noon
`` I do n't know how you are going to get at this thing , '' he remarked , pausing after he had sent a boy for his driver . `` But I 'll have to rely on you . I 've told you all I know . I 'll see you at noon , at the yards . My man will take you there . '' As he turned and left us I saw that he was going in the direction of the barber-shop . Next to it and in connection with it , though in a separate room , was a manicure .