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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1931-10-01, Page 2Clinton News -Record CLINTON, .ONTARIO Terms' of SubscriptIon—$2.00- per year in advance, to Canadian addressee; 12,50 to the U.S. or other foreign countries. No paper discontinued until ail arrears are paid unless at the option of the publisher, The date to which every subscription Is Paid is denoted on the label. Advertising Pates—Transient adver• tieing, 12c per count line for first Insertion. Se for each subsequent insertion. Heading counts 2 lines. Smalladvertisements, not to exceed one inch, such as "Wanted,". "Lost," "Strayed," eta, Inserted once for 35e each Subsequent tneerlion 15c. 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In the gardens' THE - 1,62 1 RE Pili • f �_ 11 MURbER STORY OF A MISSING ACTRESS AND THE TAX ING 0& WITS TO EXPLAIN HER FATE. BY NANCY BARR MAVITY. SYNOPSIS Don Ellsworth's wife, former actress Sheila O'SbaY, disappears. Dr. Cavan- augh, criminal psyohologlst, learns their married life. has been unhaPPY• Peter Piper, a. Herald reporter, while trying to get an interview with Dr. Ca- vanaugh, mote Barbara' Cavanaugh, the attractive daughter, and finds she was engaged to Don before his marriage, 'Dr. Cavanaugh identifies a body burned in the tule marsh outside the city as at Sheila O'Shay. Barbara relate when had not cbvlou..l, ,nd bulkily Stood in the way.. • "I rather think you're the person 1 wanted to see," Peter remarked easily, with one of his friendliest"grid, "In that case, mayn't we consider the door already answered' You're Mr. Don Ellsworth, I think." "What •did you want -to see me about?. I'm in rather a hurry," The voice was brusque and noncommittal. "I think it would be worth your while to wait for a, few minutes," Peter said firmly. "I .on't believe I know who you are—?" The young man, defensive but puzzled, peered at Peter's kindly and quite unabashed countenance. "Yon don't. I'm Peter Piper of The Herald.. I'm sorry to have to trouble you at this time, When I know you must be busy and worried, but if you can give me a ten-minute interview,' it will help greatly in putting your' position in a proper fight before the P'16 hc. " „inwhatever to say Y thin I have nothing g which the public is interested." The voice was controlled, but the heavy brows draw together in a single line across Don Ellsworth's forehead. "I'm sorry, but the public already is interested.. It's painful to you, but you can't help it. Certainly I can't` help it. It's news. That news will be printed despite you and me. "If' it were news about somebody else, you'd read it. It happens to be news about you, and other people in- sist on reading it. Believe me, I'm not. invading your privacy because it's my personal idea of fun. But if you an- swer my questions frankly, what you say will derive an immense advantage from being said by you of your own free will. You can't keep (the public out of it, so you'd better have them on your side. I'm giving you your chance." are things I can tell you, Ill say so. But I'm asking you to be frank with me, when all I can: promise is to be as frank with you as I can. It doesn't seers a very fair bargain." "It isn't a bargain at all—I'm not dealing in bargains. Did you think I was holding olt'for quid pro gtto?" "No," Barbara said hastily. "Now or don't go and get angry again. You're she aheested, andfPeteralearn1ithats Sheila so—unpredictabie." forced 'Ellsworth to many her by a 1 "Goodness knows what Pin letting breach of promise threat. Peter makes a n yrelf in for. I may be compounding social call on Barbara. a felony, for all I know. Not that I •care, only I generally prefer to corn - CHAPTER XXII,—(Cont'd.) I pound my own felonies, with my eyes "P' --ease don't look 'like that," Peter open blurted. "I like you ever so much 1 "But I'm going to trust your judg- better when you're Alice, in Wonder- rent—because I believe you've got land. I like you that way best of all." 1 judgment. Only there's just one "But this isn't Wonderland." thing. The sad little voice was .barely a „I,ni w:lliug to tell you anything murmur, from very far away. you want to know—only you :rust this time, was near and crisp and firm, f "Besides," the voice had come back- never ask rte to withhold anything from the paper unless you can give like watercress just out of a brook, me a perfectly clear and complete rea- "you musn't like me that way. in 1 rt.n for 't. And even then you most pieces. I won't be a character that. leave it to me absolutely. you've made up for yourself. I'm' "If you nee anything I get to keep just—I. If that's not good enough— I somebody else two leaps ahead of the "It's quite good enough." To hist sheriff well, that just adds to the urprise, as if it belonged to someone complications of existence. By the (Office over J. G. Hovey's Drug Store) B. R. HIGGINS Notal Pubt.c, Conveyancer •General Insurance, including Fire Wind, Sickness and Accident, Automo• bile. Huron & Erie Mortgage Corp- oration and Bit ?ClintnP.. Telephone 57. DR. J. C. GANDIER Office Hours: -1.30 to 3.30 p.m,, 6 30 to 8.00 p.m., Sundays, 12.$0 to 1.30 p.m Other hours by appointment only. Office and Residence — Victoria St. DR. FRED' G. THOMPSON Office and Residence: Ontario Street — Clinton, Ont. One door west of Anglican Church Phone 172 Eyes Exrmineu and Glasses Fitted DR. PERCIVAL• HEARN Office ant' Residence: Huron Street - - Clinton, Ont. Phone 69 (Formerly occupied by the late Dr. C. W. Thompson). Eyes Examined and Glases Fitted. else, Pete: heard his voice shaking. "Pru sorry I mnde such a fool of my- self, and got mad n minute ago." "You were, rather," Barbara agreed. "After all, the only times I'd ever seen you, yo..'d been after a story. I thought it was the only thing you evet did. ]'in glad it isn't," Iler eyes, lifter) to hie, had the undisguised beaming friendliness of a child's. Peter made a decision. It was ra- ther a momentous decision, inasmuch as it sncrificed his gods—the gods of The Hewald_without a quiver, "Look here," he said solemnly. "1 promise that P11 never mention the Ellsworth case to you again. I guess that'll show whether I'm always 'after' something." "Oh, but don't do that!" There was a touch of panic in .the hurrying protest. "I want to know all I can •-bout it. The newspapers never tell anything until it's—too late. Don't shut me out, please!" Peter's hand reached out in a ges- ture of warning. She was giving her- self away—anti she musn't; not to Peter Piper of The Herald. The small face turned up to him was harried. "Look here," he said again. "Are you taking me for a friend?" "Yes," she said quietly. "I've no business to, I suppose. But I think 1 am.'r lustyand Peter sigh_d—a heavy, by no means' chivalrous sigh with which to greet an offer of friendship. "It complicates things, rather. But it's worth it." "Thanks." That was said as a small boy might say it, hiding feeling with an abrupt casualness, "I can't help knowing that you ar —interested—in this case." "I ani that" In • the remembered Irish inflection of her voice he heard again the gamin, the "guttersnipe." the girl of the orphanage, the girl who had been like a little wild thing in a hostile wood. If she had bared her small sharp teeth and struck, in circumstances she could not know, he for one, would remember that girl of the orphanage. He would not blame her for it. Never. But she did not know what she was up against. He didn't know either, for that matter. He'd have to know, if he was to help her. "I' won't shut you out,"• he said gently, "I'11 tell yo•1 anything you want to know. But believe me, it's for oyousake utrI you ask either. Let's at. itt togethershut ," t "I know." She closed her eyes. Her face became a sharp, white mask against the dark chair back. .For a moment he wondered if she were go- ing to faint again. But her -eyes, when she opened them, were intent and very steady. "I'm willing to help you in any way I can," she said. "I'll help you with my father. If there DR. H. A. MCINTYRE - DENTIOT Office over Canadian Nation.. Express, T-laton, Got Extra..ion a Sp.' -salty. Phone 21 way, the one bit of news you probaLly don't know is that Don Ellsworth married Sheila O'Shay under threat of air each of promise suit" "Oh, 1 ani glad!" Barbara's face was lit with sadden, incredulous de- light. "No," she added thoughtfully, 'I didn't know that." "You seem father pleased about it" The room, for all its dancing firelight, seemed gray and chilly, tricked out in the flaming mockery of orange mari- golds. Don Ellsworth belonged to her own tribe. :'I ant. Up to the very day that 1 got his weddi'sg announcement, 'I (thought Don and I were engaged. I just had to believe there was some explanation—he wasn't the sort of person who could .et you down with- out n reason. Of course I'm glad to know he didn't do a thing like that of his owr, free will!" "You care—such .t lot?" "That isn't the point at all. -He would .ut his tongue out sooner than acknowledge a thing like that. It's the one thing I never understood- and couldn't ask." "Well," said Peter weaeily. "I don't think hill share ,your transports at having it known. It rather puts a crimp in him as the bereaved young husband of an adored wife." "You mean they'll suspect him?"' "They'll suspect everybody they pos- >ibly can—you Lan bet on that." Barbara opened her mouth as if for a furious protest. Then she dos- ed it again and merely squared her shoulders against the back of the chair. "Don's all right," she said at last. 'Only I suppose there isn't any use shouting about it. But if you go after him with any of your strong-arm me- thods, be sure you know what you're about. Don doesn't lilce newspaper reporters --not one Tuttle bit, he _oesn't1" (To be continued.) Songs For Such Nights Who can stay in, the first bright night of Pall? Now the young, wind bas come down • from the north, The cold of yellow Autumn like a cloak Lose -furled about him, moving with- out song, ' W1Lh quiet feet, so that you'd scarce- ly guess He's come; and yet I know he's whistling in Tho t softly,ck ADVV-NTURTcS � 9 o A& andii4Dog $ '1 OTTIE— • —P': -\ What came before: After many:tdven- He then showed us how a bambOtu, taros, Captain funny Janes in 11is s Ih.. pipe -caught the steam from~ the bar - Country the Island of b'ormosa. lie and tn• land to see the camphor 001100 dol the rets and carried into clay chambers: country of the head -humin{, savages. where it was cooled and turned bank • 'At last we reached a settlenteut into water, in the way that, steam of little huts with big one for the Ecom a ]settle will turn to water on manager. The camp boss was a a cold window pane, young Japanese, who .spoke );aglish Some of the camphor crystalizes Perfectly. He had a long white scar on the sides of the clay chamber and e, which he told us was some drops to the bottom as 011. a souvenir from a After that, they take the crude cam �•in, fight with ahead- pbor and -teat it again •until. it turns i( hunter_ to vapor and stream and condense A group of sav it until it is solid. age youths had lri another` pati of the camp. they raided his •camp pressed ii into little cakes and pack • at dead of night, ed it in lead boxed, ready to send to eager , to bring I Japan. The guide told old us that a t mo at back heads totheirofthewofld'a camphor supplycones Thu. above photograph• shows Captain R. G. Maln R.D., R N .R. , whose appointment as Commodore of the Cunard Line has just been announced, (Cunard Photo) Barrie "No ,one so obscure nowadays" (to quote Courage for tbe last time) "but that he can have a book about him." There have been several about James. Matthew Barrie, and there will be more both in his lifetime and in many dbsky maidens. He objected to having his head cut off and, so'zing an iron_ pot, bounced it oil the skull of the leader. Some one threw a knife at him, just grazing his face, and then the sol- diers came on the ran and the head- hunters vanished into the darkness. 1 the d dug up After the camp foreman had told from Formosa, About a quarter of a mile from the camp, we came to a well beaten road, with a high wire fence on tho far side of it. This fence was 'charg- ed with electric current to keep out the head-hunters from the hills, Near fence, someone, had a quantity of us the story of his fight with the- fresh earth, head-hunters, he invited us to visit "This", said the camphor camp. S� 1 our guide, "hap - "This is the but where I slept on t) pelted teat night. The head- hunters tunnel- ed under for a --ii? surprise, attack when a patrol Years to comp when his books alone the night of the attack", he said, survive. D. H. McINNES CHIROPRACTOR Electro Therapist Masreur Officer EnronRSt. Fewk ). doors west of Oyours—Toed.. Thurs. and Sat.. all day. Other hours by 'appointment. Bensall Office—Mot,., Wed. and Fri. forenoons. Seaforth Office—Mon., Wed. and Friday afternoons.. Phone 507. CONSULTING ENGINEER S. W. Archibald, B.A•Sc., (Tor.), O.L.S., Registered Professional En- gineer and Land Surveyor. Associate Member Engineering lnstitu.x of Can- ada. Office, Seaforth, Ontario. with a grill that showed his white The tido of that great work brings teeth, "and this", he continued, u p short against one fact about him pointing to a large iron kettle that su hieh has been taken for granted. He stood on a crude shelf, "is the pot .c. w is national, even international,. for that •I bounced off rhe chiefs head. caught sight of them: We nabbed English-speaking America clamours, One never knows when it might i ono, who was not quick enough to come in handy again." I get back, We've sent him down to What a life! Sleeping and wont- the jail for a while." in in the :shadow of continual dan-I Later of we had a good look at for him, and already his work has passed into other tongues. Setting out from an obscure Scottish village, , him. He was a powerfully built Ye unfriended, almost self-taught (every ger. Certainly the camphor camps Scot somehow gets a good education, are no place Inc a nervous person. 1' low, with a square sort of face and but usually by his own efforts), he l We walked down a trail through' a low forehead. His eyes were -ked through the wilderness of trees with big, thick green leaveslshifty, f fox, and finally arrived at a small clear - crafty like those o a He was a hard looping euetotner and not -the sort of person you would care ~hie world, so searchingly that he can where a number o tell us more about it than tie can ever ing, to have prowling around on learn of ourselves. But do we even burning. Over coach fire was a largo now ]snow how or why he can thus pan of water and a barrel. Our night. speak to us? I guide explained that the barrels 1 (To be continued) He has called himself two men— were filled with chips from the Note: Any of our young readers2 M'Connachie and the family solicitor I camphor trees and when steam from —and I have said he is several, ent the aboiling' 11 took thewater with through , Stari Bldg., Toronto,nwiJimmll eive 015 may even be that the whole of Hen- these chips, signed photo free. ley's description of Stevenson does ap- lit. ply equally to Barrie, if you add that stirring tree -tops, mo _ Stevenson (except in some smaller ingly, ( sort in his poetry) -never learnt the For on the sand the great hounds utter joy of flying, as Barrie and Peter 'Of the sea Pan learnt it, nor saw so far "beyond Worry their leashes, straining to his I the paths of all the western stars"— far beyond the misty island in the Hebrides wide his bidden in the soul of Scots exiles all over the world. If call, And tireless, answering from hollow throats. 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Pound and Half Pound tins at your grocers.. you turn Barrie into a London journal-,• fat, he will not be one id heart; he il-etlrer a toxic secretion is introduced will beat against the walls tail he 3s ®��471i1 clear the source of a stream, and in A at large with the weapons of a learnt fe getable ie . � short time the fish, "rendered 1=ancon t trade added unto him, i j a stars blaze, Tyre trade, no doubt, clung to sin, d'1� h�u ��s vetoes," begin floating with the cut- and often marred the clearness and- ----- 'rent 31st below the surface. 7u the liberty of his flight, It is a cocksure l In ;LJ search for insecticides to eon-' meantime, a crowd of Malays --nen, Using, this janrnahleln. When you trol pests tbat aro becoming increas-I women and children—have assembled eyes coo near have been at it for a time, You kuow'ingly resistant to the action of icedlwbere the stream widens into a river. Are falling, tearing darkness n arsenate, lime sulphur, hydrogen cyan- pinny are in canoes, the older men thin fire• surely enough whether your manner I How strailgo to find an angel at your is good or bad, accomplished or de- isle and other long -felted -upon poisons,' famed wills spears, the women with door— 1 fective. But you may quite well be the United States Department of Ag• nets �_ But I shall bolt mine well with band ignorattt whether your matter be sub- Iriculture has gone far afield—even to Reversal grown cold, lime or silly. Through that danger Use study of methods by which the ea. And light a candle's Rame inside,' Barrie eventually passed to the Inas- tives of tropical countries capture 'When 1 was child—(at least in part, ter shown•in the two plays jest ex- their fish. Plants, the essence of l For never was I wholly clriltl)— plored.• But it was never certain till tvhfch, i,ht'otvn into a stream, will I felt a woman in my heart, they appeared that the imp of jour- stupefy dell so that they may be Too little reconciled. naliem would not spoil romance by a easily Olen or speared, have yielded I Bred In the flesh, bred in the bone, erucic or even silly ernss-heading. ]n particularly good results when tested hard on my hope eternally, the end, however, Barrie has given upon Insects, accovdhtg to R. C. Roark 1 Around my nock, like to a stone, that portion of him wings, which jour. - of the Bureau of Chemistry and Soils. t flint terrible maturity, realists seldom have.—F. 1. IitrveY I Incidentally His report throws light on Darton, itt "J. M. Barrie: Anil brilliantly from arehing heavens now Those who have leaned with mad t earth i 1 k ess with for 1 Have seen enough of miracles tonight. --Mary Isabel Scherer in the N. Y. Times. THE McKILLOP MUTUAL Fire Insurance Company Head Office, Seaforth, Ont. President, J, fienhewels, Brodhagen. I. lee. preeldest James Connolly. C,oderfeh. Sec. -treasurer, D. F. Mcc,t•cgor, Seaforth. Directors: James reruns, Beechwood:. James Shouldlee, Walton; Nm. Ifno�c, Pepper boBru e0eld t. Ferris, 13 oadfoot, Sea - forth; G 20. McCartney, Seaforth. • Agents, tV J. tree. R.R. No. 3, Clinton:. Jan hfurray 3eafm•th; James Watt $R 110, Iinchtey, Seaforth. . ny money"tc be paid ray toe paid to the Royal Bank,, Minton; Bank.of Com. Merce,'Seafort:h.. or at Cal'te Nidi'$ Gro eery, Gederich. Parties desiring to effect Insurance or 1 transact other business will bo prompt)Y attended 1 on application to any of the I ab.ve officers addressed to their reepee- tire pest offices. Losses inspected by the 1 director who lives nearest the scene, • C ,NAOIAN NATIONAL RAILWAY§; TIME TABLE Trains will arrive at and depart from Clintoe as follows: Buffalo and Godarfch Div. Going East, depart 6.58 a.nt. a u u 8.05 p.m. Going West depart • 11.65 a.m. a, i, „ Len ion, Huron & Bruce Mrs. G.IC.L., M Going South 8 08 pan. lgoinlg:R4 tt�' 1166 s'tt1. ISSUE No, 40—'3 MOURNING WARDROBE I CHAPTER XXIII. Peter parked "Bossy" in the gloom of a large shade .tree at the corner, and - extinguished the lights. "If you do get bumped, it can't hurt you very much. You've got to take your chances in this game, Bossy, old girl," he remarked. • • Then he marched debonnairely up "A death occurred in our family and I ladto go in mourning. I could bald- ly afford to buy all black clothes, so decided to dye what I hada I cense t- ed our druggist and he advised using Diamond Dyes. Everything Dame out beautifully; coats, wool dresses, stock- ings•and all. I have since learned to appreciate the excellence of the black Diamond Dyes. I taied another black dye and the results were impossible. I had to get Diamond Dyes and do the work over. Recently I have tinted my cu e curtains a beautiful raspberry shad and dyed a rug a lovely garnet with Diamond Dyes.: They are real money savers—the finest dyes money can buy tion 1001110 cause flowers The habit habit of fretting is one that the clever men and" —Pearsons grows rapidly unless it be sternly 1'e- Weekly. pressed, and the best way to over -I f come' it is to try always to look on AT LAST the cheerful side of things. Perhaps it will all come right at last; CHARACTER Nobility of character manifests it- self at loop -holes when it is not 'pro - the graveled driveway and rang the video vtitth la geidsors. doorbell of the Ellsworth house. When I on business Peter lost no time over doorbells. And he was on business now—on "detail" to cover the Ells- worth house and not to come back till he got something. That is was now 9 o'clock in the evening and Peter's working day sup- posedly closed at 4, meant nothing to Jimmy. To be fair, it meant very little to Peter, either. His gray over- coat' was worn smooth at the curls so that the criss-cross of threads was plainly visible to the observing, and one pocket was ripped half -way down by the jamming of copy -paper folded magazines, and large apples into its capacious maw, but he wore it as jauntily as if it were an opera cape. Peter on an assignment was not to be intimidated by men, angels or but- lers. - The door opened with surprising promptness and revealed a young man with eyebrows done in charcoal, a sullen mouth, and eyes puffy from lack of sleep; whose hat and overcoat indi- cated that he was just leaving the house Idle had the air of one not so Easily Remedied how a great steal of food reaches the I But when I knew a woman's state table in lands souls of the Temperate And should have ceased to be de. Zone. ' fate In Costa Rica, for example, in the bewildered, lost, 11 was my Sono it the best This 000, take district about Turrialba, fish are usual- ly sual- To feel a child, and lusecurte years to circulate. This one, about ly'killed by the Indians with bows and Around my neck, like to a stone, e. the Prhlat of Wales as a child, arrows, and it is a common sight to There is reversal meaningless. though rib a back sonro• years, is , see huntsmen standing waist -deep 1n Bred in the flesh, bred in the bone, well worth repeating. the streams waiting for their prey. At This terrible ingenuousness. The Prince was once welt, to times, however, theyuse, a shrub -Dorothy :.ovules Pinkney. King Edward about Roosevelt, the known Locally es "barbasco." Their, was dt that time President Of the I method is to erect a wild -cane barrier United States. 'from banks to hank, and then, hall a "Mr. be?" is a vary good man, mild above it, to throw the plant into isn't het" he quested. the 'water. Blinded by the poison "President replied It g a very I which the water attracts from the clever man;" replied ]ling Edward. Fora time the Prince did not t leaves, the fish come to the surface, speak, but went on turning the leaves are pried edndown s oaslty etbarrier rriero and of Use album through which he was he looking, and which contained the humors. President's portrait. The next day he 1 In Ethiopia two 11511 poisons or in- ertia to the K1ng, "I have changed , toxicants have been in use for many the more common of which is "1s he a good story teller?" "Great." "Can he make his wife believe them?" "Man, you expect too much." FRETTING It is a great misfortune to have a fretful disposition, It takes the fragrance out of one's life, and leaves only weeds where a cheerful clttspos R00 0fsRulers to thea album where tiara prepared ,"- from the seeds of a Coe 9,A4 P.In• —I truly believe,' entreat. 2 much answering the doorbell as acci- dentally coinciding with it. Peter s t stepped at once into the shat p P o ed from he open of light that stream door. "Oh you rang? Someone will an- swer the door in a minute," The young man would have brualled'P.sst itf 1.i called barherra, which grows in b g altitudes along the banks of streams. The powder of the seeds is spread on the surface 0f the water in the midst of the dry season when the current is 11 may be, when all Is done, ' slow and free of torrential mutt. Some -1 We shall be together in some good times the fish succumb quietly; at world, I other times they aro excited to . in tense activity. Wheys to tvish and to have are in Malaya the tuba .root is employ 1 one. ed. By means of rubbing the roots to1 - -Richard Henry Stoddard. Chins SINKS DRAINS and the TOILET BOWL NI Full strength For Sink Drains a Full strength for the toilet bowl li In solution for all general cleaning GILLETT9S Lye "Fitts Dirt". MOSS GOLD. MINES Send for our Special Circular covering this Interesting Speculation F. W. 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