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September 9th.

it is Hallidayht idea. to hold an-

other seance, using »Cameron’s oom- {ing as the excuse for it. I gather that ihe believes that, under cover *of th Beance, another attempt

:may be made to secure the incrim- nnating evidence left in the house,

llllllll SALE

(OF STOCK AND CROP

I am authorized by J. Brenton

Diamond, wut cove Hess, te sell far him on November ath. at one #sleek sharp me sewing stock, and erop.

9'l‘0CK-1 driving horse, Colonel

-Waltz, 6 years old; 1 milch cow 5 Yilre. due to freshen in February; 1 mlieh cow 5 years, due to freshen first od May; 1 mllch cow 8 years, duo to 'freshen in April; 1 mllch cow 6 years due to freshen in May; 1 holfer 2'/3 years in milk; 2 helf- are 1'/2 years, 1 steer 1'/2 years, 1 Steer 1% years, 1 bull calf 10 moe. pure bred Ayrshire, 1 eslf 4 mn. Z sheep, 1 ram, 2 Yorkshlr¢ breed

sowe, 5 young pigs. 7

chop-°QUlFlil\y Of hay by ton,

quantity oi' grain In sheaf, 300 bus. Fld potatoes, 500 bus. turnlpa, also quantity of apples.

TEiRM.S-~All tum; of $10.11) and

under oooh. over that amount 12 months credit on an approved joint notes. 6% off for cash. 1

ALEX. MCRAE,

Auctioneer.

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PRIVATE SALE

One of the beet Dairy Farms un

the island comprising 215 a¢.»,,_ 150 N08". balance lumber and ifirewoed. Only 4 miles from Charlottetown, JV; from Unon Station. All land in high state of cultivation being a

lllry farm for years. Well fenced Sf and watered. Orchard. good dwell- 7° In-1, all new out-buildings. ylealiy fa

Oltuatod for potato growing. T¢|¢- Phone connection. will sell all or part. Apply on premises

WM. CARROLL,

East Royalty.

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We, the undersigned hereby give notice that all shooting is forbid-1 den on our properties at Pownal after November 1st, 1928.

Signed i

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Not that liie says so, but his ques-

Y tions concerning the sounds I

f heard in the hail during the second

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seance point ln that direction. '

"Tihis herbal odor you speak of,

Skipper," ‘he asked. “was that be- fore you heard the movement out-

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rside. | "Some time before. Yes. But

room; the sounds were beyond the door." _ _

“You don't connect them, then?" "i liadn't thought about lt, but

I don't believe I do."

"Did you hear any footsteps?" lliutl to consider that. "Not

footsteps; tlieie was a sort of 'scraping alollg the floor.”

"And the moment you spoke this

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cept that; I do not require proof of lt. - . . . \Pl¢-'ture us. then, that evening of

_J ,noise ceased-_»~» ' September ltltb, when the Journal

FUMING WHEN HE LEFT --yesy ends, waitlIig_‘ for we knew not' nyou _.,_ 3|. d hi h' d h _ The whole situation is baffling What: Jane picking up her'tapoSl|‘Y

f 3 :‘_ m' C H an e in the extreme. I cannot ignore ‘md P““"5“g it d°W" “Sami Edith

3° """"‘° W 'n he ""7 the fact that tlhe seances were ro- 9°Wde’i“g iw" “Use with hands

.I 1 . P . Vee, he iightni a cigarette and posed by M,.s_ Lmngsmne, that it that shook in spite of her best ef-

:that Livingstone himself wus ub- ‘seut that second night. presuiniib-

°"f °ff .U°‘~`/ind out clouds ol‘was she who left the ihali door un- 19"” _Hamdw af- the T“ih'°ad ffm' smoke.” [bolted -at llhe ‘second sitting, or UU" ‘With the CBT W meet Cumemni

iind off in the woodland. where tho red lamp of the light-house

__:.»_.- ~ ~. -~__-_= ny iii. At the same time. if was flwshell its danger slznel every ten --I-T-'T-v-* Livingstone 'who indirectly advised Seconds from me end °f Robin* _~;==~_”€`-:vc - me ilgriinst the business. 5°”'5 Pmm- G"9¢’“°“gh and il half _-:::;_ E ;,; --Let lt Mona'-1 qw warned m0_ dozen officers. _

efiiv. ~'~ #3-_+L

1"Let well enough alone."

iPicture, us, too. when we had all

,,.»-\ ,,_*'-“Et _ f- so fm. as Haujdny is com,e\.ued_ gu_thei'eil3 Cameron. wilih his hand i'___{-.x *; "_. ' it is clear that ho dogg not like wp still baiidaged. presented to the :'1'ifli~‘i`{`51-3 V idea of another seance. but feels ‘lmnlatls Deisonae ‘-if the D183' *md -‘-» o that it is necessary- He assures QYQUIE @3011 ""9 in Ulfll Shl'BWdlY¢

_ii If _,__ '_ /|_i\\ me ,the Dance Wm be on ,h,md_ 1n_ Mrs. Livingstone garrulous and 1./,,,_ ._ lame and outside the h,,uSe_ but he uneasy; and Livingstone it sort of

4" ‘““‘°""'\ ‘does not minimize the fact. that WHXY While and WMI 3- UNVOUS

SOLID COMFORT

there will be it certain risk, and that he drcatis taking Jane und

trembling Iihnd never observed be- fore. 1()f us all, only Halliday

Bdh: You may talk about your lgqllfll mm ll_ seemed natural. Anil Hayward,

COUl..DN'T PRODUCE THE SONG

Wiflcr I saw' a charming dress

W. E. SMITH today that I could get for a song.

A. G. MORRE LOCKE JONES c J. R. BROWN

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Thanksgiving Poultry; Wanted

Ducks, Chicken and Fowl ferr]

Thanksgiving. Il you have any Poultry ready to market please get, in touch with us. '

The Harris Abattoir Company, Ltd.

CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. l-

IMPORTANT POULTRY P

1 We want large quantity live

Ind dressed Chlckehs and n Fowl. Also dressed' 'Geese and Ducks for Thanksgiving

ordere-

NOVBMBER FIRST T0 FOURTH

Also buying live and dress-

nectlona in all markets where P. E. I. Poultry le sold.

we specialize in Poultry. Ship your Poultry to

F. J. HOLMAN

224 Great George Street

Hubby: But, my dear, really you an’t sing. \

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Special prices on Turkeys, Geese, i ‘tg

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owinotine SEAS "

can let il. go, and turn loose' on the world a cruel and deadly idea which may go on claiming victims indefinitely." He made a small_ gesture. "Oi-we put into the oth- er side of the scale all we have in the world, and lihen.~" He pulled himself up- “There'a only possibly danger," 'he sold. “Unless things siilh there should bc very little."

'Ilhc same list of those piesent as

before. There is an unconscious

Hayward and Livingstone, but per- 3 lisps I ain over-watchful. I1 I darcsay, ithiis, placed botwccn my duty and my fears] I shall do "J

Hayward or Livingstone is once iurc to -be allowed access‘ to the 9

*or less favorable -to what is to be done. illut which one? . . . .b

have telephoned Canicron. and liclb will cunic out to-niorrow night. 1D

Ilslilday has taken every pose-1

ible precaution, as to to-night. As 11

eciiled not to place Grocitoiighll

hat room, whldb rings in the kit-'l

he garage, wilth a buzzer. When 1

eam heat and hot water heat, but -llys llkc lhlgy- lm ,uid w_,|,,y' natural becziiisc lic was iicvcr at r solid comfort give me an old- fgellng palm-ully fuldwol-d5_ --ln ease.

""°"°“' °P°" 9"""*° ""9: ia sense. you and I are at the part-

‘ing of the ways in this thing. We

l\Vhat *Cameron made ol' it I do

not know. Very probably he saw in us only a group oi' sensation- seekers, excited by some smrill contact with a world beyond ou-r knowledge, and if lic felt surprise :vt all, it was that Iliad joined iihe ranks.

He himself did not appear to

take the matter seriously. He made i_t plain that he had come in tiliis manner at my request; tha. his own methods would he entirely differ- ent. »\Vhen Edltih. I think it was.

emDhu_._,.)-,S plwed by Halliday on asked him if he made any prepar-

tlon for such affaiivs, lic laughed nil shook lliis ‘heiitl. “Except that I isoiiictiiiics tzilto

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cup ol coffcc n keep nic awake! ’

niy duty. ~l perceive that cillherlhe “alll-

‘On the way up the drive, 1 walk- d with Llviiigstonc, Why, I fhniil-

n house, and under conditions more ll' k"°W» excel” that he Seemed ‘U

drift toward me- Ile never spoke

ul. once, and it seemed to me

Lmmy I have mme my du.ly_ llliztt he was surveying thc siiriib-

cry and trees, like tt nianwlio :nis- ected a trap. Once-he wits on

'A ;s|._1_l‘.,. I -. _ 1'” ‘my left-I was aware that lie ‘iiad_ ` Septelllbel- 1(ylh_ipirt his hand to his ‘liip pocket, anil‘

was so startled that I stumlilo1l‘ nd almost foil. I knew, as con-

ig our slow progress lolviird inc

ml pls Olffgm-,.Luml1l alley ll". sll. main lion-sc. und so lense were his ling begins. Halliday has tlierc-n0l‘V@S llllil- lllel’ Sulllldetl likii tl fore today connected the bell from 'Cll1`S9~

,is lias’boen ofir custom to go over fiilently as llllavc ever( known uny-

° \\ the house before eadli seancc. and tiling, that 'ho had a revolver tliom.

\\, ® ' as Cameron may dn this will. lm. "Careful, m-an,” he said.

iisnsul tiioroiighiiess, it has been 'H1056 Were WS. 01115' W01`l|-“I illlf-

_rl

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-Cameron and Edith were leiidiiig,

hen, to o. temporary extension ln and I could ihear lier talking, carry-

ng on valiantly, although us it

the lights, are lowered, lm wlll turned out she knew better than

ouch the bell, and Grocnoiigh is any ot' ‘uS. GXCUDL Halliday. 1110 hen ilu smuggle his men lnteriible poseilbiiltitm ahead. liay-~

iiind on another occasion she had

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es oinekm. and Fowl deny _ *__ __ .ff

i till end ol' Poultry season. “"~';7§j_`_,.. . _

Highest prices paid on /I////1'7

quality basil. Special prices // 'ff

for crate fattened stock. Con- I

Old Lady (looking up from pa.

er): Our oceans must be dwind-

ling. William. g-:fling :mailer and changes Cameron may suilitest. in

mailer all thc time, 0

Hubby: Thsit ean't be, my dear. O. L.: it says here they'rc dry ow twelve miles out.

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"You :'~?:y I'c lv: :nc f-'i~1f"

among thr fgirlr. nov.-i"

"No, he cn~|¥rin't l‘1r‘ iii ir

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Professional Cards

Mark R. McGuigan B. A.

IAIRIITER, BOLICITOR, ITC. Money to Loan Clmemn Bieok,Char|ottetown,P.E.L

Graduate of N. Y. Poet Graduate lledloal School and Hospital Praotloa limited to Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Testing Eyes and supplylnpxllaeeee Office, Bayer Building Great George Ctreet Olllee Hours-9 te12.90, 11| ts I

McDonald & McPhee

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I. A- leDONAl..D.,. H. F. lehltll

laelleeere, Attorneys, lest 1

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througih miie kitchen. , While no one can say what

ur 'previous mclthodrs, illlalllday 'iiiuginca he will ask ns at first to proceed as usual. in any oveiit, I ani to sit its near tliio switch as possible. and when Halliday calls for l1igh'ts. aiu to be rcadyto turn tlleni on. . . .

8:30 rlvc1i'y'tliiiig is randy. But. l

am concerned about llnillriay. lies ho some apprehension about ‘his own safety to-niglht? ~

'He came an hour or so 'too early

to start with the car for Cameron, and borrowing pen and paper, wrote a. long colnniunication to Hemingway. Wha't is in it I do not know, but ho took it with liini, to mall on iliis way to the station. i (‘I<JN~D OF WR. 1’0It'1‘.I~)Il‘S .iouivNA1i5

1 CONCLUSION

1 ‘(`liapl_er l

'l`ii1- .louiiull takes ui up to the

uveiiiug of September 10th, 1922. it wiie to the fourth and last trag- edy of that summer, which filled the itex-t day‘s papers, that little Pcttlngill referred, in the conver- .sntion recorded in the introduction of this Journal. ‘ It wit-.4 with tlhis tragedy thait, as Pctitinglll said aggrlevcdly, the story "quit" on them. And llllll it dilt. We felt. then that the best thing to rio. under tihe clrciimstanc- es, was to ict it rest. Once more, de niontuis nil nisl bonum. | There was nothing Ito be gained by giving the story to the public. and much to be lost. At that time. lt is to he remembered, a wave ofsplrltualism, or rallher spir- ftism. was spreading over the country; it was still filled, too, with post-war psycliopaths. The very nature of the experiment which had been tried was of 'the sort to seize on the neurotic imag- ination, and set. it a-flame It was noi, considered advisable to ai- low it publicity.

Now, of course. things are dif-

ferent. 'I'.lie search goes on, and perhaps some dey, not by this meftzhoil but by some iegltimdee and scientific one. survival may be proved. I do not know; I do not -greatly care. After all, I nm s

wiiril walked alone and behind us. this rubber soied shoes making no sound on the drive. It made me uneasy. somehow; that silent pro- gress of his; it was steiiltliy and dlscoiiceitlng. And I think Liv- lngstoiio left it so too, lm' ini stop- ped ence and turned around.

Yet. mt llho tinic, as between the

two mon, my suspicion thai, oven- lni.: certainly 'pointed iio l.i\'lng- stone. Not. to go into tho I-riioity of my ignorance, it cruelty which I now understand- but then bitterly resented, Iliad had botili incn im- der close observation during the time we waited for Cameron. And it had seemed to me that Living- .-itoiie was 'the more uneasy of the twn. Anotilier thing which I re- garded its highly significant was his asking for water jiiwi before wc loft the Lodge, und holding the glass with n trembling lliiiiid.

And, us l't1dialil»ens. it was that

vcry glass of water which cryelaf i'/.oil my siisplclops. The glass und the ilinnll which held it. For thc hand was at small and wide one, with it I-rliort thumb iind ii bent little fingor!

Fi-om that time on, my inlnil was

mciised on Livingstone. it milled about. seeking some explanation. I could see Livingstone in the cane plainly enouglli; I could eco him. pursuing with old Bethel the "sin- ister design" to which Gordon had referred, but to which I had no key. li 1.~<11iifi me mm, with hi-.11 know- ledge of the country iv-iliig that knowledge ln furtherance nf that idea which my Uncle Horace had termed ri menace to society in gen- eral. With the swlftiiei-is with wthllch thought creates visions, l could even see him hailing poor M-aggie Morr’son in the storm! and her stopping her truck when she recognized fhim. > .But I could not see him in con- nection with Euifenla Riggs and her bowl of putty- Strange that I did not; that it required .lene‘s smelling salts for me to find that connection. A smell green glass bottle, in 1Edit.h's room. used as e temporary paper weight on ber desk.

Ae I say. my suspicions were of

I/ivlngstone. during that strange walk up the drive. Hut I had by no

Christian. and my faith is built

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[ak witib a curious stealth, and

I-,Kiln an uneasiness that somehow. itinou-t _worite. Wlllmuulceted it- eaeif to me. _ ` `

3 All emotions are wa es, I dare- 'aey, I caught the contaglnn of fear from him; desperate, deadly 'lean , i' And once ii`1‘tihe house, my sus- picions of him increased rather. _than -diminished. F¢?'one thrngp Jie offered to take Cameron through the house. and on Halli-. day’s ignoring that, and going off with Cameron himself, was dis- tinctly surly: He remained in the hail at the foot ot' une stairs; ap- parenly listening to their progress and gnnwlng wt his fingers.

Watching him from the den, I

saw him make a move to go up the stairs, but he caught my eye and abandoned fthe idea.

lt was then that Jane felt faint,

and I went back Ito the Lodge for bei' smelling salts. . . . .

'Ilhe letter, undoubtedly the let-

the police, was lying open on Edithl.-i desk, under the green bottle, and as I lil‘ted1_iihc salts ll. blew to the floor. I glanced at it as I picked- it up. '

(To Be Continued.)

Major G. J. Crosby Is

Suing For Divorce'

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30-Hound-_

ed out of the United States consul-i ate service because his wife want-, ed the night, jazz life of the big cities and could not conform to the calmness and monotony of living at_ Cliurlottetowii, Prlnco Edward Is-i land, is the defense of Major J. Crosby, on trial in criminal court here -for non-support. l The wife. Lena, formerly lived at

Delaware City, Del., and again took up her residence there when Major Crosby is alleged to have deserted her at Charlottetown, four years ago.

According to ‘Cros‘by's testimony,

after the separation. he obtained a $2,000-a-year job with the Chase

National Bank, New' York, but his .wifs’s complaints forced him from that position as they had done in tho oiisc of his consular job in Can- adii after served -the United States government in diplomatic poets for Zi) years.

Jealousy over another woman is

1alleged by Crosby to have caused his wife to file with the American s-tate department charges against her husband while they\ were at pi-lugs Edward Island.

'Major Crosby testified his wife

made life agony for him at Char- lottetown by her ins-lstance that he nbtnln the aid of a powerful United States senator. unnamed to have him transferred to a. city where there was more entertainment. The

‘major charged fthat lMrs. Crosby lhad become so intoxicated on one

occasion in the Queen hotel, Chur- iottotown, that 'ho 'was forced to remove hor from the dining room.

appeared "in a disgraceful condi- tion" on_ the streets of the PrinCc1

by Mrs. Crosby when she testified.

seven letters written to ilic major W b one woman and that these she

'Crosby said he had enlisted as ct _

out of it a major_ _but disabled.

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