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3 STRANGE MEN

By c. T. PODMORE

(‘IIAPTER XVII NERVE

.\Ir.~ Cordery. all excitement at the wire received from George P41“ lli.l.l pic-ruled herself post haste .i', L .‘IIlIIIll-.\l.I't‘t‘l. to consult \\'lll\ SJIIIIIJ.

"S ‘C1111’ pcmtb-"IOII of the cottage l

.it onccT-ihat was the itlllllllclllm-

And the question was -Hc\v{ "Sophie stiggesteti TOYKIIlKYS M

lice. Dvfrs. C"(lt."\' vrioctl

s "e the "o" l'I_‘ILTll_\' iieuiizii "ll" neiptul. Jlltl w 00H-

ccrileti iv .i inr iaie Is _af- IJIYn. Even Zes- tea-ibli- ivas the iuca liI.iIIt'l' ant: tlititghtcr should

L. it‘. Like eien tlit- .\li0l'lt‘rl ttmtlorari‘ e criiage. What \\‘.t- ,1 of? The uiilF mtiie 5t‘t‘lllt".i t.» be [lulici- Wilt‘ l mp-

. t tlillt-

..d ivitii .111 out-

ot which t1-

alrra \

Qi-

t iiiin "- is

ti every app

‘t. ‘IIII! Yet .~OlIIl‘.iU\\' he " nor iv

,-t)"m git-nil)‘ iinpixs .,, . S.

a» ‘had ext:

' shares the right, in one

.. l1‘>;.i.: this." Scphi.‘

..ii1.iit~i' iwtlii-iit y .m— auiiit-s ie didn't tit firs‘ - that llit‘ slntxrh will end ‘ '1‘ itiiit: lliut that ouulit to b1- is"

"It \v:;ii'd bl." liariltzg .i'i"..‘I.t‘(I_ l"'l’|iis i.< I/dltltli’). It, \\lll end iii the

[can t

t il' -—

‘ "01 course I'll go “I'm iniriuiicd. And I think I auriu with you about iliu- poicc, Why civc them a reason fur butting‘ in ivhat tilt-y L00 might

lflillll at? Secret ilaprrs Mburied treasure. It is not their L'tl<_"." Bar- linc lauziletl again. but instantly

excused himself. "What a litre. though!" he ailded. "Men fit out ships and sail awa_v. and have lost

money in thcinalizls. for the simple,

chance of it. Lives. too!" t "Yes. lives too.“ Sophie agreed. " "ea ire or not the starch Ls al-

w. rial enough. So is 1h “I understand perfrct said Barling "I (nit enter into ilnusual

things especiaiy the romantic. with the zest cf a I).')_\'. I shall. ui fact. quite bedeve in i’ fcr that reason."

Si) it was Barium‘ who answered the wire The trleuraiti was in his

iliit-kct. and he ivas going’ t0 see that no iii ‘i-lt-ll mi the cnrtriils of the hiu. at Tooting wa- likely lto happi-ii for want of tirapei‘

.\'"t'\'L*Illt\tlCE‘ by the police.

It was vary evriiiiic ivheii lie got ti‘~ere Nobody was about Curtains wt e drawn. 'l'h1‘rt\ was an air ni $.ii'l'12\\'Illl lOlIt‘lIllL“$ about the place, from \\'liIi'lI other houses sccined to Iiave grritped themselves a-zart.

I-lariinc let iIllII$-.‘lf in as if he lived there. GrQv light carnc iliiiilv through the Cllfltlilul and hert- and there a ray was on the flrizil‘ or up the wall. He stotid absorbing the utter quirttide.

Tilt-n he went itiistairs.

Dead siiince il't\fllil‘fl him. absolute stiYnc-s. save of the shadows that moved upon him in tie radius of a li'tle faslfirht he producctl. Tiicri- w' s a iziiitliiig alid

and

suite t-loserl doors If lit‘ lifl'l heard that lone ca“. of Geoffi y Par- niittrr — ere Cordcrv e you

ihere?"-he ttLglll have fancied It

- coming again with the quiet cpen-

inc of one of those doors. But the shrouded twilight that came through each as hr- niiciied it for sciutiny‘ conveyed no thrill of that sort It) .\Ir. Bariinuls nt"‘\'f*.\, I-Ie just listened to the methodical soft ptrcatl o! his nwii footsteps as he -re'urned stearlilyi and was deiber- ate slowness down the starts.

I arlini; unitolted a door that ad- ‘ ‘t d li.ni in th“

I'll!

saw qurire. .0 -IOCI("l p‘atc ttitli a bii "d flccj Part of thr- flour had lJ‘t"!l I'(‘"‘tll'(‘fl recently. Under-

neath the stairs wa" a lfack rtwess wivrc lay a few utirden loos The door leading outside appaarctl to

I Village Cottage FOR SALE

nfters fer p: 7 rcnm cottage rintaililng 1 n" garztrn lat,

at

nearby, nr at offici- nf KJ. d: Martin ln Charlottetown. L-32I2- *' "1 ‘l .

‘FARM Foiiisiitll: I

erlntalning I0 acres nt‘ land.

Iinusr. Thi- Interior

L-fl-l-ttI-T-27-Zt04I-2.

|llnder cullivat ml. TIII‘ IIIIIEIIITIKS are d eons st l II ng ti moms]

III t-xz-elknl. cnnilllloli iduelling house. mint

land mm] with elerirlr lght and s1 n-i-ruge. Watir systt-‘il in Iiziuse .allil tiarn. I- llltl‘ x 27‘. Ilen

i lii-use Ill’ x I

II. KL S. IlI-IMBIIYJC, RR (i cal (ierrge Street.‘ L-‘IZII-T-flfl-Jli-Zlt)

Iiave been left unbolted.

t He was reflecting on this, when the?) door opened, and a man in a U‘! y and a buttoned-up light over- coat stepped tn.

"Hallo! What are here?"

"That? replied Barllng. what.

I must ask of you. Who are you?"

Scotland Yard. What's

t "_0h. if that Ls the case. I'll ex- ‘zunf’ responded Barling. een asked by Miss Cordery

comeyover and see that the house

IS quite secure; Mr Parmttter has

sent '. wire about it. That's all. Ap-

parently it was not " "That's all right. If you want your

you doing

bird back. you leave the cage-door

open. What is Mr. Parmitter afraid of? Thieves?“

"That's it. I think."

"Where is he?“

"In Chattiaui, it appears.“

"He knew there is potlce observa- tion. Secms mighty urgent. How- wfll go itisiile."

.itaiil agreed Barling.

Hardy fastened the exit, and fol- lowed this unexpected visitor up 111i) the livi"g ‘com. "File detective switched on the light. Then he said. "You have not told me who you

are.’ Bar Ill card from his "Iarciiig at it. put it ' "Anytliin-g rise?" e iiic, won't you?“

g drew a

ii

wLIIII‘; t.e\v out his wa"e'. from lit‘ extracted a IIIIIIIIICI‘ of Tl ' he laid upon the table.

up rPYflffil saw that c xrcboratcd the card. and uhiicetl at uni-e \\'III(‘II tip- poured tsi hazi- been srreivrd up for " . but o.i st-Jontl thoughts pre- >L‘I‘\'E‘(‘I. It was an unaddresscd note. \v.thoi.i a sic-nature. It ran: "Frey-tie Markham will see you at II

Barliiig had foruutten this. He iraiched Hardy's face as he read the pant-r, btit i‘. gave no extraord- inary sign.‘ evrn as he said gently. "Ah! How do you explain this note?" l "I ilairt exifaiu it. I came across it a‘. Abiiigi-ifls Hotel, where I am stavlup ‘at present."

"Did (you find it in your room?“

"In a room that had been Oceuiijtti by someone else."

"Who was itiat?"

"A man named Rumley John

RIIIIICI)’ -ot' Bristol. I believe " “What number wasthe rocm?" "Number 104."

"Is he there new?"

“N0."

"Why sticwd you keep this note. Mr, Barling?"

"Way? Really I don't know.“ _

"I am asking,“ Hardy said incis- iv-ely,‘ because I happen to know something about I-“reyne and Mark- ham." v

"I don't." returned Baring; “and I didn't even read the note till af- tcrivards, Same bilsincss or other. I snow no more about what it was zhan you do."

H-aray shuggccl. “Perhaps less!" he returned shortly, "Are you BC- quaintctl with tilts man Humely?"

"1 have met him. I sh0ltld not rare to culhvate his acquaintance. A truck, I imagine."

‘Hm. Possibly. You're involved. you know."

Barliug put a. hand in his pocket.

"III-leis the ivire from Chilthalu. And tliis"~from another pocket- "is the key oi the house WIiiCh Miss (Jcrtlery LIIVC int- to come here."

Haroy ooked bathed by these crcdeniinls. “I'll keep this paper. anynoiv, and g ad of it. When we go from here you l1 be able to establish y. ir status no doubt. If there's anything more you can tell me, Mr. Barllng-"

“There's one thing- Rumel has

I gone from Abingers t0 The P grims

Tliv l-stalt- of (‘lirlstiiia .\IileQuer-n 'a‘.e sale lit-r compact

Orwell (‘ernt-l‘.

furnace. with harn. IIHIINIIIS" and wnnillmu e, all in lttiiitl repair; I."ms of furililux- Ill thi- |lrl"1t- (‘hurt-ll and srlitiiil in village. . II one mile tiistailt. Apply on premises, or to Peter I. Rililrlllzlfifilll

SMALL FARM at Mount Stewart- dwrll- lug Iiousr, barn. czlrngr, large lien ' of the Imus: is In .\’[IIl‘l1(II(I condition. A comfort- nlili- liamc for any interested party. A genuine ilargaln.

. II. K. S. IIIIJIDIINKI. K8 (treat (ii-urge Street, (‘liarliitti-tonlml

‘, illsn other building's: an.l [ix ran tli. FPPIIIS mi “nntrguel lllvt-r on lI'r main ri.atl about IILII‘

Hotel, but I don't know under what. name: it may be Boxwith Ask for him there."

Baixiiig could not: help but realize that this inevitable line of inquiry must bring things to light, which ivere at present outside Hardy's ken. But he wanted to be done with Hardy; for he had not yet satis- fied imseif that George Par- mittefs injunction was adequately nlct by the poice. Crime kept their ciuarry‘ away. Parmitterk interest. was different, It attract/ed.

Police or no olice, Baa-ling meant to pass the right In this house nvhrre murder had been done.

And. when Hardy had finally dcne with him, he did pass the niiiit there.

It was a teusely oppressive vigil. He Wits as if numbed with listen- iug._A biarkness like wet velvet was outstie. Heavy guests of rain beat (III the ivindows. and hour after hcur he could hear the murmur- " Atliét‘ of _tlie downfall. with a ‘ 2g. rushing undercurrent that: lit-i . . .with0ut direction and wi liuut end. ' In tile ilai-k quietucle of a corner iii the front room. out of any "'I_\' that might be flashed in.

:1 several times the ..il !l_'*l‘.'l£l of a tiolieeintin on ’t‘l 0t the path outside. He tie. ton. of some ‘on; ino- lnents when there cattle a lull. Or he dreamed it. As if it arose from the soddcn ground, he heard a very strange witiinperlni: sound; as if a man wept as h" mar-ed away‘. IIII- IVIIIQIIL of some torment of his scltl.

Nothing more,

To Be Continued

Stop at the “Chtlrchhill Rest Cabins" Heated and furnished. R.,~I

G. D. PARSONS.

‘ When in Amherst , Proprietor

‘Irléglhave been added until the

be Diggs, or it may |

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

1 9§8—Provincial

4

The Prince Edward Island Ex- hlbitton of 193s will be formally opened at eight p on Monday evening. August 15th, in the Paton lPavtlioii, where addresses will be ydetlvered by Hts Honor the Lieu- tenant Governor, Colonel George D. DeBbis. Premier Thane A. Carri-p- .bell and other notables. Months of preparation and a tremendous lot of effort will have culminated in iwhal is expected to be the great- est Fair of all time. Each year seems to witness steady improvement. in all departments of |thi.s popular Provincial Exhibition. New buildings. and new equlpnlien: pan thas been pr- i-"ically rebuilt in the ‘past ten years. This season s. new ybleasher has been built at the east end of the grand stand with ac- ‘commodatlon for 1600 spectators. It is very comfortable, the seats be- ing arranged at lust the right angle for restfutnes. At the south end there is a new and commodious r-estaurant to supply patrons for the grand stand. and in the rear 1s a ladies rest. room which is a much needed addition. The show horse stables which are ,destro,ved by fire at the close of ‘last year's show have been rebuilt with improvements to make them more comforiabe for horses and attendants. other repair work and improvements have been ma/de t0 stcck stabies. and the entire grounds Iiave been whitewashed and painted and the interior of the twain Building painted and re- decqrated. l The prize list has been revamped and at‘. that is out-cf-date has been discarded and the most mod- ern and utiitarian clases sub- stituted. The stock breeders have b2fn consulted freely in all changes, atso women. leading artists. and other ziuthoriites have been called in to . vise, itli the result that this year's Prize List which l.s is-

1

sued in a very attractive form is re- t

ceiving favorable comment. from all cnirscs of people and in increasees list of entries is expected.

l LIVE STOCK ENTRIES

l Live stock, Iiorses, cattle, sheep and stviiie, are the backbone of agriulturc In the Garden of the Gillf, and it is from these sources the Exhibition draws iLs greatest , support. Great interest centres In j the horse ring and cattle ring on . show (lays, and hudrcds a farmers ‘ together with their wives, spend hours closely watching the judges as they walk around the animals and make their selections. Nearly j {all of them are excellent judges , ithemselves and they or their nelgh- i bars are represented at some time In the show ring.

This year the horse judging will _be down In the new show rln {which was constructed on the 015 site last year. It l5_ about one-tenth of a mile and the turns have been banked up this year so that the horses can speed around at i; con- scerable rate hooked to vehicles or saddle. The horse show ring ts fenced neatly and presents an at. ltficiive appearance with its white ivith glean trimmings. Seating cap- acity for about 500 spectators is at the north end, where 5 perfect, view can be obtained of every movement iii the ring.

The cattle ring was much im- proved last season and the seating accommodation is probably one of the most, comfortable for spectators in the provinces. with its stand covered with canvass which makes the hottest (lay peasant. The fence background has been tinted buff color so as to remove the glare ivlicr the sun hits It. These stands with an accommodation of over a00_ are usually com letely filled. This year there will e more than usual interest in the cattle judg- lllk because of the presence of Senator Duncan Marshall, former IMInIster of Agriculture In the He - ‘burn Government, and a man w 0 |has had a very wide experience In various parts of the Dominion of Canada. Senator Marshall will Judge the beef cattle classes.

By the way, the matter of select- ing Judges is one that carries con- =51 erfl-ble responsibility. The man- wlgement. of the Provincial Ex- hibition feel that expense should

be no object. and that the most. ioutstanding Judges 1n the Domin- |Ion should be brought to the Gar- den of the Gulf, because this Ex. Iitbition is noted for bringing to- gether the best live stock in Carr. ada and therefore It,ts flttinF that proper persons do the judg ng so that when our exhlbftlors izo to the Royal Winter Fati- or other places, they will have the advantage of having appeared before men of equa‘ calibre to those who will place the awards at Toronto.

To a. person tinacqualntled with

the Province and its people It seems ‘strange that only 90.000 people and its small area could be capable of producing live stock that could compete against the larger prov- inces. but as s. matter of tact prize winners from the Prince Edward Island Exhibition can go to other fairs on ‘the mainland and to the zRjva‘ Winter Fair and win tn the ‘most se ect company lii the world. i1. was this ideal that the pro- imcters o." the Provinrlal Exhibition ihad 1n mind, namely, to develop lthe very’ best in this Province so tthat. th: stock brccrler and farmer

‘could reap their reward both in aelibvrmezit act‘ in do‘lar.s and cents. Certainly some of the g'ory.

I've grratne=s and fame that ‘s lhe Islands II‘ a SLCCII breeding cen-

Itre. can be credited to the Pre- vinciai Exhibitcy. The hots: and cattle cwsses this

year are expected to have a. total entry list tea-h ng nearly I000. Horses of various types WIII number more than 400 and this does not tn- clude the Riding Club horses or race horses. but the only standard breeds that are useful mound the farm and the general purpose horses young and otd. sheep. pigs. and poultry will have large uotus as usual and will be top spec me of the classes.

lthe greatest. Illumination east of

land jumping performances which

Exhibition—1938

MAIN BUILDING

This ls certalnl a beautiful structure, not; ma e of brick or stone for If 1c were It could not. I: such an architectural achlevemen: but constructed of wood with f attractively colored window: ' I fresh coat of muresco white, with tlntln s of oPOrto red. it stands 011i; vilfde y-an exhibition gem. Th interior has been decorated with artistic skill and an entirely new scheme ls used. Everywhere there is a profusion of colored bunting. Chinese lanterns. flags. colored‘ II hts. and ulI that the deft hand o? lm Interior decorator can devise to make It a thlllz of beauty as well as utility, for its purpose and existence is to dlsvlfly the fruits. flowers, dal products and -| dustrtal exh bits commOn to the Garden of the Gulf.

On the main floonhundreds of feet. of tables with separate com- ilartments have been placed to hold many exhibits. Flanking on at‘. sides are the booths occupied by‘

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