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Muncie, Iadiana.-'_‘I had inflamma

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St. Adolphe, Manitoba. _— “I was very weak and had ﬁreat pains during my periods so that could_not sweep the ﬂoor. The sins wereintheright side and oxten ed tothelsft and then downwards. It seemed as if the body was heavy and upside down. It is for these troubles took the Vegetable Compound. I saw about it in a paper and one woman prevailed on me to take it. It has helped me in every way, the pains are lees, and I have more appetite._ It is a pleasure to recommend Lydia E. Pinkham’s Ve - etable Compound to other women. -Lsa DELORME, Sc. Adolphe, Man- itoba. _

, ood mod - cines that have done lt. tell every woman of the good I get from taking the Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills and from using the Sanative Wash. I don't intend to be without them."-—Mrs. I‘. W. CARR, _'l26 West Jackson Street, Muncie, Indiana. _ Such letters prove the grfat m9"! of the Vegetable Compou iu. These women know experience the beneﬁt they have received. 'l‘heirlettersahow n sincere desire to help other WOmBII suffering from like ailments. 6

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f L. Babayan of Toronto has just returned to Canada from a slx §- weeks’ trip to Northern Africa. bringing with him .1 couple of old floors of the 17th century. They were secured from the Musse de ' Divan. at Tunis. l-Qah “ _ _

‘I aime. on January 12th 192s, the Rev. Mr. Raymond of st. Paul's

' Charlottetown than you will ﬁnd it in anycity in the Dominion

cii ilinlls MAKE Pnniiiillil GUARDIAN EFFECTIVE? llIllliE BY TllElll PAST

Bell. were in power from 1919 to 192s.

Read wh tth R .- ~ - ministration aof tehe elgrgliiloiliioiilalilgli. Illlellgltlo liaey oslptdlkeehlrilralliargt

Methodist Church on January 4th, 1922, the third year of the Bell "

Regime. p REV. G. C. TAYLOR

.i( Drl - inkenness and crime, always found together, have never

oeen so rampant in my knowledge of P. E. I. as now,” the Rev. Mr. Y

Paylor declared 6lllI)lla,ti¢al1y_

411' 1 . I I I

mere hlivilalvenl lgele almost twelve yen-IS _and without any doubt

irinkingfmsuvﬁll een such a condition of tlllpgg alQng the 1ines of c ooseness and such llelllémlSnegs of crime_

There was a Deriod here ‘when people said, ‘Why do we keep

nail?’ But that t‘ - - - tinue to keep it fills? 1% past. Not only do we keep a Jall but We Con-

“Property is no l0nge1'safe_

n - v V Q It lSfEl ue that a man’s place of business or his dwelling‘ is no longer sale.

“They steal even from the Churches now-a-days.

“Law breaking goes on of the most violent sort and very few

are the convictions end very few the arrests even.” A REV. H. D. RAYMOND y One year later, in the 4th year of the Liberal Government re-

vlnnjph sneaking in the Baptist Church said: _P_r1nce Edward Island boasts that it is the ﬁrst Province of the Dollllmml t0 adopt the Prohibitoryl Law.- When a. thousand miles from here the speaker had heardthe Island Spoken of in terms of the highest praise on this account. f‘Bu_t what do we ﬁnd when we live here?—a state of conditions Whlch 1S a Shame and a disgrace to any Province or any country._ “You Will ﬁnd drunkenness more common here in the City of

0f Canada. and n0 apparent attempt to cher. k ill.

I110 nOlB l<nOW Whatinstructions are given the police nor do I know hOW Well the instructions are carried out but I do know some- thing‘ 0f the dllllﬁllltles which‘ face those who try to enforce the law.

“l Say t0 You léhallthe conditions of life in this city and Prov- ince in Ingalrl-‘EO the drink tralfic are a blot on the landscape of the Dominion.”

This is how the clergy found the Liberals administered the Prohibition Law when they were in power under the Hon. J. H. Bell. his cheap liquor policy,ditions likyelyyto be should Mr. Saunders, with

Run

The Liberals undo; that staunch Prohibitionist, the .

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36 Years on the Market-“I-Iasrft Scratched Yet”

Llliihllil). MONTREAL

| _ son AM!

) ‘A , News liad reached the village Olthat the wife or the much-lienpeck- Bud?" he asked. . ' Pork-svllle. in Arkansas. that a mo- ed Bud Blogott was travelling to wen," replied Bud, "l as (or a tor bus iilylll! lWWBBR iBllmDwInGush Hollow by fbus. while, but her cousin in Bumpwn and Gush Hollow had zone overthe. An. Interested villager-called 011111111 called up on’ said she saw side of a cllﬂ’ with all on board. ‘Bud. Sal git on the bus with her own

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EVENING CONCERTS 7.50 P. M. WEEI (349) Boston.

1137MB. 8-00 P. M. 0130A (3157) ‘Poi-onto. Health talk. 8.45 1P M

7.00 P. M. \ WSlAI (326) Cliicl. Musicale Pro- gram. WBZ (333) Springﬁeld. program.

News Side-i

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7.30 P. M. WJR (517) Detroit. Entertainers. 8.00 P. M. KYW (536) Chicago. Family Hour. WC-X (517) Detroit. Musical pro-

WEEI (349) Boston. Big Brother Club. ' 10.45 P. M. CKCL (357) Toronto. French “Clem- terlas.)

gram. v WBAI. (246) Baltimore. Concern

1mm (s09) a. Pitts. ‘ Concert. WANT T° “Nail

will, N. Y. 8.00 P. M. WmMl) (24)) Minneapolis. Musical wlgm; (.273) 11111111, plumllqn Sen llrnllfnfn- enaders. WBBM (2%) Chicago. Polloclvs 0r» 10,00 p, m, chcstra. WlG-Y (380) Schenectady. Dance _ _ 8.30 P. M. program, from our rigid cncl/i ram) Toronto. Guelph Cen- 10.30 P, M, tennlnl. WOAU (278) Phlls. Parodlans, 9.00 1P. M. ‘Club Cadlx. WTAM (389) Cleveland. Aiullior- W351i (335) 011ml, 311mm ium program- 12.46 A. M. 11.00 -P. M. WDAF (366) KiinsasWCIty. Night- WTAM (390) Cleveland. Studio hslwks.

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Program. . WCAIY (278) Phlla. Musicale.

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