i ltlicd

F lannelette Pajamas p These with the “flexl. -belt” feature which we're sure you'll like. Stripes, more or less brilliant, (not so shy

looking) very nice too for _

lib?» szann

are delightfully pretty ‘

_-ih different colors.

night.

. Auction Sale

The properly. No. 11 Felling Street. Charlottetown, having been disposed of by private sale, the auction sale advertised intake place thisFriduY 811°11'11"“ at 2 "clock

is hereby cancelled. "

J. .1. HacDONALD, Auctioneer.

Island Student l’ 0 p u l a r A t r St. Francis Xavier

The many friends of Miss Nan Lelehtizer, daughter of Capt. JES- J- anrl l\l‘l'S. Leightizer, City, will be illensild to learn that in the recent Ls-lh: of the Xaverian Weekly Dub- by the sttldcfit body of the Unzversity, h name appears as a Iiember of the staff oi the 11111161‘- ilso that she has been chosen as Plesident of the Senior Clam and Debating Society of Mt. St. Bom- mre College which u the ladle! toilege affiliated with St. F. X-

Miss Ileightizer is now in the that year oi the Arts Course. lead-

a to the Batchelorb Degree. Con- lratulationa. '

In Memoriam/

In loving memory of Lauretta White who passed away October}, 1935.

on and oft our ileum do wanna’:

o a grave not far awayu < '1 _ Where we laid our dear Lucretia“: Just two year-a age today.

- Inserted by retiree-names and Brothew‘

‘.

5D. MacLeanl ‘ UNDERTAKER ‘ EMBALMER

Charlottetown and ‘ l North Wlltshlre

Phone 149

ls well as_ warm - __. _. ._. Children's flannelette pajamas with-high necks and with collars Sizes l-l4 - -. _ _ _

New stock of brassiers at a new low price. Satin. luce and silk broadcloth. Sizes 32, 34, 36 ___

hlhuo Bnoincisi

ll n Prof. n. A. Corbett will broadcast 011 Adult Ml Education from Station C.F.C.Y. at 8 p. in. to-

The meeting at Prince of Wales College Hall will begin at 8.30 p.m.

’ Z-Z 7";- ' El Z-I ==_._ it: i 312% Z-I

‘Cancelled i

Pretty Nigtwear—d Chillday . Undergarments

Cozy Flannelette Pajamas that

‘I 69c

and large

50c

Bloomers

no sleeves.

e

I Children's “Vi'ooltex" bloomers » part wool and part cotton - cream, navy, sand. Sizes 1-14 — — —- —- —- —-

2 '-".'ri|

ii. K. s. HEMMING. F5134 COMMISSION

lCoiitinued from p886 l)

several experts had been selected to act in an advisory capacity to thc Commission, and that future appointments were to be made. after which the names oi those appointed would be made public.

Fiannelette Pajamgg Wm, high Russian neck very smart -- -_ __ __

Sllknit pajamas

Runproof fabric _- pfefly styles

-— all new fall designs _ sizes

small, medium $2.00 52,95 , t0

Satin stripe panties made to fit per- fectly under the new fall dresses __ Either the very brief or Colors are Tea Rose, Blue,

Egg-Shell and White - __ _

Wooltex Vests and

Ladies “Wooltex" Vests and Bloomers -—made of fine cotton with a warm wool nap. vests have short sleeves or wide shoulders and The bloomers are made in Navy, Cream, Brown, Peach and Sand. Sizes 34-44 - ,- _ _

Mercury snug fitting panties in short or knee length sizes made of pure wool with very little cotton to keep the garment from shrinking - r

vests to match, Tea Rose only. All sizes -— --- — -- --

linnual Subscriptions

It was also announced that Ad- lutor Bavard, a member of the parliamentary press 8811017. 11111 been appointed French Secrets-f! optlie Commission. It is under- stood one or more counsel Wll-l be appointed and announced later.

Chief Commissioner N. W. Ro- well. Chief Justice of Ontario. h” completed a tour of the west do- ing preliminary work for the Oom- rnission and will leave shortly for t similar tour of the Maritime Provinces and Quebec.

Provincial governments and the Dominion Government will sub- mit the inlnin brifjfnsblbut ‘spokes- men ior a1 iespo 8 P11 6. 01‘- ganizations will also be heard. Briefs must be in the hands of the Commission secrete-TY W9 weeks in advance of the public hearing at which they are to be

presented-

CANBCRBA - (CPk-Australia is buying more British motor can. There has been an increase in sales and a consequent reduction in price as a. result of the lovem- menffs trade diversion policy. _

MAIIBIAGI!

MACPHAIL-WALKIB - At the home oi the bride Cornwall. P- E- I. Wednesday, Oct. 0th. at l p. m. by Rev. D. X. Ross, B. A., Colin Daniel MacPhnil of Meadowbank to Mary Elizabeth Walker. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Walker of Ooniwall.

‘THE GUARDIAN

Let Style and b93111)’ wait on utility

the

‘L39

for Ladies -

51°D~in types.

59c

59c

The

59c

79c 50c

P. E. Island Hospital

Amount previously acknowl-

eozed $1890.09 Central Crealneries 25.00 Stems Steam Laundry 20.00 Canadian Stores 15.00 G. F. l-lutcheson 15.00 F. W. Woolworth Co. 10.00 McLean & McKiliiion 5.00 J. G. Jamieson 5.00 P. E I. Trust Co. 5.00 Chas. E. Carson 5.00 P. J. McDonald 5.00 J. W. Boulter 5.00 w. E. Bentley, K. c. 5.00 Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Clark 5.00 Mrs; Edith Brow 5.00 Dr. R. D. i-lowatt 4.00 Wright Shoe Co. 3.00 Mrs. Mary A. Taylor 3.00

$2.00 Each-—John H. McKenzie, Russell Mciiinnon. W. D. Waye, Charlottetown Exchange Store, AE. Toombs, S. L. Hardy 8.: Co., R. W. Becket, Mrs. Annie White, Mrs. M. McKinnon, S. N. Kays, Judge W. S. Stewart, Capt. T. G. Taylor, W. E. Cotton-iii at $2.00 each—-26.00

$1.00 Each-Mrs. Jane Long, Mrs. Pearl VanBuskirk, Chas. Bolzsner. Earl Baker, Orrin McGregor, L. P. Tahton. B. L. Coomin, W. Matlieson Bruce Pound. E. N. Kays. Mrs. J. K. Stanley, Miss Annie MrKeuz e. Miss M. Pickard, A Block. Mrs. John Whealley. Mrs. F. Rennuf. Byron Norton, Rev. W, A. Thomp- son. Frank L. Pnnker. Albert Kays. A. J. Watts, D1‘. T. E. Robins, A. Friend, Frank Currie, R. C. Keen- an, H. A. Ebcrs. H. L. Bethune. W. T. Weir. Hoytls Beauty Salon, Ralph Crockett. Duncan Livingston Stewart Jones, Daniel Morrison. Ernest C. Cameron. Mrs. M. G. An- derson, George Vaughan, Miss Ma- bel McLeod, Miss B. Foster, Mrs. J. G. Bennett-SQ at $100-$900.

50 cents Each-Sydney Peppin, Mrs, Hubert Fraser. Norman Mc- Pherson, Miss Virginia Bcarth, Miss Caroline Melkle, G. R. Starratt. Wm. Storey, Chas. McKarris. Thos. H. Mills, Philip S. Cobb. Horace Cameron, Mrs. Hannah Whitlork. Mrs. W. West. John Lewis, T. Wal- lcr Hyndman. Peter McMillan. Mrs. R. W. Stevenson, W. 15. W. Owen, Helen's Beauty Shop. A. N. 1e- Clair. A Friend. Robert Craig. Her- bert Thornton. Mrs. Gertrude Far- quharson. Arthur Duvnr. Alex Mc- Leod. Mrs. R. L. Day. John F‘. Gor- don, sgeorge Larten-ZQ at 50 cents

George Thorns 00c. A h-iend‘ 35c

25 cents Each-George Nelson,

Joaiah Smith. A Friend. Henry 1'!

Langley. Neil McConnell. A Friend. E. 8. Moore, A Friend. Hal Warren. Borden Cox, Vernon Dennis. Ernest ‘Sign R. H. CampbelL-lil at 26c-

Welion Carrnody 15c, Joseph

Kaye 10c. Percy Carr 10c—3.'i. Amount to date $2114.14 1423-10-8-11

lMa-r. Chtasson

ROBIN HOOD 1114703 Milled from washed wheat for your satis- faction. blois-‘l-Za-u.

U55 “SOL!!!” shortening i bet-MI‘ biking. or

L551-9-14-tf STEWABTS YEAST make; beg. ter bread.

L55l-9-14-ti ‘

PRESBYTERJAN CHURCH- Services. Sunday; Oct. 10. Mount Stewart. 11 a. m.; Marshfield, 3 b. m.; Harrington 7.30 p. m. Rally; Dir)‘ Service. L430. ’

KNIGHTS ' 0F COLUMBUS 11181111: monthly meeting this ove- 111118 at. 8.15. Full attendance re- quested. L427.

HEAR PROF. Corbett on adult education over Station C. F. C. Y. at B o'clock tonight, and at Prince oi Wales College Hall at 830.

' 11-425.

p CALVIN PRESBYTERIAN 1 FIIURCIL-Divlne worship will be ‘ held on Sabbath next at 2.30 p. , m. Rev. G. Carlyle Webster wili I preach. L-iaa.

POLICE COURT-At the Police Court. yesterday a motorist charg-

TTie Central Guardian

‘ed with a breach of the traffic by-law was fined $2 and cost. or three days in jail. A drunk and disorderly was fined $20 and costs‘ or 30 days in jail. —--_ I PREPARING FOR RADIO AUC-l

last night in the Canadian National l Hotel teams were formed for the; purpose of contacting merchants,‘ donating to the annual Radio Auc-l lion to be held in December. A . carefully compiIed list of firms was l distributed among the different. ‘ teams and collectors will be on the {rounds this morning. The purpose , of the auction is to raise funds for

the treatment of crippled children ‘ and other Club projects.

l ii i MUSICAL TREAT-Mr. Fred Morris. noted Island pianist. paid a delightful visit to Rev. Dr. Ber- nard Gillis last evening. The in- viterl guests were Rt. Rev. Mgr. ‘Cllllllilii. Rev. Isaac Therriault, Frv. John Buote, the good Super- ior and her community of sisters lat the Sacred Heart Home. Mr. Morris in his masterly manner in- [terpreted the great classical com- ipasitions in a way that held his [audience spellbound for an hour. _ then in 3- very lpleasiug manner thanked Mr, M01’- ‘rge on behalf of all fnnhis wonder- ful musical treat. saying: "Thai. he spent one of the. most. pleasant rvenlnus of hi, life. which no doubt could be said by all present."

PERSONALS The Misses Olga Green and Esther Noonan of Albany spent an enjoyable week end in Bratford. Mr. Harvey Campbell. City, left

this morning on a visit to Wor- cester, Mass.

Police Seize

, points

TION-At a meeting oi Rotarians}

OONFIDIRATXON anus IN-' summon. L-ma-r-iz-aiz

WHEN YOU NEED a rush job of Printing Phone J. D. Taylor 600-1.. L-1B7-10-2-i0i.

BASEBURNEB HARD COAL -l Highest grade nut coal. A Plckard y & Co. Phone 240. L-376-10-7-3i. I

CAKE SALE-Attention 1's callcdi to the announcement of a cake sale i‘ Saturday afternoon. Oct. 6. at Moore dz McLeolfs store. in aid of, that worthy organization. the Sn- (‘lety for the Prevention of Cruehy , to Animals.

Girl Guide News l

. mfllilllg opened writ |)1

‘ nice-ting were . ("Jlrebpondeiice (fouling;

I l

7th Charlottetown Company

This company held "is secondl meeting (klnber 6.‘ After the in- spection. dailies were played and awarded to the, patrols 'l"l‘.es0 ]\u.lll.< rmrnl for a banner which is t0 be presented to the phi- roi wilh the most P011115 at the and of the month.

Arrangements were made Guide Day, Saturday, Oct. 9. Guides are asked to meet at the Church at 4 cfclnck Saturday affer- noon and to bring their own slipper. Be sure to be on hand with illll uniform.

for All I

l

6th Charlottetown Company

The filh Companv of (Nudes, held their regular meeting on Friday,‘ Sept. 24th. It, was doc ded by thel Court of Honor to have a hike, after the inspection by Lord‘ Tivcedsmiiir but owing to the Wflfllllfl‘ it. was postponed.

Mbny new recruits attended the inst meeting and they will possibly be placed in patrols at our meeting ionieht at 6.30. So be sure and at- tend.

Don't forget Saturday is “Guide Day." -

C. “C If. bIEETlNfL-The month- _ ly meeting of the Cfllllfillf‘ Womenls ‘ league lavas helrl Wednosrlav. Oct. 6

in the Business Girl's Hall w tli - Mrs. Frank Walker presiding. 'I‘l-le1

r and proved to be n m, ,

Announcing Tl1( g Opening 0f

CAK SAL

l RESTAURANT l AND ’.I‘EA ROOM l

141 Great George Stroll l

Now OPEN FOR . . . - Bilsmnsg + Animals is Holding a (‘ake Sale a

SPPIFIAVI, CHICKEN nlypm“

STORE "SATURDAY,

{l_\tl'l'1)‘ <';._ minute-s 0t ,_. ~ Ittifl allll apple.

_ xvrlli l: j Intent. matters “as 1.1m and i Cllfififid. The dlliQlClll. (‘Uli',(‘ll(Il'. i ported for their conliilltlrw-s. A n.

ber of business gill.» n. 1],,‘

l resident. The

The report of tile L111) ...h can“... .

11°11 “e5 SW11 by m» ill 1. ifiill. 0 b ' a. J. MacDonald. '11.... ..,,,, “um, C 0 1 was held at sO1|!'l.~. blip a, ‘ 1n

‘1.

and interesting a: ‘llli>_,' mam problrnls wt..- n1,.ll,._~,.,g M lilllcll good advice Lii\l'll bi 1 1r \ ,_ tlonal President, bliss I-‘lnluuirc 1m- I land, Toronto. The report Pllliluln- Pd a resume of all busting. d011,.“ , Plans were made for the Wlllil-l‘ m-_ tivlties and a dlscusson on ihn lloldlfli.’ 0f a Lny Rein-n‘ w? by,

Hui-Elli: the Afternoon ing this Sale

is being observed in zi spirit n1‘; m!‘ , thankfulnggg r0, me ,,,_,~,,,,..h.,._, M; In Cl1nrIv>lt(-t,o'.\'n Guide Dav will ; uniform- . \

Canndign Cjtjzrgnqnp and a ,-,.n,.“.,,; he (ll)r~(’l'\'1'fl l_ . - "lllgy "Tilnllkfui- ‘ PYZVWl F!‘ Yflm< ‘rill of our pledge of “S(1]'\‘1('(\ u. (M, l‘.l>‘.~.~' illlfl F" ‘ in a Guidefis i1 30115011011 ‘ h to our Kllg. and Collntril," and m l m1“ 71 *1‘ .11 111F010 5110- ‘ “i” "x1’°“““

])f‘l'.\. nllri a joint. Sing Home.

/\.l tiu dos will nice! llll S11llll'i‘l.'i_\ ‘ at the 111111‘ mid Dlflffi‘ Iillllfllliifvll . llv their respective Captains. Tllv 'R1im;lu Catholic Guides will met-t in‘ lilo llolv Rf‘(l('t"ll’1(‘l' Hull n1 Fl

the opportunities offered tllroluzli Guildillg: for ll'1¢‘l1<l.\l1l]_1. Al)~'v\'I' all, there will be tlinnkfilllloss m the Chief Scout, Lord Bnclv-li-Poivvll, the inspiration ulld founder o‘. the C-uide lviovement.

I‘he Society for Prevention of Cruelty to

MOORE f? McLEODS

Help by A t tend-

ITIIIS SPACE DOYATITD BY TIICKEY It NTFIIOISOY)

‘ l-zl-n up to de-

t

llvlrs. Frailk hiurrrlv, was hi: raver . 1111 n suitable dale can 1.. my .. . . .. _,______S___.,. . _, _ V There bvlllg no furmu- l.“ m,,,,_._, ' ' ' ' T MW’ " "MW" ' ' " the mommy; nd_l¢,,u~l-,oq_ ‘will be opined by thr- Prlllle Min-

. __ , r-irr, Rzlliz. Honourable W. 1.. ‘.\1;ir‘- , ning: at 4.45 p. m. Afro,- gym sen-q,’

yatinna] Guml. n“ l lIClEZF‘ Kill" or his representative. i the ltuliies will ‘1.i\'r~ ,1 p i ' " lri - give), 11111 chillies l p‘ ' aliri lll'4'l"lll’f w. l1;

Satulriuy. Orlobol" flilr llIl. inm- I "m Tmllfllvv, 'i‘l1-" lhniv the - r; I-lw vlrzwis vou- 56f, 35mg by Gum“ K)H>"HLLI~H>H" ‘Iwwrlsnlliw. our Honorary‘ lfl‘t"Sl~,l"PTl'l1l1_-’1 ‘ll s. PO11" znur mlvn cop. Canada as Ndlional 0mm, Day and drnl. mil/l llll‘ Chief Commissioner i mills. _

' Cilllilflll. , Guides will please ‘KP!!!’ (‘nmplnflq

be llSF-d, in

J

n {A

fililrinitp Qtnitco Chllfil;

A (‘mist to roast broarirn t. -lm'.- o'clock and go in the (‘him-h for been arranged through llil‘ (‘I-till 'l"vllllte"l'~llvr Server‘. after which! FRIDAY. OCTOBER 3 of the Canadian Rvonm ishlr: f‘. l- fhcv “ill have winner and a1. 1M5; poi-anon for Saturday l"\'1Y‘1'l'1"_ he n1 Hume lint! for 1hr» Sh: Font; 7_0n P. M.» rhmr Rehearsal-Heart; inhor Th. from R20 1,. 1mm Fro" ‘Fiv- P'4'|lv"~lfllli (1.1 ri-r- ivzll a"v‘url Hal], 6.30 l‘. Bin-flirt GUldPS——F\C('-'ifl¢| Hall,

[nyflf ggc np¢\\-q,-|<i_ 1'1 r lwnridrnzl IT‘. .l;ln1r<‘ (‘hurvll Solver begin-

Gar And Liquor After Chaise

A car driven by a City Police sergeant containing three five- gallon kegs of rum was seized by Mounted Police yesterday follow- ing a chase from Hillsboro Bridge to the Charlottetown R- C. M. P. barracks.

Shortly before ll a. m. yester- day Police received a call from Ha-zelbrook telling oi a car that had side swiped a. horse drawn vehicle and continued on towards Charlottetown without stopping. Two Mounted Police left immed- lately forqflillsboro Bridge and shortly after saw a car resembling a description of the one involved in the accident approaching. Hail- ed to stop the driver paid no at- tention and continued towards the city at a high rate of speed, with the police ill pursuit. At the rail- way crossing at the City end of the bridge approach the pursued car went wide of the turn and blew out the right front and rear tires on the rails. Tile police con- tinued in hot pursuit up Grafton Street and down Prince to the Police barracks where the pursued car turned into the yard. Just in front of the barracks a soil oi the pursued driver, operating a motor truck. attempted to gel iii between the po ice car and the fugitive car and than attempted to crowd their car to the curb, police said. The truck driver Jumped from his machine and showed fight until he was locked up in a call at R. C. M. P. headquarters Charges would probably be pre- ierred today, police said last night.

Contrary to current reports no‘ shots were fired during the chase. Police declared last night. I‘he] blowing out or the tires at the railway crossing savi- rise to the] rumor that the R. C- M. P. had fired at the tires of the fleeing car.

Late To

Clasify

1:00

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11-431-10-8-21.

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