SEPTEMBER 'S/1926 ` _ "mn cHARLor'rs'rown GUARDIAN ° _,- _ _ PAGE-_nwvniilll

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Women Avoid Operations

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THROUGH neglect of early symptoms some female weakness may reach a

' stage where an operation is necessary, but most of the common ailments

of women, when taken in time, are not surgical ones, and _should yield to Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound.

When such warning symptoms appear as pains in side or back, headaches,

backache, fainting spells, nervous depression and irregularities, they indicate that something is wrong, and unless the cause is remedied, serious organic trouble may develop. Lydia E. Pinkhain’s Vegetable Compound should be taken as soon as such symptoms appear. lt not only relieves the present suffering, but lessens the chance of future trouble. Accurately prepared from medicinal roots and herbs, Lydia E. l’inl<liam's Vegetable Compound works gently but persistently to restore and preserve a normal condition of health. Read the following letters from two grateful women.

It Saved Me

Covington, Ga.-“I cannot express in words

how thankful I feel for the results that

I have obtained from taking Lydia. E. Pink- ha.in’s Vegetable Compound. Ifcel that it has saved me from an operation. I had pain in my right side und bearing-down pains at monthly periods. My side hurt me all tho time, and I was very nervous and felt tired and weak. I read about the Vegetable Coni- pound ins. paper, and the \voman’s (zoiidition was the some as mine. .I have taken tivo bottles und it has been worth twice its prioe 00 me. My side hardly ever hurts nic now and I feel adifferent; person altogetlit-r.” -- Mrs. W. ’If. Tnoiursox, Route No. 5. Coving- ton, Georgia.

This Woman Escaped 2

A_bbc\'ille. Ga.-“l')octors said nothing but

an operation would llfflll me. I had 1|.

displacement; and. was \vcs.k, run-down, ner- vous all the time, and always had backache or sidcaelie. I iicter got any relief exeept'\vhen Iput hot towels on, until I began taking Lydia E. 1’inldiam's Vegetable Compound. I was a nervous wreck for three years then a do(-tor told my husband to get Lydia E. l’iiikliain’s Vligetalile Compouiiil for me. I marie rapid inipro\'emeiit; and now I have bei-n doing all iny \\'ork and taking' in `sew- ing l`or t\\'o yi-ars. You can use this letter to help ail\'(:i'ti.-c the niediifine il' you wish.” l\Ii's.li.l‘I. l"t'i.'i'7., ZH College .\`t.,Abl.ievill€, Gu.

Bold by ilrugggists every\vhei:e. _

Lydia E. Pinliihanifs Vegetable C<mn~i,,;»ound`

thc uni li( o of the United Fnrin

`lllclr guard against the Liberu tactics ot swallowing up the Pro gre.-islvrii.

'As the Farnicrs’ Sun has poiule(

_ out, tho sivnilowlng process in al

Hill l\0llilli§ lllfll. by placing fusloi

lllfflr ol't`lclal organ; and -lion

farming element of the Dominion.

u,y_..

'rho voioo of non. E. C. Dian-y'

his voice might: be heard -by th farmers from enii to end- Of tb Dominion.

_ There were. as Hon. _Maunin

Doherty expressed it, three ou

Conservative condidaiefi;

Governme-nt. '

2. -One ot the planks in the pta

Canning Doherty has extended that warning to include the wiiolc "OIL M_._ Meighnn had been nhxob

ccirtcinpernnce; and the revela- tions oi' the Customs Probe have denionstrilted that the fnrniera

3. ltiglit lion. Arthur Melglien

has ilcciurcil hiniseli in favor ol u

y ip -

ers attaining their objectives lay in n.n|0"__\ S .

_ __ _ _ . . . -yinein ut marketing for

“'“ ‘"ll"’l"l"““ ul the C"ll“Erval'lV“ the products of the furinu.

_ eau-se, coiititilute an example to rho 1 l‘"'l'lel""l ‘ll Ula Dumlmull l"’ be °" t`or|n(>d his siipiiortern in East Kc-nt,

As lion. Manning Dnlicrtylii-

:it me time ol* liii-i re-sigiiatioii, (lie ilreiitvst and mont iinportaiit plank ii\ the platform ol any llnlied Fariiier Organl'/.alloii is that iiulion- Iil iiysieni ol’ lliarlietiiiig the pro~

_ready under way, and llle Liberal” ducts ot’ the farm. lin ri-.peateil

l llliil in his rcceiit aililrcsg al, liiilgc-

"‘~l;l‘ll‘l“l"ll lll lll” ll”l‘l~ lllfll’ Wlll be town. l-io repeated. us well, that §l_l"‘i__l_‘:_’-l_l_l:l_lllla‘l*’ llleTl_fll`mel' Vine his break lroin the l’rogi'(-sslves hm _"lp ___l_i°m°ll_~ _ rarle Wallnllgli was (ine cliielly to the tact. that in P______l_7______' _“mu _ll‘- lllelli 0 Novenibei- of 1925, I-ion. Mr. Mieigii-_

" Sl llle mffillllm Ul en deiviareil lilmscir in favor of

- such rt national marketing system.

'llc added. at the same time that

ulfily sincere in big addition oi that

(lie (iid that in the course of Ii ppmk ,O hm _ _ _ _ ___ _ - . _pli\t¥orm, for tho rea- :)‘;‘_"’ll_ldi‘_fl*"l-Llllizll lillllieltllli/"__ lll lg” son that lic has tiilked it through

l_l K 0 ' l-ls K*-ll - W We li the West, and because of that, has lll‘l"~”le‘l lllll “llef llllllll-Y (lf l-he met with ii. remarkably flue recep- lflllllels flllppolllllg llle lllillfil' tion wherever he has gone.

lieaileil -Progressive candidatures of the t'u.=iioni-sts." and where he de- that the Liberal Govemment haw

__ :lne(1__tlie__Llberiil attempt to swal- nov... been ,,ymp,.(h..,|L. toward.,

_ow____;(, lioigressives body and soul ii... farmers' cause, ami rim; Cer. if _I0 lll‘l“ ‘ll‘*lillCU-lllc Ii0llllC8l tuin Progressives who have per- "3l1'~l€W Of U12 11lSt (ll111I‘ler»eent- mitted themselves to be swiiilowoii

lion. Mannl-rig Doherty added

by the Liberals are traitors to the

B real cause of the farmers ot the

ll/llllbler 0? AXl`l0\lll\ll”0 was hellril Dominion. The only farmer hope ll Kent (/°ll‘lltY Wllem il lU'Sl0DlSi1 of attaining ‘ii practical operation onslaught. is being made upon A. D.

(J_lieapilii, the Cpiiservntive, an(l in piiriform is to suppo,-t me f,,|l0w_ D0h§_0;1rS(_:_ 01 i_s remarks, Hon. Mr ers of Hon. (Mr. Melglien, and to

y xprossed the hope that veto Conservative wherever thu

for that one great: plank in their

9 opportunity arises. 0 'i‘ii:it was the message of Ilon. ‘Manning ‘Doherty at Ririgomwn, 5 lt_is to be hoped that the formel' I- Minister of Agriculture in the

g§_l="(l;_l1i-I reasons why the farmers’ Drury Government; will seg fit io

Y 09° lles ln the Sl1DD0l'l¢ 0f repeat the message at other points

bcioro the election campaign is

‘1- The United Farmer organiz- over, and that grin more United

“tl°ll-5 have S0UZl1l1 f0i` ll0l1@SlY ill Fiirniers will have driven home it

them the folly oi! supporting the

t-fusionists. ‘

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__ _RADIO PROGRAMS

. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8

_international R§%i° Program; EVENlNG C NCERTS

Theatre.

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§|LVER WEDDING AT NEWTON.[

At G o'vlock p. ni. on Auixust litlil lint twenty couples, friemls and neighbors, inviteil giiesrs arrlv(-ii at the iliome ot’ Mr. and Mrs, l‘at- rick Mulligan o-i' Newton, i.(»t 26, to partake ot llioir liospitulily and io loin inthe .iestivitics iii(-idi-ni to lin-. teicliiatlou ol' the twenly~i`il`|li An- livcisnry of their ii\uri'iai;|~. \\lo~it oi’ time-to present on thin oc-

cnsilvu were glunits 1-\v(~nly-tire years ago and sin(-i~ (lien barn noted wltli apprc(-lation :init _pleas- ure tlir- true -Ulirtsiian lite ot this aiimii ible couple ln. their lionie and _________..

‘hon

LOT 2G live.

'|‘iiai. tlii»i\‘ |ii:itvi'l;il |ii'i`ini'i-:is has

bi-i-n si-i»o||<i to none is hilly (~\'i- st--p iiuii(--iiiix, violin, n(-cordlaii ili\n(~e(l in tb(-ir i~omiuo(iio|i:1 iinnie allil :uir|'oi|iiiiiii_i;s \\'liii-li iiilly tos- tili(-.; io their pi-rsiivi-i'aii('(~ indiiviiry ami ability. to (‘Qu(lui't. their hus-

liii-,~i>i in their i-lioscii ziiovatiiiii.

'l‘l\o sp.'1(‘i(ui;i iiiniui; -ronni was

(-pii-iircan taster: cinilil p|'o(li|<'i~.

Alter thi- inniir man liznl ii--vii

::iiiili~l(~ii|iy ntteiiileil lo, wry (-om' pli|u(~|il:il‘y sp(-ei-lie,-i I\v\-\'i‘ niiuii- by

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in the colnniunity ln which tlii-ys-i\'i»i':ii ol' liioso present niiil

-ibn social coiiipaiiy for a llollrii enjoyed ilieiiiaelvcri

plniio s(-l(‘(‘iioui\.

i\lr. nnii Iii-r.-i. lliuiligan who

at lioiuo. _

many i|sl»l`ui and happy yeai

and hi-arty \\'lien thi- time zirr

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with B... Ami.;

With 0?' damp cloth, coverithe glass

with the soft, scrgtchless Bon,Ami lather. In a minute it dries. A whisk with a clean, dry cloth and away goes every trace of dirt. Not a spot, not a streak. The

window’a clear as airl

_ Bon _Ami makes all cleaning and polish- mg easier. It blots up grime without hard lcrubbing. ‘Doesn't scratch--(ioesn’t make

-*ll* l‘°'i.il°..tsil_1>r.muzh-. ,

Made in l Canada

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Principal uses of Bon A mi-

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< It’s fun -' not work - to clean windows

Window! Mirrors Refrigerators White Shoes The Hands

Aluminium \Vnre llsthtulis, Tiling

Fins Kitchen Utensil!

White Woodwork Brass, Copper, Tin and Nickel Ware Linoleum and Glass linking Dishes _ Congoleum

‘Cal-te and Powder' / mul houuwivuunbotlu _

°'Hun'l lrralr/:rd Yu ' '

alnioiat as yoi|nl‘; as they we (|||:ir|1~1' of century ago worn. hig iieiigiiiiiil with tho compi\ny,`oi :ul llie|iisi=i\'i=:i allll elpureii no p:

'l‘lic gnir-_-:t.~i bei`oro'l(=a\'liig nl

i-reil ili>iinil:int \vl:alie:~\ on them

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tow VVJZ (-(55) N. Y. linpei‘lalli1ips.

Wil-\l\‘ (|02) N. Y, Army noiia, to moo P M

Wmcl’ WT"\l~l- W-lAll» Wlllb WGN (303) Clilcago. Musleal1’ro

WSM (283) Nashville. \Vard-Bel-

niout College.

9.30 P. 'M.

'Pytliias Male Quartette. _

' 6-3° P- 'M- 'Kimis (341) -Liiiooiii iviuiiiooie WCY (380) Schenectady. Eastman WSH (353) Nushvlllm Studio Pm

grain,

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“Pink ol i’roi.:r:ui\s."

with Viiil-\l.l (1575) (.'\lilwuu_l(ec. ()rgun. \V(j(`;() (H7) _,HM in PM] _“muy

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HHH _~* 7.15 ‘P. iM. l{'l‘-HS (375) lloi. ‘~‘»prliigs. New Ar-

:unt Vi NY (376) N. Y. isuac.-ioii’.~i Con-l iington String ’l‘li~io.

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l'or cal IP rograin.

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phony.

cert.

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WU* (517), Pontiac- Detroit Sym- 11.30 P. -M.

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WGHB (266) Clearwater, Fla. vocal WGN ,(303) Chicago. Jewish New

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WEAF (492) N- Y. "Tho Lily of

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-WEAF (492) N. Y. South Sea Is- WOR. (405) Newark. "Topics of

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WIDAP (365) Kansas.-City. Tell Me

ir. Story.

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QOE (246 Milwaukee "Women

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