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| Saturday, August 29, 1937. 1 Echoes of Sports BY "BUSTER" LAWSON Hello Everybody! Just before the big fight everyone is thinking: of the outcome. By the time yon gaze upon this paper the fight will be over, but let me give you the dope before hand, Mr. K^n Jossamy of the Internals tional Negro press quotes "Joe should beat Farr, first, Joe is by far the better boxer. Second, Farr cqp't. hit ha.r<l-4fi hi* record means ^anything. , Third, anyone Joe can hit he can knock out. Fourth, Farr telegraphs his -punches. Fifth, Bob Olin dumped Farr four times in their bout in England and Olin is not regarded as a ha' d hitter in these parts and is a light-heavyweight to boot, end quote". Louis is in fine condition, he ha? ?- -l - - i.uuiiiuK to woi tk aor;ii.t, and thinks that he will knock Fai r'out. He . refuses to name the round but I . know, that vou know "Jo0 Louis". Speaking of Farr, why i*s it that he squawk? at his hanlders so much ? It seems as if he is peeved at some one. Farr stated that ? if he gets mad he knows that he will beatb Louis, but I have a dif< ferent opinion. If Farr gets mad I know that he is beaten before the second round is over, that is if he gets-mad that early in the fight, and if he is able to stay until the second round. .. My prediction is that Louis Will come cut fop the -kill, the sooner the better, and tlu-uthfully speaking I think Farr will last no more than six rounds. Think about this prediction aften. the fight, I may be warm. Henry Armstrong nn^1' er knockout over johnny Cab^llc i*n the second roiind. Armstrong dropped Cabclla twice in the first the bell saved him in the last knock down, but nothing could save him in the second round. How rrttreh?mtnrt ttrls-'liuT Armstrong do before he is champion ? Kid ^Chocolate has made a groal - ecme back. In his last 27 fights he has lost only one. Kid Choco, late is the Cuban lad that once drew $1,000,000 gates. The Community Boxing clul staged a fast show at Allen University's gym last Friday night The gym was practically jammed There were five fights and a battle royal. Tommy Daren n. 190 was defeated by At Johnson; 12( Jack Ferguson, 155 pounds defeat ^ .ed Frank Benton, 100. of Washing ton,' Ga.; Johnnie William?, IOC knocked out Ozca Washington. 155 in the third round; George Moon 158, K. O. Bob Hayes, 100f rn the second round. In the final, Kit Hennie, 179 pounds knocked oui Ed. Jackson, 185 pounds in th< second round with a sharp left tt the eye. Ccnie out Friday nigh and see the heavy weights fight These boys weigh over two* hun dred. Tennis The members of the Reereatior club returned, from the National tournament, to have a commendable showing.Ail played, well but as you kpow they all could not win. Tops among our players at the tournament was Miss Kathi'yn *"Neal. Miss Noal went to the semi . final only to lose a hard set to hei opponent, but she must he commended for her wonderful playi*ng. The entire state of South Carolina is very sorry that 1)1 rss Ballard last yeab's national champion had to* default her crown to another, ^ut we do hope that she recover it real so*on. Sports Shorts Mel Walker has dethroned our well known friends, Cornelius John pon, Dave Albrittcn and Ed. Burke for the high jumping crown. The commission- is still squawk tog?ever Johnny Wood luff's 800 ??n/iA??/l T'Kr*-- l'ff tion - f/-> recognize his splendid sprint. Mixed bouts are permitted in Baltimore, Md., in its history Bince the installation of the athletic commission in 1921. Columbia, S.-*- C., has a Negro Golf course out at Friendship pond Go out and take a swing. Foc/tball coaches are beginning to have headaches again so soo-n. Let's hope t>hat they will smile on 'the return of letter men. ; i , * * ? MONCKS CORNER NEWS Bv John I.nikotn Rev. W. M. Murry spent Friday in Charleston. Mrs. Catherine Reid has returned from New York where she spent .ifiometime -with her daughUfr/.' Sadie Bartly; > eter Manigault of Philac \jSf is visiting relatives here i-i.. . Wm. Deveaux, pastor o-f E. church is spending his to ' -ion in the mountains of Western North Carolina. Mr. Jonnie Middleton of Char. leston is spending a few days with his grandmother. Mr. Jesse Weiters of Gippy section, has been discharged from - tthe hospital after two months suffering from a broken leg. The Rev. Stephen Bash pleached a v^ry interesting sermon last Sunday at Grace R. E. chufch. The first missionary convention of the Reformed Episcopal church will be held August 23. and 29 at Goc/dshepherd church of which the Rdy. R. S. Collins is pastor. Mrs. Mattre Fisburnc pf New ^JlwYork City is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Washing^^^Thefollowing spent a few min Hteour town one day last is Z. C. Avant, the McAs and Prof. R. A. Rea Mr. and Mrs. Luke Chavis are the proud parents of a baby girl. The Brothers and Sisters union will hold their sixth annual September 12th at Si. James A. M. E. church. The Rev. Wm. Murry will preach the annual sermon. BEAULAH A. M. E. CHURCH . Sunday school was called to order at U:30 a.m. by Rev. Reddon superintendent. After an inspir- 4 ing opening the Supt. reviewed the ( lesson. Rev. Timmon made re- ' marks. The superintendent then J pronounced the benediction. < ALLEN 'TEMPLE A. M. E. CHURCH ! ?'' H I Rev. J.W. Witherspoon, Pastor { Greenville^?Services at Allen ^ | Temple last Sunday were very good. At the morning service, the , ! pastor spoke in the place of Dr. ^ G.A. Singleton, who was scheduled j ,p to preach. He selected his text;', (from Isaiah 6G:5. He attributed.* to God all accomplishments worth ^ while in the world, the controlling influence^ for good in all history. ? ! The largo crowd present , hung on i the speaker's words, and hearts were made to rejoice. At 8 o'clock, in spite of the ter-1 e , rific downpour of rain, several jt came out to hear Allen's new pi es j (j i ident. Dr. McGill, in his usually 0 [masterly way, preached a wonder- p j ful sermon from the 24th Psalm. Q j After the service, the local Alumni Lj Chapter entertiP'"'"1 hnn..?-Cj , at the parsonage. A large group1 ^ of ^lien's graduates were present, and those who anticipate matricu[ lating this fall came to make con- u . tacts with the president. v, The program by the business and ^ : | professional men and women Tues 1 | day evening WjL good. Othdr e- * [ ! vents of the week will appear in 1 our next write-up ? | Several of the hoys of our Sun" I day school left this morning for ' camp (Boy Scouts) at Flat Rook, j . North Caffdina. ,1 Monday evening, the pastor audi ' i officers held a pi e-session of the I - * ? o , 1 fourth quarterly eonfei-ence. Even i though Dr. Quta.rles,' the presiding I , > elder, will not be present until the i * ''next Sunday, reports were prepar-1, j?ed, and all of the elder's assess- . t | menl \tas raised. His assessment 5 i will be paid him this week in ad* vance. A great day is expected next Sunday when the anniver | sary closes. The P.E. will preach j . all day. r, Mesdames M.L. WitherSpoon, 1). { A Ad&ms, Bessie Logan,, and K. I | Stoddard are among those who will attend the Conference Branch '.Convention at Mt. CarmeL this s , week. They will accompany the '' i ' pastor. " I Miss F.L. Lykts accompanied p 1 the Sterling Glee club and quartet ii .'to Columbia and Newberry thisj.J' | week, along with the principal, ' j Prof. H.L. Hickson. and Miss Ednionia Johnson, Instructor in Mu- ^ Jaic- ' subscribe for )' , - ; . t] the leader1! vr?r?*C*^ Course 'S A ^A BEAUTt/=(/L if / Xfl UCLE LAYOUT,M\/M& there are regro recogr/zed pros /V 7his covmtr p#r ball, sut/ser CLua CHICAGO; A john shippem, shaoy rest nj/&la ah p jimhy dgmefim devqe or rising son, , i fli8BBB35^^SS5 ?j u_ r?Tp7 ? the t ai I by abb& wall-a ^ B Ct nM Tut ? NOTE; ?our quefetion answet a clipping of this column is enclo > reply, send a quarter (25c) and * velope, for my New ABtrology T . mail free advice on tV.ee (3) qu | birthdate. and corveet addren? tc i Assembly Street, Cohimbra, Squtl P.M.It.--?I dm planning on a ip this next month and want to t now if. I should go? h Ans: Carry out these plans but e on't spend every cent that you 1: ave saved up having a GOOD s IMEj^Be just as economical as ou can for ycUr mortgage will be ue soon and if you try you can JI leet this obligation successfully. I p *1* * * * * 4., I j. I.M.W.?I am sick and have'been' >r a long time. Tell me if I will et to feeling better? 11] Ans: Without a dotibt. . .provid.',, d you consult with a doctor and'0 ave off the thousand of rcmc- I ? ies that you have been trying "0 ver a period of several years. Any ^ ersdn your age shouldn't think | i f allowing themselves to remain1 ^ ick year in and year o>.it wheiJ(| ' is so simple to get medical reatment. M.M.-r-Please tell me if I will e successful in getting my di-~ utt'e1.1 : ~ " ~~ Ans: Yes. . .provided you pay ir it yourself. Your ex-mate isn't Kinking of handing it to you grais and if you want to keep down rouble, It.iy it yourself. * * + * * % , ' M.I..J.? How can I 'have more 11 ue.cess in marriage and make mv ' usband believe that I am not uilty of neighborhood gossip? Ans: Stay at home and carry 41 ut his wishes just as accurately ' s you can. This is one thing that c' o.i must prove before he believes " and there isn't anv better time ' . ....i CIqfuj M.... a. 1 t ?>ui ?vu until nit* iireseni. ^ Ion t associate with the pVople *" ho talk, choose your friends _atong your husband's associates. 1 ****** > E.L.M.?I would like to know if should expect my boy. friend to * eturri ? 1 ST. S?TKPTIK.\ NEWS I "As We Live W'e tirow" |1 - Everyone is apparently happy to j ee our beautiful new school bui'ld- I ill? nearing completion. It is a | eaiitiful brick structure consist-h iig <vf eight, class-rooms and a !' irger auditorium. W'e are work- ^ ig .hard in 6rder that the building light be ready l'or the opening essoin in the near future. W^.. .are proud to liave I'rof. and | lis. Browip back lionie again at- *1 er spending their vacation with t datives and friends in Gplumbia ' nd 'other parts c/f the state. In t 'olumbitt, they visited the parents 1 f Mrs. Brown, Rev. and Mrs. A. d t. t'aldwdL during which time j j hoy reported a very pleasant stay. 1 >n their way home nccoippnnird | y tfie mother of Mrs. Brown, : 1 toe palmetto Leadei red in this paper ONLY when ? ?ed in your letter. For private a self-addressed, stamped en- V teading, and receive by return y cations. Sign your full name, X > all letters. Addreaa all mall *{| i Carolina. ~~ | Ans. The young man is going f o return, hut not to make you j lis bride. Forget that yo'j two | ver made plans of this kind and tegin going out with other deirable young fellows in your city * y. - a. - I H.B.J.?Why is it when my hus|j and and I argue he wants to /] >ack up ami leave and then he ; lever does it? ' Ans: He might fool you someime and carry dut his threats. It loesn't do either of you one bit f good to fuss and argue and it ' nly breaks down the love and . i ind respect you hold for one an- , ther. Don't fuss with him, let \ lim get on the warpath just as ften as he likes but hold ytfjr ( emper. Yod' would be lost with- ( ut hint: ? * * * * * * 1 W.L.W.-?I make it my .business | o read your column. Tell me if it I s impossible for me to win the 1 *trl that I luve? Ans: Not impossible, but-it will ake a lot of coaxing and you must < day the part of , a ""DASHING 1 tO.MEO" to make her head tu?n. "ake her out to the nicest place* n tow,, for dinner and entertain- 1 uents and it is up to you to do he rest. * * * * * * ' M.F.R.?Should I leave mj?homeT ?r remain here? My home isn't iappy and my husband and I i ioii't agree? 1 ,Ans: There is one. thing that * naetically every wife must learn ! To make her husband feel a bit ' SUPERIOR; make him also beieve ttyat you loik up to him and espect everything he says. If i *ou try to appear better than he I s, then you will lose your husband ! stay where you are for another] e\v months. Things will change. drs. A. B. Caldwell the party vis- j ted Rev. and Mrs. CJ. B. Brown, j he uncle of Prof. Brown. ' A deicicus dinner was served and en- I oyed by them. Mrs. Caldwell is spending her ' 'acation with her daughter and son 11 law, Prof, and Mrs. J. E. Brown A'e trust that she will enjoy her j itav in our town. A surprise birthday party was' jiven by Mrs. Brown in lienor of icr husband, Sunday at 0:30 p.m. rhe house was beautifully decorae<l for the occasion and a delicous course'* was served. Among he special guests were Mr. and VIis. Adam Dav/s, Rev. and Mrs. A'. \\. Williams, Rev. and Mrs. ^ iSi Pul 1 wvrniir AT*# r* %\ *\ Af? ? T ' vv.cv... i vwiftiCW, illl. a I in 1UIO. u, ST. Browir," Prof. Janu's Green and ?A, B. Galdwfll, both of Gg? umbia, S. C. bculef | ... 1 * \ feJu \PROFESSlOWAL, I |\Afwe Rts/t/6 i (golf ^ count fy club /v.y.c. j 'n/15 A valuable ^ ' recoup as a -golfer of top p rank - ^ | ua/dff P? we, *' t; . ^ i (' in... .-*........ ....^; i NEWBERRY NEWS Prof. U, I-. Gallman and his wife spent the week-end in the -city with hrs father, Prof.* G. J. Gallman, relatives and friends. They were the guests or Prof. L'. S. Gallman and family. Mrs. Funchess, 'her daughters, Mesdamfs Jaunita Jackson, C. M. \\ ilson, Misses Ruby and Emma Louise FuncHess were the guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Grant. Mrss Rosa Lee Gregory has.returned home from Allendale where she spent a pleasant vacation with her grand mother and relatives. Miss Ellen Spearman who has visiVed her mother Mrs. Emma Spearman, her sister and brother and sister-in-law has returned to her home in Newark, N. J. The Werts cemetery where the members of the Improvement Com infinity club entered Wednesday like a group of elves and left it looking much better. All of the a men,' who labored were served a balanced ration by the ladies. t Tent Bapti'st-.Services Rev. J. L. Livingston, pastor. We are * saving services in the tent where v we hope to build a church on So. v Drayton street. We- have a- love- t ly S. S. and BYPU for tTfe young people. We thank God lor four ' :onverts. - 8 1 - Calvary Presbyterian Church Rev. A. H. Reasoner, Pastor f A large crowd attended the Br- ^ me ciass rnaay aicernoon. inc prize was won by Angeline Gall- ? man. The meeting will be held f m Thursday afternoon from 5:00 . :o 6:00 o'clock. S. S. service-Was enjoyed by ill. We were delighted to receive \ sc/ine encouraging remarks by Mrs t J ha nn ire Gromer. f During the League service that A-as conducted by Mr. Paul R. Al- c len the following officers were e- t lected: President, Mr. Paul R. A1-. s en; Vice-president, Misg Angeline Gallman; Secretary, Miss Thoma- 1 Miss Ethel Morris; Treasurer, Mr. t Joseph Allen and pianist, Miss Ev- , L'llena Martin. The' young people are cordially rnvited to attend and * unite with us. Miss Everlena Mar t tin will lead the service Sunday , afternoon. Subject "God Speaks . Lo Me Through Poetry", Psa. 8. There will be a sermon by our pastor Sunday morning 11:30 * o'clock. Y;u are welcome to at-. 1 tend all r.f these snrvfcoft, Mr. John Andrews from Wash-r i ington, D. C\, is the guest of his mother, Mrs. Frances Andrews, rel ' atives and friends. ' I .Miss Pearlie Mae Henderson of ( Washington, D. C., is the guest of her aunt. She left here eighteen 1 months ago from Drayton Street High school in the eighth grade and she is now in the tenth grade, IVJr. . Qdell Floyd has returned irv itie fmlil r.f labor. We wish for him continued success. . WALTERBORO NEWS. ? '] Miss Ivenla Brown is recuperat- j ing after several days illness. . , Mrs. Frank Williams of San^ , ders street is somewhat improved after several weeks illness. The Dedication rally and Mmgage burning weekV service j,a t Rock of Ages CME church was a success under the leadership of the pastor Rev. W.B. Bigsby und his faithful wife. Rev. P.R. Tiller motored ovei to be present at the evening services at Wesley ME church of which he is the honored pastor. He was accompanied" by his broth ir-in-law. the Rev. R.E.L. Smith ' of Sumter. __ The meeting at Mt. Zion A.M. Ei church clused?Sunday?afters noon with much success. Great ; 3iowdu wore present at the camp-1 ground to hear the closing mes- j sages. Rev, Walter flic Tee r and ^ev. Ct.C. McPherson of Georgia vere the preachers of the day. Mrs. Rachel Martin, an highly , espected citizen and a faithful nember of St. Peters AME church >assed away quietly Sunday ufterioon in the full triumph of the ^ aith. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon among a great orrowing throng. She was beidos being a consistent Christian i business woman, who was .well ^ mown from coast to coast. She ^ onducted a first class cafeteria ind an up-to-date Tourist Home. The pastor Rev. Lee A. Logan de- ^ iveted the eulogy. Mrs. Eftie Hamilton and daughter of Brooklyn, X. Y., are visiting 8 ilr. A. Best. She is his sister f 'Rev G. W. Long, of Cheraw, net with an accident when his moC or car was sideswiped a few miles elow Walterboro, as he and his * nrtv were roturnincr from a Pres lyterian meeting in Florida The ar that is reported to have sidewiped his was from Penn. Both ^ ars were badly damaged, but no ne seemed seriously hurt. Rev. Miller returned from Flor- n ** ti la last Monday night and reports great time. , 1 ALt^RY BAPTIST (HIRCH *< ' e< Rev. \V.(i. Ivinnrd, Pastor. o ..Charleston.?SflTTrtfly was a beau iful summer day. Sunday school cl t the usual hour with a good a ttendance. After the various clas ii ps were taught, Rev. Kinard mad,. P * s OOOIIBOli/ H your dealer MM J doe? not hove It lend $1.25 direct to OODEFROT MANUFACTURING COMPAN i tine review which all enjoyed. i The morning*, worship begun a.l tic- regulat huur. The pastor -deliv- ' red a great sermon.. We had many i "b-itors and one. |ieis?>n united, vith the church. In the afternoon ' he. Missionary ladies had their ! neeting. Tlicy also had a lary 1 raenenng. - AK-mf ors from various Baptist churches attended. B^ PI' \v>is. caij il to order at : >:30 p.m., with the Pre?ideal and lev co-\vbrkors in charge. We had ' i beautiful.lesson which \Vas taken 1 Yum St. Matthews,-Good emarks were made on the. less'oin At"8:15 the regular night - ser |ce commenced, pur beloved pVsor used as a subject: H"W "" " 1/Ie are Thy tabernacles (> Lord if hosts. While this Gospel was >eing expounded an atmosphere o! piritual fervor pervaded the house md many "hearts were made glad. " Bi'o. \N .il. Johnston returned to he city from Greenwood, where le visited his son Mr. W.E. John iton. he also visited various Bapist churches and brought in a food report on how grand tin Baptist churches are prospering; in i we are trying a 1*1 we know to fo forward in everything by the lelp of the Lord. J - Miss Marian) Middleton also nought in a good report from the Bible Vocational school that was ield the week uf -Aug. 1G-2U. Many jf our Sunday school members itul grown ups attended. BEN N KITSVILI.E N EWS Shiloh Baptist Church Sunday was a beautiful day for :hurch goers. Quite a few appreciated this opportunity:?We tvore fortunate to have Dr. Starks, pres dent of Benedict College to worship with us in our morning, service. During the month of August the! Junior choir has been under the direction of Miss Margaret Reese. Don't forget our sick friend : ' Mrs. Hettie Bingham, Mrs. SaJlie Hope, Mrs. Rosa MeCollum, Miss Lilliaa_^Lsh and Miss Allie M. McNeal. Locals. Mrs. Stella Bingham, Misses Hattie Peguese and Robersene Dacis have returned home front New Jersey for a few days vacation. Mrs. Fannie Reese Howard spent t few days vacation home with hei nother and children.? ??~? _Mr. and Mrs?Leroy ?McQueen. ilovely-day at Wilmington -Beach Sunday, Aug. 22. Mr. John McLeod returned front i week's vacation in New York. Mrs. Bessie Grace her daughter 'lien and grand son are visiting er sister Mrs. Luvenia Stubbs. Mr. Pierce. Reese and Dr. Richrdson are spending a week's vaea ion* in New York, while there hey will witness the Joe Louis ght. Mrs. >1011!.*, of Columbia i s pending awhile with her son and amily Mr. and Mrs. J. H. W. i lofris Miss Margaret Youngblood of I 'olumbia is the house guest of 1 Irs. Nancy Reese. The Golden Jubilee Singers sang 1 t St. Michael ME church Sunday j Miss Annie Curry ha? returned rom New York. S. Little Miss Charlotte Davis of 1 !hera\V is spending awhile with ! Ir. ar.d Mrs. H. Reese, and family. * The "The Modernettes" I The "The Modernettes" Social 1 'lub met at home of Misses 1 label V. and ' Dorothy Rees.e, r>7 < ludson street. The President Miss 1 lable V. Reese,, presided. The lain purpose of this meeting was | a discuss plans for the last enter- 1 ainnier.t of the season.. ( Mrs. McCall, the playground*, upervisor came in and demonstrat 1 d to us how to mold hook ends tit of clay. Miss Mabel D. Reese, one of our j lub members has returned home fter spending a month's' vacation 1 New Jevsey, New York and hiladelphla. She reports a pleas"0 4 i'a?c* ^ s klG HAIR IS SO lSY TO HAVE gleaming, youthful-looking hair i\e you tliis charm th it ssins s hearts? If not, use itoJcfroy'i ruse. Ugly streaks and patches of disappear as it by magic . . . svith ' single application u?xbi>> fjiniotis jratlon. UoiVir svanieiX^cunes l: black, jet black, dark, rnctlium , L'hf kriiun go fmw L SO SUfCj S?> >.lli\lJnnrv ? get a bottle liora vour dealer, )A Y! %*?**&? HAIR COLORING ei Y 3510 OLIVE ST. Sf/T^%US. MO. WWM^^VV?'?WWWWN'>'^^ nit trip ' ' Mi - 1l'.y ' lb kVet-k-i'l*.*; it..} j.'-viv ' :rt?.-st' i.i M'.3,.- ... . ? Xol wit ii >" t ;i?i. i: J ?rv " a r. our < ' >i: ii...i .' y Nv ;? a uccos- Fri'piy. A-,IMVfectJ uli. a!'- aj.:: '..V'* * I iyinetf i;, . I..-i t i... at.'J 'Sic:, :t to r. ; .a;..:'. . tvns * i i?v. -1i j,y ;,i jj . tine ? I ".in misfit} i* f'j.'? cur tvv.ii. }; v'.. 'L J V . A L real w ?- ! i:-' w ' . . ' JL ? . inoi'f * % . :i, munity :iV . , . v t\: *.? ? "4 t ? , :f 't . ' ' ; ' - - : V? ; ; : san<r' ;'ir<-:y.. T: , .. . ' ' . ' ?;yi'd Jiujj - h J y but 1 wi.^h ovi-iyl,;, o. 1.;.' ; * been 'thei'e nav" s!'r<\s Sarah Ah-riv ,, ah > . ,.u , .W- "-.nr. Good -.tji.: " fver.vths'iiis . .. ; ; child t-riuid .mil ; sij.ij. i". ' Pi of. C.D; .Writ*: Ut< of our' h:;:h ... "Ut SM.IIH' Ui lUn'f. .... . :/,f into tho hand* -f >; . that they ndj/vt "o ai i.- tu rr ' . ! community rail. NKW ST. I'llIIMS fHl;K(.|| lice. C; ( aper-, I'a^i .,r f hhiii-st(.[;,- -11; ia"S tolks in Chat h >ti.ii v.. . eipients of ar-,ihti't;*! . . i,. ;... , Iir spite of the h..T vices at Nc-.\ Si. }\ attended.' At 1 '.. presented, dk-y, K. - ;.. . He brought ? . r y"1 e ' bas<. d npi n t Life." A pra.t.'... ....;; cd. Onv ihii: i . . ... .. > usual ' .. intended. A; v ;.. was d'i iivi; ' ; I:,.v. J ' : II. -J. r an.i fi in : < f. iii..; .. a:interest iny ase; , : wi re iijou.L'l * ? The ti. f. / . . A .. ?u School .ci nvi-riti'i^v v. .. .. - nVVIH-' Sep':./ 1-; -:tv ' h-. tsophoivs an- ; 'as.: .. : . an.I pivilital.il Mis. Clarr. .V;;.!- - ': ' ' : r Willie Mo.>;. w. : < gates. Th">;i? . ^tl".ai'r v pie tlesv'-Ve !.. ...... / their elee' ipl; u : i.; .' . . imr of i... ?r~r "The;- w-eT?a?i ' ; 7 T?i u-. :?? ami Sup!.. w*h .,t". :> us* Jaik>o:bo! f' with useless if^PAIN p Get relief L'. Jitff' if you can For the functional pains of menstruation, take CARDUI. tf it doesn't benefit you. consult a physician. Don't neglect such pains. They depress the tone of the nerves, cause sleeplessness, loss of appetite, , and wear out a woman's resistance. Get a bottle of Cardui and find out by trying it whether It will help you like thousands of women have said it helped them. rBesides easing certain pains, Cardui aids in building up tl>e whole system by helping wornsn to get more strength from h e f o o d t ( . ? ?