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"I found the taxicab driver who took Mrs, Ferryman to this house in the night," Summers went on. "She wore a long wrap, parted in from, and he saw the pearls distinctly when she paid him his fare. She was murdered on account of those pearls. There was no other motive,

"Tile murderer followed her to this

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RICE KRISPIES,

While vistflng for the first time the yrave of hi5 son, who was killed dur- ing the World tvar, George Howard, of England, was fatally injured in an

iiifomoblle accident near Arques, France, recently.

' “when that bank you had your money in toppled how did it affect

ou?" "l loo‘: my balance, too."

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Blackeye: Were you hora whan I just called that guy's bluff‘!

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ikill her, but we know how things

house. Probably he didn't intend to

happen, She resisted him, screamed for help, and he lost his head. To silence her he killed her, grabbed the pearls and started running.’ But . somethiiig'lnterrupted him-I haven't discovered yet what it was-before he could get to the door. Murderers get.

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The huge policeman drew his pis- tol from the holster and came to- ward the group at the table. The Plcaroons eyes narrowed. The steel jaws of the trap were closing. Prom one side of the table approached Summers, from the other Carrigan. Axelson stood at the door while Per- ryman looked grimly on.

"Get him, Garrison!” Summers cried,

The ploicemarfs heavy ~paw fell on the Picaroon‘: arm, but with an agile twist the quarry darted sway. The only direction that offered un- hampered movement was toward the comer in the back. It gave him but temporary respite, but each added moment of freedom might bring his salvation. Into the corner he sprang

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CHARLOTTETOWN

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND The Kentucky of Canada Charlottetown Driving Park’ and Provincial Exhibition RACING DATES _ TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY

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A panicky and do foolish things somc- i swung a heavy chair in front of him. times without realizing it. ‘and confronted his pursuers with s 1 “There he was. with the pearls in ‘ challenging and faintly mocking ‘ his pocket and his escape cut off, ss| smile. [he thought at the time. He dashed' "Idiot!" Summers snarled. “What ' into the library and hid the pearls do you think you are going to gain in the hole in the wall, meaning to ~ by that? Put the irons on him, Car- come back for them later." Summers rigan!" grinned compiacently. With a purposeful air the hi8 "Tonight he came back, and I wasi policeman drew a pair of heavy steel visiting for him. when ‘I found the,‘ links from his pocket, but the mas- ‘ pearls yesterday, 1 suggested to Mn; sive chair blocked his progress, with Ferryman that he let them remain in i his pistol in one hand and the man- the hole and that we keep a watch acles in the other, he sought to shove over the house. I convinced him i‘. the obstruction away with his ‘foot. was the quickest and surest way to "Careful!" Summer cried. "Watch catch the murderer of his wife." out!" 'I'he Picaroon meditated, There1 A very simple and yet quiiqe 1 were weak links in summers‘ chain i astounding act on the Picaroons part of reasoning. but 0n the whole lie had had 1psp11¢d the “mint cry’- made out a reasonable ease. He had merely taken a flat case “Now will you tell me." thecaptaln ‘ from his pocket and from it had ex- jabbed the words at him. "how you itracted a. cigarette. Now. with an knew the pearls were in that hole?" air or utter unconcem, he struck a The Picaroon smiled faintly. "I imflich, lighted the slender cylinder haven't admitted that I have the andbegsntosmoke, pearls," he protested. "You are ask-l Carrigan desisted and stared at ing many strange questions. Now let him, his lips dangling Open in sur- me m: one. How did the murderer prise. It w“ s most extraordinary ilmow there was a hole in the wall thing for a cornered man to do. . in which t0 hide the pearls? You tell ‘_ "It's s. trick!" Summers shouted. , me he had to hide them in g, hurry, : "I know this bird. He's full of tricks." lHe had no time to search. How did], "You B10 114101110115. 1'11? 11191111." lhe find the hole so conveniently? j said the Plcaroon. He held the cig- Are you in l, position to tell msfarette between his fingers and blew that?" » the smoke toward the ceiling. ‘fsurely "on." said Summers easily. "theyou don't besrudte me s clwttw- Picarooii has a special sense for queer , 1t may b! my 18-51." hiding places. He can smell them in‘ B"! 5111mm" W115 18911118 decidedly the dark." lqualmish. The cigarette did not look "You flatter him. One more ques- ‘ like 3115i 1m Willwrv cigarette io ‘ tion, please. You say something '11111'1- 39511168. 1'19 0110118111- he 88W flrlghtened the murderer, deciding a look of great intensity behind the him to get rid of the pearls HQpi/ICOTDBTCG man's mocking smile. And do you know? You haven't told us he had seen moninan apparently 1n- what frightened him. It merely fits hooent act of the Picaroons tum 0'11- your theory, doesn't it?" isurprisingly in the past. , For a moment Summers was non-i While four p811‘! 0f eves Stiff-ed plused. A doubting impression “m; got him the Plcaroon leaned lighliy into Ferrymoirs eyes, against the chair that served him "Something in that," he mumbled. o! a bulwark, and continued blow- "Your theory falls m pieces, Captain 1mg smoke with outward plwiditv- Summers, unless you can prove that ‘T110 1111111131117! 1111118 limPly 110111 the murderer had a good reason for lCarriganb hand. Summers’ atten- q-gdlng me pa“, in ‘ hun-ypi ltlon was divided between his pistol "Oh. my theory is all right, Theptnd the Picarooirs cigarette. Ferry- oillce on this beat knows that tnelmon appeared extremely iu at ease. house is unoccupied, excepg for gn‘AXSl-SDII. his shoulders hunched up old caretaker.‘ l-le has a habit of ; and 111$ 11°" 1111118 low. moistened trying the outer door when he comes ‘i his 11D! 111d iwilwd his fleck. '1'!!!” , by here on his rounds. That was of them had heard of the Picaroons jprobably what frightened m; mug- subtle little Lrickeries; one of them ‘had experienced them in a personal land humiliating way. us yet how he found tlie pearls so‘ And as he smoked. the Picsroonk easily." brain threw out thoughts as a beaten "True," Ferrymgn mufmurgfl’ mg limn from the fire throws out sparks.

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his hard accusing expression camejiie Was‘ in r10 mood i0 01110? 1110 back. "Perhaps you will tell us?" atupelaction created by his innocent The Plcaroon had had time m re- cigarette. It gave him a little time cover a part of his composure. "You 1 101' 010118111. but 111-! 1110118110! N- might ask Doctor Moffett," he iigimy [bounded against obstructions every-

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Iwill sell by public auction on my premises at Milton. on Thursday, August 1st, the following farm consisting of 10 acres, 50 acres clear and In high state of cultivation, 26 acres of hard and soft wood. near ehurchda. schools and one half inlle from Milton station. Crop, Stock and implements la follows:-

CltOPz-IS acres choice hay, 9 acres grain,

STOCIQ-I blood horse 10 years old, l horse 7 years old, 4 iullcli cowl. l furrow cow. 2 heifers 1 yenr old, 1 bull 3 onthn old.

lMPLEMENTSi-l McCorrnnck hay mower, l ten foot hay rake

_ tlhlrpe's,) 1 hay fork with 114 ft. of rope, 1 set disc. barrows, 1 get spring ._ tooth barrows, l set spike barrows. 1 single plow, l broad i-nat , i potato lulu. 1 potato lbllmll‘, i turnip pulpcr and alicen, 1 thick wagon. 1 track P010. vhtg wagon. 1 wood sleigh, 1. driving sleigh, 1 set lenfrew 11111 Bebe ‘ , too lbs. capacity, 1 turnip seeder, i grad BWIIQIGIIVIIIIDIIIIBIS, 1 new Williams le g

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suggested | where, and the spell might break any "Doctor—-who?" Summers barkgcl , moment 110W. He could lee 110 100D- oui, ‘ ihole. The Picaroonh star of luck ap- "1; l; very peculiar." 531d pen-y- I peared to have set at last. man thoughtfully. "The Mr. Dale] Again his eves i-oved about the who cfllgd h"; lug nigh; w" m“- - room, fixed briefly on Axeisonh low- in‘ {nqulflg “our, g “min 130cm,- ‘ ered face, and then be looked at Mme“, 1g m“ i; the “m, My, Summers" reddish countenance. Dale, as you seem to think, 1 am now "Thanks for the dellv." 1'10 111111‘- iiieiinea w believe that the inquiries 111111911 with a shrill. "I'm eniovlns were only s pretext." £1111 ¢1Il11¥1¢~"' "Of course!” Summers grunted with T1190 110 P11811011 9119 011111‘ B111! "He wg 1min; and stepped out from the corner. ‘mung gm- the peg]; i"; “in-lg Qh, Carrlgann chest heaved out as if to Carrigan," lie called u; the poun- form a barricade. The pistol in Bum- mers hand rose a. trifle higher. He

man at the door. "is that door locked?" was about w call a halt, but he de- "Yq glr," slated, Nothing the Picaroon might

"Well, put the key in your pocket and come hsrs. We're going to settle this little matter right now. Get your ‘an “My.

caught in the net. and there was a sportive instinct in Summers which wanted in us tbs quarrrs final.

' In order to devote my fail time to iuy fox breeding interacts, I have lecided to offer for sale all my stock. niaelain y, ate. attuned n; h“ loyalty. on Thursday. August 1st. at one o'clock sharp. coiuistiug of: l horses and 1 foal: I oows and lealvea, (good young Guernsey grades, lreabeusd); l0 liens: l cram separator, one trailer. am, spin; tooth and ' lat barrows; senflier, mowing machine, rake and seeder; driving, apron. hack wagons and cart: driving. box and wood aleighs; harnesses, saddle pfarai implements of all kinds; straw, stock of Springer Spaniel dograal ' retriever: sre most beautiful and kindest balsa dog and do not ehaae can or team ind now ready for training. . Terms made kaevsu at sale. ...-... Jfstormmsaloanint flue day following. 1d. A. IaeDONAI-I), Auctioneer.

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AND FRIDAY August 20th, 21st, 22nd and 23rd, 1929 (A Member of tlie National Trotting Association) ' . ALL OPEN CLASSES

1. Pree-Por-All Trot and Pace. open . Purse $100.00

2. 2.15 Class Trot, open . . . . . . . . . . . . PItneISOO-N

3. 2.20 Class Trot. open . . Purse $500.00

4. 2.23 Class Trot, open . . . Purge $500,”

s. 2.2a Class rm, open ............. .. Purse ssoooo

6. 2.14 Class Trot, 2.18 Class Pace, open Pilrsejiiifl-W

‘l. 2.25 Class Pace. open .. . . . . .. .. . Purse $500.00

8. 2.22 Class Pace, open .. . . . . . . ranyssooac

9. 2.30 Class Trot and Pace. Purse 8500.00 l0. 2.12 Class Pace. open . . . . . . . . . . .. . Purse $500.00 ll. Running Race, operi.. . . . . .. PurseflMJl 12. Running Race, open . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . Purse $150.00

The order of the program will be made so that if possible each horse can .

start in two races.

race, and $20.00 in Gold to the driver

meeting,

two points and fourth place one point. $10.00 in Gold will be given to the A $10.00 Gold piece w trotted during the meet and s. $10.00 fastest heat paced during the meet.

the fastest heat and Ten Dollars in

the fastest heat. _ Five Dollars in Gold will be

2.10 pacing that beats the

Every effort will be made to Entries close July 31

Write for Entry form. I

ooeve ‘*v 6912-7-26-51. land» in the fireplace. carrlgan made a motion with the steel links , Dis- gust and relief were written in suin- mers’ face. . "Summers," said the Picsroon gent- ly. "you are a blunderirig ass." The captain reddened and thrust- out his tophesvy head like a bellig- erent ox. "You have a genius for making a. fool of yourself," the Picaroon pur- sued. “But then you are a police- man, and the retina 01 1119 P011011 1°!‘ inieligerioe was never very high. You're ropelem. I have tried to edu- cate you, but it's no use. Why, you are such a perpetual duller that lf a. man lights a cigarette you think its, going to explode and blow your poor head ofl. Why don't you laukh at yourself?" "Oh, I'll laugh," with heavy sarcasm. "No, you won't, You will eat hum- ble pie. Well, here 1 am. Arrest me. Have your laugh. Mine will come 1ater." With s. slack and indolent gait the walked up to =11. Pflufllna only when the captain's automatic touched his inidriff. "But before you make the crown- ing mistake of your llfe," he said gently, “wouldn't you like me to show you the murderer of Mrs. Felrvman?" Summers uttered a hoarse bellow. Axelson lumbe ed forward. The Pica- roon had executed a sudden sprink- light and swift u a thought and now he seized Axelson by the scrufl oi the neck and with a powerful swing brought him so close to Summers that their faces all but touched. "Here is the murderer," he said calmly. "Look him over." Axeison squirmed and puffed and bloated. He was like a figure of straw in the Picarooni firm clutch.

"Him?" Summers chortied deris- ively. "No, Dale, that trick won't work, Pou're playing for time."

The Eicaroon. atll holding the serv- ant so close to Summers that their noses slmost rubbed ‘ “‘ , cast

said Summers

SPECIAL PRIZES FOB. DRIVERS AND OWNERS A special ribbon will be given to the owner of the winning horaein each

$10.00 in Gold to the driver winning meet. First place counts five points, second place three

ill be given to the Gold Piece to the driver driving the

Ten Dollars in Gold will be given to the caretaker of the horse trotting Gold to the caretaker of the horse ,

given to the caretaker of each horse winning a race in the trotting and pacing classes during the meeting.

Fifty Dollars iu Gold will be given to during the meet. Fifty Dolls-Ia track trotting record of 2.11% d “ horses best the above records then the awards go to the fastest hone. l! two horses tie for the awards the money will be divided equally. - have the track as fast and as safe as possible. st with J. W. Bonltfl. 5011111117»

winning the moat points during the second most points during the points. third pines

driver winning each race.

driver driving the fastest but

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the owner of the horse that boat! luGoldtoths ownorofthahoraa the meeting. In ease two

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JULY 27. 1929

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Entries For" ilew Annan Races Wednesday, July 31st 1929 $1050 Int Purses $1050

2.11‘ Tito-r mo m race-runs: mo,”

MAEGE DIRECT, 2.23%. Dr. F. C. Do

amass autiitsv. 2.14m. CoL o. nmgiuuliliwéoumygw ‘runny JACKSON, 2.1m, Wm, ‘Ioombg, y; - m, ‘"1 903-90" 553759113. 1.19. Dr. '8. Moliityre. ainrlottetowu LONGSET, 2.14%, l’. J. Conroy, Charlottetown.

PETER viiitnii, 2.1m, Neil Walker. North River. .

PETER WILL TELL. 2.15%. Tom Holmes, lilonctnn, N, B, MAJOR 8., 2.12%, Tout Holmes, Mouotou, N, B,

HAL TIPTON. 2.16, Harold Hannah, Bathiu-st, pr, B,

remit ‘rm: TRAMP, 2.1m, w. Fenwiek. Bathnrst, n, a, WATTS EDITION, 2.15%. Win. Trainor, Ms, Ryan. P. E. I,

l.“ CLASS (TROTi-PUESE $360.00

RUBY suntan, asst/l, William Clark, Sumnierslde, MAC TODD. 128%. F. B. MoLuine, Chlrloltctovm, JOHNNY WALLIJIS, Garden City Stables, t, lottetown, BRITISH-GINGER. 2.18%. George ‘MoNeiu, itensingnm,

CAPT. JACKSON, 2.20%. Chas. Chandler, Charlottetown. norms n/mvitsruu. 2.io, Col. n. a. MlcKlllnon, Charlottetown, BARITA AUBREY, G. W. l! , Monctou, N, 3_

PETER All-RIGHT. Good Time Stables. Moiictou hi. B.

PETER WILTON, Harold Hannah, Batliurst, N, B,

2.30 TEOT. AND PACE iMlXEDb-PUBUE $300.00

WORTIIY SET, Garden City Stable, Charlottetown, LOUIE SET, Garden City Stable. Charlottetown, LACOPIA LASS, Blair Andrews, New oiusowr. s. t. LOUISE COLORADO. Capt. Bead. Borden. JACQUELINE, Harold Muinliy, Remington. DOROTHY E., John A. Murray, Clyde River. MICKEY AUBREY. Cari Weeks, Aiberton,

GOLDEN PETER, G. W. Ho , Moncton, N. B. JAMES AUBREY, Good Time Stables. Moncion, N, B, PETER ALLEIGIIT, Good Time Stables, Moncton. N. B, BILLY COPE. Claude O'Brien. Alberton. _ MAC TODD, 2.26%, F. R. MeLnl ue, Charlottetown.

Running Race will appear later. ' Eaten are conducted on the three heat plan-every heat a race, emu makes for more thrilling races-and give the spectators n better run for tlieii money. , A 51196151 Tl‘!!! 101V“ 311811001610 wit wth race horses and passengers t, 0.00 o'clock A. M. Proportiouate low fares ‘from intermediate poluu. Returns after the races. ' . This promises to be the biggest and best of all the big races held at Nu Auuaii. The ‘ kind of ' " "y ’. .

SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS

W. S y. (Aer 1; Charlottetown Pipe Band; Pari-liiutiisli Midway; Will Harvey. (Violin); Root. Weeks, (Step-dance); Special bum; bout; Several young ladies in special Highland dances. All the attraction: which have made New Auunu Races famous in the post-sud the“ some, Burlesque boxing bout between K. 0. Jon O'Brien and the champion u the South Sea Islands. -