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* suspend ildgmen % !,\;Illlll5 III g -JIJLA, through I`1 !.I'.ight." 1 _ ` delive .: my m..-,,,1_'H"- __ ` Lxgulh. |__ V I think_3 frem gjked Fitch to Manning, '3` e" s `all nd that `Lieutenant ,_ comes pretty `near know-iitg wh- ihe is talking `about. .IIve.seen _h1m Work On _this case`, a" d I L: owsomething of the fact. he If you hav_ evat studied the ways of Oristgntalg you ll be sur- prisedat nothing: . hey do. "They look at life?` fmn altogether a different" anle. } Life is ' -nme cm-,ap=e__ -A {mug in life t tu,........ as-- I- ns discovered.` ' igiimn K/I1` , ` Am r, cm-s Oh;i1.d\ `n Cry CA :5 '} R*|At (Tot 11.3 c(,'ii1tin11 ed.) .;had kr_10wn ,:s' admit as -%g,11nes more ~ --.___ __.....J Wu ;1:ibW1;h;1.L ii-I_1e talkin ucvr\n19 n I`! ii}`1u`1` f`g `the goods all CARRIE IRANOII. ` dw|.AnYs JONES -'|'-ho` Welsh Soprano TEACHER ` OF = VOICE PRODUG- TION .iz}ND SINGING. Special for repertoire, English and ItaI'an. Studio at Mr. Geo. `.Monkma `s, Mary St. , Barrie. `Phone 85b; For terms, etc., -call at studid on Wednesdays. Voices tested free. V g ` -. - . ,_, mnupgs. cLAx'roN, L.'r.c.In. Plano hnd Vocal Lessons. In vocal `work special attention is l givep to Voice Production. `Studio m King Block. Phone 1.05 TI___________________ ITEACEIER 535- i>1ANo'" AND `THEORY. Studio at 67 McDonald `St; P1159110 681 l -'pEIl\RII|a-II v\r--.---- 1 Successor "to Lennox, Gowan 8: Brown Barristelr, Solicitor for obtaining probate` of wills, guard,ian_ship and administration, and General Solicitor, Notary, . Conveyancer, etc. Offices: Hinds Block, No. `-8 Dunlap Street. Money to loan. I ' if I` l I I - - : - - w - - - V . -.. |Barristers, Solicitors, Notary `Public, Conveyancers, Etc. Money to loan at lowest rates of inter- est. Offtlces: 13 Owen St. (in the premises formerly occupied by the Bank of Toronto). Branch Office, Elmvale, Ontario. W. A. : -Boys, K,;G., M.P. D`. C. Murchison. 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Office and `Residence, corne Elizabeth and Bradford 'Sts., 'aI-rie, Phone 105. w. A. LEWIS, M.D., c.m_ SURGERY AND GYNECOLOGY, espexgally. Phone 61. 56 Collier ` t `arrie. -- . DR. MORTIMER LYON 122 Bloor St. ., Toronto, will be at 91 Owen t., Barrie, every: Saturday. Diseases, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Consuitation hours 11 51.111. to 5 p.m. and by- appointment. ' Toronto Phone` North 3326. Barrie Phone No. 2. !'l'_'HE_`BARRIE PLANING MILL THOS. ROGERS, PROP., Builder and. Contractor. Manufacturer of Sash, Doors, Frames and Blinds. All kinds of Dressed Lumber, Flooring,. Ceiling and Moul ing kept in stock. Dress- i ing -one on short notice. Wood turning a specialty. Tanks made to order. The latest improved method for drying lumber. Fae-. 5 tory `and Office, Cor. Sophia and _IMaI`y St. Phone 163. P.0. Box 685 ; simcos MARBLE woxs ` E Barrie. G. W. J. Eastman, Prop.l R. G. Manuel, Mgr. Dealers in Granite` and Marble Monuments and Tablets. Only best materia! 11SPd and first-class workmen em- ployed. Prices always right. 4 ll -Miss Doane is the only one inl Barrie and Allandale who handles corsets lled with Spirella bon- ing._ It is unbreakable, non- rustable, exible. hygienic, sani- taryi Fit guaranteed. Maternity and; nursing feature specials. Bra sieres, blouse forms, misses gngjrchildrews waists. At home a __l days. 16 Charlotte St Barrie _B9'fvs Anni Tvluncmsou lT_l Rep`l';`e;(;n't "(-3-o;n-panies nf dndoubted Financial Standing an A A ALL STEAMSHIP LINES. II`LIIJl\t'35 V\vn- City. Town and Farm Properties bought sold and Exchanged. \ You;`~>`_a:ls`sl2;g_*I=,ll_cl'<)l;;a-cl t-c)-_;-Ivfrom r all parts of the world. A `---n`4n-3-453:: E vsdiaav vim Rub STEAIIIBOAT AGENT. Ron osentlng Ganadlan Northern P.0." square, Barrio. Plgone 441:. |,A. ,F:'X.""i5|AK |:(.;6Vli/|-SO.N Angus: ELSIE NELSON us- . -nvr-. __I_.____+, A|1.E)C(`eNDER GOWAN on. E. G. TURII-BULL A. F. A._ mALcoMsoN Jaliuary 4, 1911 T.E* Phones 255 & 59-;-._-affine. King Blgcil 1 - mamcii. mm 21:-odv bkamisfla out`, 1:231 pr-re. It pr-at ` '~ W V Directions 0}] Sn-.1`! Thui~J lluxn u . enrol-tn)` For HO - --AAnd Refined for K Man. Tyansact. a General Bankmg E"'jUII nu . _-- _,__,_, , _ V [All kinds of small repairing- Prompt Service. Touring Car for hirje--Mot.0rcycle for sale. [III \I' .--v...,, TunT6u's GARAGE Phone 484. V 15 Olapperton Stu! ' -----j----I 9- G-..!J1iIh;..WsA l";UlIIIllIlII II I uNDERfKEERs fseecnun &. co.) V KARRIB. ONT. ulmirgue and Chapel ..._4!;;- Eire & Life lngrance Agenkt val Est teand Mbney toVL6n- _ L $``' `` \ L able Farm and Town I ` . 991- 9:: the most reason RE-XPEIVINT MOTOR REPAIRS .4` _..,...ll Ann-Irnrr "7 I jv cw--_____._ `Licensed Embalmer Proprietor . _ `THE BARBIE - UNDERTAKING PABLORS: 5: J --p_u_|_. r REPRESENTING : A CANADIAN EXPRESS C0. (Successor toth Late Meforci Webb) Fuli line of all the latest Gaskets kept in stock, in- %,cluding Grave Vaults and: max sheus. u n.~ n|___;A`,1; BANKERS Established 1879. * sm EDMUND wxunn. c.v.o.. u..n._n.c.L.. I DEN MRD. Gononl Managct. H. V. I. JONES. 7 3cott s Are Well Subplied ' a `REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE `BANKING BY 1tgA{L ?`TN K OF CO_1\jI_1\jIERCE Open Day and Night I Tiiiuuuu v Established 1809 -...`-n-A in connection Bookstore J. L \.~n.n.-av-. Business. 1\Tnl>.xn n D. B UILDIN G Phone 52 3.. u..n._n.c.L.. vxooiaeni _ V. AII't`G0nnl Maputo: |.|_I|_:_!]'|.u ,.lgLI1e111sexvea. H _ A ` '-~ -' V 2 .' 2 v - Your powers of deduetlon are I . truly n1a'1-veillous, B1-iltz,lsai..i` . ManI1ing'wit1 a_sho1'l. augl, in SATURDAY MARKET which B1-itz thought he heard 21 f0VVl \VaS 011 faint Illockcl-y. ` the market on Saturday, ducks?` -'.`N0_w, 1-et s don t do any kid-` and chicken taking the lead.-dingy" Britz 1'ejoiI1e_d with Just` Some honey in comb was 180. a2`,hS:I}a`1`f 91 actltd `_`_'.h`*`_` Ib. Butter was down a couple of`, 9 ,1. `l pm y `HM-1m{A 5".1.b9'3 - A_ V , [and he been up a iew ulghta C6UtS*DeI' lb.-' 1tW.` Sam that`1witl'10ut any too much sleep. 1' some turkeys sold at 22 ets periam not on the ,wituess stand lb, owing to the poor demand,':m;w, recollect, and I don t feel ' - V - ' '- ; '1` I d got to parcel out my u ers be1n re-1` 1 , .. and no Outslde b y g 1) *words when Im talkmg to Sent ' _ . , i`1`1euds. There was the least. . ____ .... nn rnnn RR {'01- Hnln lift rd` Hun (.\\IpA'h~[-n\vS as he!` uuanyu Average prices were as ` lows:--- Butter; lb .. .. . . . . ..42- ."Eggs,'d0zen.. .. Chicken, dressed, `lb .. . .18- F0wl, lb. .; .. .. .. ' {Tm-key, lb .. ....2~-i aG-o0se,_lb.. .. .; .. Duck, per lb .. .. ....18- Beef, binds, lb .. . . . ;SpI'iI1g` lamb, fores . . . . .. ';P0rk, hinds, lb .. .. . . . . .. "Pork, fores, lb ". .. . . . _Bee'f, fores, lb . . . :Apples-~ l Weallhies bbl. . .$ '. Snows, bhl. . . . .'$ l Sweets, bbl .. . . .$ |lPotaLoes`, bag . . .. . .$ in Potatoes, peck . . Turnips . . . . . . . . . _. .' . . .2 f0: _ Beets, bunch . . . , ; ; . . . ., r Citrons, each . . . . . .` 5c and Pumpkins, each . . . . . . -10 Musk Melons .. .. L ` Onions, basket . . . . . ..35c.. 'HOI'Se Radish, bottle . . . , Clover Honey, 'l0-1b. pail ,Clover Honey, 5-lb. pail . . .. ;H0ney in- comb, lb .. . . . Buttermilk, qt,` . . . . . . . . Cream, qt. .. .. .. .. .. . Cream for whipping ...50 i . i Inter-county Stock Judging ' 4. competition | c Twenty-one counties in West- 1 0 `ern -Ontario were represented byt ;teams in the Inter_County Stocliit Judging Competition conducted`? gait Guelph duringf Winter F-air week. Each team consisted of three young men who had taken the month"scourse in Agricul- lture under the`Dis;tr,ict Repres-`, entative. The team from Simcoe County {won third place _\and consisted of Irwin McMahon, Hawkestone, J. M. l Gi1christ,_ Shan.ty. Bay, and.W. TV. Reed,,Or- illia. All kinds of live stock had to be judged and; fty per cent was allowed for correctly plac- ing each class of animals and _ fty per cent for reasons for the - I placing. Both written` and oral reasons had to be `given. York . `|Goun_ty won first` "place `with 2359 points (out of a maximum A of 3000.` `Durham was second `with _--2289 points, and- lsimcoe`. third, with 2244: _points. *The `ending or Simcoe County team " satisfactory considering netition. The team ' aughlandf nd`; 5 C 3. Ann&@IbI1@ azmcdl an~n:`iag_@ W. G. Malcomson VHE Undel-signed has a 1 Paint Shop over Hux- table s Garage, next the ' Wellington Hotel,where 4 he is prepared to do High-class Painting of Automobiles and Car- riages. Make your ar- rangements now to have your Car or Buggy re- painted. L. F, GROSS, Manager Prices on Application. .`S.se;.i,` flb 1b' '. .. . ;,1b . . lb, fofes s,1h s,lb'. '.,lb... as fol- '2/Sc .a.I1.'c1..1AO<; 6a'..$1.5d an .... 75c .`.....18c. .. ..5c, .. ..30c. ...50c qt Notes cashed. or collected at the most. favorable rates. I17- hank I!-uonnnn drawn on any' plain now as. a picture puzzle. first place, Griswold planned to ..``It s_ a" longish story, he re, sunied. It took a lot of piec_ \ mg to put it together, but it's as when all the cut-outs fit, In the get the jewels a long time ago- a couple of years, I fancy. He` didn t content himself with mere, planning. He did a -lot_ of work while he yv_as waiting for his op- portunity. He knew the value of. the Missioner necklace, of course` xespec-ially `the value of the big Maharauee diamond that was its central stone. As nearly as I can make out his scheme, he hoped to_ steal the-collarette and dispose oflit months`; before it ohnnlrl ha miszgnd hv Mrs. Mis- should be missed by Mrs. l sioner. The only way to do that, I of course, was to substitute an 5 imitation for the genuine article. t Na1.urally,- _too, the imitation had t to be made without Mrs, Mis- esioner s knowledge, and the man he meant to have make it had to 1 have either the original as a ` copy or a very accurate drawing". 1` it was beyond all possibility, 't11-aty Griswold could get -the necklace into his possession long enough to have a bogus collarette made. Mrs. Missioner, in spite of _her inaiiy niillions, and like all wo- men of wealth, guarded her jew- els closely. She may intrust her Governnient T bonds and other` negotiable securities to attorn- eys or hanks, but s_he keeps her -jewels under her owneyes. None `of us know just how much she Vlthought oi` Griswold; but the l `cliances are that, even if she had heen engag`ed"to him, she would , not have let him have posses- lsion oi the Maharanee necklace for any length of time. .My ex- pcrience is that these rich New Yorkers don L helieve inAthrow- ing temptation in one anol.her s way--anyhow, not at any risk to , then'1selves." i .u\rA..-. ...\.....\-so nf dnzuliu-,fir\n` :H"{-E \d1spose 01 IL l1lU11bub_ umuiu 0F HEAD :QUAR`TERS HIUVV , l'(_ .UU11UUl., auu 1 uuuu .....u.. i-as if d` parcel `out when I m talking The1'e was least, 1iLt,lcTli1'L of the eiye1)1'0ws as he` utteredthe last word. A n.r.,_,...:.....' l..nnl.m-I enr-,uin_._nn { 1V`Ian11iug'`_laug`l1ed ag-ain--ap- ;ologeLically`Ll'1i?s time, and the |lieuten`aut, once mure uuruffled, l continued: . ucu. 1`1..:.....,.lrl lnuzi hr In-aka l.U.LUl't7Llvl;1lU \l.ol.-`H; vvuxu. ` _'.s`AIn|: axjuni an no sA'runnm ruio`an|nau iC0l'lLlI11lLlZ {sketches and diagrams of the "widow s necklace. Even that {guess he had to use his pencil ;when Mrs. Missioner wasn t in v`Lhe room. It isn t likely she` `gave him many opportunities of lbeing alone with the jewels she lprized above all the others in her lcollection. You see, when her lhuisband-gave her that necklace '-and told hep about the Mahar- uanee diamond, he made up a `pretty little fairy. story that pro- bably'.gav'e the big stone much greater value in her eyes than if !she d really known the truth. l-Women `said Britz solemnly, lare funny. They are about the funniest thing in this little world i when it comes to . jewels and gowns, with` the jewels leading S0 Griswold/. had to make _ couldn t have ,been easy, for I I D) `d. Ulby JJIUUA. . Fitch, in his capacity as a lov- er, became, somewhat restive un- der the detectiv_e s cynical sum- ming up of the sex, and relieved himself with the remaI'k.: LL11` _'-.p.u\r\r\1r\ nnn n-n11 fjjnninp Illlllstfll Wltll mu: |.!'.7u1cun.. If women are any funnier 7 than men, I d like you to show ' me how. Your experience is all very well, lieutenant, but `I ve seen them in their little white cots in hopitals -`-- both kinds; and` I have seen them on the op- erating table, and I can tell you Ethe woman has yet to be born lthat can do as many fool stunts -as the average man! After this, burst of _romanee-bor'n frankness he subsided. Well, we won t quarrel about the sex, doctor, said Britz, though I must say I__'don t like to .hear you getting off these suf- Ifragette sentiments`. Anyway, it s safe to assume Mrs. "Mis- sioner didn`t let Curtis Griswold have time to drape that necklace of herson an art model when he . -;-_.1...J :... tn alyn-I-nln if T-Tn.'rng(]p_ `OI Hers On an 'd.1'L 111UuUl. wuou. uu started _in_ to sketch it. Hejmade those drawings by fits and stars, and it must have taken him `a good many weeks ,to finish them." " =Unless he drew the necklace -from memory, suggested Man. nines.` .' ` 194 ' ~ srm...+ ennnda. tnn nasv. Bmtz maul K5 SIVCII ll.) au UIIIFI In-ya up----w V. -. 7 -77 `business. Money mayfbe deposited or withdrawn hi this way as_. atisfatgdlyas'hyapa:sonalvisittothe*Bank.,. ` *S53_ `rung. `shapes of" those jewels in his `mind---to' say nothing` of their to the smallest degree of out; line, but the luster of eve produced with. `skill. ,that won .keep `em guessmg at.\the Aca That sounds too easy, Britz 7 /returned. He d have to have a '- memorylike a daylight film to f carry all the~~di`erent sizes and . fire. The faet*is,` the drawings. `he made were not onlyacourate, stone -seems to have been r` - _ l\Y\(`I`? I tP.l1!~.YOu..__ "' V` keep YCHI g'U.3SSl1l5' U.l:2\l.:llU nua - emy of Design. I tel_l*._you.,.Cu-` tis Griwold is an a-19515 V in mw. e ways than one!" ` i . By Ma_r<`:n Barber. `~\- VPausi_ng- at little, Britz went on:`y A And that s What he did; he t ade the drawings at first handy: lg-ind probably colored them inthe i Vame way. Then he took them 1: qver to Paris and farmed out the t contract among several firms,9,l taking care to split up the draw- :_( pings so that no manufacturer of; paste jewels might know theylg werevreproductions of the fam-:, Ious Maharanee necklace.'Logan[( traced all the drawings in gay` Paree, and sent them to me. Herel] `they are. He took several smallg; _L__1... J paruunz-l`\r\t\VIfl `I-'vrnYYI `AT! 1'-n_;, < j wererc M2 they ar sheets ner po ihis des 6Y11l.. . they he LOOK SBVBI'a.l 511131.11; of cardboardfrom an ins? pocket and spread-them on his desk. There s something missing: from the centre, Manning com-I mented when he had placed the` _,1:_.._. 1.......u..n.. Whia in 9. n1n_ IPOUI Lfle (JBIILFB, lV.l'd.l.ll.111.l5 _uu1xA-x the slips together. This is a pic-` ture of a necklace with a hole in` the middle. ` ' Britz` smiled. - , - Yes, he said, that s where, the Maharanee diamond was. You see. Griswold was too foxy`; 1tohave_an. imitation Of that; V(fCl(31)I`ai.0d stone made anywhere in Europe. He knew there was` not : a man on `the continent iden-x .il'i.ed in any way with thetrade who wouldn t know that diam..' ond on sight. Though the dia-- rnond is not so well known to]; ` " '-~ ~ 1,. 1`--\..1'l:.-..~. LIIULU D DUILIKJUILJLAD .. -.,-._--U llvuuuhhulhu U _vu`__ from Manning; uR'_"ht h__-_ tn 1,; (1 d, had placed thetuie ighere eleeh - pmcee e This is p1c- A feature Of the m hole 111 Griswold Wehht V t been more alert i- T: ::_,r comes .111. .l `'e probably G known l31`itZ smiled-_ ,. that men ten ti __ .,:s adroit E .that 5' Wh`3I'e.he, and a hund (`" agilnes ( V0 599: GS.W91d Was to`) KY a half around the tv to get one . to have-_an. 1m1tat1on thattef theee very geh: he was pI.e_ it?ClGl)1`atOd paring to steel h. the Women: 1 He keW.th31'. was . he hoped to inarr *-*don t know? 1 "C6 {nan 0 the 001t1ne.ntt1d" `l exactly what s attuci bottom ofi ] t1l'1ed 1n the tradelthe interest theett Hthdees havetl diam- in the great ehereheel dte_:., l:1?nd"`s`;`f$`.f';J"`3V%`lFkn`2m`%5i"*.<;;v*: gluing liotymgw W123` the public, We as familiar to gh-Stet. t%{P`%,e%{%_OSf:uder_ every jeweler in Europe as the Stand it was hot teeny bought" Kol1inoo1',the.Hope, or any othe1"ft.em the wife of an Ihdht 1 Of 1Sig1`a" SIW`k`e'*`- `prince, as Missioner told hik Vivhere Could he thaw g0"`3v?\vit'e it was. My best informa *ih- l0h' "he big VS`/`7`-" 1'"1ti_on is that it came lrmn a Hin W'0d`1Ced? Wk/d the Chief-_ . ?doo temple. You ~.know thos ~` `VXSR W d"'Ct'0r. them`. `sa.\*a;z'e.5 set great stbre by l.he-inn` he s half the detcctlve I thin}; he 1; tdh,S_ At am, hate, tmm a ha-tf_: 13, he k1l`"-* 35 W9 35 I `m' `tlozvn to a dozen 1n_l|ians of vari = Flmh smiled newouslyv the ions decrrees camel here from his f3("'3 b("""~` g'1"`1` 33 the 1'9` A Calcuttab some tiinie. ago and all /.ation of what all this rr1ea11t.;(.ehhhed Oh the thaih ht-~the Me_ to Elinor sill-ged hack to him._ ihehehee Cheh.,e.hd_ trhey pteyedt {1 farI.(.`y, .}g` .Saitd t;0iMa[}t`(`j`g(t';a waiting game anrl,_apparently,:. Lieutenant. mtz lab cone u e they were Oh the. hemt Of mek_ the false Maharanee `diamond the. a grand e.hem_t`) to get the was made by a harmless l11iiat,lc_;ethhe when the hehtt hf this (h.__-:_ ` We '.a` `'0 the asylulny . lg`anization happenechto he in the R1,2:lit you are. doc!" saldihm. he to MP5 ieeiehet. ht: - ' _ `Ls . .~ , ` ' ` ' _ ' . ` ` ` ` BI-1t7. hrnsquely. You guessed the Methehhhtahv Ohehe Heueet :1 :7... MM. .0-mat Hrnn T.iH.lr> ld 41.,` .,..'.-.4`: nlnnn H11: `nnnklnnvf | I tasting side I [DOSE IaV Ul.'i1uIU 10.06-`.1. . We cash Cheques drawn on any. Bank in Canada or, the United "States. ' Accounts collected. Sterling Exchange bought `or sold. _ Special attentinn will be given to the accommoclion of farmers in this locality. _ Money to Loan on Mortgages. Agency Sun` Life Assurance` "Cc-nnpany of Canada"; Ofce Hmirs 10 to 4. I T. BEECROFT, Manager. U) .l`4U,ll(_H.' 5lll';l.`u |lClUl\ bu nu... `I ,`I fancy, he said t.0vMannmg,i. 'Bril.z has concluded 1] lthe diamond J was a lnnat,ic_;. ti-ace.(l the asylum. |', Right are, said! - hrusqiiely. it the very first time. Lit.t,l(> Old ` | Mr. M2-\i'l..in was the genL1eman.: He did that job of work for Mr. l.GI`lSV\7Ol(1, and from all I ve heard Ia fine job he made of it. too. ` Crazy, is lid? asked Manning Mad as tliey `make em, Britz replierl. li11l.`a.s the doclnr says, limiinless. A Iln couldi1 t. have made so good an imitation had he nnt. l)olim'e(l he was manufac- turing` :1 genuine stone. That s his dclusi0n,'ym1 undc-,rsl..and---_ I l .llhink.< lm`s making diainonds. 55117-11 n ,._n;,; `kn `phiof gf-`DP IHIHKS HUS l|l'(lJ\llI,.5 I_]IalIu,u|un. \Ve1l," said the `Chief after anntller pausn. How did Gris- Ilwold turn tlm trick when it come ..1_ A.-. An... 0" \\r\Jlll Llllll LIA! I/L I\.-4 v.--\... -- _ , to a Show down? , . A faint, smile flickered about B1`il,7. s`IipS. then disappeared. ; He never gm. a chance to turn tho trick. Hm detective replied. For more thana 3)`/ea!` now, he has boon (':1st.in2r (-oxrotnus eyes `nn the lRr`(1!'1(`7 nastn sl,nno.s he had n'1anu{'acl.11rm V. . n | n-,. - ;.m...,.-.\.-:.....~ n(T,`\[-I piggy, i manu i'd.l'.l.u1'i'.u. , By :1 trememimls oiTm-I F`it0h. suck-onrlod in s-11hd11in{_2' his ex_'j citement, and locking his hands hehind his head. he \\'aite'd'with what. pectienc.u he could for the, rest of the delenti\*e s story.` 1 \ V 1 w Manning seemed to turn to ice. K Griswold has been in had-= financially for over two years,. Britz eontiniied. 'I-Iris heen do- ing stunts with the books of the; Iroquois Trustompany. At my; request, the .direetors have had: experts on the hooks for a couple: of weeks, `and they ve got as: pretty :1 caseagainst Mr. Gris-. woldas ever you saw. He wanted; that necklace in order to geti enough money to square his ac-`M I counts." ' .H1\Tnm nnmnc tho gt.r'a_ngp,gf,` no l)elieVe(l he manu1ac- -I-uw imww - ---- --, --.~ - .-_ . `B urin,9.f 1'05l}{lled1 , . . :1-is delusion,` yen undersl..and--- "lh`?Se HlI1fl00S W0I'ked &h011t `- hinks '33 last ` ldlCl- They must haVe . xven the nlade up their minds..pretty ear- ( another How lY~ l1 1_ the game. that Miss H0l.- E wold C`0-ml` knew l10th'iT13~ ah01lt the, c to down?" necklace, and, of cltsurse, nobody -S .Wl1l(l be f"0llSh e 011811 t0 S11S- - Brit7. s~ lips, .per:t little Miss Magch. Our dark friends from the East concen-l S trick." lI'aU>d their attention on Gris- 8 Va nO\V, \VU-ld Sands. F()l.` El lfjllg` (-o\=ei.ou's All lltltl been in Mrs. MiSSi0De'I"S"'Z on haul "'Ill'l .V'- He V"tSIl t~ h0WeVeI`, ]]'1a,n1]['a(`,I_[]1"0,(_ .-.lV]rs`. M.issioner s `xeniployee in F`itph_tlie true sense Of tine word. He ex- 't-he SUh0I'fl- lr.'as there as one o`. hands 11l`dt~eS 01' the S\\'3h l1 Chap, 3-l'0Tl8- \\'aite'd'wit h with the other O1-ibntal felllows, thel0h0 Of Whtllh Call-` himself d9,tgpti\ve'g _q[,0py_iPI'inCB Kananda. In fact, Ali `W38 0h the .l0h I"I`0,lh the d3'Y he had-;he(?alllf a member of Mrs. Mis-- yQa[-_c,,.Si0l1e[',S household. He was se-ntur l-.lo .s do-theI`e t0!` the D1"eCl-he DUPDOSG Of" - the.'.llXl118` UP the Place and either ` Trust,-C0mpany_ my`rg`ett.i[1,"th`e big" diamond himself 1 had : 01` tlphhlg the Swallll and all the : hen it would be : couple 7 Feet 0` them W as E safe f(r them to make a try. It Gris- stands t-o rea-so`n: Mrs. Miss-ioner want.edl.W3tC-hefl he!` .le\'.VelS_` DPettY 01086- that get? lyfalhdl that hel` Sale W38 3 Jim- money ac-.(l1Il'dY, Sihefrtllat Ileeklaee in all counts. ' lthose 1 ng months` could not he -NOW comes the strangestllifted _.y the Hiiidoo servant. part of the case. The detectiveie ld hfl\'e heeh DeI`l'e0tlY smiled as he made ready to fipe;Willing` to throttle; her iriorder the verbal bomb. .The mostl,t0 set it had he felt reasonably surprised _man in the world onf sure of a g_(e*.__t.a\"f1 y| as exists af- the night that Mrs. Missionerltel` a mui~'h'er"or as after a rob- discovered her jewels werepast_e3heI`Y-" J l - was _Curtis Griswold. - _ I You lnusf, navel been reading . a . ix- _ -1~L`..,.L rxll `n-:n|`1_`r\f A]; Rah \\ i`l5 Llul LIB LIL lo vV\,1nu- Britz watched the effect Of his ' words on his hearers. They '. shifted nervously in their seats ` as if impatientnf the de.tective s 5 pause. ` -,1 When did the Hindoos stealu the `jewels and Where did they` find them? asked Manning. : u.A1....-1, A.-.,. Innn nn 0 Hff`A".{ IIHCI I,l'18IIl}" 'cl.Sl&Bu J.uu1uuu5. - About one hour, or a little . more, before I made a try for them myself, said Britz. They nabbed them. in the apartment of Mrs. Miilicent De1ar0che,. in the; Hotel Renaissance. -. nA......I ...kn :4` am. rInn `l'v Tnin Hotel ttenalssance. - _ , And who,. if you don t' mind? taking me into 'your confidence,: is Mrs. Millicent Delaroche,-` the Chief inquired. ' ` -1Ur.m Millinnnf 1`)n1nrnn`ri.. \ `the unief 1nq,u11'eu. i ` ` Mrs. _ Millicent Delaroche, said the detective crisply, thinks` she is the future Mrs. Gurtis: Griswold. But as far as Mr.` Griswold is concerned, she may reInain=Mrs. Delaroche for the` rest of her natural life. In other words, Griswold promised to marry her, and then got very busy in an attempt to marry Mrs; Missioner. He doesn t know yet, of course, that it will be a` very, [long time before he has a chance to marry anybody. Neither` does Mrs. Delaroche know how -she . has been fooled by the clubman: `"171.-..`... ..`l.-.1.-"'1-`Inna 1tnn7__.fhif'.h H I has been I-00180 uy um Uluuuxau. -When she does. know--which I think will he s0_me time today-- ,1 think yQu 11 see` some fur fly.. Fitch, to get the upper hand of his nervj_o'.1sne`ss, tapped his; 'cmIAL :15,nnn,nnn IIESEBVEFUNII, 313,500,000 oyeglasses withna Ame: ical-look- mg lead pencil,` an listoned ! gsorbed in what Brltz ad to tell. ;Both of his hearers, therefore, `were momentarily -`lsappointeds `when Britz, instead of going` `ahead with his story,` asked that Donnelly and Garso `be pried {apart long enough fo one to ar-. [rest Griswold, and t ;e other-to lbring Mrs. Delarochg to Head-_ `quarters. 1 car .I-...9L ...n`-.4 4n 1$*no1In quad DUI): ` > 1 ` I don t want to ake things} {too -unpleasant for .hese bright; 7 young men, Britz `said sarcas- , tical1y;,but I do Want to give pmyself the satisfact gn of hav- :- mg them nab the 330 persong L they should have aI'r.- {ted it-1less| :_than a week after I; e` theft `of ,;Mrs. Missio-ner s jewefs was d?1s-- - :.cove1'ed.' 3,` ,_ 1'.IL LL- n-A nhi '\UUVUl'Uu. : Manning felt he lad no choice` Esave to comply. I,;e?wasI_1't -ex- `;act1y_ pleased by hfxe inslstence` .of his lnieute-nan:t'sJV re-que-s.t.; ~but Wwhen B*ritzd, 3; nd from him,` `depressed a push button and an; Liattendant appea1-ej-in. the door-` -`way, Chief Manai={`g ordered the` 1 bluecoazt -to ask .'iD0.nn.el1y and Carson to 1'e'port`:g.0 him in the ?`lieuteI_1an=t"s room-' - once-.' '. Right h.etre-,. '5 V proceeded,` is where an i nesting side` 0 I ,II 11-- _-.._ . .u nrsrunrxa `:1 : I J 101115` uegrues uuluug uuuc nun. Calc11t.ta some tilnie. camped trailgn-f't11e haranec diamond. played` a and, apparently,:. they point effort, .st.nne the this (_1`~'i-'2 fgzanization the; box next Mrs. at`. Mett-opoli,t.an' Opera House? `on the night. when the `necklace? 't11I nnd out to be a fake. He then learned thatethe original dia-` monds were not in the widow s 1;eopiI1g any longer. i ,,_I.1 -.I...,. uvvtv in {ha l\U'.'-]_Jl.l1':'5 (.ll1.y lIJl.l.D\`l.- "'G1'iswold, also, was in the! Mi,ssione r box that. night,,. as you] kI1m\'. and during the search f0I`| the diamonds. ` ` ---`.1- -_..1 `1\I\1r\' ithing; LY01;1 ll ndil walling it ,0 you, I uncnnnd i'Lrlu~vnnn r":ly\;()u ':nust, `about Ali Baba. qa(1idth1{0Ja;`1 iI'Tg I ` -I . S . "t,`,H - . \z1i1t1Ie1`V:10t'taI;*l1l1arsk laugh Thlsi sounds alogt-t.her,=t00 much k9 ;the Arabian Nigts to be the g goods. - L117 :1` ..' -nn l no 1'I \I`l`I'\I1 nuuu-3. V ` , We]1" there V\.'gj;1`en,t: as *as forty iilxiewas, and the All In ;t.his case wasn t ` `honest man- `I m giving`; it to you stralght, Chief. I hWen t WOI`1_ day and night on this propQS1_t10I1 301` T10 ithing`. .Y01;1 l1 ndjlt JU.St_3S I 3f yelling `it, J4, you,` and -If you ll 5 until n-nf no diamonds. . Britz `paused a little-, and then. \ , . . ..-nu.-I. ' I I i*Iarr_y D. Jamieson A I I:-a'rA"l'l.` -_,|