psi
Copyright
by
Public
Ledper
INSTALMENT
XXXVIII
(Contfnaed)
cosily.
a
long
time.
The
first
hint
of
He
dian
t
cornice
in
any
one
about
what
he
thought
that
track
..
?
Effc.k
JU6
say
something
to
Mr."
6ewiK
about
being
on
the
point
of
making
sure.
That
was
FAINT,
DIZZY
SPELLS
Had
To
Sleep
Propped
Up
In
Bed
lira.
Norman
Bishop,
Salisbury,
N.B.,
writes:
"I
was
troubled
witA
faint
aad
ditty
spells
and
wbea
I
would
11
down
I
would
Buffer
terribly
with
CtDOt&eriag
spells.
I
got
so
bad
I
bad
to
sleep
propped
up
ia
bed.
"My
doctor
said
it
wa
ray
heart
and
nerve,
and
that
I
needed
a
good
heart
tonic
"I
was
advised
to
taka
and
I
lad
not
taken
one
"box
when
I
eonld
lie
down
and
sleep
like
thfld.
"
Price,
90a,
a
box
at
all
druggists
and
dealers,
or
mailed
direct
on
receipt
of
tptt
by
The
T.
Milburn
Co.,
Limited
Toronto,
Out
was
got
into
the
house
id
to
Bauer
watch
by
Mr.
Wade's
bedside
by
Mr.
Thesiger.
Mr.
Wde
was
-unconscious
then,
and
his
fingers
were
probably
pressed
rcarbd
the
glass
and
the
knew
Mr.
Wade
had
been
working
on
and
reached
the
same
result
namely
that
Mr.
Thesiger
was
the
man.
I
fancy,
too,
thai
he
was
be
trayed
in
the
same
way."
c
"You
mean?"
f
Through
Miss
Loraine
Wade.
Mr.
Wade
was
devoted
to
her
I
believe
he
hoped
to
marry
her
she
wasn't
really
his
sister,
of
cotuse
and
there
is
no
detmt
that
he
told
her
more
than
he
should
have
done.'
Just
before
they
both
went
down
to
But
Miss
Loraine
Wadwas,
devot-Ohimneys
for
that
week-end.
Asied
body
and
soul
to
f&o&yisiger.
you
know,
Mr.
Wade
died
there
(She
would
do
anythingljte4d
her,
apparently
from
an
overdose
of
a
She
passed,
on
the
inflkuratlon
to
sleeping
draft.
1
seemed
straightforward
enough,
but
Mr.
Devereux
did
not
accept
that
explanation
for
a
minute.
He
was
convinced
that
Mr.
Wade
had
been
very
cleverly
him.
"In
the
same
way,
later,
Mr.
Devereux
was
attracted
to
her,
and
proobably
warned
her
against
Mr.
Thesiger.
So
Mr.
Devereux
in
tarn
put
oat
of
the
way
and
that
some
was
silenced
and
died
trying
to
one
In
the
house
must
actually
be
i
send
word
to
the
Seven
Dials
that
the
criminal
we
were
all
after.
He
came.
I
think,
very
near
confiding
in
Mr.
Thesiger,
for
he
certainly
had
no
suspicions
of
him
at
that
his
murderer
was
Mr.
Thesiger.'
"How
ghastly,"
cried
Bundle.
"If
I
had
only
known."
"Well,
it
didn't
seem
likely.
In
founded!"
'
Cup
of
Further
Explanations
secret
of
the
Seven
Dials
without
s
letting
Mr.
Thesiger
in
also
and
that
would
never
do.
It
all
suited
Mr.
Thesiger
very
well,
of
course,
for
it
gave
him
a
bona
fide
reason
for
getting
himself
asked
to
the
VRIL
every
day
helps
you
eep
the
lu
away
Bovril
builfls
Strength
without
fat
easier
for
him.
Wa?
a
J
way
i
floated
bll!
con-
OUl
Bint
taking
'FruK-
ves
feel
11
Ke
new
ioman.
perfect
health.
CoosttpatkMl
;
i
S
of."
--
Muriel
.r-1-
ar.
Mortr-M.
(
and
womco
write
-
la
constipation
and
Hver
r
uj
ended
ovemignt
wun
-irure-a-tlv?s."
BAicuasesa.
indigestion,
h
wtbura.--
gas
-
vaaicb
like
magic.
Tldr-v
'
and
bladder
lll.
pain
In
back
fa
amy
quick.
Nerves
quiet.
xauM
sleep
at
caee.
Rheumatism,
rrunUgic.
rcurltu.
sick
tocadaehe.
decamp
In
srhtj.
Oompierloo
clears.
m
r!
i.a'uri'-,
srenrest
remedies
rcmWrrt
in
rsr:dy
"tablet.
Marvelous
discovery
by
famous
Cnnarttan
doctor.
Speedy
results
soiaae
aU.
Quit
being
sick,
tired,
weak.
Get
"Frult-a-tlves"
from
drugglM
today.
that
our
erook
would
gc
for
Herr
Abbey,
which
made
things
much
"I
didnt
inspect
him
mysetf
tr
jtert
a
invention
it
I
"I
may
say
that
the
Seven
Dials
nao
was
wn
i
neara
wnai
r.
wt
on
our
B.
wasn.t
alwady
a
warning
letter
ZT
An?
TT
.abie
to
do
much.
As
I
say.
Mr.
The-
to
Mr.
Lomaic
That
was
to
insure
took
them
to
NaturtJlr.B
i
raeanj,.
admtatttered
the
fatal
dose
his
applying
to
me
for
assistance,
that
Mr.
Derereux
was
trying
to
.
send
wont
to.
Mr.
Thesiger
that
the
Seven
Dsatehad
killed
him.
That's
what
the
voids
seemed
to
mean
on
their
face
valae.
But
of
course
I
Jaw
that
that
couldn't
be
so.
It
was
the
Seven
Dials
that
Mr,
De
vereux
wanted
told
and
what
be
wanted
them
told
was
some
thing
about
Mr.
Jimmy
Thesiger.
The
thing
seemed
incredible,
he-cause
Mr.
Devereux
and
Mr.
Thesiger
were
close
friends.
But
I
remembered
something
else
that
the
thefts
must
have
been
committed
by
some
one
who
was
absolutely
in
the
know.
Some
one
who,
if
not
in
the
foreign
Office
himself.!
was
in
the
way
of
hearing
all
its
chit-chat
And
I
found
it
very
hard
to
find
out
where
Mr.
Thesiger
got
his
money.
The
income
his
father
left
him
was
a
small
one,
yet
he
was
able
to
live
at
a
most
expensive
rate.
Where
did
the
money
come
from?
"I
knew
that
Mr.
Wade
had
been'
very
excited
by
something
that
he
had
found
oat.
He
was
quite
sure
that
he
was
on
the
right
track.
easily
enough.
Later,
when
every
so
that
I
should
be
able
to
be
on
the
'
one
was
asleep,
a
bottle,
glass
and
spot,
in
a
perfectly
natural
man-empty
chloral
bottle
were
placed,
ner.
I
made
no
secret
of
my
pres-
ence,
as
you
know."
And
again
the
Superintendent's
eyes
twinkled.
"Well
oostenatbly,
Mr.
Evers-
bottle
so4hat
they
should
be
found
Heigh
and
Mr.
Thesiger
were
to
di-
there
If
any
questions
should
arise
I
dont
know
what
effect
the
seven
clocks
on
the
mantelpiece
made
on
Mr.
Thesiger.
He
certainly
didn't
let
on
anything
to
Mr.
Devereux.
All
the
same,
I
think
he
had
a
bad
five
minutes
now
and
again
thinking
of
them.
And
I
think
be
kept
a
pretty
wary
eye
on
Mr.
Devereux
after
that.
We
don't
know
exactly
what
happened
next
No
one
saw
much
of
Mr.
Devereux
after
Mr.
Wade's
death.
But
it
is
clear
that
he
work
ed
along
the
same
lines
that
he
vide
the
night
into
two
watches.
Really,
Mr.
Everslelgb
and
Miss
St
Maur
did
so.
She
was
on
guard
at
the
library
window
when
she
heard
Mr.
Thesiger
coming
and
had
to
dart
behind
the
screen.
"And
now
comes
the
cleverness
of
Mr.
Thesiger.
Up
to
a
point
he
told
a
perfectly
true
story,
and
I
must
admit
that
with
the
fight
and
everything.
I
was
distinctly
shaken
and
began
to
wonder
whether
he
had
bad
anything
to
do
with
the
theft
at
all,
or
whether
we
were
completely
on
the
wrong
track.
There
were
one
or
two
suspicious
curcumstances
that
pointed
in
an
entirely
different
direc
tion,
and
I
can
tell
you
I
dldna
ten.
"I
found
the
burnt
glove
in
the
fireplace
with
the
teeth
marks
on
it
and
then
wellI
knew
that
I
had
been
right
after
all.
put,
upon
my
word,
he
was
a
clever
one."
"What
actually
happened?"
said1
Bundle.
"Who
was
the
other
man?"
i
(To
Be
Continued
Tomorrow
I
TOTALS
IN
CRIBBAGE
Individual
Scorers
of
C.
N.
League
Are
Announced
were
as
follows:
It.
rYC
CTOa"
"
m"
I
Canadian
National
Recreation
MX;wBUWttoeafUIAeation
Crlbbage
Leagee
indl-at
the
Abbey.
You
win
remember
.
vkKlftl
far
saaon
how
awkward
it
was
especially
awkward
for
Mr.
Eversleigh
here.
You
and
Mr.
Thesiger
were
hand
in
glove.
Mr.
Eversietgh
had
already
been
embarrassed
by
your
insisting
on
being
brought
to
this
j
place,
and
when
he
found
that
you
(had
actually
overheard
what
went
!
on
at
a
meeting,
he
was
dumb
To
be
included
in
wis
table
a
player
must
have
won
at
least
30
Team
Ttl.
H.
SkatteboL
Station
,
53
T.
A.
Tennessen
Spare
man
JO
A.
Mcintosh.
Freight
Sheds
49
J.
Mair,
Station
49
J.
Simpson,
Drydock
49
A.
L.
Heltby,
Freight
Sheds
48
The
SuoerititeBnt
n.uH
and!.
L.
Sandlson,
Drydock
48
DeIkman-
OenttaX
Of
flees...
.48
a
twinkle
came
into
hU
eye.
,.E-
-sa
wm
i.
Lad
law.
t
.H.
E.
James.
General
Offices
.......47
dre-amed
Wsuehathmgbemg
bos-
T-.
W
Fve
tyPMH
.
.
:
P
A
RnnH
fiar
tVnarfmmt
4HI
e
xou
pui
one
over
on
me
mere
"
ctoell,
250.
&ll
rtnv
c5t.
ivso
v-
p-
Jenner-
Frelht
Bh9dt
"Well,
Mr.
Eversleigh
was
in
a
di-lE-
lemma.
He
couldn't
let
you
Into
the
I-
luilocn'
r
eparunem,
v
z,Dura,
iauon
A.
King,
Station
44
F.
E.
Wermig,
Locomotive
Shops
43
J.
W.
Bond,
Car
Department
43
R.
W.
Sherk,
Car
Department
..-42
J.
Wynne,
Station
40
A.
E.
Dickens,
Locomotive
Shops
40
IN.
Dalgish,
Freight
Sheds
...
29
W.
Reid,
Car
Department
-..38
I
J.
Baker,
Drydock
21
3.
KHpatrick.
Freight
Sheds
iff
!
E.
W.
Tucker,
Car
Department
....36
J.
Norton,
Station
-341
I
J.
A.
Teng.
Locomotive
Shops
..
.33
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
riFTII
ItOUND,
ENGLISH
CUP
Replay
2)
'
Nottingham
Forest
3;
Sunderland
1.
THIRD
ROUND
SCOTTISH
CUP
Replay
Leigh
1;
Falkirk
1.
Airdrleonians
nil,.
Dundee
nil.
Montrose
3;
Albion
Rovers
1.
Daily
News
quick
results.
"Want
Ada",
brinu
YES
XD
FUKTHERMOHE.
HITS
NOBODY'S
RUG:
Handsome
fiiow
leopard,
recent
arrival
at
the
Bronx
Zoo
in
Mew
York.
Hr
s
not
mad.
He's
Just
telling
the
attendants
and
the
photographer
to
"lay-off."
SENATORS
BRILLIANT
Had
Flashing
Hockey
Victory
Over
Pittsburgh
Other
Good
Games
OTTAWA,
Feb.
20:
The
Ottawa
Senators
showed
brilliant
combina
tion
In
breezing
to
victory
over
Pittsburgh
in
the
National
Hockey
Snow
what
to
make
of
thing,
when
League
game
here
Tuesday
night
omethln
turned
ud
to
clinch
mat-
!and
W'
the
locals
firmly
entrench-
ed
in
third
position
In
the
Canadian
section
at
De
roit,
Montreal's
flashy
Canadlens
"r.
uwus
ui
yeM
m
ttutc
and
one
season
in
the
Cougars.
Kentortlle.
Laet
season
neither
The
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
made
a
Kentvflle
nor
Truro
survived
the
great
raUy
in
the
third
period
at
pteytfown
and
the
Ialifst
I
Wol-NewYorktobreaJcaUetowinorer
u
Provtneial
UUeholders.
the
New
York
Bangers
by
a
vid
Wf,
h,,
nJ.K,.,.
r-
margm.
,
u
,
l
-nA
At
Boston,
the
Bruins
edged
out
.J.
,,7
"
"TT
w"
a
narrow
victory
over
the
Montreal
ZZL"
Z.
fJ!
Maroons.
ITI
ri"Z
,
"
The
lowly
New
York
Americans
T.
""""
Mt
.Kna
i
Mfc.ii.
mm
im
leuiMwt
me
wan-
skated
and
i
passed
to
defeat
the
Kaez
Hawks
ks
time.
Sport
Chat
Line-ups
for
tonight's
Billiard
League
fixture
will
be
as
follows:
W.
J.
Nelson
(Orotto)
vs.
Col.
S.
P.
McMordie
(Canadian
Legion).
George
Waugh
vs.
F.
Q.
Pyle.
Don
Brown
va.
Marews
Andrews.
James
Andrews
vs.
J.
W.
Scott.
O.
P.
Tinker
vs.
M.
M.
For
four
long
years
Che
Marttlhir
amatear
hockey
c4ta&ensip
honors
rested
in
Nova
Scotia,
three
,"""7
time
Provtneea
in
the
Allan
Cup
in
over-
,
.
r
iidsjruimiu.
wnie
me
fove
ecoua
jfhamRtonahip
playdowns
are
far
I
from
over
Nova
Scotia
hocfeey
fol-
Elks
Have
Small
!
Beueata
carry
Ute
Bluenose
col-
f
n
'm
teto
Mew
Bnuwwtek
in
the
II
Pad
On
hrnlTn
The
Bearcat,
with
the
strongest
team
they
have
ever
,bd.
are
favorites
to
win
ia
the
Three
Billiard
Oiiiim
on
Tuesdav
I
agise
post
series.
However,
the
Gave
-ill-l
Score
in
Favor
iBeareata.
if
they
win
the
Eastern
of
Lodge
Men
Don
Bflfftm
(Orotki),
342;
Bala
gnu
;4BHcsi,
0.
.
Oeorge
Waugh,
36d;
Fred
nhia
4M
Stoj
....
MiW
ruiiTb
'
Billiard
Averages
League,
will
encounter
plenty
of
opposition
in
the
playdowns,
and
...
.
.
...
'
most
ol
it
will
come
from
the
An-
As
a
ressrit
u
of
the
playing
of
three
H
o.
Tuesday
night
in
the
Billiard
ZIZIST.
'
games
t
;fau
.V
(
,
T
TfcIl
wTi-
champtofw.
In
this
circuit,
for
..to
"",,.
n,
U
,...
j
mr,A
llr.
T
rvlm
Xtmr,
or.
WH-
"J
-"
UHWMUIU
C.
P.
uususuhib
are
iiKiiung
necs.
ana
neck
and
either
team
should
give
the
Eastern
League
chamDiont
fstHy
c
ofrgpttibn.
Other
leagu
jtiS-.
X'
-
-
aux.
s
tWtsrJi
i
.
.
i
jli
'
,
.
....
'iifteriAr
in
Hoa.JnM
sm
m
m
Mr.
unnn.
7.1
a
wm
1
.
D.
Brown
(O)
13
SMI
O.
P.
Tinker
(CL)
19
446
A.
A.
Eason
(!)
IS
4428
J.
W.
Seott
(CL)
16
3475
J.
Andrews
(Ot
19
437
M.MJdcLaeMan
0
.14
3122
J.
Hillmas
(O)
18
4138
W.
Larabte
(B)
3
091
W.
E.
Wffitscreft
'E)
14
3260
W.
Mitchell
(S
19
432
C
Balagno
X)
21
473
F.
Stephens
It)
20
45S
W.
J.
Nelson
(O)
O
Waugp
0
M.
Andrews
(CLi
F.
O.
Pyie
tCL
14
2969
A.
Murnwr
CU
14
2898
A.
Donald
E
7
1393
J.
H.
PiUsbury
(CL)
...2
380
O.
Howe
(O)
..1
118
BILLIARDS
33S
331
m
233
231
230
230
238
228
228
R.
Young
(CW
4J7W,2$8
8.
P.
McMordie
CL)
..-V-l9'ifi
190
118
pecDeo
vo
rumisn
mucn
eoior
to
the
wind-op
series
of
the
1930
sea
son.
KentviUe
Commercials
should
win
the
Valley
League
and
Digby
Red
Ravens,
runners-up
for
the
Provincial
title
last
season,
and
leaders
m
the
western
Valley
League,
are
not
expected
to
go
far.
The
Ravens,
runners-up
for
the
past
two
seasons
have
been
fa
vored
by
the
playdown
schedule
and
the
hockey
they
play
is
hardly
of
the
calibre
produced
in
either
2o
Eastern
or
A.P.C.3.
loops.
Along
uie
soutn
shore
Chester
and
Lunenburg
are
waelne
a
.
C.itl.
i
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i
.
in
Asxin
imvuv
or
hoc
Key
noaorn.
w
net
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fight
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'Aalpionshtp
will
be
sought
for
by
St
1M;John,
Moncton
or
the
champion
Bauiurst
papermakers.
New
Bruns
wiek
winners
wHJ
meet
the
Island
UUeholders
and
should
eliminate
the
latter
players.
Hockey
experts
who
have
followed
the
1930
league
batues
closely,
expect
to
see
the
.Truro
Bearcats
and
Bathurst's
Pa-
February
20.
Orotto
vs.
Legion,
permakers
battle
for
the
right
to
February
36.
Elks
vs.
Legion,
j
enter
the
Allan
Cup
series.
It
win
February
27:-ylks
vs.
Orotto.
'be
the
third
season
in
the
Allan
March
4.--Legion
vs.
Grotto.
jcup
competition
for
the
Maritlmes.
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PAGE
FOUR
7fiE
DAILT
NEWS
niary
2C
Seven
Dials
Mystery
By
Agatha
Christie
momept.
But
something
held
him
back.
A
Curious
Thins
"Then
he
did
rather
a
curious
thing.
He
arranged
seven
clocks
upon
the
mantelpiece,
tiirowing
away
the
.gfebth.
It
was
meantjas
symbol
mat
uie
seven
uiais
woma
revenge
the,
death
of
one
of
their
memberi--and
he
watched
eagerly
to
see
If
anjr
one
betrayed
selves
or
showed
signs
of
perturbation."
"And
it
was
Jimmy
Thestger
who
poisoned
Gerry
Wade?"
"Yes,
he
slipped
the
stuff
into
a
whisky
and
soda
whleh
Mr.
Wade
had
downstairs
before
retiring
to
bed.
That's
why
he
was
already
feeling
sleepy
when
he
wrote
that
letter
to
Mbe
Wade."
"Then
the
footman,
Bauer,
had
Battle
Explains
,
ntt
aofthtag
to
co
wuh
itr
asked
,
UUtKUC.
Superintendent
Battle
settled
to
oft..
A
nt
expfcin.
He
spoke
comfortably
and
It
was
,lkely
Was
Constipated,
Bilious
.Tired,
ffoiv
Well.
New
Woman
S3
31
M
You
can
buy
Salada
quality
at
three
cups
or
a
cent
'Fresh
rci
the
gardens1
You'Vq
Iikod
itfbr
oread
-now
provo
it
For
your
Cafa
Many
home
cooks
are
Hire
"Purity"
has
improved
their
cake
recipes
.
.
.
just
as
it
has
their
bread
recipe.
Try
a
pie
and
a
cake
or
two.
Same
price
...
at
your
grocers.
A
Produrt
of
ft'eitrrn
Canada
Flour
MUh
UmtlrJ
'lfM
5
Succcm
bring
J
ity
to
give
comrort
and
happiness
to
loved
oricn.
'
I
.
The
Savings
Dcpartnicnt
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal
offers
you
its
friendly
services
to
help
you
attain
your
ambition
for
those
whoare
dear
to
you.
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Established
l8l7
Total
Assets
in
excess
ot
1960,000,000
Prince
Ruprt
Branch:
.,
A.
H.
CARSON.
Manager.
Early
Ad.
Copy
is
appreciate