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Sail from Salnl John any Wednesday or Salurday from Wednesday, Sepf. l5. to Wednesday, Oct. 6, In- clusive. Excursion flcllefa good returning from lesion on any regular sailing not later than l8 days, includ- ing dale of departure from Salnf John. Correspond- inqly low roles from polnh in fhe inferior of New Brunswick. Prince Edward island and Nova Scofio. Comfortable llahraonl accommodailons from $1. Fin: meals of fair prlcel.

EASTERN

Apply at any Canadian Na~ Hanoi Rallwuyl Helmet other: er Reed's Point Wharf, Saint John. Til. Dial J-HYT.

ROUND TRIP $ A (IB-day limit)

THE SILK ENIGMA

By J. R. WILMOT i ’~.-» (COWHIM)

, wmunu“) the Superintendent nodded his 1 uswn to me. Miss Varley- whet m“ i“ “mmm”

you.“ m-mg w ml me ls this: I think you can take it from

Mr- Slater saw you 1861 hilm- me- MT- oxwih m“ m“ be‘ mo"

you amused the ease. That was l eedure in this case is 809mm m"

mm nnmu-nl I'll admit. You activity. 1 have a theory about

fimrndemn it Irlom bot-h your view- this case that I can't for the mo-

pm-ntbmnm we p0,,“ o; we m- ment chscose, but I air: convinced

m”; ghqwn in you by Nolescue l that if we lie low. s0 weak, or

mdmeeflecgog umgmtereotonwxdayorvwo, wewillforoesome-

the behaviour of Mr. Slater. I can ‘D06! Out lfllo The °P¢l\- n5 "171?

fie new the mason for your em- iobvious that they 81% Eff-WIRE

bgygngqnent yesterday morning nervous when they send yellow

“in-n 1‘ put a similar question w , messengers wdyouf tagefaaou to call

ygu regarding your friendship with off’ the o d - u u“

l the man who is now deed- I W“ 1"‘ 9°“? t“ 9"°t°“ i° °" m it vhat Mr. slaxer wave-sled "h" ‘ml ‘mended Beck’ ‘nth ‘ wink‘ mm n: you, in the circumvtnces, I want to know why WWW 6° would nerd allbls and you decided l gamed 6am.“ w ha” “s away 5mm . . . ~ _ ne iese remlses.

((3; 1:21,? ‘Qmnrngrgriiio o . Diszl-Ippoitltntcnt showed itself

The girl had risen to her feet. iplflgnly 1!! QXWBB "Bwmi Beck saw rim: her face was white Im lhmkillél 0f Bfmqfl- Bed!» and that she w,“ mmb11ng_ lhe said. quietly. I dont give a , No! You're all wrong. she cried. (lam-n HPOUL W111‘ iYlVWUBB-“On. bu‘ I‘ We found that neither of u; had ‘iffmyl-IIIHE happfnfi t0 m“ Z171 of

. . llllllC..<. ' Bums for tgigtxrgii-lélk X 1 Beck stood up and placed his j CONCERNING A rnsnr: “ARK llliélgwfzbrlljifiabglimlkmifmbxi? l he reassured him. Nothing will happen to Miss Brenda if YOU 193W 11m affair to nle.

You know, Beck. I've a. jolly uood mind to try and believe you. said Oxton, simply.

And now, intimated the Super- intendent, I want you to introduce Inspector Graves here to the per- son in thi< estnbli-hment who has

Iii-prev Graves took zllc Hlfl by ‘ the elbow and (insisted ltCr u» the cllflli‘. Beck continued lo srtarenl her. a puzvlcd frown corrligW-“lfl his broux I see, he said, at length. but all the some. Miss Varey, I don't think (here's much cause for either of you to distress l'°111'('1\"‘»‘-

r -' q , -_ ‘ r, S l ow ' hiirixcolligwllgn ilgiiw ilot i marge “r the K93" the ma“ i been‘ qlliw 1s dnainlatic a< she , “h” 1”“ "P at night‘ while r c

rhm fled it nugm have been, and [y-otrre gone I want a few words l Sh, 8,11, ma, Sh. might have been ‘mo. m. Philip Slater. “‘li‘tf“lo'gkg‘é“'reatiiffr“flffifglgh when I uh. smrun TALKS

l Philip pviflled out w "10 "l"? l Philip Slniol‘ entered the room ' "@1110? 0f "5 mum Pm‘? c011‘ i soon alter the other two had gone. clusivelv that. we weren't in the ; For a monlem Beck 5M regarding ‘ shop when Nolescuq was kided. and l me young man thoughtfully. He

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iron DSALE

Property in Town of Montague fl-rnurlv owrlrzl h)‘ the lnte James L. l? unit-Ar.

fonmiln mo» and barber shop, bnth rented ,nisn apartment on sec- onll floor.

for fllrthr-r particulars apply to

Tllli EASTERN TRUST CO.‘ .\fllnilllslrnlnr C. T. A. l-1-(;llf~ James l.. Younkcr.

T..-1910-8-28-31-9-2-4-7-9-11

Desirable Residence For Sale

luc undersigned offers by private suit- up to tiept. 20th, ecvm roomed house. hardwood floors. electricity, fur l('f', ilulh. uitlr outbuildings and

B l 5-‘ l'll'llt'll of fruit trues.

‘inf-ll- h lab-o on lilo premises a n-ll lull lluor factory, well equip- prll. I'm tory equipment may b9 f.liifl‘1\\'(l separately. Reason for whine. illhl-nllit. Place open for. hHPFrllDfl, ' }

A. J. STEELE. i ‘ Siluris, East, l’ E. Li, 11

Far Sighted Eyes

Seventy per bent of hr sighted eyes‘ are weak re- frnctlvrly. Discomfort from this condition shows mostly nt nvnr work and may be headache. sore eyes, ner- vousness or even upset 1on1- ach. Cnr drivers in this clues may aufler mnsldera“ d15- comfort. Glasses relieve the strain.

G. F. llutcheson

Frofessiohzdfiards

ll. F. llRGlllBllLll

i i Chartered Accountant 140 Richmond Street Phone l7. P. 0. Box U.

McLeod & Bentley W. E. BENTLEY. K. C. J. A. BENTLEY, K. C. Barristers and Altorney-at-Luw T\ ‘YEY T0 LOAN

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Bell & Mathleso R. R. Bell D. L. Mathieson, LLB.

Barristers and Solicitor:

MONEY T0 LOAN

iitlttcrnn Block, charlotlctown,P.E.l.

H. F. McPHEE, B. A. K. C.

NOTARY 81c. BAR R l.\"l‘l£lt, SOLICITOR. R-ilcy lsuililing. Charlottetown

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Palmer & Haslam ll. J. PALMER, K. C. A. J. IJASLAM. ll. A.. LLB. IlARRlSTl-IRS. ETC. Bank of Nova Srnlla Chambers Charlottetown, l’. E. l. WONEY T0 LOAN Phone 85. l’. 0. Box I27

F ' . . llacfltulran & Tralnor MARK R. .\lnc('-llIGAN. K. C. (7, #11‘. (‘IAIN TRAINOR. B .A. Barri-for». “oliclfors. He. WONT! TO LOAN Office: Over Provincial Bank. Richmond Street, Charlottetown.

l ready convinced me

Nolescue asked me to pay por- pnvuege_ ticular attention to ever-y scrap of And why monk; you have Sucholv nrnterlzll that came into thought that?

I lily hands. He particularly stressed ‘you, since I mo]; charge “mu

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‘ I felt that I ought totell you. 5m,- befon. mm a young man o1 I'm PM 5° mum interested i“ I about. 28 years of age; Bood-lwklllfl flint sldc of _ nffalrs as I am in l brawn cur“. ha“. brown eyes and lollr 3S50Ciflll0ll Wll-ll Nolesclle, he a ck.“ compwxion Beck noticed, £21“ 31131;] gmlbief- M155 Xgflengghg I! too. that his hands were strong ve 1 e ou n my o and capaba

that there's a good deal more be- y‘ s“ down; M‘ 515w,’ 1 wan/c u;

hind 1111 ""5 ‘him 1"“ Pm"? 5°31‘ ‘ have a chat with you. = way on the be“ vi W" fir?“ l Philip Slater sat down. He was l Slfllfr 01' you own personal d1“ l not nearlv so nervous as he had ,' taste for the man. You have al- l imngnnflliyk, mjgm, be vphen eon. V _ Fm“ 3'0"‘ "9' ‘fronted by so fonnidnble a person- iflklinshtill’ t “gin bu“? mm w?‘ age as Superintendent James Beck. D1111? l’ a B Wm?“ us“ ‘ of Scotland Yard. Neither was ation. Wlla-t I want you to tell me l there any Sign o; a return o; ma; 15 mmelhm? about 5‘“'3h"“' 511k‘ I i nasty inhibitivc inferiority oom- “mli- 3'0"» 1f Yo" Cim- m “can i plvx that proved so disturbing on l i

(‘Very "mm “\“a‘i°l‘ “hm Con‘ ‘ countless other less important signmc-nts of this typo of silk came oc¢asionsr W 0mm and Whether W" l 1 should have ulouem you would arrival occasioned any undue activ- ma“ wanted w see me yesterday, it)’ on ‘the part. O1’ Nolesc-ue. Did he l Phmp wyd hum bowl“ for instance, give you any instruct- Beck smnfly go°d_hum0um1y_ 10"“ regimimg n? I He tva. unaccustomed to having his The gm Pmldcmd m9 qucsuon unvestigation procedure questioned by a layman. Only the Assistant- Commissioner was entitled to that

for a moment. Now I come to think of it, Mr.

that he should be notified of the {not immediately.

You did so notify hllm? Certainly. On probably five occasions since he came to Oxtons. ‘ ‘The girl seemed certain about that.

And did he ever tell you why he l WillliPfl L0 see lhcsc consignments? Inspector may“; qum, flea,- the He once mentioned that he pan you reason to suspect that some of the announced Bed‘, suchow stuff might possibly bel fake, she told him. I was nat/ur- ally interested. because I wanted,

your people arrived I naturally thought. . . - You thought that you would prove a material witness, eh? Is ?

that it Something of the kind, sir. The report from the Divisional-

certainly did that. By the way, I've

the false myself, and I remember ' been having another m“. m Mm

a desk. There was eagerness in his 1R5; njgjfl face.

And dld he tell you?

He said it was something to do

you and Miss Varley had a rather curious outbreak of con~c~fence. For rorrlle reason bwt known to yourselves you imagined

with the trade-mark. she Nldu, ma; you might be r e - N_ He mid that if I fmmd any mark l 233mm; the death of this m”; which seemed rather tmusual I was , Nolegcw Am I fight?

to let him know. as that would Peyfecmy, 51L A5 I saw this case probably lead him to discover the , I mmg-med ma, everyone m 050m dewDi-iufl- lwould be immediately suspected. A lwk o! triumph fleshed inwl Beck winced, visibly. Here he m6 EWPQTARWHWIIVB W05. 1nd he l was hearing from a young man em- Whfllfid Bmlmd W GYB-WS- pioyed in the office at Oxtons You see. Grave-s. he mentionedfl etimenis which had been more We Pa!“ KY0 1992mm"? Y0 m? ‘ eloquently expressed to him late themfelwn iozethcr- {yesterday afternoon by the Assist- The Inspector aeknowledsed l ant-Commissioner at, one of those that l1 what Miss Varley said was I 11116149.”; he always told himself true, it certainly did look that way. l “rem be“ fmgomef-L of com-sh me And did 3'01! 9W1‘ find Rhyming l fellow was fundamentally right. odd about sour supplies of Slwhow l On the other hand Slater was not silk, <Miss Varloy? in pQKfrnjQn o; m5 them-y else I)“; 7710 girl $100k he!‘ head N0» haps he. too, might have revised she admitted, never. his op1niom_ Iihaxlk you, Miss Varley. I think (To be Qmmmwd) than will do in the meantllne, but there is one thing I want you to do gxrppmg D955 1T for me. If at any time you have anyone-and more particularly a Chlnaman-asking for Suchow silk, I want you to notify Mr. Oxton lmnwdietelv- You underetend? "n great for the hips and waist.- “ m“! be "Tl/Wfi/I-m- , line". declares Laura Marchnnd I $511 69mm"? 4° mai- MT-j national women's log-rolling cham- Bcck. l “m, The girl was hardly from the ' pee . _

room when Plelm‘ Oxton burst in. l llill rI-lls

Prom the colour of his face and f the heavlnem about his dyes. Beck , . {mean ‘they 5W“ s...»- dull W‘ ,,,.tl-

(By The Canadian Pres) CLOQUET, Minm-Rlope-sklpping on n. slippery log, in deep water,

judged that the managing director l off Oxtons had not slept any too well the previous night.

I'm glad you're here, Superin- tendent, he confessed, breathlessly. I'm worried after lust night.

You've taken your men off, I hope? Don't 10'1"" '5 n, 91ml" ¢

Orton stood there towering over lanlial__'gf",',|nilrlv W‘ h‘: W“ [the Superintendent, who remained l" ‘h, f: mahese M", new‘ ‘seated m. the table. in. hands lff§.....n1-T°*"sf,‘,§ m’ l were restless. ‘mini, em 1° “"'

Beck shook his head. slowly, as he looked up into the man's face.

I don't want to do that, Mr. Oxton, he told him.

{What the largest Protestant Church

$100 Der family (American Issue).

shrlvel up. It dlfisirfyvg that wlm which God communes.

men the power to rise to the high-

the liquor traffic is right Christ. fanity is wrong. If the liquor gray-

f HIS (JHARLUI 'l'l:!.'l‘UWN

MYSELF

know. I want to be able e4 day; go by

e eye.

A lot 0‘! y And fool mysel Into thinking that nobody else ll know The kind of" man I really am, 1 don't. want w dress up myself in

about myself.

sham.

I want to so out with my head erect,

I want to deserve all men's re- spect.

But here in the Bhuggle for fame and wealth

I want. to be able to like myself. I don't want to stand at set of

sun And hate myself for things I've done, So whatever happens 1' must be Self respecting and conscience free. ' —Authm- Unknown

ANTI-CHRISTIAN (REV. B. J. MCINTYRE)

The Drink Traffic I; Anti- Christ- i“ l" a Number 0f Respect: a a e

l. It poisons the air with false-

mlsslon of Licensing characterized the liquor advertising of that country as containing

scientific untruths."

10y and brings woe. It health. but is a primary cause of disease. It promises Heaven, but; gives Hell. “It suborns witnesses. nurses perjury. defile; the Jury i103." Truth is a casualty where drink holds sway.

2. It promotes colossal waste. — The great Dr. Albert Schweitzer saysfThe liquor traffic is com. merclally our greatest wastrel, weially our greatest criminal, and m°YB11y and religiously our great- est enemy? Great Britain is spending $l.500.n00.000 this year on armaments. and what a protest! but in 1935 spent $l.l89.000.00) on drink. Canada proposes to spend 85.000000 this year on national defence. but spent $156,000,000 in. 1935 on drink. an amount equal to‘

in Cflmda raised for all purposes in 11 years. In the United States in 1935 there was spent for liquor $3.503.000,000; an average of over

8. It sap; and undermines the moral and spiritual life-wee m1; sets in. the noble potentialities

Cardinal Manning once said: "The chief bar to the working of the Holy Spirit 1h the souls of men and women is intoxicating drink." l’; destroys in

er life. It is the great enemy of the program and missionary enter- prises of ths Christian Church. If

z have u. livo with myself. n’... to I want to b. fit for myself to

l l

Always to look myself straight in I don't want. to on tn closet m." keep o v

as I come and go

hoods.-—- ‘The British Royal Com- the cruise.

"pglmme meeting an Friday, Bept. 17th. The n. promises Cubs an looking forward to hav- promlgs, lng one of the Rover Scouts act as

GUARDIAN

l rotate;

. 18¢ Charlottetown Troop l The member; of this noon turned. out in good numbers to greet Don Gillis on his return from the world Jamboree last Tuesday genhtg. They spent an enjoyable evening and after a very nice lunch supplied by Mrs. Gillls passed the remaider o! the time in looking over Don's souvenirs. Friday night we expect a real Soout meeting with presentation of badges won at. camp.

3rd, Charlottetown Raver Sea ~ Sonata

The Rovers have again rmum- ed their regular Weekly meetings but not to the neglect of their outdoor activities. The boys are anticipating a cruise 0n the scooner BOIJNDY 1n the near future. This schooner la owned by Nomlan Saunders who ls the I'll Mate. Every member of the Ship's Com- pany is eXDected to be on board for

4th. Charlottokrwn Cub Pack The Pack is having their first

Assistant Cub leader.

A number of the former memb- ers of the Pack are expected to be “Going Up" into the Scout Troop. However a number of 2nd Star Cube will remain with the Pack and all new Cubs will be expected to pass their 1st. Star Tests this winter.

5th Charlottetown Troop .

Mr. Percy Cameron, the Scout- mamr, i; expecting a large num- ber of Scout: to turn out to the first meeting on ‘Thursday at 7.30.

The Troop is looking forward to a large number of the old Scouts to attend the meetings this y?" and are determined to do real Scouting.

5th. Charlottetown Rnver Sea

Mr. Ross. the Skipper of the Sea. Rovers. l5 looking forward for a successful year and is planning nn starting the meetings and reor- ganizing the Chew about the mid- dle of the month. The Rovers are expecting a large membership list this winter. The older Scouts will remember- John — especially the clean brand of hockey he played.

8rd. Charlottetown Pack Thc first meeting for the Y4!" will be held next Monday. A Group banquet, will be held

Sleep and Rest

Follows the Use of

N ox Kidney Flushers

lect the first symptom d Kifliigleiyutrouble mllht lua to vory serious results. Your kidneys contain thousand: of little fllterliuteaeh one

m. the a healthy.

IWU ‘ll? night-no mom blfiplrtll-DEIIIC

m; “manor m. r w ' n g I our I ulna Iri ht and r Bonanza: ill-i 5 pqy, aeh pac w of Nox Kid Iulheu contain n li mouth‘! tree -' meat. There ll only one Nox Kidney Flasher-they improve our eutlro

neral health. Your K dneyl and

lvn will function perfectly. Wh not atart today on the mad to go _ health, lot Nox Kidney Flulherl bring you pod health. 0a ash at- he; Hughes Dru Co. M6,, Charlottetown. Cal-rather: rug Co. Mont: no: Sonrla.‘ DHIK Co. Sourle: . . Hortoupl Hurray River; The Taylnr Dru 00.,‘ Kenalmzwn: and W. ll. Cal heck, Bedeaae.

brought back a hm number of souvenirs of their trip.

A 1100p In Georletown? Among tine new prospects for Scout ‘hoops we have listed the name of Georgatown. We believe that Georgetown can snow" B Troop and all Scouts will be in- gamma to Sea’!!! a Troop is or- ganized in this locality.

A VERY ENTHUSIASTIC MEET- ING 0F SCOUTIRS CLUB.

About twenty Scoutmasters, Cub- masters. Rover leaders, and their assistants held the second meet- ing of their Club on Thursday evening at 730.

An enormous amount of was undertaken and completed. Included in the business of the

meeting the question of holding the annual Apply Day was dis- cussed. A considerable dlsuusion

was also undertaken on Registra- tion of GWILPS. a. n: x Badge Board, Dist/riot Sooutmasler. and the sponsoring of a picture in the near fixture.

The next meeting of the Club willbeheld attherooverbenof the King Arthur Rover Crew on Oct 14th. At the conclusion of the business meeting the remainder of the evening will be spent. in s0- clal activities and concluding the evening with a banquet all mem. bers are asked to attend.

A Patrol LeMlers Course

A course for Patrol leaders will be conducted shortly and every Patrol leader and Troop Leader- ln the city is expected to be on hand and help make the under- taking a big success.

This is the first time a course of this nature has been conducted in the nrovlnee and we ask the Patrol Leaders to remember that a great deal depends upon them concern- in: M2011 courses in the future.

A certificate will be issued to all the Perv" Readers and ‘hoop Leaders who complete the course

on Friday: Sept. 17. This will in- elude Scouts. Cubs and Rovers. Mr. Gordon. The Akeia. W111 be assisted by l". Andrew. T. Fitz- Gerald. A good Pack is expected.

fic stays. then Christ and the Church must go. 0r if I-le stays I-l'e will be crucified again with the consent of so-called chrnnang

B08025 RE-ECHOING Nothing awakens the imagina- tion more quickly than an echo. Yet how little do we realize how oftefn we are but echoes—of ideas

Wfle W9 not fl-ll thrilled when we heard at Washingbp may CANADA led the world with our system of Scientific ‘Ibmperanoe Teaching in Sunday schools, , That is not onouzh. If we do‘ lead in that, ailould we not in other plan; if we arouse guy-gives? Take South Africa's plan and that of flslifomia. to popularlm their fruit products, and thus oustl Alcoholic drinks-Or the work in Scandinavian countries to further the cause in their public schools- or Australia's method of enrolling voters-or Britain's gain in influ- enoe in the Houses of Parlla. ment. Can we not re-echo those in our National life? Yea, and along

Municipal lines also? Study our School of Methods.

Echoes of Eileetion plans are filling the air in various Pro-

vinces. what do they tell us? We

ing ttgr take w C s l d; f e r w. evera ugflnemgg, have 1am, up wood don Bldg. 168 oz. Geo. st. Char- cawmg under the dh-ection o; “fr, lottetown on Sept. 15th., for gen- c m . A Crew library has been Stirlend and several books have Bl- “lid”? dwmwl I-M mum-