Knclosed you will •find $2.h#. Please send me six hoxe„ of Skin Whit* net-‘’and two cakes of soap. Yours truly, ' ANNA M. WHITE. „ Montgomery, Ala Cocotone Co. . Pear Sirs: I find that Co< o- tone Skin Whitener is the hest pr» paration I have ever d?ed to clear the skin, ami-wish you would mail me two boxes at once. tSipw.lt' Mis. C .V.-Johnson. Po n<*| accept oiilwtiutte* or im- itwt ions, <TT THIS OFT THE*tUKTifiiNr I n' * Atlanta. Ga. ' I have never used Cototonc Skin Whitener. t»ut if y'oy will send me a 25c t»ox free. wi'H be plekfied to try it 1 t-mbtse v|x -c stamj*s to «<*\cr c*i-j of mail^ in?, patkyne. etc. • • Namy . . . • * ✓ Aiidress . . \t.F\TS W’ANTKP CLOM1VO *T" ■' / / Our Service Will Keep Your Car in The Best of Condition. Your automobile needs treatment once'in a while, just like the human body. The carburetor may be out of or tier; the spark plugs may be dirty; the cylinders may be i* ■ r . clogged up with carbon and working poorly; in fact your car gets sick just as you can. If there is anything the matter with your car call up 188. Our cwps of expert machanicians will render you prompt, courteous and satisfactory service at reasonable cash prices^ Gasoline and Cylinder Oil for Sale The Colleton Gar; RAILROAD AVENUE, WALTERBOR(b S. C. White Hall. April 28—The White Hall school closed Friday with a few appropriate exercises, which the pu pils rendered nicely. The progtam was as follows: Recitation—Mary Anderson Mar vin. v JUh Ration—Ernestine Marvin. Essay—.Norris Cannon. Radiation—inckie Robinson. Essay- Melvin Marvin. Essay—Tussie Robinson. Ifc-citaUon—."Farewell to Teach er”—IsabCll Robinson and Eliza beth Cannon. , ' . After this Miss Eva Rogers, teacb- «r, delivered a medal, which sjie df- tered to,the pupil making the high- est average for the term. The mWal Vvas awarded to Melvin Mai • 'in, who made an average of !*6. Tiie second- best average was 1*4 am! th* -second pi ize was given to Mary A. Marvin. The exercises were attended by severul of the patrons. Mrs. Can- mui \\a» ; \« ry thoughtful and serv ed strawberries and ca.kv and* fudge to pupils and \i>itois utter‘the ex ercises. Miss Rogers leff for her hnnle. at _.MulUns in the afternoon. • Wfirie lL.frTl.moPntnimt»r :i7>iTt AdvaTucd First Grade Mary \. Martin and Ihcki** RohinxMi. Fourtti Gvade--iKrm*sline Marf:n and Isah* II Robinson. Fittli Giade K’.izab**th ( annon. Seventh Grade Gu*>ie Robinson.’ ,.\4ti(»! Grad* -vM*l\jh Marvin. MIT BRABTCH HCHOOL CLOMNQ Lodge. * April 25.—The Dry Braoch school, after being very »uc- C«ufully taught by Miss Minnie Bishop, of Ehrhardt, closed its term on. Tuesday evening, April 24. at which time a very large crowd o; inteiested spectator# was present to w itness the closing exerciser. The following program was very successfully rendered: Song—"Dixie,” by school. Friyer by Leland A. Hiera. , Wbuoiue Address—ChJrlie Fen der. *‘Vatation”—^Pel Avant and Ot- tie Al.se Fralix. Kecitaiiitn—"The Orphan Girl*' Salli***’ Lyons. ‘’Jt*siafiV Courtship*’ -— Blanche Avant atm Itrantley Fisk. Retit.Uion "Keeping Holiday”—- JJetha lee FralHt. “Lift!* Plans”--^>even little chil dren. f. “Ra ;i>• Mi\e*|”—Eugene F* nder. Pale Faced fan Take Pinspliates to Rosy Cheeks aid Beandful Forms. Men need Phosphates to Make Strong, Healthy, Vigorous Bodies. • Athetetew im reaad *»r Marrgy and en«liifance 200 per rent- more bjr simply taking S fgft IPMks treatment of Argo-Plioaphatc. Atlanta, Ga. Dr. F, A. Jacobgonj says that Phosphate# are just a# es sential to any man or woman who tires oasly, is ner»«»us. ot fritabb-, worn out. or looks haggard and pale to make a strong. roi»u>t. vig<. orous lo althy body, as th**) are -to cotton to make it gi<*w. Tin* lack of j Phosphate is tin* * a use of a*i enentic Ilerahi * tushy, Clcmmic Fender and Corim- * rosby. jeonditious^pd the administration of 1t< 'atniii "A .small Speech" - - 5-graili AlgO-Pho%Phate tablets will Lon11 ,■ Mi Millan. jmcrcase the strength and en«lur- *’ i. - r.g • tli«* V'ensus 1 ’ - - Salliejaiice of w«*ak, nerroiis. care worn Lvoik ami Chosley Carter. imen and w**iuen :!o*» per «cnt. in it**'«t at inn j" What l{appcn*‘d to two or three w «*«-ks time in many Sevc-i iC x -—-- mi it**—AcarrtT * ‘ r.t tfl. Next October” - cfil^lren. , RHttation "What Papa .Says’ — I’*aM Rrahham. ”1 ■ New Scholar” Pet Avant instances. !Ud- will build up the whole nervous s\ Item, an,l give new lif«*. vuu. vigor land vitality to tin* whole body. I always prescribe Aigo-Pho>phate t.i Jpalniits who ar«* pale ami e«*li*rl»->s. Yah ■ l ender, Blam he'Avant, /el-tand it is suipeisiiifc to >•■«• ht>w «iun k- ma l.vnn-, i:th**l Heunett ami Zethujl'y a f**w,w*cks tieaiment will tian#- ' form' a p^ile face t*» a rosy ylnwke.l •tty. bcaUiy. Thera* can b*** in* > tosv fcheekeal, lieiylthy, lH*autiful women, without tln-ir system i-’ siiticnntlv' hi'j .* tyi^.ui*-d^ nwell known druggrcds every- , V. vt i i . . f >• > -1 tv , I •.Ivvir-i-iiv. •» ■ .i a IJ ** */vpr il. U iml ICI«*tHmie, land* Woiiu* \\ alt*‘i Imii-o Ki«lii«*.v sufTer«*rs <•**1 l.iith* Ij4*s| ,»r t’ointtict Tin re is., little sh**-ji. lirtl* p<-ac*- lot manv a kuinev tioubh-. I.if** tinual -1 oiind of pain. little s lifter is Ofie You rest, from con- <an'» UUT Mfn / had X / 1/ Three Car Loads of / . • ’ .. / /u / X X One Car Load of BUICKS Now is the time to buy x Rizer & Ayer WALTER BORO, >L*TII CAROLINA. r* WE STILL HAVE ON HAND SEVERAL GOOD • X * * r *, ■ Horses and Mules That we shipped from St. Louis. If you heed one see us. Waherboro live Stock & Vehicle Co. H. W. BLACK, Jr., Manager rest at night whew there’s kidney backaihe. Yi»u suffer twinges and "stabs" of pain, annoying urjjnary disorders, lameness and nervous ness. You ean’t be comfortable at work with darting pains and blln*l- iiijr dizzy spells. Neglect these ail- ni«*Ht» and serious troubles may fol low; Be^in using Doan's Kidne- Pills at the first sign of.disorder. Thosuands have testified to their merit'. Walteiboro readers will find convincing proof/''in the following testimony Mrs. J. ^F'. Fultz, 105 Nassau St.. Charleston, S. C., sa^vs: “I buffered from my back. I felt run down and tired all the time and my bs ached and pained me. I also had dizzy headaches. -The action of my kidneys waj irregular. I used Doan’s Kidney Pijls as direct ed and they soon relieved the back ache and put my kidneys In good order.” Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy- get Doan’s'Kidney Pills—the same that Mrs. Fultz had. Foster-Mi!- burn Co.. Props.. Buffalo, N Y. I’i -il ix_ L> i n.ttion , jBra:.:h*> ' Fisk . P.iiitomlm** by and • ><! in. t ’rosby. 1 1 ii, li> **ight girls. • Y . < ,i 11< >h .j>iig by school. * * ii<o* 1 to. ” by 4*iglit t hihli i ll. ’ i " > Many Cousins" Lauri*- Fcii '. , rlit ton I’utlix.' Frank Fen der. ’< oi in.* Crosby. Ch*mnii** F. n dei ;i!uj Miss Minpi** Bishop Clo.hiig addri's# by Willie Rtab- ham. Mi . Bishop,* the pupils and pal son of the Dry Branch school *1*' serve much credit for getting uy and icmi. ting such an excellent pro- grain on this occasion. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Clayton, ac companied by Misses Alma and Ada Bishop and Gladys Zeigler, of Ehr hardt. were among those who at tended the school closing at Dry Branch Tuesday night. Alts H. C. Bishop, of Ehrhardt. spent troni Sunday to Wednesday very pleasantly with her daughter, Mrs. W. G. Hiera. She was ac companied 1|>* her daughter. Miss* Minnie, wfio has been the able and efficient teacher of the Dry Branch achool for the past term. Miss Bish op has made many friends during her stay i n our section, w ho hate to aee tier leave, but we hope to have heX with us again next winter. supplied with Phosphate^' In n-c cut interviews with physician* on the grave and serious «*ons* *ni« n. *• = of a.deficiency of Pfne-ph.it.> in C’* blood of American jmen and wo ,m»*n, I have strongly emphasized ihe fa. t that doctor# should pr** .-.ill)*- nlori* phosphates in the form of Argo-Phosphate Toi weak, worfi out, haggard-lookin^ men awd wo nun. Whin the #kin i pale, arid flesh flabby, .it is a sign of an.-m i. When the phosphates go from tin* PRESS MEETING The State Press Association wiM meet in Beaufort the last week in June, prphably Wednesday. Thurs day and Friday, of that week. Th" association come to Beaufort this year on the joint invitation of the Southern Carolina Association and the Beaufort Chamber of Commerce, and the two organizations are plan ning to give the members a jolly good time. ,\t the meeting of tin Beaufort branch of the Southern Carolina Association at the auditor ium on April loth, a committee was appoint***! and preliminaiy plan discussed . — Beaufort Gazette. ****** * **** Colleton * * * * * blood, the pink cheeks go, too. The muscle# lack tone. They become nervous, irritable, despondent, mel ancholy, the brain fags, un^l the memory fails. Therefore ir you wish lb preserve your youthful vim, vigor and vitality, (o a ripe old age, you jnu#t supply the .deficiency ot Phosphate lacking in your - food by using-A/\o-Phosphate, the form o£ PhosphauXmost easily, assimilated, ■NOTICE: slrgo-Phosphate which is recomiiu*nde*V and prescribed by physicians in allXencmtc cases, is .. a secret or patent, medicine, bur im*: Ihaf is sold and lecommended v every where, and physician# 'are daily pre scribing the constituents (‘obtained in it. Being entirely unlike other Phosphates, it is easily i ulabed an'd will be fofind effeitavo s in the treatment of* indigestion and. stomach troubles, a.*e wpll as for cat** worn, ^ervous conditions. IHio manuia* tureis of. A i go PliosphatM wil| forfeit to any «haritable ingtl- tutipn S-OO.oo if th**.y cannot 'treat any man .u woman under 1*5 year# who lacks Phospliat«-s-.*ntid increaso ih.ii tietigth and end util nr** .from l*"t p. r cent, to :it*n per cent, or inor.- in on* uioutk’s tini**. if they are ' tree Irwm organic trouble. It i- disp«-ns«‘({ by all reliable' diUS* gists. If yout druggist will not supply you, send f I "<i to the -Argo Lub- oiat«»ri**>. to Forsyth St., Atlanta, Ga.. and they will send you a two week treatment ti\ leturn mail. COLLETON’S BANK DIRECTORY THE FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK OF WALTER BORO. X C. * Resource* x,* • I 3 l 0 .h00.00 All Baakiog Busteews Solicited. Special Attmtion to Savingx ArcoaotM, lairge or' Small. R. H. WICHMAN. I. M. FlSHHURNE. A. H. WICHMAN President. Cashier. Vice-President. v ( LIP Tills AMI PIN ON WIPE S DRESSER .*£3 Ik ( itliinnali man |elL how to Shrivel up Corn# or CallouneN *.** Thev lift off with Anger#. Otnh ! •• ’ ? » ? Tills kind d; rough tall: will l>« heaid less hen- in town if people troubled with coitfs will 1oll*>w th«* simple advi* < of this Cincinnati authority, wh*. claims that a few «li<>p> of a drjjrf' called frer zone w hen" aippli-ed : tender, aching corn or * hjrf den* d calloim stops soreness h( cine-, an i soon the coin ot callolis dri<*s uji and lifts right off wrfhout pain. • H** says freezoTi** dries imni* diately and nover inflame# or even irritate# theXun rounding sjiin. \ small bottle of freezon** will cos veiY littje at any drug store, bir w'ill positively remove ev.iy bar*! or soft corn or callous from one - feet. Millions of American wo men will welcome thi# annonnr. merit sine** the inatrguration of tl> * higb heels. If yoiti druggist il*M*#n have ?T****zone tell him to order a small bottle for von. « * * V. * * * * V ( olletou. April 26.--Mrs. H.( Mayson, of Augusta. Ga.. has re turned home after a five weeks stay at hei old home near follejon. Sh. was a«:eompanit*d by her two small children. Harold and Lmile, Mrs. Nan Hiers, nee Harrison, of Fairfax, let&rued to hei home la*g Friday att*tr a stay of six w<**k with hei tathei. H. J. llariison While th*:* s»li** was iif do#** at tendance upon her aunt. Mrs. liar rkdt, Fralix. who was very ill. W .* were sorry to s**e Mrs. Fralix so iR, but very glad t<* have Mrs. Mayson and Mrs. liters with hs, as they both have maUY friends h«*re who hope |or them a pcedy leturn under’ pleasanter * ondiflons. - «* j Mtrs. Wallet Ramsey spent Fri day of last week at her parent#, Mr. and -Mrs. Jim Rmdth. Mr. an*l Mrs. Junior Smith are the proud parents of a little gif). „ Mr. ami Mr# 4 S«*al|rook Srriitii have another girl a<l*l***l t«> their family. Maloney Carter^ imploring v*ry rapidly after a. A« iy s* \*‘t< (a#e of. pneumonia BANK OF SMOAKS . SMOAKS. S. ' Capital and surplps ^ fie 151.57 W. II. YARN. A. EUGENE VARS’. S. P. J. GARRIS. Ji S A EE, PROGRESSIVE. ACCOMODATING President. Cashier. Vice-President _.N T FARMERS AND ^MERCHANTS BzVNK OF COTTAGEVl LLK, S. C. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. $11,200.00 E\ ERY HANKING NEED FOR BUSINESS PEOPI E H. H. WILLIS, , W. E. WlU'lS. U ( ; WILLIS, M. D. President. Cashier. Vice-President. “fieh-lt,” Lift Cora Right Off Shrivel*, Loosens-and It* Gone! •’Just like taking the lid off—that’i how eaay you can lift a corn oft your toe after it lias l*cen treated with the wonderful disyxfvery. ’Gets-It.'” Hunt the wuh' wr4*rtd over and you'll ftnd nothing »'• magi*, eimide and easy •’Gets-It.’; You folks who o-o-r Stop Pain Qwickly With ’Gatadt” MISS HKP.MMIN IMPItnl |\(. The inanv friend^ of Mis# Matt * Herndan will he g)ad to know that she is improving from a very pairr# fill operation perform***!. X*t h«*: by Dr. RfoVgs. Sh* again soon. \ home March 2S hope# to h** out ”(1ianil>e« lain’# Tahlet« Have Done ”, Wonder* for Me” ‘T have been a suffo^'i from - , stomhch fronhle f*»i a niinih* i 'i f years, and although I have M#k,d great number of remedies r**corn- mended for this complaint Cham* berlain'* Tablet* i*- the fii#t m***! * *in«* that ha« given m* positive an*! I lasting relief.” writes Mrs. \nna Kadin. Spencerport. N. V. ”Cham- berlhin's Tablet# have d**n«* won decs for me and I value them vet highly." Obtainable everywhere. hare wrapped your toes In bandage* to look like bundles, who. have used salves that turned your toesrSw and sore, and used plasters that would shift from their place and never “get” th* corn, and who have dug end picked at your corn* Wlta knives and scissors end perhSOS made them Weed—just quit these old and putnful ways and try •'Crete-It" Just once You put . or 3 drops on, end tt dues at one* There's noth ing* to #ti*fc. You <;»n put your shoo and stocking right on again The pain Is all gone Then the corn dies a painless, shriveling death, it loosens from your toe. and off It comes ••Gets-It” is rpe biggest sell ing corn remedy in (hK world^oday. _ , ly There s none other as good W *Mets-It'' Is sold by 'druggists everywhere. 2l*c a-bottle. or sent on receipt uf price by E Lawrence A Co-. Chicago. III. - x. DANGLER OIL STOVES x / - ' X Reduce the discomfort of cooking during the hot weath er of #utnn^er. These are the best stoves on the market for the price and are guaranteed, tu give satisfaction. They heat more quickly and use less oil than many oth er makes. , q We have them in 2. 3 and 4 burner sizes, and at the ver>’ lowest prices we can afford t«> sell them. ” I>*t us show you how they work vhen you are in town, or if you need a -stove. Roger Hardware Co. WALTERBQRO. S. C. '’.ypr y X 1 «* /