The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, January 23, 1918, Image 7
Wednesday. January 23. 1918.
THE PRESS AND STANDARD
PAGE SKVE*
Honor Roll of
Walterboro School
©•cctnlHT, 1017.
First Grade—Elm a Sanders, Mary
Aaire Haws. Pauline Smo&k, Esnu
■alley. Irene Bryan Edith Carter,
^ nub^r May Cash, Helen Fishburoe,
■velyn Edenfleld, Altha May Lanc-
• #Be, Janie Miley, Helena Rivers,
Ham Adams, Cantwell Mueken-
Beach Ulmer.* Pauline Smoalc
ticket.
Second Grade—Boyd Barnes,
< Burdette Crosby, Bennie Frank,
, ■uitene .Hubster, Albert s Lucas.
Vesley Bennett, Glover Warren,
Wralie Cash. Mannie Wardlaw>Eva
/■ace Strickland. Dorothy Acker-
■an. Nether Drawdy, Helen Es-
r^Bort, Mary Finn, Daisy Hiott, Nar-
^ssa Hoats. Caroline Klein, Lois
Fadcrett. Katharine Padaett, Hasel
Praliv, Judsop Ackerman, Miles
Beach, Marshall Sanders, Harry
■klin. '
Third Grade—Section 1.—rCath-
Vinc Jones, Norma Sauls, Albert
Barnes, Herbert Black. Riddick
Blocker, Hamlin Searson,’ Herbert
Hokes, Clare Patterson.
Third ' Grade—Section 2.—Kath
leen Haws, Wilmot Jacobs. Alice
Itmoak, Carle- Liras, Ruby ^iurniy,
[fames RainrfP Jmk g\
Fourth <Jrade -ffi )H^Ifb ' Jijfflr*,
‘▼irKinia Riddie. Delnia Drawdv,
Pearl Davis. Ha/e! Glover, Lily May
▼arn, Monroe R : v<rs. James Gooce,
Lucas Rlsher. , ■ '
Fifth ' Grade Vadeep Beach.
Richard Btsck, F.tjp Beach. Anetla
Beach. Rebecca B'.«;ch, Celeste Pat
terson. Able Zalin, Mitchell Wits^il,
* Fllolie GurkJn, Pahline Fender. Tint
Broderick, Vlrcfnia Adams, Ethe-
,^ean Strickland, Eva Cohen,'. Aaron
Finn. Sadie Blocker.
Sixth Grade Riddick Ackerman.
J JoKh Walker. Bloomy Zalin, Esther
Brown. Raymond McTeer. Jim -von-
Lehc. Jewell Farrell. Lizzie Block
er, Morris Frank. Jessie Padfret
Caroline Jones. Rosalee Hubste'f
Louise Fripp. Ruth Lucas, - James
Flshbiirne. x
Seventh Grade—Ruth Brown, Fay
Morris, Vernelle Risher, Helen Sear-
son, Pearl Yarn, Josephine V'~’d-
law, Benjamin Finn, Kenneth • * i-
dcrs, . William Smoak, V- 1 •
Beach, Mary Graham, Reba _ rs,
Ethel Padgett, Lillian Price, " dvs
Towles, Letha Elmer, Goldv -na-
doe, Osborne Breland.' ' \dnr"
Cohen, Ernest Guilford, iibe»-t
Hiers, Harry iPatterson, Russell
Saunders.
January, 1918.
First Grade—Elma Sanders,
Mary Claire Haws. Jannie Miley,
Bert Googe, Pauline Smoak, Altfcc
May Langdale, Helen Fishburne,
Ruby May Cash. Esma Bailey, En
och Elmer, Cantwell Muckenfuss,
William Adams.
. Second Grade—Willis Beach.
Burdette Crosby, Wesley Bennett,
Thelma Anderson, Grace Bryant,
Coraline Cash. Bessie Hiott, Man
nie Wanllaw, Eva Mace Strickland,
Frances Fishburne, Nether Drawdy,
Daisy Hiott, ijois Padgett, Mary
FinJudson Ahkerman, Norris
Welton Warren, Harry Zalin. Helen
EsDorn, Ralph Carteh, . Katharine
Padgett. Caroline Klein.
Third Grade—Section 1.— Albert
Barnes. Herbert Reach, Ruth Block
er. Riddick Blocker. T.ueile Grtdtey,
l>erlee Hoats, Catherine Jdne«.
Clare Patterson, Ca'l Still, Herbert
- r Stokes.
Third Grade—Section 2.- -Kath
leen Haws, Wilmot Jacobs, Alice
Smoak, Ruby Murray, Leon Tow-
. . les.
Fourth Grade—Douglas
Virginia Riddle, Delma
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MRS. CATHEY TELLS OF RE,
SILTS TANLAC GAVE
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. “Glad to Ilecommeml it
Publicly.”
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I am glad to recommend Tanlac
to the public, for it has don* so
much to give back health, to my
boys and girls and other relatives.
It sure is a fine medicine,” declar
ed Mrs. Josephine Cathey, of No.
12 R. St., Anderson, in a statement
she gave May 25th. Her husband,
a daughter, a son ajid daughter-in-
law,' Mrs. Cuthey said, had all ^een
greatly helped by Tanlac.
.“My husband* suffered from, in-
di artTon and tuiPwas troubled A lot
WWi h*a4bches, And also his afpe-
Ufc* Fas lad. Hijromplained fre
quently pf being weak and >un
down. 7 My daughter, Mattie, ^a«I
about the same trouble her father
did—indigestion, nervousness and
terrible headaches.! * Mr.‘ tb»fhcv
thinks Tanlac is a mighty fine
medioine, for it helped him much.
Now me never complains' of this
troubles for which' he took Tania\
and Tanlae got him in fine ship..,
The'Tanlac Just made n new pgirou
of my daughter Mattie and soon had
her in fine healthy It sure is on-»
mor^. good remedy. One of my n*.»r-
rit^i hoys and his wife also .took
Tanlac and it helped them a lot.”
Tanlac, the “Manter Medicine ”
sold >n Celleton county by Jno.
M. Klein. Walterboro; The Colleton
Cypress Co., CoP .■ n; Cottaueville
Drug Co., Cotta ’fe; Islundton
Mercantile Co., L * ton; W. G.
GIo\er, Green Pol i nd Jackson-
boro; E. It. Bishop Ep., Lodge.
0«RLESrON,S.C.
MONUMENTS!
OUT OF THE I .f-T
She-—Don’t you fee» a draft over
there near, the window?
He (taking the hint)—I think I
do. What would you advise me to
do—pull the blind down or move
nearer to you?
Sb!^ -Both.
The young man .obeyed.—Judge.
1 AM AGENT FOR CHEROKEE
MARBLE WORKS. SEE ME, FOR
ESTIMATES AND SECURE MY
FIGURES BEFORE BUYING.
C. C. HIOTT
ROUNp, S. C.
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Take LAXATTVK BROMO Quinine. R stop* the
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W. GROVE'S »!<"••*
-re on each box. 30c.
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Discoveries ! in “on
economy
Wc had a friend
who was very sure
that without expens
ive butter you could
not make a real cake.
She was quite stub
born about it. Pre
ferring not to argue,
we just gave her a
can of whole^me
Cottolene and atiOok
book.
This friend, JVliss
S . took both and
made a chocolate
cake with.Cottolene.
If \ hi could have
heard her enthuse
over that cake you
would have thought
-that economical Cot
tolene for cake-mak-
*-ing was her partic
ular private discov
ery.
Perhaps you are
like our friend, Miss
S , used to be.
Maybe you would
like to “discover”
the delicious econ
omy of Cottolene for
your cakes. Why
don’t you try whole
some Cottolene and
the very same recipe
she usei ? Here it is:
‘ O ‘
J j cup Coctolene
2 cups sugar »*
3 cups flour
1 ciip milk
3 level teaspoon*, baking
pe»\\ der
*4 teasjxxji) salt
I lavoring. *
Process; Cream
Cottolene, add one
• '
cup sugar gradually,
stirring constantly.
Beat ymks. thick and
light, add remaining
cup sugar gradually,
continue beating.
Combine mixtures,
mix and sift Hour,
baking powder and
salt. Add tofirst mix
ture alternately with
milk. Add flavoring
and fold in the whites
of eggs beaten stitf
and dry. Bake 15
minutes in a moder-
ate.oven.
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(But if you prefer one of
your ou n recipes, be iurr
to use one-third lessol Cot-
tolenc than you would ot
butter. Cottolene gon {:«
ther—thanks U> its greater
.riJifuij,)
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Ycr! Economical Cottolene is also supertor
lor all frying and tor all shortening
** The Natural Shortening*
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At grocers in tins
oi convenient eoes
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That Dm (tot kffBet tfea Haa4
of Rs tonic
Tha
Because of Ra tonic and laxative effect. LAX A-
T1VK BROMO QCIHIMB la better than ordioarr
not canac nervouaneas nor
OKing in hceid. Remember the full name and
look tor the atenatare of E. W. GROVE. 30c.
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WHI11EN AND
BEAUIIFi THE SI
>lak«* This Ik-auty I,of ion I'henply
F**r Your Face, Neck, Arms
anil Hands.
At tile coat of a small jar of or
dinary cold cream one can propa*\
a full quarter pint of the mo.-t
wonderful leuiprt skin softener anj
complextion beautifier, by squeot!-
ing the juice of two fresh lemons
into a bottle containing three ounc
es of orchard white. Care should
he taken to strain the juice thrbugh
a fine cloth'so no lemon pulp gets
jin, then this lotion will keep fresh
Jones, .for months. Every woman knows
Drawdy, that lemon juice Is used to bleach
Pearl Davis, Lily May Yarn. Mon-land remove such blemishes
roe Rivers, Hazel Glover,
Risher, James Googe.
Lucas
Fifth Grade—Nadeen Beach, Abe and bedutifler.
Zalin, "Rebecca Reach, Celeste Pat
terson. Erfa Beach;. Sadie Blocker,
Virginia Adams, FrannieX Bailey,
Celeate Benton. Jeanette DuBois^
Ellolee Gurkin. Ida May Stoker,
Austin Beach. Richard Black, Eth-
elean Strickland. Mitchell Witsell.
Sixth Grade—John Walker, Rid
dick Ackerman, Bloomy Zalin, Jim
vonLehe, Raymond McTeer, Lizzie
Blocker, Morris Frank, Esther
Brown, Caroline Jones, Rosalee
Hubster, Ruth Lucas.
Seventh Grade-Ruth Brown.
Mary Graham, Reba. Hiers, Fay
Morris. Vernelle Risher, Helen
Searson, , Pearl Yarn, Josephine
Wardlaw, Benjamin Finn, Kenneth
Sanders, William Smoak. Vernelle,
Beach, Vera Maultsby, Ethel Pad
gett, Lillian Price, Gladys Towles,
Letha Ulmer, Thelma Ulmer, Goldie
Varnadoe, Isadore Cohen, Bernice
Corbett, Ernest Guilford, Hubert
Hiers. Harry Patterson, Russell
Saunders. - /
freckles, sallowm s and tan and is
the idea) skin softener, wbifcener
Jusf try ft! Get three ounces of
orchard white at any drug store
and two lemons from the grocer and
make up a quarter pint of this
sweetly fragrant lemon lotion and
massage It dally Into the face, neck,
arms aand hands. It is marvelous
to smoothen rough, red hands.
U. D. V. MEETING
The regular monthly meeting of
the Micah Jenkins Chapter, U. D.
C., will be held on Friday, January
25, at four o’clock, at the home of
Miss Annie VVilby. Each member
is asked to give an anecdote on Leo,
this being the meeting^to celebrate
Lee’s birthday.
Horsepower
MOTHER GAVE
THE DELICATE
CHILD VINOL
And He Got Well and Strong.
That’s True
CALOMEL OTNAMIIES
A SLUGGISH LWER
('rashes Into Soar Bile, Making
You Sick anil You Isjko
» Day’s Work.
Calomel salivates! It’s mercury.
Calomel acts like dynamite on a
sluggish liver. When calomel comes
into contact with sour bile it crash
es into It. causing cramping anil
nausea.
If yon feel bilious, headachy,
constipated and all knocked om.
just go to your druggist and cet a
bottle of Dodson’s Liver Tone for
[a few cents which is a harmless
(vegetable substitute for dangerous 1
, . . .calomel Take a spoonful anil if ft
Monaca. Pa.~ My httle bey who .^esn’t start your Hwr and gtraleV
js t.,e youngest c.f three, wa* wra l ' t ’ jt*n you up better and toiirker than
[nasty calomel and without mrfkin
Not vhere you live, but huff,
cV'.crmine* success end happiness!
Che farm offers blessings the <-tty
nun envies. He gets an Overland
for his ..«n'<ily and motors into the
country.
In. town there ere many things
for the iarmer’s family.
Why not let Out. Ovclrnd make
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Every member of your family
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After a 12-hour day of constant
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With an Overland you are the
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Only on Overland gives off the
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No other gives such roomy com
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Its generous upholstery and long
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Nothing is skimped—
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Now you know why you must
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nervous and tired all the time, so he
was racist unfit at school, and noth
ing seemed to help him. I learned
of Vinol and gave it to him. It has
restored Uii he&iib and strength and
he ha a gnintd in -weight.”—Mrs.
Frederick Somtnerr. Ihooaca; Vz. y',
Vinol is a cor.-.ttitutknrd cod liver
and ircri remedy for deliccki, weak,
ailing children, i-'er n layC’\ every
mint
hcttle, so you kvov wl.u. y ;u arc <jiv- |P* a 7 s hat
ing them. Children btfe u. tn ciVo to'children;
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