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T H U R S D A Y , N O V E M B E R 4. 19 37 CSXXBAA PO IXT A RACE LIFE fo r OH A YO UN G IX X T O K T A K E S A C H A N C E By ARCHIE PARKER ( Continued from last W e e k ) The follow in g morning found George Allison lying in bed wonder ing how he was goin g to break the news to June Daily o f the death of her saddle horse Ginger, and the an swerin g o f the many questions that she was sure to ask. The answering o f the questions was going to be difficu lt he knew. "J u s t have to take the bull by the horns and go thru with it I guess" he said to him self as he rolled out of bed and be gan to dress. " G o o d morning D octor.” greeted Mrs. Daily from the kitchen as the y oun g doctor entered, “ June has been asking for you all m ornin g.’ ' "S h e h a s? ” answered Allison. "A nd how is she? Anything w rong?” "O h no, nothing wrong. She is feelin g fine. But she wants to sit up tod ay.” " S h e can— in bed. How Is her ap p e tit e ? ” woiBrfi>t*fy.8 v*he I saw you.” U hun* ry. but I * anything until a a f tew X lne!, 1 wlU d,VS8 h‘‘f arm la minutes and you can give her me same diet, eggs, toast and milk ” I will Doctor, but I have vour breakfast already so you might a.- well set right down and eat ” „ ‘ H o t-c a k e s !” he exclaimed as he slid into a chair by the table, -You know my weakness. But Mrs. Daily merely smiled as she slid the golden- brown cakes into the plate. After the doctor have finished his breakfast he w e it directly to the bedside of his patient. "G ood morning Miss Dally, and did you notice I said .Miss Daily this U r n . ? ' greeted the Doctor, with « wisp of humor in his voice. Good morniing Sir, and I would like very much to know to whom I have the pleasure and great honor of bidding good morning to.” "I s that a qu estion ?” " I t is. So what might the name be?” ‘ It might be George Washington who never told -a lie, but it isn’ t, fou p aunt told me you wanted to y see me— do y o u ? " Maybe I do, and maybe I don't. 3ut if 1 did how could I iu this dark old dingy b e d r o o m ? " A IT O REPAIR SHOPS "Miss Daily, iu all seriousness, you have been a good girl and patient JACK LEES thru this ordeal, but in all fairness Expert Auto Mechanic to you I must tell you there is som e thing you must know You will have HAHIIKH SHOPS to know what it is sooner or later so it might just as well be now as any LO V E 'S B A R B E R SHOP other time, it is going to be hard (F or m er ly Gleason's) for you to face I know, but I be Expert Hair Cutting lieve you will understand. While Central Point, Ore. I am dressing your arm I will tell you the story.” F or a sm ooth shave and quick George Allison told her of how he SERVICE had been in town on the main street when Fred Pennington came after Go to the Doctor Green— of the death o f Gin SQ U A RE D EAL B A R B E R SHOP ger, her riding horse— how he had W. A. Shell, prop. promised Fred he would come out to the ranch and do what he could to help— how he had found her BEAUTY PARI-ORS nearly dead from the loss of bolod. C E N T R A L POINT BEAUTY SALON The only thing he omitted from the Shampoo, Finger Wave, Manicure story was how he had managed to Permanents make the trip so quickly. He did not tell her of his wild ride in the stolen CHK ES E FACTOR I MS locomotive. Before he had finished telling her the story June's face was SONOMA V A L L E Y CHEESE buried in her pillow and she was FA C T O R Y sobbing as only a broken heart can On North Pac. Highway sob. The professional heart of Doctor _________ CONFECTIONERY_________ Allison was touched with sadness as he sat by the side of the weeping ROSS & ROSS girl as she kept sobbing out tin Candy— T o b b a c o — Fishing Tackle words, "Oh Ginger— Ginger— my old Ginger boy— he's gone— I can '' FARM IMPLEMENTS believe it— it isn't s o." "D on 't take it so hard. Remember W. E. A L E X A N D E R Ginger has lived and died for hi) McC'ormick-Deering Agent little girl. That will l> • something Repairs— Harness worth remembering. I will leave you now, and you will feel better about GROCERY STORES it ater on. I know you will.” “ Do— d o n ’t g— go D— Doctor— JO NES’ G RO CERY Next to Postoffice. C L A S S IF IE D Business Directory s F A B E R 'S M A R K E T A Good Place to Trade A V I N G S E C U R I T Y SAFEWAY Groceries, Meat, Feed Cow ley Bldg. ronnt now and protect your W. E. A L E X A N D E R Hardware, Paints Chapter 7 The Doctor Goes Away The follow in g morning Mrs. Daily entered the sick-room. But it could hardly be called a sick-room any more, for June was to be allowed to go into the livingroom aud sit in a chair until she felt like goin g back to bed. The first thing Mrs. Daily did on entering was to go directly to the windows and roll tb s cur tains as high as they would go. That was th first time they were up since June was injured. "G o o d -m o rn in g June dear. There, d o n ’t you think that is b e t t e r ? ” she asked us the full flood of the m orn ing light entered the windows, aud sht continued, "I don't know w hat that fool doctor wanted th e blinds down all the time for an yw ay.” “ Thank you Aunt Sharlott— yes that is certainly better. I nearly for got what sunlight looks like, but he is not a fool doctor and you know it, and if he wanted the blinds down he had a perfectly good reason. And she said to herself, "A n d I think I know what that reason was— wish I knew for su re.” " I am g oing to dress your arm for you now June dear, then you can have your breakfast. And after a while you may com e o n ' to the liv in groom and set up for awhile.” " A r e you goin g to dr ss my arm Au ntie? W h ere Is the doctor this m ornin g.” asked June with a look o f surprise in her big brown eyes. “ Fred took him to town this morning. He left real early. He left some instructions for me to follow and said you were all out o f danger. "B u t Aunt Sharlott, he never cam t te th • rooni and said good b y ! ” Ju n p exclaimed, and her eyelids -seemed to flutter as she looked dow n at the bed covers. It may have been the bright sunlight streaming in thru the win dows that effected her eyes that way. but it is doubtful. " T h e doctor said you were proh- abty a l s - . p « h e n he left, and that he would not disturb you. He said you needed the rest ” “ Auntie Sharlott, did you find out w ho the d octor w a s ? ” "I and sakps no child. I couldn't get it out o ' him in noway, shape or form .” " H o w much did he charge for what he d i d ? " "T h a t 's another thing that opein' strange to me June. He would n o ’ tell me what the bill was He sab’ he would send the statement, th e' he would t-ove to figure It out first." "1 want rnr breakfast now Auntie I'm awfully hungry. Gan I have it ? " “ Certainly you can, child. And you can get up for a while and sit in the other r oom .” ( T o Be Contlnned) Physician and Surgeon PLANING MILL__ C E N T R A L POINT PLANING MILL North Pacific Highway- Dressed and Rough Lumber Mill W or k . Sugar Pine Shingles Cash and Carry R A W L E1GH PRODUCTS Dr. I. H. Gove D E N T IS T R Y FRESH FROM THE ROASTER GROUND AT THE MOMENT OF PURCHASE The Finest Vacuum Packed L t uffi». 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