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jr Saturday, July 3, 1937. rStjU > I the J&i&J . I BV ABBCn ' ? " NOTE: Your quebtion answur K o eliDping of this column is eticlo: w reply, send a quarter (25c) and K velope, for my New Astrology F J mail free advice on tV.ee (3) qu | birthdate. and correct address to Assembly Street, Columbia, Soutl B.C.M.?Would 1 be a success ^ if I took up tthe line of woik that s 1 want to follow? ' Ans: Sure you could. Don't \ stop school before you graduate t from high .school to take up this work but do so after ycj receive your school trailing. \\ hen you are v _ l_1 _r a.. .v^ n ?lw%s% i.P \u?nr nw n ? UUie IU up IT II U nnu|i V* JVM. v then you will make a comfortable 1 living. T K.K.C.?I read your column ev- i ery week. Tell me i-f the man I f love is ti ue and does he love me i only? Sometimes 1 think, he is t pretending: I Ans: He is just as unfaHhful i to you as you are to your Hl'S-.v BAND. No ... he doesn't love | you for he is spending the major- { ity of his time with another girl. G,ive this map up before your has band gets wise for yiMi don't real- ' ly care" foh hinu I D.J.F.?I am running a" little i store and I want to know if I i ' continue on will., I ever have a i large ..store? |< Ans: Indeed you will. livery ]l penny that you make out of this j little place use it .to expand yourl business anil when v i/.i ir,.t ,?f j,,,,. ( you will have a good paying bus-[, iness of your. own C.S.G.?My Son left town a-j bout two- months ago and 1 wantto know if he wilKevio-oome back home ? j * Ans: Yes he will, lie wants to ! see the world and it will proba- i bly take him at least a. year or ' eighteen months to do it but he ? i 11 return to your heme to live, i He will let you hear from him oc- : casionally. L.M.B.?Please tell me in the < column what our mother did with : ' the money she'collected front the insurance company? ji Ans: She SAI/rEI) IT AWAY. < Your mother is a vedy .thrifty | wftman and she isn't -going .to 'i EASTOVEK NEWS. . On last Sunday Men's day was observed at St. Rhilip (huiehl The pastor preached a special seri mon for the occasion which was; very much instructive and inspiring. At 1:.'10 p.m. a wonderful program was rendered by the men of the church. The followir.g^breth ren took part: Bros. Henry Johnson, Isaiah Johnson, W. M. Web- j her, Pavid Myers, Richard Jones, Ephraim Devuax. \V. M. Tucker, Joe Morris, l'aul Green, Walter McKnight, Buck Washington, fir ?Johnson, Jr., and Rish Laken Miss Francos I'ptcgrow?sang?a solo; Mr. John Parker wa.s inns ter of ceremonies. , Rey. Bowman and his good peo- | pie were invited last Wednesday night to a marriage reception given at the home of Mr. and Mrs." Jerry Oree, in honor of their daughter Miss Rozena to Mr. Geo. Free, of Columbia. Rev. Bowman was called last Wednesday to Branchville to at- : tend the funeral of one of the Eastern Star sisters Mrs. Luclla ~ | Whetstone, who departed this life on the 27th. She was the recording secretary in the Grand chapter. All the members oi M. rniiipj were very pleased to hear of the] wonderful trip Rev. Bowman made to Memphis, Tenn last week. He reported of visiti#g Arkansas and he saw many Vessels sailing up saw men hard at work and meet many of his old friends.? There were 10,000 delegates reported from everywhere. Rev. E. F, G. Dent, presiding elder of the Columbia district was the most popular and outstanding character among the many instructors there. His room was filled every day, and you could hear delegates out on the yard talking about that little man of South Carolina, a. producer, a master, a man. Bishop D. H. Sims and Bishop Davis spoke in high terms of the old Palmetto State, while "Dad" Bishop Flipper just smiled at the boys, and said there are other i I"> O ed in thiB paper ONTiY when > sed in your letter. For private X c a self-addressed, stamped en* ? v Leading, and receive by return X u estiona. Sign your full name. ? l v all letters. Addroas all mail A 3 Carolina. 4..? brow one penny of this -money iway. When every, member of the ^ antily gets broke. . your mother 1( * ill alw ays have a little .some- 1 hing ahead. < .J . / * ? l( J.WAV.,- Is my wife in love vith some one else as I believe, t. md if so is it the party I have s n-niiml? ' f, tus Vq.i must live a miserable ife . wondering if your w-TTe" a s in love with every Torn, Dick o ind Harry in your city." The idea | s absurd and neither is she guily of flirting with this .party. e Have more confidence in her .for I you continue to doubt her . . ._ L. he is fist spunky enough to real- p y give you something to .worry ibout. .... I * * * * U.l\ -Will I be .successful on he trip that I uin planning to pke ? Ans: You have mapped out a nighty interesting trip and there sp't any reason why you sho.dd jot enjoy- yourself every minute >f the time you are gone. Don't rack out. go ahead and make the e <1 tourney. , - ' t * * * it -Should I go through 'j ivith iu.y plans for this summon't : ?u. 1 4 r ..,..1* >r wricit is iiif iji'm nu-p mr mt* j :?> take '! ?? " Ans: \\x v ;if Iduettsta h* m ni s Ans:If i( is possible . . go to allege' '"'\t full and complete 1 our training there. Prepare for c i teacher, if this is the line of work > on wish to follow. To take ; i Teacher's Training <'our.se in s sum mei school will he hard when u ion aren't quite prepared.' ^ < * * * * * ( N.H.K.- I.- the ten'oit true eon- ^ . erninir inv husband and 'what , ' c -hbiild I do'! Ails: Forget about the whole Ihim' as this gossip is not based T ui actual facts. Take jour hus- , hand's word every time in pref-l erence To what people tell yoa. sheep who are not, of this fold, t who are equal to the task, and *1 only asking, for-a ehanee. . After! T lie had spoken iny mind wer.t all?s over South Carolina and I sawjt Dr. Beqrd. Dr. K. II. MeCill, Dr.j* Hale H. Thompson. Dr. Miles. Dr.j , K.I* .li- int, |Pr. Iciviii, ^ I)r. I in v\ i eiice. Dr. Bro^don, Dr. s Nichols and many more too mini- ; onus- t ) mention, who arc just I 11 ready and williry and waiting for 1 a call. The (?ih anniversary of Holloy't Funeral i<I Societ ies will he held j * Saturday.?.1 ul \?8 at- [.antfsiao j_l school, near Ft. Mdtte. Barbecue.1c trrh?stnv-?ice?ereom;?drinks will?t dinner to all Juveniles, h'liinninj; J nt 11 a.in. i Mr. and Mrs. Win. Scott an- ' nounce the marriage of their ' daughter Miss Nettie Ola to Dr. t IJezekiah Livingstone Ashley June 1 10th, Washington. P. C. At home ? after July 1st. 5208 Blaine St. N.'r E. The writer wishes this couple i a happy and prosperous life. \ Communion Sunday .at" 11 :."i0 a. \ m. at St. Philip and lit Shiloh at i 4:30 p.m. Read Th<^ Pahnettrr Loader and get the real news and it Will keep you advised: Come to church. (W> to church. ( - ( ST. PAUL AME CHURCH , Rev. R. A. Young, Pastor t Sunday was a very lively day , at St. Paul. Sunday school opene4-+?-t?with the towchors and officers at their post. At H o'- . n wonderful message; subject: A Good Shepherd. We all enjoyed , a noble sermon.; The collection was very. ^ood. We were delighted | to have so many visiting friends., Mrs. Agnes Cannon of Colum- , hia was funeralitted Sunday at St, Paul. She was a christian and a f faithful member of St. Paul , church. She was lovely and friend N ly to aTl. She leaves to mourn I her los>s a husband, eight children j a father, three sisters, one brother and a host of relatives and j friends. ' 1 Mrs. Mattie L. Edwards and i I ' ^ - . hildren lull Saturday ?t>i lilueeld, W. Vu. Miss Chloe Hunt is unit irom knoxville, Tenn. Mrs. .steriinia Everett left Tuesday or Baltimore, M'd., alter spending tiree weeks with her sister Mrs. iLu Lowers was visiting her sis _ or in Spartanburg Sunday. MOLNTVILLE NEWS. Sunday was a high day at Pitts , hurch. Rev. Thompson of Green- ( die delivered a ndble sermon. He isod lor his theme: "Lord to rhom shall we go?" We were glad to have Mrs. , 'annie Stephens of Greenville to . orship with us. Misses Persell Moore, Thelma , .eak ol' Laurens were pleasant cal , ?rs at Miss C.M. Pitts Sunday. ; hey were accompanied by Messrs . l. C. and Steward Suber of Clin un. blisses Lila M. Pitts, Lucile ] lenderson, C. M. Pitts called to ee Miss Emma Mae Pitts and i amily. _ Miss Nettie Floyd and brothers ] nd mother motored to bue West -j iunday to the funeral of Mr. Si- \ is Ellis, Messrs. Jesse ;Goggrns. Clar- i nee, Clyde and Erskin Lindsay, 'olc Jones, Lee Ross Pitts motor d to Enoree and WoodiUll' visitng friends. Mi'i Nance still remains ill. Litle Eunice Pitts suffers from an evident of u bad cut hand. ? MORRIS BROWN CHURCH Rev. R. I. Lemon, Pastor Charleston.? Last Sunday was lie of the hottest days of sumner so far, but the weather did ot lessen the usual large attendnce on Sunday mornings at Moris Brown. The pastor' was a t ionic after u trip to Memphis, Vim., attending the Sesqui-Cunennial -of the AME Church. Dr. .enion reports a very fine trip to he meeting. He outlined briefly, ome of the high points of the (invention for the information ot li? inuniKiiro nf mir church The hildren a.s usual, listened-**'with apt attention to the message deivored them by the pastor, who poke to them, basing his remarks n the 46th Psalm.'- The subject: A. very present help in trouble." )ld, as well as young, were benfitted. At 11 a.m. the pastor lelivored a sermon to the busiless men of Charlest<fn, featuring he two insurance companies, the <oi*th Carolina Mutual and the blgrim Insurance companies. Rep esentatives from both companies vere in attendance, and were inroduced by Bro. Wm. H. Simntms. Mr. A.J. Clement Asst, iTanager of the N. C. Mutual reponded in a pleasing manner. The heme around which the morning ermon was woven, was "Sleepers Vwake." Sleeping educationally, ronomically and spiritually was itressed as the theme was develiped. Dr. Lemon preached again it X p.m. to nnother large audi~ ;nce. Morris Brown presents a plcndid appearance in hev new Iress, It is indeed, the bright pot on Morris St. A special e?' ni t t.> paint the outside of the hurch, thus completing the job of ' minting, is well on the way and villi be consummated on the 3rd Sunday in July. Many of the mem >ers who are visiting in the north oport having a fine vacation. Our nenibers are mindful of the volinie of the work undertaken by he trustees of the church, and ire rallying to their call,. We are noving forward in a manner that s commendable, and in keeping vith the reputation ?of the church vhose interests are the individual nterests of the members. LOWRYS NEWS. The children's day program at ^t. Paul Baptist church on Sunlay was enjoyed very much by ill. The children rendered nice, imely speeches. St. Paul Baptist, Christian Home and Mt. Moriah baptist choirs furnished the music The choirs took separate collecions. The Christian fftmn??Bhp :ist raised the highest amount >0.01. Total raised $16.65. There will be a picnic at Chris ian. Home Baptist church Saturlay July 3rd. The public invited. The annual children's day program will be at Brown's Chapel \ME Zion church Stinday July 4. We are proud to know the eye ;pocialist at Charlotte, N. C., did lot think Mi^s. Lois Reed's eye vas seriously hurt. Mrs.. L. F. Sanders is still improving1 after her long illness. The Ladies Aid of Brown's Chaiel AMK Zion church met at Mrs. ranie Paul, Chester Monday night fune 28th. ? ran palmbWO Leader SUMTER DISTRICT REPORT. The annual State meeting of . the Woman's Home Missionary j Society of the ,M.E. Churches, South Carolina Conference met at i Wesley M.K. church. Chrraw, hLC., June 10th; Rev. A. W. Wright I pastor; Mrs. Mamie S. Gordon, | Dillon, district president; Rev. J. < W. Taylor, district superintendent < of the Bennettsville district spar- \ ed no pains in making it pleasant f for all that attended. j The meeting was quite a sue- 1 cess. Perhaps not quite as much 1 money was raised as hoped, but we are not complaining. The wo- i men are standing by our presi- i dent Mrs. Daisy B. Taylor in ev- ( cry way. We were delighted to 1 have so many of our ministers visit our meeting and hope they 1 will come ' again. Dr. and Mrs. 1 Long of Coulter Academy not on- i ly visited our meeting, but helped in every way to make it pleasant t for the delegates. They served de t licious dinners both day* to a large number. We shall ever re- ^ _L | M ...I, * - '* A - /"U J iii^iiiuur uui?v i Jit?w?v. u,w huh ^ the royal entertainment received. We are also glad to know that the Sumter District is still ut the top, Rev. A.R. Howard, District Superintendent. * The District -banner?-Sumter * District; the Auxiliary banner? Camden; the Junior banner?Cam ilen; Queen Esther banner?Brown ing Home; Mite Box banner?Emanuel, Sumter. First prize, mite box money, Mrs. S. G. Aiken. $50 was also raised by an effort spon Bored by Mrs. Ellie Palmer t o make Mrs. J.A. Jones a life member of the W.H.M.S. with dues paid up while she lives: Many thanks to the ladies of the Auxiliary, men who are honorary i members and friends who helped > < Mrs. Palmer for doing what shell has had in mind a long time. l| am thanking all the presidents of . the Auxiliary and their co-work- ers also the ministers and our District Supt. Rev. A.R. Howard. < Total collected?for Sumter district $482.58, Grand total for the : State $075lfr ' i -Mrs. J. A. Jones, Dist. Pres., < Rev. A.It. Howard,. Dist. Supt. i ST. MARY CIRC. I'IT Rev. J. F. Stanley, Pastor? Just a few lines from our work We are yet moving along lovely. Since we have spoken of our work last, we have lost two of 1 our members; one at St. James, Sister Dorethu Grant, a young 1 woman; while it is our loss, we hope it is heaven's gain. Her funeral was attended by the pas- . tor. She TeaveTTCTTOourn her-loss a husband, who was sick at the time of her death, and three little children. The little baby- died just u few days ugo. I At St. Mary, the devoted wife of Rev. J. H. Davis, Sister hue Davis. This was a very sad occa-; sion. Sister Davis had been sick for some time. She had been one of the great workers in the bufiljd ing of St. Mary churcha devoted 1 wife and a christian mother. Rev. ' J. 11. DaVtJTTTrrnne of the pastors of the Dillpn district now, and there was a number oi nis Mem- J bers present at the funeral. The 1 pulpit guests were Dr. L.A. Wells I P.E. Dillon disti ict.; Rev. J. M. Davis, pastor ilartsville Circuit; Revs. A.A. Taylor and J.B. Lewis of the Marion district. The pastor used as a subject: "She hath done what she could." The message was enjoyed. Sist I.ue was < the Bister of Bishop .M.H. Davis. Elder Wells was asked to read a i telegram from the secretary of i the Bishop stating that he was not at home and could not b e prrsent. There was a -large num- ] ber of people present: the wife of Dr. Wells, Mrs. Estelle Alford and husband, members of Rev Davis. She leaves here in church two sisters, five sons, two daugh- , ters and a host of friends with her dear husband to mourn her loss. We were very glad to see Movery ^ick" o^u' ^o' chm-ch the first Sunday. Mr.. Ratley Gr^^t who j has been to the" hospital is back home not doing so well. Service for this month to all of the churches has been good. We are hoping to have a big trus tee rally at St. James the fourth Sunday night in June and at Beth lehem the fourth Sunday night in July, Best wishes to The Palmetto Leader and its many readers. SAINT JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. W. B. Bouler, Pastor < Columbia, S. C.?Sunday school^ ' i was opened at the usual hour by Mrs. Carrie Cherry. We had a splendid general review by our pastor. Mr. James Sawyer was a visitor and gave a short talk. ?Our pustor delivered a~ niastcry and soul stirring sermon during :he morning service from St. Matt 3:20 op. the subject "Our Father's 3are". An appreciative audience was out to evening service. A*ain our pastor delivered another jreat sermon from St. Matt. 16: ?6, on the subject "Profits and Lrf)Ss"? All of the auxiliaries are workng hard to make the "church go ind we cannot fail with such a Sod-sent man leading us ,as our 'astor, Rev. Bouler. Sisters Mamie Williams and flattie Webb are still on the sick ist and we hope for them speedy ecoveries. There will be a big program at he above named church the sec>nd Sunday in July. The public is invited to this protram and to our church at any ime. PICKENS NEWS ? ?; Tuesday night the silk dress and lat contest closed which was spon lored by Miss Evelyn Goidmond. \rnourt rtported $20.40. The winling contestants were as fellows Littian Anderson, 1st prize $5.25; Melenee Tolbert 2nd prize, $3.65; ;hese were in silk dress contest. Hat contest: Fred D. Gilliam, 1st prize, $3.C5; Richard Lee Goldnohd, 2nd prize $3.60; Thedore Bakes, $1 05; Vivian Rice, $1.25; Liinnie McDonald, $1.85; Lonnie Bo wen, ?i., 50c; James T. "Bur?ess, 20c. Tuesday night, the Rev. Mrs. Minnie Berry o'f Greenville is conJucting a week's revival meeting it the Rev. F. L. Law ton's church. Mrs. Berry is a strong spiritual preacher. She has just completed l week's revival at Liberty, S. C. Wednesday night the Y.NV.L. met it Floy McDonald. Thursday, the ladies of the missionary society of white churches net with the colored women. The Jiscussion "When Should the ValJe of Motherhood be Stressed to jirls?, Before or after Marriage", :*pened by Mrs. Amcnda Rosemond lonowereu oy inrs. voraeaa rv. Burgess, Mrs. Floy McDonald. The amount of $3.23 was raised. Visiting friends were the Rev. Mrs Minnie Berry and Mrs. Love of the Rev. F. L. Lawton, sister M. Mrs. Jennie Allen entertaned Greenville, S. C. Berry, Mrs. Loye at a dinner en Thursday. Miss Eve'yn Goldmond is in Sum ter attending the Woman's State convention. Children's Day was celebrated at the Baptist church sponsored by Mrs. Melenee Burgess, pianist. Ora Sizimore which was very good. The amount raised for the penny rally was $11.75. Prizes were given to the 3 raising the highest amount: Essie Lee Cannon, 1st prize $1.75; James Arnold 2nd prize $1.07; Margaret A. Cannon, $1.00; 1st prize donated was $1.00; 2fid prize 75c; 3rd, 50c. Mrs. Lexico Kilgo attended the Children's?Day program held at frrvia Pno/J nlin ^/t UOO A\ yJ Ca *-4 VilUl Vlli The Baptist Missionary society met with Mrs. Lexico Kilgo; a very timely ami interesting program was arranged. Mrs. Melenee Burgess, Mr. and Mrs. S. Cannon, Jim Poole; P. E. Young, Queen Gilliam, James Fred Gilliam" motored to' Greenville to visit relatives and friends. We are very sorry to learn of the illness of Miss Savanah Gilliam who is in the Greenville City hospital. We are praying for her speedy recovery. ' Mr. and Mrs. Abram and Miss Edith Johnsc/n, Mr. J. D. Jones mo tored to Asheville, ; N. C. SUMMER SCHOOL IN SESSION The Greenville summer school is under the direction of the State Department of Education to aid tion in professional! growth and efficiency. ? This summer school has been in session two weeks with about 170 teachers from five counties attend' ing. We are proud to note that this summer slhool ranks among: the leading district summer schools of South Carcdna. Because it is in Greenville, the Textile center of the South; because of the mountainous situation of Greenville; because of the new modern equipment at Sterling Hi, and Parker Hi (white) where classes are held, because of the cooperatiqp of Furman university; because the PhyKis Wheatlay library is at th# disposal of wwr ?i|p fw the teachers and last, because of n carefYilly selected faculty nutkt-s thi8 summer school a helpful, healthful and wonderful pace to. be. Having a mind to go forward, onward nrnd?upward,?MfT TT VT Hiekscn who is the director and who has been conducting the summer school in Greenville lot u number of years, to our regret, decided to attend Atlanta university, but he made no mistake when J he left everything in charge of Mi l J. T. Minis who to wise thinkers ia careful, painstaking leader. As one may say he has the '"business served up". With such ett'ic.ent help, Miss Tucker of Clinton; Mrs, Wade of Abbeville; Miss Nance < ! Conway; Mrs. Sexton of Spartanburg.; Mrs. Bankhead of (Jreenvil.e Mis. Apriee of Spartanburg, Miliums of Earley and Miss Smith the t/ffice. Also" our friend. .Mr: Aveiy who keps the building spot less and the yard in tact. Then with a rrrcuo of student t..?eiw..^ eager to iearn makes this a wholesome place to be. We are sure Mr Hickson can and will make higher marks knowing thut everything i-' one becomes blue, down- in spirits if should strut 1 over to Mrs. Ilickson who is so full of smiles olie will forget his ttrouble With such high spirits this willgo down iTi history as'one of be.-,t year's spent in Greenvllie summer school and next year will be better still', because we are pa sing the good news on. We will have to pause to mention some of the happenings around the schooi. The chapel exercises from day to jday is very uplifting. After hard work during the day the teachers are not too tired to assem-ble in chapel one hour to reverence God and listen to other features. There is a new program each day so it keeps one eager toknew -whatis. going to happen and by >o do-ing it keeps the spirit high. Among the visitors: Mr. Schil'f* ley who has the work of Negro schools at heart, was .oh/ uf our visitors. Hy mentioned raise of salaries, how the state teachers association, played a great part in securing their raise; and com-: pulsory education. He al?o urged the teachers to do their be--'., in order that the best mav be r< ceived. Mr. J.E. Beck, principal of ov.e of the ety schools here, vrvi.ded the key-note when he mer/ior.e : the change in methovU of past ten years and advcsed all teachers to attend summer school i: <rdcr t< keep up. Mr. Roctrson who is ineipai of one of the leading schi' Is it; the county (-Greenville) enlarged on the scripture lesson: Paul's letter to the Corinthians } : 11. These remarks and talks were t njojvd by afi. Mrs. Bankhead, in her <u.;<.t unassuming: way, Miss Nance who. has her work at heart; Mrs. Sex ten who has a smile for all, present ed features in singing solos, readings which swept the group off their feet. Mr. Hall, a young man of the city carried us away with his solo accompanied by Mr. Moor. . Mr. Moor has charge of music at tin F-nymg wnpany and has promised to devote part or some of his time to music lovers of this aumrher school Mrs. Annie B, Staggs who lives in this cty, who is a great woman and also who is attending summer school!, attended the Baptist convention which met in Sumter last week. Mrs. Price, one of our instructors who as has been said wrote another geography,'was absent one day due to death in heBvjhfmlh'' Sunday finds those who remain over for week-end attending services in the different churches of the city, of which we note with pride. . . Tu cur friends who Have a mind to go on fo success, if yon happen to be in doubt to which summer school you wish to* attend next year, if you'll take a little advice you'll make no mistake if you will cast your lost with the Greenville summer school fn tEe city cT | uiccuvLir, ^wnwue everyming i|s high, healthful and 3v>vll. O. T. Lawton, reporter. ALLEN CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR LEAGUE OF So. CAROLINA By W. R. Bowman The Allen Christian Endeavor League is a great potent facti.Y to the A.M. E. church. It sets the" right idea concerning our church among our young group that otherwise, under some condition our yoling people wouldn't know of its strength and power. Itg a forum for young people to discuss, ask questions and give and receive information concerni A fa^e J I .. .. J I 1' . ' " * I,. '' n I ( - ; ,)U|* lK.ll . ,\- l3 , . ? r .. "i m .'-:ate 1,.us > 1' . I'- llar: TS". '! ' ~ : i t :>? M.V ' : " - *ei'k' t "I . 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Miami - . - - - 1 o.Mt W. \\ Ik.-.c k . i'.t'O St. 1 *c t,* r-1 *.0"> Tampa V?o J.n l.voinilU ' . . ' * 10 Plan your vacation :n th? La?L Five Seaboard atl-evper.je ?our? to Washington, New York, * N;agara Fall?, Atlantic City, on I sale daily bcainnlro June 1 *t_ Finan-ce it in Oeaboa'C's Va?- j lion Savings P an Civ. T.. . .: <" J. *i. ? v. V. "" ~ k f? Don't put up - with useless F* PAIN i Get relief & V*k if you can For the functional pa his of . menslriutUmr.- -take C-ARDUI. If It doesn't benefit you, consult a physician. Don't neglect such pains. They depress the tone of the nervs. cause sleeplessness, loss of appetite and wear out a woman's rs- y slstance. " Get a bottle.ol Cardui and find out by trying it whether i n win ncip you iiko tnousanas of women have said it helped them. Besides c asing certain pains, Cardui aids in building up the whole system by helping women to get more strength from the food they eat.