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FUNERAL NOMII-The ilmsral ofthalsteliobsrtwbyewillbo held from ths homo of his daugh-

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noon service- Rev. J. M. McLeod, u. A- of Charlottetown will preach at both services.

Noonan Nuptials

ter, we, Stanley Houstm, South i A W n” “wan '3 m, '_' Ruefleo. on Saturday Allow is. at csmslaca nluvlla lruunan emniscdnlnpSt. Ann's Church Hope C°m°d Be“ " ' ' ' ' " lb‘ 10° 3 o'clock W Hm"! Rim’ Wnmry- -As a. result of a cul- strikinl the River. yestcl-as morninl. ' when E

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Maude. only daughter of Mrs. Mac- Guigan and the late Peter llacdul- gan of Hops River, was united in marriage to Mr. Edward Noonan, K.C., of Regina, Sask.

The bride, who was given in mar-

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carriage in which he was driving out North River Road at noon yes- tfld-IY- 39PM“ Bblsne. Everett. Mass. received slight injuries. BOW carrilIO and car were pm. ceedlng in the same direction,

Under the title of “An Inspired Record not Found in the Bible," Evangelist I". W. Johnston :gave another stirring address at the " ' Forum last night. Aftlr eulogizing

CYCLE!) TO BOUBlS-Gordcn and Russell Kelly of Bayfisld Sh, Charlottetown, returned home yes- terday after visiting their aunt. Mrs. R. Kickham, Souris. They

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A NIALYN IIRVICI OF

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ASSOCIATION AND LIII

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SYMPTOMS

A symptom might be defined as any evidence cf disease or abnor- mal state of the mind or body- sympto , such as pain. of whose pyesgnofl the patient is conscious, are called subjective symptoms, whereas those which are discover- ed on medical examination are known as objective symptoms.

Symptoms are grouped under two headings. local symptoms are

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LIQUOR SElZUBES-A small liquor seizure was made yesterday 23¢ in a rooming house on Richmond Street. 1t is unmrstood that the roomer in whose quarters the ll-

court sliorthLTheR. OJLP, have alsoanade several other small seizurssinthecltyduringthelast dayortwulnalloasemcoilrtac-

RECEIVES DDGILBE - w. Wil- liam Darrell Laird, BA, o! Winni- peg, ‘ “ .,, recently successfully passed his examinations;

him to have after his name the fol- lowing letters: F.A.S., AA, T.A. Mr.

W. C. Laird, a nephew of Mrs, Ma-

Nash of Charlottetown.

ENJOYING P. E. I. TRIP-Mr.

Holmes and other Sydney folk in- eluding Mr. George W. Barrett and Mrs. Ira Stevens thcrcug-ly enjoyed a holiday till! t0 Charlottetown. All

boat and enjoyed every minute of y in Prince Edward Is- land. Charlottetown,

trip by bicycle. a miles. Some trip

‘l0 ATTEND CONVENTION- Rav. A. q. Vincent, D.D., and mg, Vincent, Mr. J. P. Gordon, Dr. J, A. and Mrs. Clark and Mr. P. .7. Pmude, all of Charlottetown, are 180N111! the first of the week for Moncton to attend the 511mm! Maritime Baptist Convention which opénns in Moncton on Thursday n

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(A. P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

Millions of Americans bowed heads Thursday in farewell to Will Rogers, whose homespun humor

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has be- the Actuarial Soc- and which entities

of Mr. and Mrs.

Chief Justice‘ Ma- ths late Hon. F. J.

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The hour of last rites for Rogers at Glendale, Calif, and for Post at Oklahoma City was marked by im- pressive observanoes.

Thousands walked slowly out the bronze casloet of Rogers in Forest Lawn Memorial Park. Glendale. Then they retired respectfully, leav- ing the family alone at the church

were de- trip by rail and‘

in addition

risgc by her brother, the Honour- able Mark MacGulgIn. Minister of Education for Prince Edward Is- land, looked very charming in a gown of marina blllg lacs over satin with corresponding accessories and carrying a bouquet of Johanna Hill roses. She was attended by her

cousin. Miss Rose , who was attired in pink net and satin. Mr. St. Clair or. Barrister-at law, Charlottetown. supported the

Th, marriage was pang:-

of tho bride, who also said the Nup- tial Mass. ~

m. and Mrs. Noonsn intend _ ding a. week at Sts-nhops Beach Inn before leaving for their home in Regina. where-Mr. Norman is a partner in the law firm of Hodges, Noonan s: Embury.

Italy Bent On Forcing War Issue — Press Hostile.

__(0orltirlucd from Pale l)

"N0 one in Italy is thinkin! of touchingtho British Empire, but everyone in Italy expects that the British Empire will rid‘- obstruct

her path when she is following Britain's example and methods in

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the Bible and the importance at- tached to it he showed how" that the Bible is read more than any other book; has s. wider circula- tion and ls believed in by more. and has accomplished much more for the benefit of mankind than anything else on the face of the earth. Men have fought against it, burned it and ignored it. Infidels and atheists have misrepresented it, but yet the Bible lives and now as never before people are seeing ' its true value. *4 But as Mr- J even though the ible is a super- ¢ ior Book and even though its -. epistles are read and appreciated . by many. yet he said that tllg; new ‘f divine epistle which he desired to - speak of is read a grcnt dealmore. _ Strange to say, he said, that this ; ' new epLstle is not written on paper nor with pen and ink. It is " the one and only eplstle ever writ- ten by the third person in the Godhead-the Holy Ghost.“ The ‘ name of the epistle is once mell- tioned in the Bible and ircalled " . the "Epistle of Christ." _ _ But where is this epistle‘, the evangelist enquired, and how may we read it; for the name itself in- . dicates its importance. He referred. to 2 Cor. 3: 3, to answer the-ques- . tiorl. Here he read that Christians. ' are the ones who are "read andfl known of all men." They, he saidflp are the ones who are called the l3 “Epistle of Christ," and_ as Mr. i‘? Johnston said, is it not true that jle more people are reading Christians ;, more than they are reading the.‘

n said that

attempts to assure herself territory useful in her work for security."

Government's Attitude

oi the Wee Kirk 0' the Heather.

At Oklahoma City, under the ro- tunda of the State Capitol, other thousands filed past the casket of Poet. Then Post's widow attended

to being the convention city for many hundred Odd Fellows and Rebekahs from all parts of the MaritLnes and Newfoundland, wel- comed innumerable visitol-s going

the changes which occur in solne organ or area where the disease localizes oi focuses its attack. Ocnstit-ticnal symptoms arise out of the effects of the disea

Bible itself. This being true. ha H: 681d. We as Christians need to be "t extremely careful that wo~ rea a true translation and no

that misrepresents Christ.

Declarations of the paper. which

upon the body as a whole. The for the trip alone and doubtless services in the First Baptist Church, Th 1w w» =8 - w m dew c “my W» w t“ “We “can “v- t .. o. s.’"%“::‘::.‘.l.;l*:‘1l:i.t “m; . .. Junior: ‘my pa" “mas about’ general P’ E‘ 1mm“ ‘eawnp-sydney m: Qwyfyfi furthler evidence o: Italy's intcn- EEP your Kodak busy the” fine Johnston said is what makes the‘. ciwnses- The local symptoms may PM Few - tion to pursue an Iggreglvg pgngy summer days. Save the blg do- Lord's people living epistles. The

era and Pest. who died together in a plane crash near Point Barlow. Alaska. ~

More than 12,000 theatres were daltened for two minutes in mem- ory of Rogers‘ work on the screen.

dominate, but there are always constitutional or general symp- toms-

If germs of tuberculosis establish themselves in the lungs, they act as an irritant, giving rise to local symptoms, such as cough, sputum. pain and sometimes blood in the sputum. These symptoms all arise from Lhe activities of the germs‘ which are attacking and destroy- ing the lung tissue»

Disease germs give off poisons

ings in snapah is. The iaunts. The picnics. The home scenes. Remem- ber, the snapshots you’ll wallt to-mor- row you must take fo-day.

And remember, too, that any camera 1's a better camera if you use KodakVerichrome Film. Verichrome gives you good pictures in the shade and on cloudy days as well as in the

at the meeting of the Council of the Dengue of Nations Sept. 4. Informed sources disclosed Italy intends to demand Ethiopia's ejec- tion flom the League on the ground she railed to fulfill the conditions under which she was admitted. An excellent mums said Italy would allege slavery still exists in Ethiopia, that its borders have not been clear}; defined and that the central government has not been able to extend its authority over all

POLICE COURT-Three men who appeared in the Police Court yesterday charged. with opuatin! a motor vehicleh tpmteléefiamngpxn danger were eac - - e defendant in a customs case was Hl-lfliimd! °f “numb ‘Flume! and fined $100 and costs or three carillons rang out. At Sapulka, months in jail; and for a bleach jCflf-lfl.‘ l! bell WK! 1901395 and the" of the Prohibition Act szoo and taken down-MY" ‘w “m! mi"- cosis or three months in jail. The Thfill-‘iflfids l-hmnged u“ Wm defendant ill a mischief case, dam- 3°89" 539°“ ‘m’ me mbube M

th" humorisvs home town. CW8- aging household effects, which had ma“ 0km‘ A former schoolmaster

principles are written in their. hearts by the Holy Ghost. This is‘! the only writing, he saL-i, that was; ever written by the Holy Spirit. ' j" But what is it that the Lord l through his Spirit puts into the hearts of believers, Mr. Johnston l; asked? He then read Heb. 8: 8-11,’? where it says, "I will put my law‘ "~‘ in their hearts and write it in their mind, and they shall be t0 me a people and I will be their God." This writing oi the prin

ti to ti . and, in addition, they may destroy mnsfggflfayfifl’: jaw“, $1 delivered the eulosy at "WW outlying parts o! mo Empire, sun. Ask for i; by name, Canadian ciples of God's law m the llSSTlL m, normal tissue which, when des- men chimed with vanmcy were chant on," believers is what is known as the] "New Covenant," he said. Undo

troyed. acts as a poison. These poisons are carried away from. the local diseased area and ale spread throughout the body by the blood stream. This spread rrsuiis in a mild or severe poison- lng of the body which leads to the general or constitutional syrnp- toms. So it is that in tuberculosis,

Planes with black streamers drcn-

Kodak Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont. ed over New York City, honoring _ PCSt

Regarded As Ultimatum

PARIS. Aug. il-The French saw the British Cabinet's support , of League sanctions tonight as a. virtual ultimatum to Premier Mus- solini to come to peaceful terms with Ethiopia before Sept. 4 or

sent to jail for 30 days without the option of a fine. The defendant in a sanitary by-law case was fined $2.00 and costs or five days in jail. Five drunlm appeared and were each fined. Tile defendant in a common assault case was fined $5.00 and costs or ten days in jail-

the gospel, he sold, the Lord puts _ p. the law in the heart instead of‘ writing it on stone as he did in

Hollywood Bowl was messed with ancient time-

friends of Rogers who heard Rupert Hughes. writer. eulogiw him M"! Conrad Nagel, actor. sneak for the film oflony. ,

Army and navy represented Pres-

covenant, he

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we observe a rise in temperatuw, an increased pulse rate. fatigue, loss of appetite. loss of weight, and might sweats.

These constitutional‘ symptoms are not limited to tuberculosis; in- deed, they are the typical symp- tomic ',2lsOl1il'lg by almost any disease germ. ‘rice patient who has boil may and generally does show the some symptoms, due to the absorption into the system of the poison elaborated

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Tuberculosis, in its early and most curable stage, does not give

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well that he has an active disease which demands treatment. Those who wait until the symptom are

marked will have waited until the p, n Bi h f woes and 5mm“ ‘them d°“’“"’m‘ mmls- a GI n. Babb, Associ ted to have received the approval af

disease is well established, and mfi,“§‘,,‘§,.“'f§,., mpmlncg ,3. one foot in warm, soapy water. flfxililgjffnmiafiiufzfuvfi ,°,,",‘,‘.i‘.§‘,§““...‘§’“,f.‘,.i° mem- ( y r3: FOICIID Staff) l. the full cabinet yesterday and to -

gmazmem‘ Wm m!" 5 1°"! mm- their home liter EHJOWBE B with En sneer: Then’ egg: is keeping m do“ much with ghg berg o: the permanent staff from (A. P. By Guardian's Special Wire) have been given the Emperor's

t is the earliest suggestion cf l‘ this Pr vince. While rub o aroun i? 8t! ° ,1 111 al- mxyo, Au. 22_A vigorous sanction. '

fatigue, p rsisterlt J18. honeymoon n o "u! 1nd bell“ w wmk Wm‘ the British “M” Omca gtmtlnndon and P“ s’ w restatement of gJapons naval lim- It was learned official); that Convention 0f

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cetera. which must be heeded if tuberculosis is to be found early. Questions concerning health, ad- dressed to the Canadian Medical Association. 184 College St, Tor-

Ono, will be answered personally by family, Souris, also their . cousin, LEMON REMOVES DISCOLORA- iinnigimmissionglt said (they ' "d The woman who wan“ m fgduge parity with Great Britain and the but was in effect an invitation to g

letter- -—-—i—-—i- M1“ mane” Keny- Dl-‘mlofllwnglgi?! be removal cgslnmmlwnflnd ‘egg: It;;'“: never should map out a “gm Ulgltf: suture: indicated however dlllctllfialcrllirsnallrllalnoellliatgrtlblelglgfvs w. P- By Guardian's Spwhl wire)

s nlo COMPETITION Rev. o. T. Spriggs and Miss Ella. with the Juice o! a fresh “W31- 3?” u“ “MW-Ml t° m“ l“ fifliflolfimgii",,,,,2{‘i,,ff“§§‘““,§ that Jarbaplf will insist upon recog- The Japanese government there- mfltfl-IFAX- August Zhlflvleslltss“, ‘*“"— R-N-l °1 sYdmY Mines’ “e ‘t Omom” would be rubbed gen y y‘ strenuous intricate exercises, in- 111W!“ °l m” prmcme of a com- mre deckklgs thipfaislllle was ripe w of tile “o? 5;:

entries flom choirs, bands, soloists.

eiucutionists. ’ -rs and others

' Miss Margaret Sylvester, Glasgow, N.S., is visiting in the City.

lvtr. Louis Burnett and sister Mll- dred of Halifax, are spending their vacation in this city. tho guests of their cousin, Miss Eleanor Essery.

Miss Anne Rourke. Montague, is a

visitor to the City. She is the guest of her sister, Mrs. William DeOostfi.

ths week, Mr. George McLean, and

in Hunter River and Rustlco, and other parts of the Island.

here they visited numerous friends and relatives.

Mr, and Mrs. F‘

motored to Soul-is, visltinB their relative we. R. Kickhsm and

spy-lug i; taking the service for m“ H. D, Raymond, Saint Paula

PERSONALS

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iderlt Roosevelt at both family ser- vices.

rllmcmul ms coon FOOTING you MODERN GROOMING

New

The importance of swimming and beach bathing in our modem life and the interest of smart wo- men u. meticulous srwmlns "m" head to toe have made pedicures almost as desirable as manicures- Tm; i; s, year when toes that

When you are ready yourself a home pedicure. set out

move dry skin and stubcorn cuticle around the edges of toenails- First of all, cut the nails straight

pusher. Don't be toc energetic. It's better to leave a rough edit! 1161‘! and there than to injure delicate

. R. Rich, Boston. skin.

with a piece of pumice stone. Don't

If you

a professional foot doctor. the

have yellowish streaks under

take the consequences.

They felt Premier Laval must make the most strenuous effort of his long diplomatic career in the 13 days before the Council mech ing if the peace of Europe is to be inslued.

Paris is hopeful 11 Duce, seeing Britain“ firm resolve to uphold the League, will make a slow and peaceful penetration of Ethiopia instead of waging war, with all of its possible consequences.

Britain's resolve to conciliatory means was seen as

' exilaust all

outlined, it remains for France to decide how far she is prepared to go with London. A Cabinet meet-

The league Commission on the Ualual boundary dispute between Italy and Ethiopia went to Berne today to take testimony from wit- nesses presented by Italy. Ethiop-

Laval kept contact with Premier

Ccrruti. Officials said Laval sur-

veyed the situation with Cerruti

VERICI-IROME

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gary editor and publisher. and W111

head, of the National Council M‘ women, as official representatives of the Dominion. Hon. G. Howard

SAFE AND SllVlPLE SHOULD BE SLOGAN FOR. REDUCING

snced teacher. She ought not to fool herself by

Japan May Not Press For

itation policy, soon to be handed to the British government, may in- dicate, newspapers said today, the possibility Japan will recede from her demand for absolute naval

mon upper limit on tonnage for

has directsd the Japanese Charge d'Affa.ires in London, Kcinosuke

Fujii, to deliver Japan's new “ob-

Britain's recent communication to other Washington Treaty signat-

such the evangelist said only ones considered as Israel. He read Gal. ti: 29,

verse i4 to prove as it says in John ‘ 1: 47, that an Israelite indeed isi one in whom there is no gpile., ‘This, he said, also applied to tho' term "Jew" in the Bible; for as he v read in Rom. 2: 28, 29, n. Jew is? , one who is one inwardly whosein ; heart is changed by the Spirit of~,‘_ God. and that race or fleshy na-Li Y tionality counted nothing Wltlllly iGod unless they were obedient foil; '

flesh are not counted for the was‘. seed and that the Lord had no rc ‘

unbelicf. Gentiles, he said. lwzrel“ equal PIUTHFIQS of God's promlscsfl if they will bc faithful to Crcd l '

Canadian Catholic

ories (The United States, Japan, France and Italyl was not actual- ly an invitation to a conference

rc-staie principles."

. BHBFFIIZLIIJH.-. Emgland .-. Bllsf- , t. vlsitlna friends on "W - bats. - _ . Edd? first musical competition. to lgllaslellil. the WEBB 01 MP- 911d M"- Bmmllt $0 cl" 9°11“ m’ w! lam?” Mul-"lxlgilnl" l ‘W! ti???’ "m: m9 {figdeslemgglegaléiesr afilnod" ‘f3, the three leading powers. These are lllnéiiiangwiad sincg pTPlpll; flatlllollc (ggllitilt- Alumnae, mect- a A e held in Octobe m h ,1, l; Th n, Ke ‘- . Mr. bunions yourself. This is a o or —_ew a an Ambsssa or. SIM!‘ 1- Koki H") n. Foreign Minister, inary nava a s n Lon on as ng ere .11. lvcvk, were curled R