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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1926-05-27, Page 6BUSINESS CARDS icy E T AL I+` WELLINGTON INSURANCE CO. Established 1840, Head Office, Guelph, Ont. Risks taken on all classes of insur- ance at reasonable rates. ABNER COSENS, Agent, Wingharn J. W. DODD Office in, Chisholm Block FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT AND HEALTH -- INSURANCE -- AND REAL ESTATE P. Q. Box 360 Phone 240. WINGHAM, - ONTARIO DUDLEY OLMES T BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, C. E Victory and Other Bonds Bought and sold. Of Tice--MeYer Block, Wingham R. VANSTONE BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC. Money to Loan at Lowest Rates Wingham,.' - Ontario J. A. MORTON ..�.. BARRISTER, ETC. Wingham, Ontario WINGHAM, ADVANCE -TIMES "Rippling Ruby" By J. S. Fletcher Thursday, gay 27th, a926 aiseeaele "meant to stick to, by Hook or by crook, Now Lady Renardsrnere, bei ging a millionaire, or, 1 believe, a null - 'ti -millionaire, what do you suppose she would do? Why—go straight off :to the person to whom this Some- !thingreally does belong and? strike a though it wasn't a show -day, That'll be your man, Mr, Cranage. He no doubt took my barman lei^ me— thought hel was the landlord." I was glad to hear it. Somehow or other, I had taken a fancy to my vis- itor, and had felt almost a personal re - �bargain with him! That's the reason pet at being forced to believe that he of her suddenfli ht, She's gone af- was a meinber of a murder gang. And me it " h I never expected, to see Mr g thou (Continued from last week) home: one glance at her showed ter' Mr, Cheng, g "That was a very pleasant young l means -good ,,Of course, she knew • all about that she was in a by -no- sentu yesterdayafter- /temper. And as soon as she caught Cheng," 1 said musingly, fellow you p sna ed out a nes- noon,Holroyd,' 'I said. "It wasn't sight of me, shePp q J ''Of couuse, she knew all about tion. i �,eai i o our show days, you know,' but before Aunt Millie, asserted Peggie: one f „` "Have you had a telegram from La whether he's I took hint round: �„ she She 11 track Mr, Cheng, d y Renardsmere this morning, YAmsterdam,Brussels me, n . ntwer or Holroyd stared at A p "'that 1 sent up, Mr. Cranage?,, he demanded. or Paris, and she'll get round him to "1is !" said h 'I suppose youbts in this na sterious exclaimed. Never sent anybody 1 ve P sell; her his rgY up 1" have, too?" !thing she's already in' possession of, "A anti American—a cyclist? -i"Whydo you suppose it?" she re -!And then' she'll come home, `trium- young said', „Don't you remember? He had torted. 1phant," lunch at our lace:" , a see you're not m a "And perhaps get murdered oo. the u Y p Because i cal e y { "Nobody very angelic had lunch at my place 1' mood,'"IreP lied. 'What's way;" T suggested ; Yesterday!" he declared,' still staring, file matter? Dr. R,.,, bt. C. Redmond M.R.C.S. (Eng.) L.R.C.P. (Lond,) PHYSICIAN AND' SURGEON Dr. Chisholm's old stand. I"As regards that, Jim, her best plan "American? No Americans here l—I She stared at me for a moment, would be to let the whole transaction Amer know Americans when I see 'ern— then she slashed off the head of an be made public'' i • " this she said, ' If been there, three;times. No cyclists noffe din dandelion with the hunt -gang knew that she'd acquired a legal here yesterday, either. Somebody's ing-crop which was. rarely out of'her iglu °to the thing, they'd perhaps let n.- g p been having you, Mr, Cranage. I e hand- their pursuit of it drop ver sent up anybody to Renardsmere "I do wish Lady Renardsmere I "What! --after murdering three men Hottse!" wouldn t do things without DR. G. R. ROSS Graduate Royal College of Dental Surgeons Graduate University of Toronto. Faculty of Dentistry Office Over H. E. Isard's Store. W. R. lAMRLY; B.S., M.D., C.M. Special attention paid to diseases of Women and Children, having taken postgraduate. work in Surgery, Bact- 'eriology and Scientific Medicine, Office in the Kerr Residence, be- tween the Queen's. Hotel and the Bap- tist Church. All business given careful _attention. Phone 54. - P. O. Box 113. • t onsulting in the hope of regaining.posession of I went off at that, silent and won - :me," she exclaimed angrily `"Really, it?" I exclaimed. "I scarcely see, Bering. What had my visitor want - ,I ht be a servant of 'hers! Be- that!" ed? -been after? 'sides she never thinks of the bother! "I don't know,"" --she retorted. "I CHAPTER XVI 'she causes by her . high-handed way. 'do. ; They knew that neither Holli - The Admiral'sy Foll sof doing things!"' Ment nor Quartervayne, nor Neamore hadgone man yards, Tin still waiting to know what. had any'right ,to it, and so they went But before I Y ! for each. $ut a legal right ---- Holroyd called me back. He carne' she's done;" I said. men on "Legal quibbles are beyond `me, . e eyeing nee with a shrewd "Done. Planted four more x e „ to meet me, e g I • �„ lined. "Igot a wire Peggie," I interrupted, What I'm glance that seemed to mean a good'me. she Complained. !i : "That appears to have knocked young thatfrom her first thing this morning, ;say-,' wondering about is w hat's the corn deal. four more of these private' de- position of this gang? The China - . all of a heap, Mr: Cranage," hesaid, tectives would arrive today, and were 'man whom we know as Chuh' Sin . Takel smiling. "Taken aback,what?" °to`work under :the two that are al- rrnust be one—leader and inspirer, bio "puzzled here, and then giving more ela- doubt., Wlao are the others? If'thin Well— I . said. I m u bit ,ready Rippling 'man who called at Renardsmere Hou Holroyd. Certainly a young man ca- borate instructions about Ripp i g . til house yesterdayafter- Ruby's safety, Ridiculous 1 -as if she 'se yesterday is another, .I can •ea y rneuptothe o ( , he was an Ameri-.wasn t as safe as ;safe can bel -trust dentify him if. need ever arises! noon, who said that , tourist on his wayfrom Winchest- me and Bradgett for that!" "How," she asked. can er to Chichester, that he'd been lunch -1 "Oh, well, I don't know,"I replied. ' "He's got a very fine specimen of ing at the village: inn, and that hear-1"There are some.queer things going he art of tattooing on his wrist,'�I Mg of the art treasurers . of Renards-: on:. I've just had an adventure my- replied. "He wore • his sleeves very mere House he'd come to .see them,' self—" and I went on to tell her short, and I'd a fine view of it, Cle at the landlord's suggestion. And about my visitor of the previous af- ver, well . spoken, smart sort of chap, there's no other inn than yours ternoori and of Idolroyd's recent re- too—I'm sorry to think of him as be in the village," 'marks. "What do you make of that?" ing one of that lot." "No—nor for four or five miles on I concluded,- "No sentiment,` Jim, just now," she either or any side of it," he sneered.' "Nothing to do with Rippling Ru `said, warningly. "Vermin are beauti- "B Americantourist nor anybo lay!"' she said with decision, "But-- ful, sometimes, as creatures, but they R. R. L. STEWART Graduate of University of Toronto, Faculty of Medicine; Licentiate of the Ontario College of Physicians and Surgeons: Office in Chisholm. Block Josephine Street. Phone '29.. Dr, Marg ret C. Calder General Practitioner Graduate University of Toronto Faculty of Medicine Office—Josephine St, two doors south of Brunswick Hotel. Telephones:Office 281, Residence 3s= F. A. PARKER OSTEOPATH All Diseases Treated Office adjoining residence next to Anglican Church on Centre Street. Sundays by appointment Hours—e a. m. to 8 p. m. . Osteopathy Electricity Telephone 272. A. R. & F. E. DUVAL CHIROPRACTIC SPECIALISTS Members C. A. 0. Graduates : of Canadian Chiroprac- tic College, Toronto: Office in Craw- ford - w ford Block, four doors north of Post Office, Hours 2 to 5; 7 to 8,3o p. m. andby appointments. Special appointments made for those coming any distance. Out of town and night calls re- sponded to. Phonest--Office, .300, Residence 13 on 6o1. J. ALVIN FOX DRUGLESS PRACTIONER Elmer C. '.Peyton again, I went home greatly relieved, That afternoon, Spiller, the Ports- mouth detective, called to see me, 11e.. 'wanted, some further information 'i eii ware- house. the attauk on T-lolli n t swa house. When I had'told hitn all I could, he began to tall. about recent events: He had been up to town the day before, in connection with Quar tervayne's murder. And he gave rrie some good news—goor for me, at any rate. There would be no need what- ever for my attendance at the inquest on. Quartervayne—Quartervayne, it ap- peared, had relations both; in London and Portsmouth vvho' could identify him: as for my evidence ' regarding. him and Holliment, it could be given at: the adjourned inquest . on Holli- n}ent. "Queen business this, altogether, Mr. Cranage," he suggested present- ly. "As queer a business as ever I've been mixed up with. Of course, to a certain point it's plain enough, That Chinaman, Chub.. Sin, stole something from Mr. Cheng in Paris—I've seen: Jifferdene a time or two, and he's told nee all about Mr: Cheng—and this Holliment, with Quartervayne as accessory, stole it from.Chuh Sin, and ace Y, vamoosed; as they say,- to London with it. That's `clear!- But --after that?>, I saw he had scme notion of his. own, and asked him what it. was. "Well!" he said "Those chaps at headquarters-•Jifferdene, and the rest of 'em -they've got it all cut and dried, as they always have, that this Chuh Sin has got. English accompli- ces, a gang, and that it's they. who ha- ve done in;Holliment and Quartervay- ne and Neamore trying to recover the stolen article—which, Mr. Cranage, must be of immense value, judging by the fuss that's been made about it! —Lord save use you might think it was the Koh -moor, or the . Cullinan CHIROPRACTIC AND DRUGLESS PRACTICE ELECTRO -THERAPY - Phone rot. Hours 10.42 a.m., 2-5, 7.8 p. m," or by appointment. early to -morrow. Helena Renards- mere" - "1 suppose we've got to go?" 'I made ox ad a Peggie,Wh said, glancing at grimace and shrugged 'her shoulders by way of wordletsa reply. "All right --I'll give orders to Walker, But what's it all about-----" "Pooh!" exclaimed rPeggie. "What's the good of that? One of her' sudden ideas." We went qff a little before eight o'clock: Winchester was only twenty- five miles ;away, and we' arrived in its High Street well ahead of our time. r nti We waited at the George u 1 a quar- ter past ten. No Lady Renardsmere arrived, And so, having fulfilled' her instructions, we set off home again,. Neither of us had any suspicion that the telegram was a bogus r one: we merely thought that its sender either had been prevented • from getting down, or had changed her mind. It was a beautiful moonlight night, and Peggie and 1, lost in, the shad their` faces,; and in the hand of each linen was a levelled revolver, (Continued' next week) AUCTION SALE Of valuable farm property in 'the Township of Turnberry in the County of Huron. The undersigned will offer for sale by Public Auction by. `Thomas Benn- ett, Auctioneer, on riday, the 28th day of May, A. D., '1926, at 2 o'clock p. m, at the Brunswick Hotel in the amCont Town of Wingh in theCounty of Huron, the following valuable proper- ty, viz: Lot number 15 in the'6th Concession of the said Township con- taining 10o acres f land more or less. This farm is situate 2/ miles from the Town of Wingham on a good gravel road, About 35 acres are 'cleared and fit for cultivation and there is about 20 acres of'bush. There ate good drainage facilities, (a muni- bws of the- big- car,, enjoyed our ride cipal drain running through the pro- homeward, We forgot all. else and `perty :which• as been fully paid for) became very friendly—the time passed and it is an excellent grass farm. so quickly that I was suddenly amaz- There are on the premises'a good+ ed to see the Admiral's Folly, a ruin brick' cottage with five rooms, a good' nus tower -Pike structure that stood 00. barn with stone stabling and a good a wooded hill overlooking a strangely well, The property is at present all; -lonely bit of country about seven used as pasture lands. miles from Renardsmere, It was a landmark—everybody knew it for miles around.. "Good heavens!" said'1, "We're nearly home! There's the Ad'miral's Folly up above us. I wish—" I was .going` to say that I wished We'd` another hundred miles to go,' hen the car stopped with a sudden pressure of its powerful brakes that jerked' us both forward: I Pulled my-, self together and thrust my head out of the. window. And I felt myself turn sick. at what I saw, There were; three men in the narrow ;lane, with' black masks across ut no ouris dy answering your description came I should say it's a good deal to do ,want !.tiling! That lot, as you call Di,.mondl Yes that's the 'official here yesterday: I remember every with the other affair, ` Probably that it—"view' But—I'm not so sure hvas one of the gang.'' I Just then the newspapers arrived, "You think so?" 'I said, "What!— and we each seized on oneand turned to walk right in there?" to the latest news of the Neamore af- "Why not?" she replied: "He bluffed fair,. There was nothing new: The you, easily enough. Of course I'm police authorities, according to what right! -he came with the idea of see- we read, were in a state of immense ing Lady Renardsmere and looking activity, but all their movements and •sound her home." ; :doings were shrouded in inpenetrable: "Why?" I asked; still wondering, protections -.-suffice it to say that no "Jim Cranage!" she exclaimed.' tone was being left unturned, and '"You're—dense! I shall have to shar- that remarkable developments might pen you up. Why? Good heavens, be expected before very long. child! Can't you see why?" I I left i'eggiee to deal with the sud- "Not yet!" I retorted den demands made on her resources "Why -because they've traced that by the arrival of Rippling Ruby's new Something to Lady Renardsmeret" bodyguard, and went homeward to do she answered, with an expressive flash ,my own work Passing the Renards- of her grey eyes. "I should think mere Arms on my way, I was sudden - anybody possessed of one grain of ly hailed by Holroyd, who put his perception can see that! They didn't bead through the open window of the get asy satisfaction out of murdering .bar -parlour and called to nie to stop. Holliment, and probably no more out ;I. went back to him. of murdering Quartervayne, but I I "I find. I made a mistake this morn- think that when they murdered Nea- ding, Mr. Cranage," he said with. an more they found evidence of his apologetic. laugh, "There was 'a transactions with Lady Renardsmere (young fellow here yesterday who And now—they're after her." might be an American—the one you man Jack that came in, and there was nobody of that sort. You've been. had, Mr. Cranage! -that's been some feilow that wanted to get into. Re- rnardsinere House for purposes of his own.,, I, too, was beginning to think that -I was beginning to remember also that I had been a bit, unguarded in talking to the stranger about Lady Renardsmere's love of precious stones. But Holroyd - was speaking. again. "I'll tell you what it is, Mr. Cran- age, he said, "There's been some strange folk—men—about here late- ly. I've had one or two strangers in here that I didn't know, and couldn't account for. We don't get commer- cial travellers ommercial'travellers here in Renardsmere— nothing for 'em to come for. A brew- ers' traveller, of,course—now and then—but we know him. But there have been men—and I'll tell you what I think They're after news—of any sort—about that filly of Lady Re- nardsmere's= Rippling Ruby. That's 1 the game, sir!" "Well ---she's .off, anyway," I said, imentioned. You see, me and my after a moment's .reflections. "Where atissus we were out for a couple of Was your wire from?" hours early yesterday afternoon, and "Dover," she answered. "Handed Amy barman `was in charge. I never in there late last night." knew till just now that such a chap as "So was mine," I said. "But.there f hat you mentioned had been in. Was nothing in mine, except to tell knew noboy'd been for a regular, pro Me to deal with the ordinary corm- per lunch—but a cyclist aid come spondence. Dover! Now—do ybu ;while we were . out and had a 'bite of know what I think?" ,bread and cheese and a bottle of soda - "Not the ghost of an idea, my boy!" ;water, if you call that lunch, and the replied, Peggie, ibarman told flim about Renardsmere "I 'think Lady Renardsmere Lias House and said he'd likely '•get in, hopped it to the Continent in search of that deep and crafty old ' gentle- man, Mr. Cheng," I said, trying to look very clever. "131ess you!" exclahried Peggie, sa- tirically, "aren't you getting smart1 But I thought that, before you. So did Aunt Millie :Ilepple, 'There!" I suppose i looked properlycrest- fallen—so lunch so that, her ' .mood' changing to one of teasingness, she lifted her Bunting -crop and began to poke me in the ribs with it. Bred, with an ironic laugh at my eve- "Cheer .up!" she said, "Perhaps dent ignorance, "Aye, and 'ud sacri- 'some day you'll think : of something fice their own mother's to get it! And that nobody else has ever thought oft there are those too, who'd move' hea- But seriously, you know—" ven and earth, and hell ail' all, to get "Why, don't you call me by name, at something else—if they oould!" peggie?" I interrupted, emboldened "What?" 1 asked.. by the hunting crop. "Come, now?" """Well Jim then!" site answered, W'fry,t;elie filly herself, he said, with another laugh "There's some with a half-provoltittg, half -shy laugh, queer things done in connection with "Seriously, Jilt, anybody who knows the Turf, Mr. Cranage! Lady Renards- Lady Reeardsnere as thoroughly as D. U. MeINNES CHIROPRACTOR NMASSEUR Adjustments given fol diseases of 'til kinds, specialize in dealing with children, :Lady attendant. Night Calls responded to, ` St., Scott Win ham' Office. on ?I Y Ont. in the house of the late Jas, 'W41ker. Telephone 150. , , YY i ,pe. 'YY"Y"I„"IYII„YY„IYn,IYYi,Y,Y11tY 11 Y HI AY i+YlY"Y „YY Y,YY YYYYY Y .P41011624 Offi t foo, Retied. ani} j. WALKER Rl+i I TYRl iI�,AI.ER w and ... 1. Y �;��,�A�� Iat��CTO�: PU Moto ' tcluiptrletit M . I ` WI�'G't•IAMt`, C`�hTT.EiI,FIO .niltogitioue'YiuUYioti YIY'AYYeY onniaYYYlowionaioutoini "There are men ftp there—private detectives—who are keeping watch over Miss Manson's training place," I said. „ "Aye, but I know them-” he an- swered, shaking his head. "Two of 'ern— Robindale and Williamson, They comedown here, now and then never together, of course, because when one's off t'other's on, But I don't mean them. I've once or twice had strangers in --and in this out-of- the-way spot, we don't see 'many strangers, There was a man Came iii the other night -very late. What's 'a stranger doing round here; miles from any town, miles from the; near- est station, at just before ten :o'clock. And—you can't ask," "'They may have been what you say," I said, "1 suppose there` are people who, want to get all the infor- mation they can about a Derby can- didate?" "I should say there are! he answ- mere's dole"`a g the right thing in ay, h. Millie Ilepplo and I know her, � ing .Rippling Ruby easefully watched would never have any doubt :as (0 .if she were mine I'd take good care what she'd do in a situation of this that 1iuznan eyes were never off her sort. Without doubt, she bought tillshe faces the statting-gatel something from Nearnore. She's There'll behlenty . on her then, to be discovered that what she bought was- sctte l,abut shell be same,Y $>' tet Neatrtore's to sell; that it was s(01 Presently if left him and went up en property, But stolen property or. the hillside to Peggie Manson's, 1 niet Peggie 'in the grounds of her GEORGE A. SWDDALL Phone 73. I,ucknow, Ontario. Money to lend on first and second mortgages on faum and other real es- tate properties ata reasonable rate of interest, also on first Chattel mortga- ges on stock and on personal notes. A few farms on hand for sale or to rent on easy tettitaY JAS. GILMOUR —Agent Por .... COI OSS F1 11 INSURANCE Insttre in a Good Sound Cornpany not, it was something she' wanted, or AOX ad/ W%rigitatin, Ont. has taken ' a violent fancy to, and or, Phone ay6 x a "What's your idea, Spiller?" I en- quired. "You've got one." He shook lzis head_ but not in dis- sent. "I've no great opinion of these Chinks!" he replied. "Rich or poor, high or low, I reckon they're a crafty lot. There wasa chap in our force, once, who used to recite poetry -he come to no good in the end, by the bye—and he was very fond of a piece about a heathen Chinee—I agreed with it!—from what I've seen of 'em. Their ways, Mr. Cranage, are dark—as the feller that wrote that piece of poetry had the. gumption to observe. But it, strikes di' that if there's anybody that's at the bottom of all this it's that Mr. Cheng!" "I'm: not sure that I don't agree with you, Spiller," I said, "Mr. Cheng," he repeated, nodding. his head, "That's the old Sphinx whose headpiece they want to get;' in side of! But I understand that a Chinaman is of all men in the world the very hardest to extract infornia- tion from. Being a young gentleman of education, Mr. Cranage, you'll know more about it than I do:" "Pretty stiff nuts to crack, I be- lieve," I _answered, "Well!" he remarked. "There's nutsand nuts.But ain't never yet heard of a nut that you can't crack! All you want, Mr. Cranage, if the or- dinary nut -cracker ain'tstrong enough, is a good hammer-' or a flat- iron," "And there, Spiller, you'd probably crack the kernel to -smithereens!" I said, "We want to -get this kernel out --whole !" 'He observed that time would show, and with, this wise remark went away, adding, over his 'shoulder, when he had gone a few yards, that it :night be next year, or next month, or next. day, but something was stare to chide out—dead certain! Three days passed then, and noth Mg had conic out. Butearly in the evening of the fourth—the fifth since the sudden disappearance of Lady Rei nardsmei•e—and just as I was sitting down to niy solitary dinner, in walk- ed Miss Peggie Manson, ndt in her riding -coat and breeches, but in very( swagger tailor-made oosturne, I was so astonished that I could only 'gaze at her --whereupon she flung a telegram on the table. before °me. "The latest!" she remarked lacoitie Gaily I read the flims sheet of a,pei' P Y P before inc mitt read, noting that the message had been handed in at Vic - TERMS OF SALE—Ten per cent: on the day of sale and the balance in Sao days thereafter. The property wilt be offered subject to a reserve price, ' Further particulars and conditions of sale• will be made known at the time of sale or may be had on appli- cation to the undersigned or to Miss Priscilla Powell at Wingham. DATED this 17th day of May, A. D. 1926. The Trusts & Guarantee Co: Ltd.. Toronto, Ont, Vendor. R. Vanstone, Wingham, .Ont. Vendor's Solicitor. toria 'at 5,30 that afternoon— "I want you and Cranage to meet rue at George - Hotel Winchester at 9.30 this evening Walker.' is to take you' both ower , in Rolls-Royce. If however I dt°iit&t turn up there by 10 o'clock return -''horde and wait wire FRUIT WEEK in your Dominion Store. This gives you a fine oppor- tunity for you to ; replenish your fruit stocks at a very big saving. PEARS BL1,E.f1YNUP" 2''TINS 2 3c DESSERT BRAND .2^ .SEEDLESS 15 oz. pkt. FOR c or Thompson Seedless PEACHES BAYSIDE OR'AYLMER .) t YELLOW TI No. 2 TIN Canned Fruit CHERRIES A ted 25c PINEAPPLE Hs Ced n 30c Steer PINEAPPLE crashed 19c BARTLETT PEARS 25c r reA'APRIC:OTS 20c APPLE SAUCE 15c Fresh and Dried Fruit DATES' EXCELLENCE pkt. 10c BULK DATES 2 lbs. 23c Cooking FIGS 2 lbs. 25c PRUNES.Large 16c lb. Trigg,.LEMONS 23c doz. ORANGES 45c and 55c c TEAS RICHMELLO 79c Ib. SELECT 73c lb. G.S.L. Bulk C3c ib. 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