Cottage Grove sentinel., June 16, 1915, Image 3

Q U E S T IO N C L E A R E D UP.
Cotta*« Oro*« Readers Cao No Longer
Doubt tb« K v I c U i k «
A g a in mul ngititi wh tm v« rrm l of
stra n g e rs In dtatunt town* who have
been r u m i by Ib i» or thut m edicine.
Hut ('iiltug** G r o v e ’s |>•*r 1 111 m t question
lina a lw a y s !•••*• n " l i n a anyo n e bar** in
U nttagi' ( I to v i * been r u f f i l l " T im «vnnl
o f n stra n g e r liv in g u liunilr«*il iniIva
nw ay m uy lx* trim , but it cannot bnv«
the aiiiuv weight w ith un na Ilm word
o f our own eitix t'ii«, whom wt* know nini
ri'*|o'i't unii whom* i*viili*nri* w r enn no
e u a ily prove,
Mra K lln lti«ln*y, 43» O rim i Avi*., f o t
tugo (trovi*, aayat " I liu t i' gran t
tu D u a li'a K id n e y P ili« unii ilo« ’t
tate tu raeom m anil th«m. T h a y
Uaail b y una o f tha fu n iily
w ho
q u ite ill w ith k tiln a y tro u b la unii
g ii va gran t raliaf. ’ ’
fn ith
li e s i­
were
wna
they
P rie « Mia ut u ll «laniera. U nii ’t ai in|ily
nah fo r n k iiln a y ra m aily get llo u n 'a
K n ln a y P illa the an m a «hnt M ra Hi«
bay limi.
F oo te r M llb u r n
Co.,
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Buffalo, N. V.
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COTTAGE GROVE
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MOST C H I L D R E N H A V E WORMS.
Amt neither parent or rHilit know it,
yat it explains why your child la nar
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children have thouanmla of Worm*
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the W.'rm«
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ulnte« Htomnrh ami Itowel«. Your child
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Vt lien buying u rnilroad ticket, n»k
for n roumltrip one anil booat the «nle«
o f your home atntion. It will help Inter
when Cottuge drove wnnta improve
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Dr. King'a New l.ife Pilla nre now
aupplird in well corked glnaa bottle«,
containing 30 augnr ronted white pilla,
for 25r. One pill with n gin«« o f water
before retiring ia an nvernge done. Easy
and pleaaant to take.
Effective ami
punitive in renulta. Chenp and aaonom
leal to uae. Oet a bottle today, taka a
done tonight your ronatipntion will I m *
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O F F IC E :
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Modern Electrical Treatment«
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Cottage Orove
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A. J.
HENDRY
D EN T IST
O V E R F IR S T N A T I O N A L B A N K
Cottage Orove
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RUNAWAY TUNE
B y George Randolph Chester and L ilia n Chester
SUGGESTIONS FOR SUMMER
W H E R E TO GO
C e p r r lg t il, 1 * 1 4 , l>y S arlal P t iU u «Ouf. C u r f u té tM t
brini
Ing mv aome water, pie»
id e an e.
T E N T H EPISODE
A Prlaoner ou the Yacht.
" r e a , d e a rie ,"
The stewardess
whirled unii burried to tbe door of thè
CMAPTER I
crini«ou nini gold «ulon, where Tommy
ED W A R N E R , in front of thè | Tbomu* «ut batwncn f'unnin uni unii
bliizing windowa of Un* New Edward», with u tiund un u «houlder of
York «afe, etood na one in a ili»*». | eacb. The atewurde»« with u «iilelong
e « i i » ugniti kia lovely runawny bride glance ut the quiet Blye in the corner,
being fori’ed out of thè n ife ugainat hurried over to the group on the bench.
Iter will by thè man with thè white
" S h e wants some w a te r ," ahe whi*
muataehe and tliut infernnl aeiiumlrel pared.
with thè hliick Vumlyke,.
" O h yea. Suy, I think ahe wnnta to
Tuo Iute! Tuo Iute for iiuything tmt escape. ’ '
bia atupor. Bobine run nround and
Blye, with a frown, walked aero»» ami
brouglit hi» roadater. Tbey drove up «poke to Cunningham. Orin went to
to thè corner and turned down thè the portable bllfrct, where he »elected
atreet through whirh thè liinoiinine hml a Venetian glu»a. lie filled it with ice.
diNiippeiired, but where in all flint wild Then, while the other» wutched him he
eruea» of moving Vehicle» conili thè took from a locked case a tiny atone
truck of June In* foomlf Nowhere! lt Inittle. Now be emptied the ice from
wna ita i f tbe enrth hml opened unii the beautiful goblet uud poured into it
«wullowed ber up.
a few blood red drop».
Mr». Villurd
It uiight na well, for June, in n half rone und looked towurd Gilbert
awift ni ut o r boni with thè guy party Blye; then, with a catch in her breath,
wliieh hml knlnnpped ber frolli thè nife, «he »at down nnd wa» silent.
wua then « w iftly nppronehing n long,
Blye went to the door n» the steward
low yacht which loomed gracefully eaa came lip the gangway and culled her
above them in the miaty river.
in with a jerk of hi« head. Without a
June'a »truggle« were uaelea« in thnf word Cunningham pn»»ed the gin»» to
hniving water, and her rriea of pro the atewarde»», but between the two
teat were unhenrd in that lonely wu«te. there panned a look which wan full of
Below her »he heurd the laughter of meaning.
the three men who hud abducted her,
" I brought you the water, d e a r ie ,"
mid with their laughter blended the »aid the »tewarde»«, entering June’s
«brill, high voire of that vivrtciou« bru stateroom.
nette. Tommy Thotnna,
" O b ! " An exclamation o f de light
Mra. Villani came in und dropped in from June at tbe beauty o f tbe deli
u chair, while the vivacioua Tommy cate Venetian goblet.
■lunred over to the gold lacquered pumo
" T l i n t ’a Nometbing cine I made for
Blye mid the white muaturhed Cunning you in the puntry, d e a r ie ," explained
hum and the heavy Edwards followed tbe »tewarde»», in her coaxing whine,
' 1 Have 4 t'iate of thin, dearie
It will an*l bobbed her neck. " It'a a fine
aoothr your nervea. ’
The atewrrdea« atiinulunt and soothing to the nervea."
held to June'a lipa u glnaa of «berry, but
June took the aheer gin»» in her bund.
June drew nwuy from it und harried It '» fragile beauty hud won her. She
»way from tbe »iimptuou»ly fitted an inhaled daintily.
The fragrance was
loon. She did not know where that most appealing. She lifted the glass to
puaangi'wuy led except that I t led uway her lips, and the tip o f her tongue
from that hateful company. The atew caught the delicious flavor.
Suddenly
urde»» followed here. " R i g h t in bere as »he tilted the glass to drink, »he
dea rie," and »he opened the door o f caught the pallid eye* of the »tewarde««
u magnificent «tate room. June heai fixed eagerly upon her.
tuted, but down the passageway rame
With a flash of intuition June jerked
(Inn Cuutiinghnm, In» eye« twinkling her lips from tbe glass nnd threw it,
und the laughter o f wine upon hia lip», crushing und splintering, into the fire
lune dnrt*‘d into the magnificent «tute place.
room, bnatily «hut tin door und locked
" W h y , d e a r i e ! " exclaimed the stew­
it.
ardess, and in great agitation she
In the rrimaon timi gold anion were pushed tbe button at the aide o f the
the popping of cork«, guy laughter, in mantel.
wbieh even Mr». V illuni joined, und
June's eyeluahea lowered for an in
then the loud atrnin» o f nwift dunce atant, nnd her lips act; then quietly »he
muaic, pounded out by the nimble fiu weat into the little blue boudoir and
gera o f Tommy Tboinaa.
Blye roae »at thoughtfully upon tbe dainty up
presently
und
tiptoeing down the holatered aettee.
gangway, »topped at June'» door nnd
The atewurd came pompoualy in.
’ latrnrd. Be could h**ar an occasionili
" W e l l , y o u ’ve done it again," he
it Ifleti «ob ;ia June ant amid the ao't growled us he surveyed the splintered
< uabiona o f the couck.
fragments of the Venetian glass.
Ned' That orief »tgh* of him had
" N o , Percy," whined the woman and
filiti June'« whole aoul with longing.
glared towurd the boudoir d<Mir with her
Then* were the rutile of a donkey pallid eyes.
< nginr and tue »craping of chain» on
" T h a t ’s y o u , "
snarled
Wilkins.
the yacht Hilarity. The anchor w i i " Y o u always aay it was a g u e s t."
coming up, nml there w u» an in»tunt
" H o w much?" whispered the woman
• hung*' in the enay rocking of the in a sibilant hiss, whirh carried a« it
• raft. June run to the porthole and was intended to do.
gn/.ed out. The porthole» were too
" T h e m glasses is $12 apiece, nnd i t ’ll
»mall to let her ahouldera through. She be tuken from your wage». That comes
run to the door and opened it atenlthily, out o f my p o c k e t !"
then cloned it and held the knob aa
June bit her lips. Tw elve dollars!
Tommy Thoinne und Orín Cunningham It was a lot o f money to a girl who had
■lamed punt in the «nlon.
found dollars coming slowly and inde
The ulert ear o f Gilbert Blye caught pendence hard to win, but she picked up
the click o f that latch, »light n» it « a l , her purse. A fter all she bad no proof
und hi» eya glowed; he motioned »ig that the woman meant anything but
nifienntly toward tbe corridor, und Ed kindliness.
wurde, reaching up, unid aumcthing in
" I s this breakage charged ugninst
the ear of Mr». Villard. A »light you f ” asked June.
frown rronned her brow, but ahe rose
" Why, yes, dearie. "
niNtantly nnd went down the gungway
" H o w much will it cost y o u f "
to tbe door of June’» atnteroom
She
" Tw elve dollars! " Hniffle.
knocked, but there wu» no nunwer.
" I do not wish you to lose the mon
" J u n e ! " »he called. "J u n e, d e a r !” e y ."
And quite thoughtfully June
No answer. Mr» Villani liatened. No counted $12 from her alender store. Hhe
pound. She went buck »lowly to the added another for the customary tip.
anion. " Y o u ’ll never make that child and gave one to the man, and they both
one o f uà, " nnd »hook her head.
thanked her most obsequiously.
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June turned to the boudoir their sup
While June |M>ndered on what »he pressed voices broke out ngnin.
«honId do Marie ned Henri reached the
" N o , " protested tbe woman in that
city and »topped lit a telegraph office whining hiss; “ t h a t ’s my money— the
The
door bell
rung
nt
Moore dollar's mine a n y w a y ."
home in Brynport. Aunt Debbv 'a voice
" N o t h i n g ’« yours except what I give
wo» hoard: " W h y , :t'a Mr. S'ed nnd y o u , " stated Perry Wilkins gruffly.
Mi»» Ir i« "
Stirn John Moore liatened
A startling thought came to June.
with
ailent
nttenion,
while
Mr«.
Suppose she achieved her independence,
Moore, her hnml upon her bren»t, stifled
suppose she enrned her own money, so
the emotion« to whirh Iri« Blethering
that she rould go to Ned, asking hint for
gave full play na the kidnapping wu«
nothing but love in return for her love,
described. " I t in a mutter for the po
would he own what «he hud enrnedf I f
l ic e , " Ned derlured and picked up the
so, what would become o f the principle
telephone
for whirh she had run awuyf She paled
nt that thought, and then she laughed.
C H A P T E R II.
She did not know the law in this matter
On the dork adjacent to the one
but she kucw Ned.
Dear Ned!
She
from which the H ila rity '« motor ten­
hunted up her handkerchief in a hurry.
der had departed tin re paeed, nlmont
imperceptibly, u night watchman, who
C H A P T E R III.
conriated of an overcoat, a cap nnd two
The urrival o f a messenger with an
glint« of eye. To him there enme, u«
envelope rendered unnecessary the im
the dock« intennified their loneline«».
medinte need o f police aid by the Moore
a brink little chauffeur with a thin family.
muntiiche and u woman with high cheek
With finger« that trembled in spite
bone«. " T h e H i l a r i t y ! " stated the lit
o f his habitual control, the father of
tie chauffeur, with an necuning tone,
June opened the telegram nnd rend this
and with a «weeping genture he pointed strange message:
to thut adjacent dock where «food a
I am sorry I had n certain party
big hnmper with the word " H i l a r i t y "
tied nnd lost in Hunter's woods.
glaring white on it« aide.
" S h e in
Piense find him and tell him I nm
g o n e !" " Y e p , "
rumbled a frosty
sorry. I nm going to join our dar­
voice. " B u t
her te n d e r," objected
ling. I will protect her until we
Henri, " n la o in gone. Liaten, my
meet again, when nil will be hnppv.
friend " inainted Henri. " T h e facta
Your faithful
M A R IE .
nre like thenc: Mademoiselle him gone
New pinna were mnde accordingly.
on board the Hilarity. Behold, here in
the maid o f the charming mademoinelie.
On the dock ngninst which rocked and
She wns also to have gone on bonrd the grated the swift little motorboat Fln.sh
Hilarity.
How, then, nhnll «he g o t " the lonely overcoat und cap pursued
*1 Ditnno. ’ ’
their almost imperceptible way. A tour­
Henri had another idea. He drove ing ear stopped on the street on the
to a nearby nnloon and procured n hill.
" I t is cold my friend, is it n o t f "
bottle o f whinky, which he offered to
the man on the dock. " Thunk«. " The called Henri aa he rushed forward, bot­
voice wna one degree le»« frosty. The tle in hand. " S h a l l we wnrm ourselves
neck o f the bottle diaappenred into the — ye sf "
" Y e p , " rolled up the somber voice,
alit o f the overcoat collar, and the
with frosty cordiality, and the nerk of
gleaming bottle turned heaven ward.
" V o i l a ! " Henri himaelf took a «ip the bottle diaappenred in the slit o f the
and stuffed the bottle into hi« pocket. overcoat collar.
" T h e motor tender from the Hilarity
" I ahull go away, my friend, hut I «hall
return." He hurried back to the tour­ — it is not vet returned, e h f "
" N o p e . ,r
ing car upon the atreet and drove away.
" V o i l a ! " Henri is even cheerful as
In an ivory tnpeatried stateroom, an he races up the dock. " I shall return,
the Hilarity «teamed «lowly across the my friend Monsieur Frnppe."
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bay, June Warner suddenly roae and
Left
nlone
momentarily,
June
threw
rang for the stewardess. That pue le­
open the door which she had just locked
ered person came with alacrity.
" D i d you ring, d e a r i e f " she whined nnd dnslied hack along the gangway
toward the pantry. At the end of the
n« June opened the door.
" Y e a . " June studied the woman n coinpanionway she found a passage thnt
moment apeculntively. She could not led her up to the deck. She rushed for­
confide in this creature. " Y o u may ward to the prow, taking in at a glance
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June »-Iff 23-30
thut they were far from shore and in
the open water, but just ahead, on the
port bow, bore down the red and green
light» of a tug.
" A h o y ! " »he eried. lifting her hands
to her mouth like a megaphone.
Strong arms seized her— the heavy-
jawed officer she had seen aa she came
aboard. Two others came running up.
Edwards und Cunningham, who dragged
June down into tbe crimson and gold
salon, nnd as June was jostled in the
first thing s h e saw was the dark, hand
some face of Gilbert Blye!
He was
standing ut tbe portable buffet, quietly
drinking a glass of wine!
I'. Wilkins and wife came running in,
and Edwards, panting, his heavy lips
parted in u half snarl, and half grin,
released his hold on June.
"l4*ck her u p , " he ordered.
Inside her atateroom June locked her
door and at the same time heard it
bolted from the outside.
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On the dock tne overcoat and cap
watched the figure o f Henri with a
drowsy interest.
Didn't I tell you before to h i k e f "
husked the warm steam o f breath.
" T h e beautiful little motorboat," in­
terrupted Henri with ingratiating en­
thusiasm. " M y friend. M. Flambeau,
would it not be possible"—
* ‘ Nope. ’ ’
"V o ila !
I shall return again, my
friend, Frnppe."
Henry was just starting his car when
the overcoat nnd cap sat on tbe edge of
the dork, with their feet dangling to­
ward the water.
" A h , " breathed Henri to the s t iff
figure beside him. " A t last it arrives.
We shall wait. ’ ’
Dawn— slowly the chill, gray mist
whirh lay upon the river began to clear.
" V o i l a ! " cracked the voice of Hen­
ri, but the tone was cheerful still.
" He sleeps! "
Henri and Marie, with all the men­
tal effect o f stealthiness, sprang into
the swift looking little motorboat.
Upon the swelling waves rode the
Hilarity, and all aboard o f her save the
officers o f the night nnd one other,
were sound asleep.
That one was June Warner. Hhe had
noiseleasly dressed herself in a yachting
costume and now she slowly removed
the bar from a secret panel whirh she
had discovered in the wall o f her cabin.
Then she moved it to one side until the
opening was large enough to admit her
lithe, slender figure. Hhe found her­
self in a stateroom faintly illumined by
the glowing o f the dawn, and in that
room, on a chair, still wearing the eve­
ning raiment o f the night before, his
head bent upon his shoulder, sat Orin
Cunningham.
With a shudder of aversion June sped
to the door o f Cunningham's cabin and
opened it. Hhe passed through the sa­
lon. There on the bench stretched Tom
my Thomas, one tapering arm bent over
her head and her dainty slippers crossed
in slumbrous ease.
Hwiftly, silently June gained the deck
and creeping close to the cabins, she
rounded the stern. The Hilarity had
dropped anchor, and the landing stairs,
with their silken hand rail, had been let
down.
A t the platform bobbed the
motor tender.
Hwiftly, silently, the runaway bride
crept out and down the side o f the
yacht and dropped as noiselessly as a
cat into the motorboat while the long
pink fingers o f the dawn swept athwart
the yellowing sky.
With a thumping heart June started
the motor, and at the sound Gilbert
B ly e ’s dark handsome face nppeared at
the rail.
(T o be continued)
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values, n ow - - -
98c
C hildren’s oxfords from 25c to 98c
M e n ’s oxfords, $4.00
values, now - - - -
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impression of its location, but when followed by repeated strokes a t '
regular intervals tbe densest fog or the darkest night can not long
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tisement— as compared with regular and systematic advertising— is in
its effect not unlike a sound which, heard hut faintly once, is lost in
space and soon forgot.
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Cottage Grove residents are aston­
ished at the Q U IC K results from the
simple mixture o f buckthorn bark,
glycerine, etc., known as Adler-i ka.
This remedy acts on BOTH upper and
lower bowel and is so THOROUGH a
bowel cleanser that it is used success­
fully in appendicitis. ONE SPOON­
F U L o f Adler-i-ka relieves almost A N Y
CAHE o f constipation, sour or gassy
stomach. O N E M I N U T E after you take
it, the gnsses rumble and pass out. The
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