The Clinton News Record, 1930-04-10, Page 2Clinton
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iteVAMISMINGMEN
Rid and Washburn Chi6d
BEGIN :HERE .TODAY "We've definite•work cat' out for es.
First we've the job of getting your
freedom—or finding out and proving
that some death -dealing agency' has
given it to yo; already, Then we'll,
uncover this ;,rail of /sear that tracks
yots, dear. It's the work- first
"You' dareen" •
."You'
re`' said. "Don't
Peter. Dont' make
fun of me. Do you suppose I'd quit
now? I want to go and get the facts,
Brena. ) want, to knock to pieces .this
hideous waiting you've done—this me=.
nace. I. want to come •and• get you
then; Brena, if you .love mel'
."Leve you, Peter?" She buried her
face in her hands,.
He stood before her. he
"I want this scrap of paper,"
said. "I want the keys, if you've got
'em, to' that hot,se up the. Hudson, 1
want a letter to Lanfrew, the lawyer.
I want your pernlissionto do anything
I want -burn the house down, -per-
haps, 1 may cable you for more facts
if:I want therm"
'
0 •. * a 1' *
It added solneivhat to Peter's, need
of thinking 'hen he, found at the dock
inLiverpool-a. plain envelope'address-
e to hint • in which was a scrap of
torn paper.
Upon it in typewritten letters, and
unsigned, .were the words:
"Be warned before it is too late."
Peter raised the scrap of paper to
his nose; it as pungent with en odor
ofsome strong chemical
"Dann them—whoever they are,"
he said. "This ' titne they've got a
fight on their hands."'
„ ,s. *
A. thin film of dust covered every-
thing in the Parmalee home. To Peter,
the whole house except that part
which Brena had occupied, seemed to
be filled with unpleasant ghosts of the
personalities that had lived in it. , He
opened no door without the feeling
that one of these invisible beings had
just stepped out of the chamber from
another eixt. The stairs up which he
climbed complained gently, as if feet
were following his. -
Peter had found nothing in his sur-
vey of the house that could contribute
to his purpose; he had looked without
more reason for looping than a desire
to...see where Brena had lived and to
confirm his• belief that, except in the
library 'used by Parmalee, ' nothing
could be found of any significance.
He was about to return to the lower
floor when he saw in front of him
upon the bare dusty varnished boards
a distinct print of a
human
foot.
It
'l 11 t
was of a small, well -formed foot—
and the next beyond and the next—
until they stopped where the stair
carpet began.
There sprang into his mind the ref-
erence of Parmalee to footprints. He
found himself listening now, the vic-
tim for the moment of fear, ns if sud-
denly the contagion had reached him.
Then it eccnrred to him that the
prints probably were made by the
caretaker's young barefoot boy. Peter
Brenn Solcoss, an orphan, receives.a
last message from her father before ,he
dies:. 13e not afraid if. anY denger
threatens You, something Cull h protect
yOO, Brena and peter DeWolfe fall in
love4n London and Brena tells him the
storyof her life: After.her father's,death
and while living: in Dallas, Texas; -s11e
went to St. Louis. to marry Jinx 'Henne-
pin, who failed. to show 00, Ilennepin's
employer, Compton Parmelee, then mar-
ries e5 and theytravelsomething, 'and
Farina -
lee
1
lee seems to fear int Hennepin. he,
atoo,
vanishes, dry Jinn Heede1p0 crap et
Parma -
lee 'Creamed very interested 10 a. scrap of
deitybatwing this!, which Hennepe of the in tad
deity "Suk-ul
M. D. McTAGGART
Banker
A general Banking Business
transacted., Notes Discounted.
Drafts Issued. Interest Allow-
ed on Deposits. Sale Notes Pur-
chased.
the old missionary who bad braved the i •Ina e� 'L•,�,�s
terrors of thirst and'heat to penetrate .1'4
eastern New Mexico, suddenly came From ,Leinf'all
upon a hiatus in its continuity. Page
thirty-two began a description of Lost
Pueblo, where according to. legend a
city whose age was of ;centuries had Fast in False Front i:h Com -
been ended as a punishment for fail- anion Piece to %arstcoat
ing to worship the god •of water. A 1�
scourge of thirst has been visited upon
the degenerate Indian dwellers wlio
had been so long protected by the ter-
rors that the waterless .desert .must
have had far more warlike tribes who
would .otherwise have attacked them.
The well around which thepueblo had
been built—the very life of the people
-had been dried up in one night by
a• miracle. •
"Many and curious are the carvings
upon the walls of this Lost Pueblo,"
said Father. Carlos. "Especially _ I
noted a figure of great size, a serpent
with feathers, like a bird, a figure
such as is seen never but in the lands
to the south and beyond the Great
River." •
The •next page began:"Then ac-
counts of treasure are but the poor
speculations of the ignorant. Long
after, the sandstorms have covered the.
pretentious dwelling plaeea of plan
such perversity will ehduyo that
worldly avarice will conjure into be-
lief e
th .tradition of fools.
This was not page thirty-three but
page thirty-seven. The pages between
were gone.
Fora moment DeWolfe was puz-
zled. This was not a perfect copy.
After a moment's reflection he , felt
the humiliation of stupidity.
Of course the copy he Vas examin-
ing 'was' the irnpertect volume that
Parmalee.. had owned originally;.the
one sent.liy Wycoff probably would be
found in its place on the shelves where
Brena's husband had pitt it—one of
thelast acts he ever cid in that house.
In less, than three ininutes' he. had
fot'lid t#e other copy of the gbaint old
book and taken it down.
Ire blew the dust off the once gilded
top of its pages and as he did so he
1.oticed that at one place the pages
did not quite press close together. The
volume fell open there=at page
thirty-seven. The two preceding leaves
of the book had been torn out!
(To be continued.).
given to. Brom.' but which had, been lost.
GO ON wirer TEE,STOE0
"Well," said Peter DeWolfe as
Brena finished . her story. "That is
not a very pretty story."
The gray .rght of .early summer
dawn filtered through the chintz cur-
tains of Brena's apartment.
"No, Peter," she replied. "It is not
a petty story."
She shivered as one who, having no
sleep, feels the dawn as, a yzet:shroud.
"You can' see now,'Peter, why the
time when your' arms were . about Hie,
and your lips were . on mine is the
end," she said: "If I leaew I was free,
Peter, I could not see more of you. I'
could not bear the thought that you
to "Would vanish?" he finished and.
laughed.
She did not answer.
"But you can't believe—" he began.
"Damn it -the thing is absurd!" .
"You forget thatIha
have -lived li ed
close
to this thing! You might believe,• too,
if you had, heard not my words but
the words of life itself!" •
"You've toid ane all?"
Brena, sensing the presence of a
doubt, said, wearily, "Yes, Peter—all"
He walked up and down the rug,
touching the repetitions of the pattern
with the toes of his shoes. -
"What about this Auk-ul-can? You
never found that :crap of paper
again?"
"Yes," she said. "I had kept the
purse. It belonged to my mother. I
kept it. In the lining last year—I
found the scrap of paper."
"It's nere?" asked Peter eagerly.
"Yes." She rose, opened a box on
the bookshelves and gave the torn bit
to Peter.
H. T. RANGE`
Notary Public, Conveyancer
Financial, Real Estate and Fire In-
surance
nsurance Agent. Representing 14,.Fire
Inam ar$ce P Com aniest
Division Joust Office. Clinton.
W. BRYDONE
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public, etc.
Office:
SLOAN BLOCK • CLINTON
CHARLES B. HALE
Conveyancer, Notary Public, Com-
missioner, etc.
(Office over J. E. ]Sony's Drug Store)
DR. J. C. GANDIER
Office Hours: -1.30. to 3.30 pan., 6.30
to 3.00 p.m., Sundays, 12.30 to 1,30 p.n1.
Other hours by appointment only.
Office and Residence — Victoria St.
Elusive Collar "'Stud is Reid
DR. FRED C. THOMPSON
Office and Residence:
Ontario Street Clinton, tonr Ont.
One door west of Anglican Chnreb.
Phone 172
Eyes Examined and Glasses Fitted '
DR. PERCIVAL HEARN
Office and Residence:
Huron Street •-- Clinton, Ont.
Phone 69
(Formerly occupied by the late Dr.
C. W, Thompson).
Eyes Examined and Giases Fitted.
Peter examined the crude drawing
and the two words "this sign,' scrawl-
ed beneath.
He as interrupted by Brena's voice.
It was filled with the tone of agony,
of sickness of soul •
"Peter, be merciful."
He wheeler about. She had been
sitting gazing at him.
"Can't you see, Peter, that you must'
say good -bre to me? Can't you zee that
it is torture not to say good-bye? Can't
you see, Peter, that I want you to go,
that I want to go myself—back. to
Beconsliire, to Beconhire, to my gar-
den, my books, the wide view over the
sweep of open country? Can't you see
that I want the memory of these days
to end with s our kiss—that now we
are only obliterating that memory?"
"You don't think there is to be an smiled again and went down the
ending—now?" he asked. - stairs.
At the bottom of this flight above
the hall stand vas an old Carved Chi-
nese
hinese frame holding a dusty mirror.
Peter glanced at this mirror, saw him-
self, stopped. The expression on his
own face alarmed hint. He imagined
that upon it was the first faint ex-
pression of terror written, not as it is
written upon the face of a man who
is a coward, but the dins suggestion
of fear of unknown clangers and of
subtle influences.
]Peter had an unpleasant idea: it
was thee his subconscious self as en-
deavoring to transmit to his conscious
self some message warning.
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. Without Back; Holes`: fair
Collar,Buttens Fore
and Aft.
London.=Although :Britons pretend
to be the nest coneervative of the
eorlcL..s inhabitants, London, as: "the-'
man's town," must, perforce; be,as
fickle in the matter of zhasculiiie fa='
anions as Paris is with those of women.
When Prince of Wales, the late
King . Edward gave Saville -ow a
shudder by creasing his trousers along
the side. King George has continued
this sartorial oddity. ' The King also
fastens his four-in-hand tie with a
gold ring insteaal of la knot. The inno-
vations of the Prince of Wales 'Are
echoed all over the. world.
Paris, however, `always has laid
claim 'to being the correct ..place for
men to buy their.shirte.. After improv
ing waistcoats. to wear with evening
clothes by removing the'back, Landon
tailors thought they load done enough
The hirt-
• t ofchange.s
inthe interests
makers here' thought differently.'
Cartoonists no longer will be able to
lampoon the ubiquitous dress, shirt.
stud It *will' not fall outany more,
once it, is 'in unless it is bitten off.
The shirtinakers have invented a dress
shirt whiell buttons down the side, in-
stead of fastening at the front. The
buttons begin at the neeleband and
travel along' the shoulder and down
tbe side. •
A. dummy front opening with' stud
holes is providsf to conform. to con-
vention, and the idea is to insert• the
stud once and for all before ;cllntbing
into the' shirt. The neckband also
opens at the side, although the holes
for the collar buttons are in the usual
positions.
.Although Englishmen continually
"grouse" about the tyranny and dis-
comfort' of stiff-frorit dress shirts,
they have not shown any great desire,
to get away from this starchy form
of armor. Even the American coat -
shirt, with its peculiar advantages, is
still a long way from being generally
worn in this country, which all goes
to prove that the majority of Hien do
not take their own grumbling very
seriously.
Pussy willows•
What New York
Is Wearing
By ANNABELLE WORTHINGTON
Illustrated Dressmaking Lesson Fur-
nished With 12very Pattern
DR. H. A. MCINTYRE
DENTIST
Mee hours: 9 to 12 a.m. and 1 to
6 pan,, except Tuesdays and Wednes.
days, Office over Canadian National
Express, f:1in on, Ont.
Phone 21
DR. F. A. AXON
DENTIST
Clinton, Ont.
Graduate of O.C,D.S, Chicano, and
R.C.D.S.,. Toronto.
Crown and Prate Wolk a Specialty.
D. H. MCINNES
CHIROPRACTOR
Electro Therapist Masseur
Orrice: Huron St. (Few doors west of
Royal Bank)
]fours—Tues., Thurs, and Sat., all day.
Other home by appointment.
llensall Office—Mon., Wed, and Fri.
forenoons.
Seaforth OBice—r1Ion., Wed, and Fri,
afternoons. Phone 207
GEORGE ELLIOTT
Licensed' Auctioneer for the County
of Huron.
Correepo idence promptly answered.
immediate arrangements can be made
for Sales Date at The News -Record,
Clinton, or by calling Phone 203.
Charges Moderate and .Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
' 13. R. HIGGINS
Clinton, Ont. •
General Fire and Life Insurance Agent
for Hartford Windstorm, Live Stock,
Automobile and Sickness and Accident
Insurance. Huron and Erie and Cana-
da Trust Bonds. Appointments made
to meet ' pasties at Brucefleld, Varna
and Bayfleld. 'Phone 57.
Alertness scores everywhere.
Wrigley's creates pep and en'
ergy and keeps you alert.
A g jf package may save you
from goingto sleeper the wheel
of your car.
Makes perp
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Fire Insurance Company
Head Office, Seaforth, Ont.
tDiRECTORl:
President," Tames trans, Beechwood;
'Vice, Ja.aes Connolly, tloclerioh; Sec, -
Treasurer, Georg McCartney, Seaforth;
James Sho:aidice, Walton: Murray Gib-
son, Brucefleld• Wm. King, Seaforth;
Hobert Perrie, liarloelc• John Benneweir,
Srodhagen; Jas. Connolly, Goderioh.
Agents: Alex Leitch, Clinton; J. W.
'Yeo, Goderioh: 1',d. Hinchley, Seaforth;
Murray, Egmondville; R. G. Jar-
muth, Brodllagen.
Any money to be nail may be Paid
to Moorish Clothing Clinton, or at
Calvin Cutt's Grogery, Co,.doderioh
Parties desiring to effect inao0anesl, or
transact other business will be proumtiy
att,nded to an a plication to any of the
above officers addressed to their respec-
tive poet•.ofiices. Losses inspected by the
Director who linos nearest the Scene.
- ANY SEASON
Is Vacation Time
In Atlantic City
ANY VACATION
Is An Assured Success
If You Stay at the
S10 C ARL.S
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That many things in the great lib-
rary had been distur•ied since the mo-
ment when Parmalee had_ walked out
into oblivion was evident, The cor-
respondence on the large desk in the
centre of the room had been gathered
into a neat pile and tied with string;
The papers once held by a waste bas-
ket, now empty, had been poured into
the open fireplace and most of them
burned. The study had the air of hav-
ing been cleaned and straightened.
Peter, who had Brena's permission
to examine' anything, sound at first
no interest in the correspondence.
The 'ail was the miscellany receiv-
ed by a main whose personality had no
power to be lovedor remembered, who
was on tbe nailing lists of book deal-
ers and others desirous of reaching a
pian of means by personal letters ad-
dressed-to
ddressed to his, weaknesses or his vani-
ties. There were a few ]eters from
stock brokers as . to investment
changes and a few bills. •
One of these bilis was the on piece
of matter that gave Peter the slight- stanxps.00 coin (coin preferred; wrap
est interest. It was from the famous it carefully) for each member, and
oid John Henry Wycoff of Baltimore, address your order to Wilscn Pattern
of whose death Peter rind read, This Service, 13 West Adelaide St., Toronto.
hill was for two thousand eight hun-
dred dollars -an account that lied At the MavIes
With the Finest Location probably been settled by Parnialee's
and the Longest Porch attorney, Lanfrew. It was something "'Why didn't you buy a catalogue,
on the Boardwalk of a bill for one book—a book describ- mummy,'
ed as Aolb's privately reprinted ver- • "mine, deal:'
Offering the ultimate in Service cion of the Jesuit MSS. entitled "Ex- " NIlmm�y, thee 'is a refreshment
Unexcelled Cuisine . plorations of Father Carlos in Mes-
o lero Desert,",shipped via registered "Mush, dear.' '
post on 18th -inst. Below this state- "'Oo, eieeneee nem is that nee
w n Ment of account were the words, endar Annt Ellen gavo you at oho*
"Please see letter." mac, and you put it In the Aro'
The letter was missing, bot Peter tone i$h, out, ,.TIME TABLE searched among the burned papers 111 "'Mttitun'y. ; ,1'
Trains wi11 drive at and depart from the ,grate and was rewarded y talo n ,iltsjny, darling, '' gott nips
Clinton as follows: bits of paper upon which were the quletl! I`
Buffalo and Goderlch i)Iv. "yours most truthfully" of John d
fi'In ening Toast, depart 2,60 a.m.
m. Henry. Wycoff, and the words "01100-LE88tNG�
taut to present but you"and below got] has been gbocl to' me. 'fit) toil In
Going West, ar, 11.S0 - a,m. ,,„ i fill,",ii ':rine. rill "the owl
1i " ar U.08 dp, il43 pit -tma . part deltiancts new.'wpJtd�t
a t 0' e ; ay.._9 ^� s� ,r possession of the Iii i1`&ol us i,uwev gn>70 lnitiu8 aY6
ar. 10.31 p,lm, Yl' » i ,,.,. „_�
napes o copy, Pas blessed me through long yowl ser
" f deuce
e{K.r� ii' Y ,yr'N 3L
quell this i its
London Beautiful
London, 2 heard one say, no more:: is
.fair;
Londonwhose loveliness is every-
where,
London go 1erutiful at morning light
One half forgets how fair she as at
'night
London as beautiful at set of sun.. ,
Ah! of yeeir beauty change no single
grace,
My London with your sad lnysterieees
face.•
—Richard LeGallietne, ' "New
w
Poems."
"Both failure and success are equal-
ly , exhilarating an0 dangerous."—
Christopher Morley.
HOPE
Hope is the most' benencial of tell.
MO
the. affections; and doth much tot ..
prolongation of life, if it be not too of-
ten
ften frustrated; but 'entertainetb the,
fancy' 'with an expectation of good;
therefore they which fix and propound.
to themselves some end, as the mark
and scope of their life, and continual
lyy.and by degrees go forward' Id the,
same, are for the mos part long -livedo
insomuch that when they are conte to
the top'of their hope, and can go no,
higher therein, they commonly droop.
and live notlong after. So thathope
is a leaf'joy, which may be beaten out
to a great extension, lute gold.—Lord
Bacon:
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dlichar
1930 xwwsahov
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Xu lity t built, big, -mils-.
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or, Il The �11'
cockpit 1s ample for any
„ party. The small bow
gb cabin has toilet and lots
of hanging space for
clothes, bathing suits.
golf bags and fishing
tackle.
This Day Cruisabout
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The -sun is setting. in calm splendor
irradiating tbe brown earth with hues
of gold. Buds are beginning to swell
on the twisted boughs 01 old trees, and
the lawns and meadows are gathering
that first, faint green down that
speaks of seine new impulse at the
roots of things. Children are passing
the door with pussy willows in their
hands, those straight, slender branch-
es with knobs of gray plsh scattered
along them. The are sleepy looking
one of
and downy soft, and remind
young birds that have just put on
feathers, of baby chiekens and tod-
dling ducks. They are the enrliest of
Spring's infants she nurses at her
breast, while the hoar -frost comes at
night, and a thin sheet of ice gathers
on the pools, and a delicious sharpness
tingles in the air, in the clear light of
stars, darting their beans from tbe
zenith.
On such nights the mother rocks
her little catkins with the tenderness
the' first-born ever inspire. They are
synchronous with the first arriving
bluebids.—From "The Borderland of
Country Life,” by Augusta Yearned.
MASTERY
.A eCUgtelll yourself to master things
which you seem to despair of, for, if
you observe, the left hand, though for
want of practice, is insignificant in
other business, yet it holds the bridle
better than the right because it has
been used to it.
'We aro living at a time wired every
one thinks he is an authority on re-
ligion."—Dean of Westminl,ter.
A printed crepe silk in Patou tan
printed in balloon motifs in chartreuse
green whose extreme femininity makes
it a popular dunce for Spring as well
as for immediate wear.
It's youthfully becoming in moulded
silhouette, with' godets inserted in the
circular skirt to contribute fiuttry ful-
ness to hem..
It shows.directoire influence through
swathed effect of waistline, created by
shirred sides.
The flared cap sleeves are chic.
Style No. 3424 comes in sizes' 14,
16, 18, 20 years, 36, 38, 40 and 42
inches bust. •
Chiffon, sheer cottons and georgette
, suitable.
HOW TO ORDER1PATTERNS
Write your name and address plain-
ly, giving number and size of such
patterns as you avant. Enclose 20c in
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Pliilosoi111k is .tlLA 1L't and law ofI " " 4.03 p,nl, Peter, turned towaiid, the library I haVo l) (100nence to volna`YJii
Lite, and in tekohes us what to do i»,shelves • and found the book avns"lt i
Going North, depart G.42 P.m,' I Praise. •
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