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LAST TIMES TODAY

—Marx Bros. in “A nliil AT nu: RACES” l

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TICI>I§_CII§_R_LQ'ITETOWN GUARDIAN

THE SILK ENIGMA‘ l

By Jill. WILMOT , WWYHIU”

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7V4‘ filacli-ap Sivooihoarts. 'l‘lir-y “y holil-reil in lifo mi llli‘ MONTIPF. “TIT hi, mil-m l-..»

_Vli\Il'\(‘lI io thi- thrills aiui

lav as you go out!) i .

For a le \\‘

Pussflllitflifii are fully protects-d by

happen while driving in this Bus. Ll Stops at i ch NOB.~\.\'\ 'I'I"..-\ Roll-T's

.lii.i.i<n.\' nriisris ( i-at (toorai- Street

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From Montague and Georgetown

Returning the Surf leaves Sydney every Monday arrives at Montagu curly Tuesday morning.

Passengers wishing a more rapid trip tn Sydney may take their automobile and li-ave the ship l! Muigrave and motor to Sydney ar- riving Wotiiu-silaiy afternoon or II"- rlvnl C. N. R. Express from Mui- grave Worlncsday evening.

For particulars write or telephone

Poole8i Thompson Lid-

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lslaml Motor Transport Ltd. Iew Fall Bus Schedule

In: Loaves Charlottetown (Whites Restaurant] non SUMMERSIDE lvn Kensiflflflfll

1.00 P. M.

8.45 P. M.

Daily except Sunday 7.30 A. M. Saturday Night only 10.00 P. M.

Iimday only 1.30 P. M.

FOR. BURDEN (Via Summersidfi Connecting with Mainland S. M. T. Bus Service Daily except Sunday 7.30 A. M.

FOR. SOYItIS AND NORTH LAKE Dally except Sunday 4.00 I’. M- FOR, TIGNISII (Cminorling at Summers-dc; Daily except Sunday,3-45 P- M- I-‘or further information call the Bus Station-Mil.

“TLVIEYS INSTITUTE

DlfBCt Bus _serv|c\ , The Sr-ptr-nibcr meeting of the T3 Halifax ‘ l Novii Wilisliiro Woniciiflc Insiiluto ii.l.~ lir-ld at tho lioiiip of Mrs. D

via. A’ Nlar-Iiiinnlrl. tho lll'l‘.'~lflf‘lil pr.“- I. l. lluclielaga und M. T. .

Llliiiu. In Llir‘ flllrtfilfl‘ of the w‘- Bllti i 1 .. '_v. Mrs. llriicr MnrDonnlrPras" l .'ippnuitr~l'l snow. pro tom. hlvwznt! l IHVllfYl Willi orio. rrrrd and rriid- Leaves Charlottetown 4 I‘. .\‘I- l ll‘L' of niiuiit/s Roll call ims ro- Arrlves Halifax T3170 mlll- V; §ittlllfl0fl to by l2 uiciiihors, night throuzh tickets will ai ‘y ‘ifl/lfp “-,q_._» aim m". vigitol- ,,,.,_ . , , . l; slu Til» mflllYll (‘trllllfllill‘t‘ um- l it lu'l~rl _i hi!l ol 40 (Pills wr 42-111 fl w" l 'i\ tor slhr-rvl ,l; million 'l,. ‘l ' ' ’llil~ "liilil u...

T rlicl Jul-n. i. :1

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Lilian coiilmiltcc for Oiziobci";

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l visor re short. courses. and qiies-

Mrs. B. Deacon. Mrs LouisCamp- boll and Airs. Gorllun MncLean; coi'i'i\.~poii<iviice road was a letter‘ from Tilberciilosis Ll-iigue, and Mrs. Deacon and Mrs. Gordon

‘ Muclmiin \\'(‘l'i‘ i\])])4lllIlf'|'l delegates ' to Chnrlottcioirn Oct. 19th.

Letters ivore read from super- , in Tlicsc vac-re distributed couvonors: agri-

tioiiiiairos. ‘o the fflllfliYlllil

culture, Mrs. Goo, Maclnaii: Can- udian and national Balilorsloiil Johnson:

events. Mrs, G. peace l-llucalioii, Mrs. clnld iwllure, Mrs. Dea- ilrln. .\li'.\. Laue; public . (luullilzcll.

The (]ilt'.~ll!>llllliil‘I‘ on homo eco- ll0lill(‘.\ \\'ll.\ fll.'~I‘ll.\‘\t‘Il and a splon-l tilrl i-ulpcr oii "The importance of

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milk iii tlu- 'l.lll_\' dint" was pre- prirorl aiirl rlurl by Mrs. Wm. Be Foridv. Mrs Ruliilirl Easter kindly

invitcd th¢~ l1li"llll)t‘l'S to her homo "or tho Orlohrr Illt't"ll'l£! ivhcri the qlIPSilfin (ill public livillth, con- iw-nor Mrs. Campbl-ll, will be dis-

ihrouzh which he could not see. If only he had a pocket knife -~any-

make an Then he bctiiolight. himself of the small fireplace on the farther side

unsfeadllir towards it. The hearth

l iiirn. They seemed immovable. But i zhe bottom one, he imagined. was l not m secure as the two others. He i ziiggrcd harder. Yrs, it was certainly 'r lolrscr. Hope gave l

find the ElP-"flllfé zoo small to ac? commodore ii Nrxi he tried slilifg l)(’l-\\‘(‘[‘Il llir door lamb and the door iisclf, and in this he was

{iilnliilll of lllf‘ kcyliole t-he

was

(lPlIilllKltTl by dry rot. The splinter- iiii; became more pronounced until,

bar siill fiirllicr and to such an ex-

iviil. that lic could prise the catch

irom its .‘(l('l'(QL Philip almost fell

lrecogiiizcd the figure immediately iiisnriinvo for any 1l(‘(‘lfll‘l\I flint may i 115 11mg Philip made “P m5 mind qiuclcy- It he coiid dispatch

oblivious to the fact: that Philip ii-"as waiting for him angle of the alllifCfl5e. Just 9s he turned siziashed between his eyes with the

Foo gave a sharp, stacaio cry, and blow that. Ling

backwards, his out. of control clown the last, flight

“l,.d,,l-,»ll,qi- morning for thc Syd- of stair..- leading to the wide hall. w. H. stillwell of New York arid hflybi via Strait of Canso, Lennox Philip vrfiilrd. Below a door ciiicago.

Pliggagc, Brag d'(‘lr Lakes arriving at opened, and lie heard an exclama- stllwell is ii friend of Herman Sydney Thursday afternoon. Lion that, sounded oddly femiliar- L, Rogers, host to the former

could offer any explanation for the curious noise they had heard, the Superintendent. had raced for the door, flung it open and found him-

lieap of the Cliiiiaman, who had admitted them to the house lying at. the foot of the

almost certain that neck had been broken,

God you've come —Phyllis —she's llp$lfllf$-— that flend-”

tioiicd Beck kindly, as Philip sway- ,- ed against him,

féllllll to be steady. He lied faint-

geve the three warning blasts on the whistle and then rushed

peered M. the door.

a. cordon round the house and hold

Two days later Superintendent.

humming a iZHy tune. He had just returned from a conference the Assistant that, gentleman had expressed re- gret that he had even doubted the

the Suchhow silk had been dimcltd towards discovering the secret-of; the Five Eyes pf Medlchus. His regret that he had been unsuccess- ful was tempered somewhat by the knowledge that, so for, no one ‘. else had discovered it either. He had proved, too, that he himself, while the mainspring behind the Tong organization, had hiict no hand in the murder of Nolescue.» l-fe had eonfesed that Wu Ti. one i of hi5 minions, had been guilty of . that crime. As Sen Yet Soh ex- l pressed himself, Wu Ti was a ‘

Philip straightened himself ping oils» Every

‘There was nei- . greatest showing.

noihing more than s. keyhole

iiig at all _he might. be able to‘ assault on ihat door.

iha room and groped his wayl

justice During the raid on The , Beeches the Chinese killer, iealiz- ‘ ing that the game was up, had , obligingly jumped from the roof

mm renewed in his terror and they found his =‘ ‘ciigth. and alibi‘ many minutes body on the xrnvel at the Mr 0f l concerned sirupzlc one end ap- ' the P101159- Linl F00. (00 “'88 dead. t

of . poured looser than the other but m6 H0918 0mm? 118d 1196113611 i‘ You'll b9 Sweat was pouring down his face ihli hi5 death hid bFt-‘fl W118i The exertion atop of what he had millhl be 19881131 termed 5n M‘ PYOUd 0f These gone through at the Chinamairs t cident and Philip Slater was like- l‘ llllfiflfi had implied his strength. l.v w b» exonerated at the] Hr rested for a lvhilc before re- Coroners irlqlllfy M» TOIIbTIdEB- The l turning to the tirlack. The rest had police certainly Wflllld 0H9!‘ "° I ldone him good and ten minutes l evidence Mfliflfili him. Bill WhB-i _ _ l 1mm- he “M gull"; in [he dark. i the Home Office did propose to d0 TIIQSG 00ml.’ In plilln 00l- {UQmS ivilh a slim‘! bar of iron l was to arraign Sen Yet Shoh before l ours will‘ fangy trim, in .( his iu-llw a magistrate on a c urge of , u ) \_ ' . ivliiig L0 ihc door auiiin he abduction and also with being an ‘he , R] I P l!l‘~l tried uni-rung LliC ircduc end lmdffiirflble Blifln. 50 m!!! Bite!‘ ‘ SHELA cloth’ a“ slzea’ or the bzir into the keyhole. only w serving Whatever sentence the

courts might impose upon him he would be forthwith deported. The Home Secretary had made a few cau=tic comments arient the ease Illmlfrllllg it at a , which some undersirable aliens adluded iroin the ' could land in Britain under false lock; passports, and recommended that be he lain! all his strength l a stricter surveifance should be .~z llic l<’\l‘l'. At first nothing | kept so that repetition of this sort i‘lll‘fl Hw .\\\'rl_\'(’d aluio~t diz- of thing might be avoided. l). ‘kl\';’l.\ éli iva‘ ", ' - ‘ _ Midi ;ll§'(lll0\ l?‘\'(€2rflpél'lf1sl.6llln:i0 (T° be mxmnued) mic IO ])ll.~l1 ii a little further no Al liisl llis dull ears detected faint, flllllOwl/ imperceptible llllPflllQ noise, and he redoub'ed efforts once more Fortunately - woodwork on the slotted side iiie lamb we. being slowly un-

the

io snccessfu’ lll wlicic lit‘

l 0 oloiiial Mansion May Be Future lllome 0f Winiisorsi

lust, a piece fell away to the ul‘ (‘liubllllg him to insert. his

WYE ISLAND, Md. Oct. 7--—. tAP)—-—Ff)r months fisherfolk head- , ing into Chesapeake Bey have watched a mansion grow on Wye Island and declared-“Ifll be fit for a king."

English Melton

Cloth Jacket

backwards in heap L0 the floor as the door» ung inwards moments he ivaited,l‘

his eye. groiviii accustomed f0 » . l -. , ‘

l Iivfltl‘ (li-oruoioivn - — R00 AM.‘ ihe gréxriiil: lwllgll-"Ilil. in the cor- AntlnowJeanlngon the lgun a“? l Englhh “("0" Cloth (minimal. -_-- mil 1.31. i-id 1r. Tum. i..- I,-_,[¢.,,ed_ fearful of their fishing bOPW-EthQ-VYE tfll" ‘ Jackets. “ell cui sport is <tation'—- - sill Mi. u.“ the noise of his breaking out l“? ‘Wen "WP-the resltciefii c0 on; , back full length zipper. v. iiivrv-vis —— 3-5" -\--“- , might have l)('(,‘Il deflected ml mllnskm may be he 0m‘? g l qhed; “vyliolo is m) |.,,,,vk,,§_____ 9,00 .\..\'l., cmmoubp‘. he SL019 along the the Duke and Duchess of Wins .‘ . . . .5.

Pluliliil -——_ “m “JLl corridor, (l0\\l‘i the first. flight on so" ‘my wealth-v mm or m’ d1!" l Pom‘ (“Imus ‘" "' I"""i \"=?"»*'l"> - 9-3“ AMri to the landing below and listened m" who enlenamed the Duke l?“ i \\'|~llslci", (‘ornor 9.1. All]. l kigkun’ It hpmned as “- down below hi5 visit t0 the United States if‘! G k0 Arrive (‘hailutu-u-ivn -— 10.00 AM. ‘ he caught ‘he burble o’, voices and 1924. Only finishing touches are Leave (‘harlotlctnivn — 4:00 IKML, he pauwd again‘ The“ peérmg necessary I20 Dill. the beniltliill realms - —-_ .-_..oo PM. I over me ba-lusuadmg he Saw a brick home in living condition. l Goatskin work glnvefi farillmin — —— v30 P-YI- Shadow‘, “gum creeping up the High on a triple-tiered hillock . _ _ ,' Arrive Goiirgctoiirn —— 6.00 IKM. Maircafe [awards hum He which tradition says was built hi’ l Ahla-‘S plume and soft‘

,slaves carrying earth in buckets. ' the mansion overlooks the placid Wye River on three sides. Two. wings spread over the top of the hli1ock-—dupliciitlng the glory of. the original home built. there in i790 by William Paco. a signer oi the Declaration of Independence and u, Governor of Maryland There are 25 rooms. including spacious galleries, a huge llvini! room, a main hall, library, recep- l tlon toom and ballroom. Approximately $300,000 was ex- pended in restoring the home, ilc- stroyed by fire in 1879. The 800- acre estate now is the property of

Short draw string $1.50 cuffs. Lined -_ -

iig Foo hc would have a better {NICO to escape,

Ling Foo came on apparently around the

the corner something

r.e oi a sledge-hummer Ling ch irzis the force behind Philip's

Foo was flung unconscious body

It was Beck. Before Sen Yat Soh Wallis Warfieid of nearby Balti-

The most modern styling, shown in the larg

peccable style and priced at. fig

You ll find better’ furnishings At the MEN’S STORE

est assortrnents, make shop-

item mentioned today is of

Men's Shirts with fused “EVERNEAT” collar at- tached, white, blue $1.55 stripes, checks — -

Fancy patterns in MEN’S SHIRTS, tans.

ivhen he f€3yll9d it was bare. Then blunderer. fie admit-ted that Wu ‘

2m tlnuers touched the three Ti was wlins under his ln- blues and greys, as horizontal bars iii ihe old-fashlon- StrlH-‘titml. b“! WU T1 would MVP? ‘ well a5 white $ 1)!) ed gale, He tugged at. each in be brought w ‘he b“ °f 531E118?! plain _ _ ___ __ _ z

MEN’S SHIRTS in beau- tiful ENGLISH SHIRT-

INgS attached collar “'1 $ .00 bones” 3 for

MEN’S COMBINATION UNDERWEAR, medium weight for October wear. well made, great

$ 100 value at - - - __ z

MEN'S SHIRTS a n d DRAWERS f 0 r wear HOW. all sizes Pen-

man. Merino

finish -_ __ __ _

STANFIELD & TURN- BULL Underwear, all sizes.

TIES OF TASTEFIIL Style plain silk, fancy patterns. stripes. Real- ly an enormous 5v

I

range at - _ __ LOW PRICED and ties

SMART are these

in new designs

MORE NEW TIES that you’ll-think worth a dol-

lar, showing at

at--_-____

IIARTER TOP SOCKS in the famous “Auto- gart" and "Pacer" mod- els. no more worry

about keeping

them up —_ __

GARTER TOP SOCKS in supremely excellent quality, fine, soft wool, tasteful new $ _0() patterns -_ - __ I

LOVELY NEW FALL

§3€§§..£."‘;.;'2.i"; 50o HATS

‘Kettle Finish Kettle Finish -- the new rought finish in a Man's Hat. Smart lines, rug- ged looking in shades of Serge Blue, Forest Green and $ _50

_ Sultana Brown -_ 3

F a n c y patterned all wool coat sweaters Jae. quard knit. G r a n d “Pillht with a shawl ‘ collar. Snug 5 _50 fitting - _ _ _

ridge to the Duke. BRUSH WOOL

Zipper Jacket $3 .95

These. so warm. so use- ful, so convenient

more a. short time before her mar- W

if confronted wit-h the huddled

Government Will ilear Representations From Alberta.

staircase. To cck's Cilnllfll fiance it appeared t-he man's

The next moment, another figure

N mm P E L stumbled rather than ran down , are M0 ‘rs . , . . the stairs. It was Philip Slater. _____. l shown in brown h] ~ L-ise-i-io-s "r u. "Mr. BQCK," he orled. "Thank Qrrmwii, Oct. 'I—<OP>—A1- maroon ' "e m

bertals Government will be given an opportunity to make repres- entations to the Dominion Gov- ernment before flnal decision is

Mailed postpaid on

"Steady. youngmemsteadyflcau- 0n receipt f . o price.

HQRVY Sweater Coats, Jumbo knit, all wool sport hack style. Choice of Black Jilue, $ ,00 Brown, Maroon - 4

Other styles $3.00 to $9.00 Newest crew neck pull- over sweaters. Brushed plaid fronts contrasting with solid color sleeves and sport $ _95 hacks - _. ._. ___ z

Fall caps for men, New patterns. 6 5-8 in 7 5.3

reached on the provincial statutes

Bub n’ w“ “we u“ wllnseul“? referred by Lieiit, Governor J. C.

Bowen to the Govcmor-General- ln-Oouncil. , Prime Minister MacKenzie King tonight stated he had received a telegram from Hon. w. A. Fellow. minister of public works. railway-s and telephones. acting premier or Alberta, stating that his Govern- ment desired to make represen- tatione to Otto-we. on the throw measures sent here after the Pro- vincial Lieutenant Governor had

delayed giving assent.

Hiii reply. Mr. Mackenzie Kim: said. was that hhe Government would be pleased to hear any representations when dealing with the acts in question.

English broadcloth

It "I III-specter‘ Gmvas who spam _ __ _ ___ __

*2. beck l0 the mom they hm just 191e, The Chlnaman had vanished. Superintendent Morroslng 5p- "Qllivk." shouted Graves, throw

ery Cliinaman you can find."

CHAPTER XXVI TRIUMPH

is‘:

ck set in hi5 room at The Yard

\ .. __' . ._ and it appeared likely ‘that. because

0f the general world tPIISGIICSS, the President would sec State

with Commisloner and

lioosevelt To Confer

l.‘\ l. Superintendent's w d, H - ' ' 3e l l (‘Algldlliif chm-d iiith National llfeciflltfd. now thatorhe hfldefzgd is (tilfnlgietlfun before the cabinet Alllllflpn, The >ll‘.l"ll‘ll)4‘l'S pnrticl- Beck's final report, on the case, the Mr. Roosevelt was in frequent iwlrrl in ‘l llilvlflll t‘v1lli‘\l i‘ n kmmll 0f Nikolas N0l had i? ' . . . . . - . . . . - c" ,» _ h} Mrs VIitchoII nltPr i-i.-l-ill-lingl. been m» ordinal-y kilellfig? n, i-rvoii: PARK n v Oct '1 §§$$l,',‘,'°“,“°3,, W" m” Sm" . H“, mmmitum.’ ns_ gricliitnd. too. that the Superinmn- fAPi-The delicate foreign situ- he was Consular, flgjronbtllfizlfig " m” hnlwgll hill]!thetftlcmlldglliiclllnrlglittlcafmezlrl 32331142", lgdligflititbouwillthlae skill‘: ‘lgtnhls Mcepmn“ M 5-“ mvmlm" _.__,____.____ which lust. goes to show, u; m; missed tomorrow’ iit. President tlleclllrer i?!“ other slgnatorlcs o’ “M PM." ANYW" gist“gilimiihsdztlelzlzggrlnalef nofficct‘. Rlfievzlirs meeting. “efl; *"-'“ hard mid fast rule afteroaltlw‘ no Mlfggdyl git; tllfin plgl-‘dem PHOTO BLOOD STREAM HFINDON. Elia-land -~-ICP)— 0160mm, h h d ' --___ Wlir-l: W C. \VIlllil>\\.\ iriis sioplivd . Bock there‘ Zonlle lillgllllllilgdllt: gvfzgllllecrlilttlllfllditellen mherzvflshlxdston. ROCHESTER‘ N‘ y'_practjcnny hi ' lt'!‘ uwiv» lor slil-r-rlinlz. Lord , to be (lone Son Ynt Soh had been would h Id h s8 he pnfect colored moving plumes o’ l P,» torliuqr l_».'l\tl'iltli'—i§l‘I'lII'“ captured by the Tonbridge police session Illth Unliltedmgtlilltfler Crlbliday a "Vi"; blmd slnlanh unpre‘ .l. / u, ml nut oi t.l.v when (my had thrown a cordon onlcem s ii not. gods-titted‘ in ‘medical hlstori". lllllfl , l . ‘ u :"n';. Nci- fll""li(i liv- llflliM‘ and ho had il- -l' d‘ l tl ' "m. a m‘ ‘ was ‘qmml "l n flmhto‘ “t “m5 1mm $10. lung” admitted ma‘ m‘ Rugby?“ 1 rn ons were Plain that "ranting 0f the Biological Associii.

world Lffeirs would be considered l lion,

Queen Street

8:

$100 and S50

Good Value 3-‘ _25 SPATS -_ ._ __ _

The Men's Store

Stresses More Ministers-

(By The Canadian Prelll

NEW GLASGOW. N.B., Oct. 7- Necessity of more ministers for

the fields was stressed by Rev. Dr.i

MacCulloch Thompson of New Glasgow, N. 5., in his Home Mis- sions report tabled today at the

' meeting of the Maritime Synod oi

the Presbyterian Church. Services opened with a short service in Gaelic. conducted by

lR/tv. Mnlcolm MacDonald of Bim-

lnrderie, N. S

ures that are reasonable - See this

OCTOBER 9, 1937