The Case of the Red Arrow

New post-war old Dutch cleanser famous for chasing dirt presents Nick Carter famous for chasing crime Every week at this time two great names are joined as new post-war old Dutch cleanser brings you one of the most resourceful and daring characters in all Detective fiction Nick Carter master detective Nick she said she locked all the doors and windows, but don't you think we ought to check them just in case you're right Patsy

I'm going to check them right now. Good. Of course I don't really believe this Indian led to it. No! Wait! Meg, somebody screamed. Do you see how she fell? Come on, let's hurry. Come on, you found it.

Well, we're too late. She... she's dead. Yes, Patsy. With a red arrow in her heart. Now, the case of the red arrow. Today's adventure starring Lon Clark as Nick Carter. Brought to you by new post-war old Dutch cleanser.

As Miss Harriet Hartwell removes the hairpins from her iron gray hair before going to bed. It's a stern, determined face that looks back at her from the mirror. The face of a woman not easily frightened, even by a sound heard often during the past few weeks in the historical Heartwell Mansion.

Oh, for heaven's sake, not again. Where's that gun? What is it? Oh, it's a fittest. You saw nothing of a kind of ball. You hear me, sir.

What's the matter, Aunt Harry? Is it the ghost again? Oh, yes, Abby says she saw him again. I did. Here, Gerald, take the gun and look around. Okay. I heard the screaming. He's come again, ain't he?

Never mind, Lisa, go back to bed. I told you not to plow up that grave. He'll keep coming back until one night. Go back to bed, Lisa. Unless you want me to look for a new housekeeper in the morning.