The Lucknow Sentinel, 1932-09-22, Page 6SYNOPSIS.
Inch old .IV1irs. Jupiter is robbed end,
'miurdered during .,the •engagement party.
•'ghee gives for her. secretary, Mary
•mess. Mary's scapegrace brother, ;Eddie,
was to have been admitted at the mur-
der.hour: She tens her fiance, Dirk Ituv=
ther, who arrengOs a rendezvous• with
this boy but oversleeps. Bowen of. The'
• Star drives Mary there, Eddie is ruti•down
and killed. Bowen`'tells Wry there is a
recetrraelc gambler called The Ply to:
whom., l..ir. brother owed money. Bowel
gives. Mary a coat he;•found 5n. the Ju
~'iter house the •night, of the.xr. urder�'. Ito
r brother's.-,.rDirk, Ifhrliids, e' Mary
on': with 'the investigation) becausof
-. thee
nptorie 3".,:a' •, •
.. •
. CHAPTER XVI":":,
the car'" ut be :on�d ; the
<d "ve o . y ,
Dirk m�
i "of. the utt *elite;` road.:into.;the
�limt r y,,•.. to
-. stall meadow which . •crowned . the
Point and turned:o#f• the engine. With
• a second turn' of -.the wrist betented
• off the '1 ghts.
Then he :turned and drew- tier to
• him, swiftly,. surely; • a'nd with an air:
of ,complete ' possession. , Surprise
nningl•d' with' the ardor 'with which
she returned his long kiss,
, •Presently, she asked ' curiously,
"What did you want to talk about?"
"This," be said, • and: she heard' him
chuckle!
_..__" 11.
Whaf7
• •
wasn'ttired. now! Instead, elle seem-
ed to bounce, feathe* ligl t; up the
long staircase; she feltefar4 toe happy
to sleet ,
There waste dum light burning', in
• her,.room, anti a note'• left for her by
the thoughtful. Deilla: More thought
foul than 'literate,; for the note was
difficult to- deci:pher.
�'+ •u . to tell'you Mi Jupi=
•I'"$tayd••PY.
ter*ants � see y
; ou . ;n the' morning
.
is ,y
he. ,sorry -for someLhir'g -and wants.
•
�appolagtze �:I do ltienr what f. �,. • ,
The,' world''bed-been all wrong and
now i'twas right again in. every;
or pure happiness;, Marys whirled
around the ;~vont ` in an inepromptli;
dvhce before tumbling into bed
As she drifted off to sleep the let-
ef the word "Saturday seemed
to bunt upon the " *alit of her mind'
' ke •: giigantic • electric sign.
' They both felt better after Mr. Ju=
iter. had "a
I ole i. ced" next.'morn='
- pp fin
ing..
"I. was sorry for that • the minu'tel'd
said it, Mary," he 'scold'ed'. • "You
hadn't ought to.take what. an Old Man
like me, Says to heart see".
"I guess -that' one: thing is a kind
•"And something else. Listen. Hoiv
soon ~'can yeu',get ready' to' be. Mar-
ried?" ,: ,
"Rihyr, T vent bought. anything
,.:, .. ' .
9
es lots
t the~
red
- bu
e s 't�4ne
yet; . sh � ,
of: time, isn't there? A month, surely.
It;was66 days the last time I counted,:
• but lately I haven"t, kept track."
• Dirk' smoothed her • hands ',gently
With his big .one. •
• . ?'I mean . how .long would it -take
you 'to. pack?" •
"Dirk!" ' f
. "You could pack a toothbrush,,
�.. "couldn't you? Ansi. we could buy
•dunes here and there as .we. went
"along ,- here eate---lots eef_nice:_little,„
shops for women's gewgaws in Bet-,
mu`deor would you rather, go to
Eutrope? We could make' it -if . we
didn't' 'stay too long."
i'But, what's the hurry~,?" Mary's
heart-hammeran-happily before
the 1pok, in his ,eyes. •
"Let's get:::married tomorrow. .I
don't know •Why we've Waited -this
long, if . it comes to that"
"Well' aren't ; you , the., impetuous
lover!" Mary qua..ered, trying to keep
a light - toneti ' Vii by this; "'all• of a
'sudden?"
Dirk moved impatiently. .
"Oht.peopl'e`have hacked at us' long
,enough!" he.'gr•,owled. "If they keep
at it much longer, they'll spoil things
for us. Look at.tonight."
Reviewing the . miserable evening
1a _ she' had. jest, -spent, Mary thought
there might be something -in what he
said;
He seized her hands, and gripped
them tightly. "If we've got to quar-
rel, let• it come after.''I don't want:
it to spoil the beginning for us. Do
you?"
"No, oh, no." •
"Well, that's that, . then. How's
Saturday? That give you time to.
Shop?" Mary nodded. It was a long
` time before • they felt the need of
Ws...,. _..:. .
"That's-vihat• I've been wanting to
tell you, all evening," Mary whisper-
ed, presently. '"That we needn't quer-
- rel anymore. I ,won't see that news-
paperman . again, if you don't want
me to."
Dirk felt m ignaninious, too, appar-
•ently,.for he laughed indulgently and
kissed her.
a'I guess Mrs. Dirk Ruyther can be.
trusted to do the right thing," he
said: ' • . - "
It was nearly tagg when Mary's
latchkey turned' in the lock and she
- let' lerrelf into the great house and
went happily upstaii s. • Strange, she•
of sore..spet with ane,". Mary exielain-
ed. " 1 Thatever .Eddie did or didn't•do,
I feel `responsible .for, at least. partly.
So f- couldn't let anyone call him a
»
murderer when` it. isn't the;'trutlt! -
Surprishigly, she noticed , tile'"old.
Man's eyes. were, wet: His lined face
looked ten' years older. •
bet I've thought :the .'same a
htindre:: times' since," he said,' in • a
broken iroice: "Yon know he came to
me fer money, I suppose?"". Mary nod
ded; 'in embarressmer-t. "If I hadn't
of -lit into hail -the .way, T did, he might.
not have-=" he broke off hastily; and
-•substituted; evex-Ythitige_mtgh have
been''all,xright.:. Sq you 'see, I've got,
-my hire -`to'ethinlc One sameees-. you-
have." • •
' This humility ,was so,new to 'the' old
-man's 'manlier that -Mary could 'hardly
credit her senses.: ' It made it'.easier
•
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�iin that
vibes. `I.
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-cultural 'acts
'hovi ce •.already has 5;2'tier cent
anada's •.' Manufacturing. produc
of C., - "
tion, 48 per Cent of its', buying. power:
cent.' Of the '!(,'national.
and3:6' :11er • „ .,.
wealth, and: that. it has shown a 're
;markable 'stability of conditions '.in
'the face of a. three-year depression,
1 e e -are -other-: s teen t •
Ontario. _ pu:t forward: by the, • Bureau..
The value, of , nnanufacttir'ed ,prod-
ucts' grew from $579,000,000 "in 1910,
to $2,103;,000,900 in •1929. It possesses
the most promising, mineral resources
of any section of the world;, its agrie.
cultural output.' averages $500,000,006
per annum; • its farming is highly
diversified," which -makes for stabil;
ity. It boasts an imitemise asset in
the extent of, its cheap hydro -electric.
power. Its cities are practically .free'
of sl'ums...The average wage-earner
has not *tiered to anything like• the
extent to which he has. suffered in_ the:
i7nited States. There . has ` bena
greater • amount of home-building;
even since 1929, -than In, the neigh:
boring republic. In Toronto the,
ratio of hgme-ownership to popula-
:tion:••ils,-•63•-•per- cent., •which._coniDares..
Seining?" Mary heard. herself asking- with 311 -Per 'cent:. .In Beaten, 36 per
, .
faintly:, .. and could have -=boxed. hey . cent. _ in_ .Cleveland, 45 per: ' cent._ in
.own•etirsir There might be fitting - •Philadelphia and ,38 per cent.in St.
peavens she couldn't nearly aceom•• anti.. The climate makes for
....... . :lloo . ...:.,.....i r�-.-.rA,x ..—,.r .-..•
fish all she. " ust if she waited untT`uierit`ai� and- Iih'Ysieal'"ef$cienGyr-and-
p
thisafterno _ _. ' - thus for, progress in industrial, min -
"Eh?" The old man came ou„of eral and agricultural ,production' 4`
•thebrown study' that enveloped hint: • . From.'the same authority we learn
"Oh,. I'm going down with Miller to, that the highest developmetit, in tele -
look over 'The Gypsy.' Jordan thinks phone- 'ownership' .'has .occurred in
orher. to know that :he blamed 'him-. sea air -may take •a', cruise if • I' can Toronto,,rather 'than~ in the United
e " ' -gest. the .-right crew." States.as has -often been thought. Ac=
"Well- forgive and'�forget. That's Mary�'drew a deep breath of retief • wig'-torrBereau' 80'--'per-cent
"Wan to go alOng�" of the •families in Toronto have-tele-
all
ave -tele-
all: we Can i t 59
".Oh, I .can forgive," Mary assured O , i Boston-, 53 per cent In
'him, earnestly, "but. I, cban',t forget-=
not till I've found out the. truth." •
"Well, bless you, child; I won't stoti
yea. Go ahead. But if, you run 'afoul
of Emily Ann Ruyther; don't; say I
didn't warn 'you."
Mary laughed and snapped her'fin,.
gers. "Oh, that for .Emily Ann!
.Dirk's all that' matters, and he's going
'Feeling • fit' . and a ' cricket ;, en
thuaiast Rev. F. Leveson -Gower,
who is 61, made a good • show' iu
a game.. at Oxford, England, re-
cently,
• T,
•
. ,
"Fresh from the Garden"'
An •Ola English:Harvest'in�
When we. were come: to• the bag
field -gate, •where the first sickle was
to be, Parson 'Bowden heaved up' the,
rail with the:.sleeve,.'of his •'gown done. •
gpn,r,een 'with .It;' ,.and. he: said that~
A- R
everybody• might 'beer him... "fn' the.
naive, of the' Lord, :Ameni" -, -
.."Armen)
Bo it!'"aeried the ,clerk;
alio°.was "tar behliiid,, being•oirly a
shoemaker
Then 'Parson . Bowden. read 'seine
verses' from ' the . parish ' Bible, telling,'
us' to .life, up 'oue eyes, and to look
this? -1, eldg'-aIready"whfte io`-h'alt
vent,-•and=.then he-laki the. Bib'le•..down:
on ,'the square head 'of the. gatepost,
'od
and despite ,'his, Cassock,, three'g4,
swipes he , cut, of corn, and laid theta
right end onwards. • All: this , time
the ' rest '.Were huddling 'outside the
gate, an(l- along the Mane, not -daring,
to Interfere with parson but wCisper-,
ing how well 'be • did. It,.
When. • h'e had . stowed' the corn like
'that;.Mother entered,;leaning• on me,
and we •both. said, "Thank.':the Lord
for •all His •mercies 'and 'these ,the
.first :fruits- of His, • hand!;" And then
the clerk gave out a psalm. verse. by
verse, done very , well.' ;
••Of course I mean . the men; not
women;' although •I know that—up the
country, women" are .allowed to• reap; ,
and right well they reap it, •keepingq
row -•:for --row- with-••m'en,---comely,_-.and_
inn due order ,.....But in our ` part,
women. do what seeFrs their .proper
business, following' 'well .'behind 'the
men, out of harm of the . swinging-
Whook, and stooping with"tlreirr breasts-
end, arms up they stitch the swathes
of corn, where. the reapers cast 'them.
and tucking them together tightly
with a 'wisp laid under .them, •this
,i
to help me -he . told me so last night."
At the recollectio.t .of what' else he
had told her last night Tier eyes were"
Starry • anti her'• lips smiled' irre-
pressibly. ' : •
:'Everything all tight between you,
eh?" Mr. Jupiter Was. an excellent
observer, and he saw his answer writ-
ten in her face. "That's good."
Stabbing' her grapefruit thought• tiptoed out of'the room with dam§y,
fully, Mary wondered whether she p
schoolboy gallantry.
'Ought to watell. him of her plans: In a Almost instantly, it seemed, a
way, it was like•"giving 'notice --
but then•she wasn't employed -here starched•and statuesque maid appear -
an. more, really.. At least her only ed with an envelope which,'ahe handed
y _ _ _ n a they.. f Bessie had been
dines seeme(T�o 'tie �traylYtg"'crxbbage•'-i'o-
and Writing a few notes. • - released to pursue the sort 'cif: it- ri=
"I suppose you haven't )heard any' onic career for which she seemed to
more froth' Mr. Bruce?" she asked. think herself fitted.)
The' old man's face clouded; Mary Mary fumbled it open with • one
instantly regretting havingbrought hand while holding feet to the 'rcceiv
the subject. - er with the other. When site finally
"Not--a-line;" he said slowly. •'held up the crisp bit of paper it con-
. -.1000=-
- _,_ . ,- - --- a : •_ ' i '_.'o . phones._in....their hoes, as. against h h headed
• h no thanks. I ve somethi�l g t
do. $ ' little s 'oppmg: She blushedcent in St. Louis'
a tell-tale red.
•
they -fetch :round and twist, with a ••
knee :to keep It .close; : and lo, there • -
ie. a•• goodly sheaf, 'ready to be set
up'In:• stooksl • After •these the chit, • •' •
den-.
fen come etherin • each for his •
,' , come, g. �,.: ,
hti' `
;n little self 'if the fai±m;er :beia.g ..,• •.
OW i .• „ ��
gniuded; ', until each bath a. bundle
Made as • big as. himself ,hand longer:,
aid. tumbles ;nese end :Man with
in•• the dee;per part Or the stubble. .
We, the men,kept •marching ow', •
wards down the :flank :of . the -yl'_1iow,'
wall, with- knees bent.wide,-and left.
arta' bowed,and right • artti flashing ,
-steel. •Each-•mphKin his several place,
keeping down the 'rig or 'chine, onthe
right side 'of the reaper in front, and
the 'left ',of the mlan. that .followed ' a1 -
him., i each . making further • sweep: and'
inroad into, the golderi. breadth and
depth, each .casting leftwards his; •
r1 ih' .clearance .on his fere vers' don- • •
hieetracks• . • • • •
t So like .half a wedge of wildfowl,. _'
,to and fro we swept ,the "field; and''
when , to 'either hedge we' cant.e,.
sickles wanted whetting, and • throats • .,
re
required .:moistening ,and'•tia'cks we •
in need' of easing; ;' and every elan
had •much 'to 'say; end' Wome.n.' want- ,
ed praising. Then, all xeturned,'to
the ,other, end,, with ere aping hooks
beneath • our arms, and dogs left to •
mind Packets. -From "Lorna • Doone,"
�liy R•. Yj:'"$lackmoie- '-'
August Noon
pa c o`udisles"lre=timr►ovi
In sapphire "seas high overhead
Butter -.flies• -.Ocie ::,..:on _ , ,cavy
h " per cent n ees
phlox '
d Cleveland, ,48 per And wave bright silken wings,
The telephone trilled sttc>(denly:. It arid 41 per cent in New'York. We __ silken was Bir read further': "In no other •large city
erican Continent has
"1 jus 'called up. totell'you,• ],Vlrs: on the North Am In .honeysuckle •.'canno,..• and
Ruyther, that you have a. checking there been less of a :deelthe in retail ' ' crepe'
Myrtle;
account,' you know.: Why don't you sales, and buying•• power •than ' in To- While' against the wall,
runup a few bills, and see what kind route. ' The • leading Toronto. depart- Th ile a en helianthus
Of a husband I'm going to make?"'ment stores are the; largest in Can -
And flaming hollyhock
"Oh, .Dirk,' you •musn't=not yet. ada, and'are.on e' par with any other 'Turn open faces to the'sn.
That's one of the rules. Don't you departmen't stores ,in the world, w= Ina wide, dush meadow, •
v„ ing further evidence of the high Mild -e ed contented cattle
know your had, Emily -Post_ .x lb/111g and:;buying power y' '
"Go ahead woman. Do you know standard. of. v g
RI' treat My
' y in this city. Drowse through long siestas
obe Ime " • T .wives when the dont In oases of emerald shadows. '
obey me?''' •There was more'of the.These statistics .and deductions, Like .a silver flute,
conversation, but it seemed' to make presented as they are by an organize A. robin's .lidu:d song
•
very little sense. • , tion whose head offices are in the .Breaks through the noontide soninri
•
Smiling knowingly, the old man United States, should help' to'insptre' letice; a'
heaved himself out of his chair and the people of this city and province And from. a locust bough,
with confidence in their own future. Ash Till cicada uhants
Toronto Mail and Empire. His ceaseless roundelay.. •
-Winnie Lynch' Rockett.
Let us' be thankfulhealth, d
rained .and saw the• figure$ ,
What ',on earth could be keeping
•and the signature; . J. J. Jupiter, still
Ret in the corner; her joyful exclama-
tion reached•• clearly the young men
murmuring fatuous nothings.into the
Bruce? Mary; wondered. Then she Ioyfu
dismissed the matter as something
that did not concern her. She ought
to go about her shopping at once if telephone many miles ;way.
she expected to- finish today. Time was '!A little wedding present",' was
the important thing. written on the business• card that fe l
t "Whoa would you like to do .this out with the cheque,_ •
- .-_ - = • - - - - 'Never mind supporting me yeti-•,
n
Man,.
.. they're gtoodl"
Mea like these finer-
f`lavore crackers,
oven-fre�h and flaky
with just a trace of
salt. Rade thein.
handy ite the ganliry.
always.' •
I'm rich!" she caroled gleefully;, arid
told Dirk of the cheque.
"Well, that's Dae!" he replied with
a
perfunctory heartiness,. Such munifi-
cence rather dashed his (iwii"':ileasure
in . turning over his idly goods to
his bride-to-be,. "Vii t t Etre you going flight of stone steps. Then she must,
to do'with it?" have fainted, for she•knew no: more. ,
"Bank it." • • • •(To be contined-)
"You will not!" '
"Buy clothes," she amended happily. •
"And then buy some clothes. • And -.
then buy a few nlore clothes."
"That's better, Lunch with me?"
"Oh,;I won't have time. We'd. dawdle
and I've so much- to. get!" '-
"Better •come. I'll be working late
at the office, putting things in shape
so:I can leave. I may not get out
until quite late." ••
"But you'll conte?"
"I'll come. Wait up, for me?"
"You know I will.'
She was to egret that decision
about lunch, as she sat sipping a•luke-
warm, too -sweet drink at a chowded
fountain after• a hectic mor'tiittg's l
shopping. .It would have been de-
lightful to be lunching en ,a cool roof
somewhere. with Dirk opposite. Shop-
ping,even with a $1,000 cheque in her
purse, was terrible. Her feet hurt,
her head ached, and she felt as if itee
• eyes would never site focus a%gair.
Atid there was more ,to come.
I At 1i'vts she hailed the first taxi she.
.saw, piled it 'full of bundles and
- climbed in gratefully:
for , hen t t, an
competence, and, above all,;for a quiet
eolscience.-Izaak Walton'. Lady in flat' below -•What was .that
... rrcrts8 fi lieard---several tithe _-:last
"I alt4ays:laugh when I see any-
thng funny." "You must enjoy your-
self when ,You. shave."
•
Common • .sense is the,..' average
night? :Lady in flat above -My poor
husband dreamed he. . had his car in
town• and he was moving ,his bed
around • from. place to place iso he
Wouldn't be tagged for parking too
thing in one spot.
.sensibility ,and intelligence of men '
undisturbed liy individual peculiar-
ities W R Alger.-
•
"Long Island," she told the driver
and •sank back against the hard: lea-
ther seat. She closed her eyes as the
cab wormed its way crosstown toward
Quensbero bridge. , That state of com-
plete relaxation spared her the brtth+t
of what followed.
A11' she remembered afterward was
Learing •.a yell and a curse, and feel-
ingIierself jerked violently rd
fora
a
as the taxi, swerved and eai`eened
wildly. 'to the . sidewaIk, .striking "a
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2. dozens c f Sr.ill ts, suint mop tloeers
2 dozens of Narcissus., than...Iils) all kinds
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'ere Sent free with orders, All orders niust he accompanied by re-
mittance,
inittance, for the'ftill amount anti fsliould he addressed it nhnvtr.
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