DOING T H E IR DUTY
Scoro» of Cottage G rove Readers Ar«
L aaru lu g the D u ty of th»
Kidneys.
To
filte r
III«
Munii m tlie k id n e y » '
d u ty .
W lieu they fin i tu ili» tin» the kidney»
urn weak.
11 h i - k nr he nnd other kidney ill» limy
fo llo w .
11 i*l |r the kli lli ey» do t hei r work.
I »e D iluii'» K id ney l ’ ill» the tea ted
kidney remedy.
I ’rim f o f t he i r Murili in the f o l l o w i n g :
It I Kugg, fu n n er, H ll Fourth Hi.,
C n rvulli», O re,, says: “ I hud In g«-t ii|i
h n If u d un 'll tim e» ut m g lit, an hud m i i »
I tru u liled M ltli kidney
und
Idinliler
tru u lllo. W hen | heyuII (lik in g D um i'»
K id n ey P ills I run Id »ee Hint they were
actin g uu my kidney»
T h e u rtio n of
my kidney» m u » regulated und I run
u n » yet n yuuil inyht '» feat. I
lim e
lined ill nil three boxes uf D u n n ’» K ill
uey IM I» mid there 1» 11 mm k id im prove
u n lit in the euiiditiun uf my kid ney*.
A ll the niiu oyin y kid ney uilm ent» liuve
ynne. ' '
I ’ rlee 80r ut nil driller». D o n 't »imply
n»k fu r n kidney remedy yet D u n n ’»
K id ney IM I» the »mue thut M r Ituyy
hud
t ’n»ter M 1 1 Ini r ii t'n,, |'ro|>»., I tu f
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H E N D R Y
D E N T IS T
O V E R F IR H T N A T I O N A L B A N K
C o ttag e G rove
RUNAWAY JUNE
heaven», man, do you know I hud nl
ready spent 475,000 on this fe a tu re !
And i f this g irl q u it we co u ld n 't get
another one to tuke her place, could
w e f Ho we dragged her on board the
y a c h t ."
And he glared his defiance at
u 11 of them.
Money was money.
lÀpyngM. U li, by 5#rt«l Publr «IIMI
Ned W arn er hud been sittin g on the
F I F T E E N T H E P IS O D E
Hhe choked tiuck ber tear», und there edge o f a futile. N ow be sprang to hi»
A t Last, M y L o v e '''
m u » 11 li'ii»e sileni e, in M'birb Ned W ur
feet, ami h i* eye* flam ed. He caught
nei atood w itb cold eye» und fohied
his w ife by the w rist uud pulled her
unii» w u itin y
aw ay from her m other.
CHAPTER I
" O h , N e d , c u li’I I m i.»e you »ee und
“ H e r e ’» one th in g you c a n ’t ex
l ' T H E moment thut Mlye met
under»! a mi f ‘ ’ And there mu » a pite
p la in .”
lie dropped her w rist, and »lie
.lune, Ned W nrner w in »| ring
011» wi»tfulne»M uiiout Iter. “ W e were stood swaying w ith h a lf elosed eye»,
m y up the »tair», hi» juw » »et
11 11 »0 happy un thut day o f our wed
but there wu» no mercy in him. “ I
mid hi» fi»t» (liu i'b ed .
d in y, »0 happy u» we aturted 011 our ! »aw you rush from a house in a film y
It m u » tini» that Ned W arn er h.ui,
honeymoon trip !
And wlien ne »lood stage costum e.”
lifte r all hi» weary pur»uit, found hi»
alone in thè P ullulila d ru n iu y rnum, ! There was u strained ten sity in the
tiride in the presence of (iilh e rt M lye'
■urrounded hy our w hite rihhoned bug | group whieh »urroum ieil them. John
Eor only mi in»tuut Ned W arn er
yuye, there »eemed tu he no cloiid in 1 Moore »turt'-d to come to h i* daughter,
■ I 001I nonplused b e f o r e the door o f the
, ,,,
but Ned fie rc e ly waved him back. “ I t
roiuii, then he seized 11 ch air, und, |
.. 'i'»...,
Then why did you leu ve m e f ” Ned was m oving picture w ork. V ery w ell.
» trid m y to the door, he swung the
W arn er ’» voice wu» hnrah.
Hut tell me tbiu bow eould any g irl
ch air, w hile the other» of the little
“ I l wu» the u iu iie y !'’ H e r lip trein
who eould not endure the hum iliation
throny, which hud piled in lifte r him,
tiled
“ D o n ’t you reinem tier when 1 o f accepting money from her husband
fe ll buck.
inisHi'd my purse f
The porter came in consent to appear on the street for any
Beyond
l l i ' V o i o l till'
tin- door
itoor t the
l i e durs,
d ark , handnoini
h m iil» o in e
,
,
, ,,
7
,
.
, I ,
,,
. , , , 1 I J just
then,
him
d ollar
*"”
" I • mid
• • • • • you h yuve
" * * m
mmmmm a
» <»*'••••
purpose in such u e o s t u iu e f ’
mini M itli the loue» vaiid vkc limi h o ,...
.
yuve me ♦.!<
f.'iO
. I ...
.
,
W hen he went out you gave
There wu» a d eath lik e »tillness among
the h eu u tlfu l little runuwuy Io id e t o '
mid in jiiHt the »unie yeneroua wnv you them, broken by u w ild sobbing from
a benvy muli Mith t hick lidded eye »
yuve it to the negro. The d iffe re n c e the little runaw ay bride.
11 mi a round head h n s t l i n y wi lli short
m u » 42ft.
“ N e d '“
she cried. “ Ob, N e d ! "
hi»ir.
Ile «ut in u ebuir, und in hi»
They were all « tu riled hy the force And she clung upon his urrn. H e held
hmid» wu» mone y.
He rose n» . lune
of the comparison. O nly G ilb ert Blye coldly rigid. “ F o rg ive me! You c a n 't
m u » h'd up to him, und m i o ber hiinil»
smiled, mid the »mile did not e»rupe know how I'v e su ffered !
You c a n 't
he thru»t t hè money.
Ned.
know bow I 'v e loathed it a ll!
1 was
.lune »hrutik fruni thè flit hnnd»
“ Do you remember I cried nnd you so m istaken, so w rong!
1 thought I
wl nc h Mere nlmut to he clnapeil upoti
put my head on your »houlderf You bad such a w onderful ideal. When I
ber »houlder» and from thut
Wide,
. . . .
thought I was tired , hut I cried from bud uebieveil my independenee, when I
G i i k .m ile upon the face o f the heavy hllII|1|(u, io|1
, f(.„ , |k „ „ ,
,
.um, und laughing nervou»ly turned to
, h(|, , „ r tb ,.
of
h f , , need no longer look to you fo r money,
G ilb e rt Mlye who Ion» h i. d ark, hand
h, ve to
ft. o
,,f f money I was to return to you, and we were
pt g
g l ift»
to w alk hand in hand through life in
»nine head above her mid »poke to her
from you. Then I dreamed about it. th a t love which run be founded only
in hi» low voice.
And when the tru lli stopped und woke upon iiiiitu iil respect, which usks love
t'ra»h!
me up I eo u ld n 't »tniui it. 1 threw to r love and nothing more. I meant
The door splintered and gave way,
down your money and run from the our love to be w ithout a fla w . N o man
and throoyh It hurst the w ild eyeil Neil
t r a in .’ '
ran understand the hurt to a woman
W arn er, bi» jaw »et und hl» fi»t«
“ T o meet this m a n !” interru p ted when u fter m arriage she becomes a b ­
clinched. Eor U second he »tood he
Ned stern ly. “ G ilb e rt Blye was w a it­ solutely dependent on his c h a r ity .’ ’
w ild e rn ! by the » trange light which
ing on the statio n p la tfo rm at T a rn
“ W hy, J u n ie !’ ’ The small, mil«l
Hooded this large room; then, w ith mi
v ille .”
And he noteil th at June looked voire of M rs. Moore, and she stepped
n nlli, he »lining for the hlllck vm iilvked ;
,
_
. at him in surprise
fo rw ard w ith deep concern on her gen
man
It«- citili heil hi» finger» around
• • i Hold
i, . i, i
, th
| r. e r e !”
on
G ilb ert
Blye tie face. “ W hat is all this ta lk about
the throat m id, w ith 11 »uvaye roar,
»poke sharply. “ I was w a itin g , but a husband's c h a r i t y ! "
And she turned
Imre G iilie rt Mlye to the floor. The
fo r a New York tra in . I hud been to w ith wonder to F a th e r Moore. “ A
ru n aw ay bride uttered »brick a fte r
our Tarnv ille
fac to ry. I
»aw- this husband makes ouly one g ift to hie
shriek.
b eau tifu l g ir l on the p lu tfo rin and w ife , and th a t is at the a lta r. A fte r
At the door dow nstair» there stopped
Ihought 1 inin eillately what u good mo thut everyth in g he has is hers, i f peo
mi e le c trir coupe, driven hv a shurp
• ion p icture »uliject »he would lie.
I pie w ill only rem em ber the m arriage
featured woman M itb u long nose mid
was rig h t. Hhe screens iie rfe c tly .' ’ service
Your ring is a symbol o f it.
high .«relied brow*.
I And lie »lulled ap p ro ving ly at June.
' W itb all my w orldly good» I thee en­
rp N ta ir» there was a »ri'iie o f w ild
“ Ho you were stranger», ’ ' rem arked dow. ' ' ’
confusion. T he runaw ay
bride, her
Ned, mul there was an im plied sneer
“ And you, my son! ’ ’ Hhe turned
m other, In » iiie tb e rin y mid the viv a
I in hi» tone. “ You helped her «»n the w ith surpris.ng severity on Ned W ar
uiou» Tom m y Thomu» were »creaming
Ira n i, mid I saw you in the car ta lk in g ner. “ H ave you fo rg otten th at you
in h y»tenu , w hile the heavy man Mith
W ith Ii c r '
promised to love, rherish and protect
til«* th ick eyelid» and the mmi w ith the
j
“ Y o u f " Both the ru n aw ay bride nnd my d a u g h te r! “
w hite mustache und itohhie B leth erin g
[ he d ark , handsome B lye naked thnt
There was a cry from the little ru n ­
und h a lf u «lo«en other men runhed up
j i|iie»t 1011.
aw ay bride and a soli from Ned W*ar-
on the fir r c r ly struggling men on the
“ Ye», I ! ” this triu m p h a n tly . “ I ner as. oblivious to all around them ,
floor,
caught an eipress and overtook voor they clusp**d each other in a solemn
“ My
h u s b a n d !’ '
»hriek«ad
June.
local as w «• pulled into the station at embrace.
“ Mv husband.”
New Y o rk , and through the cur win
I rum that loving cln*p the b eau tifu l
lu to tins luiuultuous scene there
,
,
-nding over ber
her an«
, ,,
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,
, dnw» I »aw you bendine
and w ife of Ni-ii W arn er raised a ra d ia n tly
rustie«! M a n e and O ffu -e r Dow il nini j
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sm iling, und sin- w a s sm iling up a t
happy countenance to her mother.
fut old bini k A mit Deldiy just 11» Boli .
you! ’ *
“ W here are th e y ! W here are t h e y ! "
tiie by munì »trength drugged from G ii j
There wu» u pause, and the listeners
■ureechi-d a s h rill voice, ami Honoria
tiert Blye thè muddened ii»»nilunt w ho
lo o k'd from June to Ml ve and then at H ive b ar*f into the group.
limi Nprung upon bini.
Ned.
G ilb ert Hive w alked serenely over to
G ilb ert B lye ro»c feelin g of hi» |
“ Oh, yes! ” mul Ju n e's brow cleared. meet her.
th ro ut, nnd f«ir u moment he contem
“ I bud sold my w utrh to a fu nn y old
''Y o u may go home to your p arrot,
pluted Ned W arn er w ith dared be
laily «m the tra in to pay my fare. M r. Honoria,
he advised her quite h ap pi­
w ild e rm e n t; then u flush o f anger cam«*
Blye bought the w utrh from her und
ly. Then there came a cold eomberness
into hi» cheeks, and his black eye»
very kin d ly o ffere d to let me repur
in h i* black eyes. “ You c a n ’t in te r­
biased.
chase it whenever 1 found it conven­ fere w ith my business this tim e, as you
“ Let huu g o ! " he yelled, and thrust
ient. Be gnve me his ca rd ; th at was have done ever since we were m arried,
ing the heavy Eiiw ards out o f his w ay,
a ll."
and you can no longer assume n dom i­
he made a mail rush for the man who
“ A ll! ” N ed thundereil. ' ' H e rha»t*d nance over nu- w ith vour m o n ey.“ Sud­
had attempte«! to »trm igle him
you from the tra in in a ta x i, and I fol denly the glow returned to his black
It wii» huge O ffic e r Dowd who this
lowed, but I lost you l/o th .“
eyes, and he looked to June and smiled
tim e jum ped in between the tw o fo ri
“ I did n o t ! " B lye heatedly retorted. his suave smile. “ I have w orked out
our com batant» mid, w ith the uid uf
“ 1 jum ped in n ta x i mul tore straigh t my independence. ’ ’
h a lf a dozen young men, prevented th<*
fo r
C u n n in g h a m '» h o te l,"
und
he
desperate encounter which would huve
CHAPTER III.
turned to the w hite mustuehed man for
ensued.
There was a gay supper p a rty at
corroboration. “ W e were due ut a <iin
“ M y husband! ’ ' sobbed June anil
ner p a rty th a t night und were to stop the N e w Y'ork cafe th a t night. ' The
tried to throw herself upon him, but
at M rs. Russell's, where all the girl» Hive S to rk Company entertaine«! th e ir
he tiirn e il from her. “ Ne«l! M r. B ly e ! ”
d ep artin g star and her friends. Ned
of the company a fte rw a rd b o a rd ed .”
A hand was laid upon N e d '» arm —
“ W h y did he go to Bryn|M>rt at the W arner sat beside his hnppy June.
Iris B leth erin g '» . Hhe had forced her
same t i m e f ’ ’ N'e«l glared savagely at There seemed an e x tra affe c tio n to ­
wny through the e lr ite d throng.
night
betw een
F a th e r and
M o th er
Blye.
“ W h y , N e d ! " »he called, shaking
“ I t was nu inspiratio n . ”
G ilb ert Moore and Bobbie and Iris B leth erin g ,
hi» arm mol looking at the eves from
Mlye sm iled s u u v e ly nnd Stroked his and Tom m y Thomas was the gayest o f
which the lig h t o f reason seemed to
b la c k V a n d y k e w ith his long, lean the gay. The eyes o f the w hite mus­
ha««' fled. “ N ed, listen to me. I t '»
w h ite f i n g e r s , and his black eye» tache«! G rin Cunningham tw in k le d in
Iri» !
D o n 't you »eef This 1» a motion
glowed. “ W e had just foriu«*«t the rcssnntly, and heavy T . J. Edwards sat
picture »tudiu! “
B lv e Mtork Com pany ut the dinner pur w ith a smile o f intense satisfaction on
T hey a ll hail to repeat it ugatn ami
ty
. M r. E d w a rd » ,“ mul he nnd«ie<i to his thick lips. The fea tu re was f i n ­
again before they ruuhl reach his dared
the heavy man w ith the th ic k lidded ished w ith o u t an accident, and the firs t
intelligence.
o f the film s was fine. Hobbit* B leth er
Ju n e! Hhe »tood now supported by ey«*s, “ is our leading u rto r, who has
also mi interest in the company.
1 ing and B lye took an instant lik in g to
her fa th e r unit mother, her large, lus
one another. The old feud was e n tire ­
trous eyes turned ap p i'iilin g ly on Ned, showed them the picture o f the bcauti ly fo rg o tte n .
fu l g irl in the w atch. I t had given me
w a itin g the moment when »he dare«!
I'p rose G ilb e rt B lye at the bead o f
a gr«'at idea fo r a m otion p icture play,
approach him again.
th«' table. In his hand he held a sm all
“ D o n 't you understand, N e d f " she 'T h e K iinaw ny B r id e .’ T hey were de
lighted w ith it, but we had no g irl of shining object. H e made a w onderful
fra n tic a lly cried. “ W o n 't you under
speech about it. a speech fu ll o f w it
the ty p e .’ ’
«tm n lf I t '» u motion picture p la y ! ”
“ I remembered h earing Mrs. W arn er und sentim ent and good w ill and things
Hlowly he turned bis glassy eye» in te ll the old Indy on the tra in th at she which made everybody happy, and w ith
her d irec tio n , lie comprehended at must earn her own liv in g . 1 was cer­ an e x tra o rd in a ry flou rish o f wurds he
last, blit there was no »oftening in his ta in th at she would screen w ell. W hy presented th a t watch to the little run
fa re , for there » till stood the d a rk , not get the o rig in a l heroine o f the away bride.
handsome G ilb ert Blye.
Am id w h ackin g applause the little
id e a l E d w ard s nn«l Cunningham were
“ You huve been w ith thut man ever cnthu»in»tic. I had her address in her runaw ay b ride mailt* a blushing speech
since you le ft m e ! " savagely charged w atch. I
jum ped
in
Cunninghnm 's of acceptance; then there was a w his­
Ned, tu rn in g
»mldenlv
to w ard
the lim ousine and hurried
rig h t out to pered consultation between herself an«l
trem b lin g June and »linking hi» fin g e r B r y n p o rt.' ’
the deserted groom. bt*gun by a sug­
nt her.
“ And on the w ay in from B rynport gestion fro m the la tte r. Then up rose
In the uhmidoneii bank room below my ta x i broke d o w n ,” .Tune w ent on. the beam ing Ned W a rn e r and made a
Mill W o lf »tood near a dusty w indow “ M r. B lye appeared out o f the dark
m anly speech, a generous speech, a
w ith llo n o riu Blye mul rolled out be­ ri«*»» us i f by magic mul o ffere d his speech fu ll o f henrt bursting happiness,
fore her a b ill, yard» long, covering limousine. ’ '
and am id great applause hi* pres«*nted
all the »eparute items o f his sleuthing
“ Ho I be« mne 11 tem po rary member that tin y w atch to the d a rk , handsome,
011 the tr a il o f G ilb e rt B lye and June o f the B lye Htock Com pany. I was to black vand yked G ilb e rt Blye.
Wnrner.
I hen up rose Bobbie B leth erin g and
play the lend in the fu tu re which he
“ (in over the li»t, m a 'a m , item by elaborate«! a fte r I told him about my looked at the «-lock nnd motioned to
ite m ,’ ’ c o n fid e n tly in v ite il the fa ith fu l money p ro b le m .' ’
the head w a ite r.
d etective. “ Y o u 'll fin d them correct.
“ W ell, i t 's tra in tim e ,” he proudly
“ T h a t was a great i d e a ! " B lye was
And here'» u check on your own bank very enthusiastic. “ The man, the w o­ announced.
nil ready and made out fo r you to sign man and the money!
1 wo o f th** p a rty looked up in per­
I t w ill appeal to
and here » a fo un tain pen, m a ’a m ."
every class and condition o f people. p le xity. Everyone els«* was g rinning.
H o n oris Blye took the long lint nnd W e 're spending 11 fo rtu n e in udvertis
“ Goodby, Ju n ie, d e a r ! ”
And Iris
began to check it o ff, item by item .
ing it. Look at this new tw e n ty four B leth erin g , ju m p in g front her chair,
In the studio above a »core o f ind ig
sheet p o s ter.’ ’ A nd, m o vin g a piece o f threw her arms around J u n e ’s neek
lim it eyes turned on N«*<1 W arn er, mid scenery, he displayed a big lithograph and sobb«*d hap pily.
(here was a loud t'horus o f protest as of “ 'T h e R u n aw ay B rule, ’ by G ilb ert
‘ Here are your tickets, N e d .” called
lie pointed accusingly ut his unhappy
B lye: P o rtra ye d bv the Blye Htovk sm iling eyed F a th e r M oore, tossing
bride.
'T nn envelop«*, am i a t th at moment
Com pany. ’ ’
“ W hat do you m e a n t’ ’ demanded the
Ned W a rn e r was the only one who the doors o f the p riv a te d ining room
cold, stern vo ire o f G ilb e rt Mlye, and paid no a tte n tio n t«i the lith o grap h. His opened, and in marched A unt Debby
lie u dvanred, hi» black eves glow ing. arms were s till fo ld ed ; his eyes were aml M a rie laden w ith w h ite ribboned
“ This g irl has done no w r o n g !"
luggage. Ju n e's
mother
s till cold. June looked at him . and her honeymoon
They all talke d nt once, and they all eyes fille d w ith despair.
smiled w ith
F a th e r
Moore a t the
talked in d ig n a n tly at Ned W arn er. A c ­
“ I saw no cameras at M rs. V illa r d 's thought th a t the happy couple did not
cording to them, June W nrner was the
thnt
n ig h t.’ ’ And
now
he turne«l know th a t on the h a rk o f th«* Moore
sweetest and best little w ife any man
sro w lin g lv to G rin C unningham . “ Yet ear which was to tak«* them to the r a il­
dared wish for.
I saw this man d is tin c tly m akin g love road statio n to fin is h th e ir uncom­
Iris and Euther mul M o ther Moore
to my w ife . /And I saw G ilb ert Blye pleted honeymoon was this legend:
bent fo rw ard eagerly tow ard Ned, nnd
J I'H T M A R R I E D . ' ’
doing the same t h in g ! ”
all smiled reassuringly. Then F a th e r
T H E END.
“ W e w ere rehearsing, M r. W a r n e r ,”
Moore turned to June.
explained B lye q u ie tly .
“ M y d a u g h te r,” l e said, “ come
“ I ’ll swear it wns not a m oving pie A N E A S Y . P L E A S A N T L A X A T I V E
home. ’ ’
ture rehearsal the night you dragged
G 11«* or tw o o f I)r. K in g '» N e w L ife
M o ther mul daughter wept in ench
my w ife out o f the New Y o rk cafe and P ills w ith a tu m b ler o f w ater at night.
o th e r's arms.
took her on b«iard your y a c h t.”
No had, nauseating taste: no belching
“ You bet it w n s n ’t. ”
I t wns the gas. Go rig h t to bed. W ake up in the
CH APTER II
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“ N e d ! " I t was a p a 'h e tic little bing his round head vigorously. “ A ment, and feel fin e all d ay. Dr. K in g 's
W hen your New L ife P ills are sold' by a ll Drug
fig u re which turned appeal) ig ly to the co n tract is n co n tract.
scowling young man.
H er big eves w ife saw you she w o u ld n 't go on board gists, .Art in an o rig in a l package, fo r
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ture»; she c o u ld n 't do anything. My easy, pleasant la a x tiv *.
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