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SOUTHERN OREGON MINER. Ashland. Oregon OUSEHOLD INTSE To separate lettuce remove the core, then let water from faucet flow into the head until pressure of water forces leaves apart. If »till firm let head stand in cold water to cover. • • a Unsightly scratches on dark colored furniture may be covered by wrapping a swab of cotton on a toothpick and dipping in iodine. Apply to the scratches and when dry rub with furniture polish. To tightly fasten corks in bottles, boil the corks for five minutes to soften them and then, while hot press them into the bottles. When cool the seal will be perfect. • • • The constant use and washing of silver gives it the “butler** finish you find on heirloom silver. ♦ • • When soil in which house plants are potted becomes more like clay than loam it may be lightened by adding sand to it. Plants grow best in this kind of soil. ® ÄfflflRiHBIinKi MhX ©NOORIS THE STORY SO FAR; An orphan. Charlotta (Cherry) Rawlln«» know» al most nothin« of her early history when, acceding to Ute withe» of her guardian». Judge J nd ton Marthhanh» and Emma Hatkell. the become» the tec re tar y of Mr». Porleou» Porter, wealthy San Fran- ciacan invalid. Ru»y a» »he 1», Cherry see» the Judge from Ume to time and meets the member» of his household: his dictatorial old mother; Amy Marsh- banhs. debutante daughter of hl» dead brother, Fred; and Fran, hl» gay young •econd wife. Cherry toon learnt from Emma that her mother (never married) had been Emma'» titter Charlotte; that her father wa» the Judge'» brother Fred —Amy'» father—and that ahortly after Cherry and Amy were born Cherry'» mother had switched the two babies. The poor Cherry Rawlings 1» really the rich Amy Marsbbankt! The Judge con- Srmt the amazing story, but to protect Amy hl» mother burnt certain papers that would have proved It» truth. Mean while Cherry had fallen in love with KeUy Coates, a young arU»t (who for a lime had been Infatuated with Fran Marthbanks); and Amy It determined to marry Count Mario (Gogo) CoatlanUno. The Judge Is shot to death in his library and everybody Is under suspicion. KeUy ha ally convinces Cherry that be Is over his infatuation tor Fran and the happily agrees to marry him. Amy flies to Reno to marry Gogo. Cherry discovers there are gunpowder marks on Fran's negligee. Police And love letters KeUy bad written to Fran, but be assures Cherry they are harmless. Returning from a restaurant to the Marshbanks home KeUy and Cher ry And four officers walling at the door. Now continue with the story. • ’/KATHLEEN NORRIS • DEPARTMENT MISCELLANEOUS REINCARNATION of the SOUL Demonstrated PERSONAL Are You III or Unhappy? RAZOR BLADES KENT BLADES MEDICATED POWDER FOR FAMILY USE , ““ ** CONSTIPATION FEEN-A-MINT HOT FLASHES Kidneys Must Work D oans P ills SEWING with short sleeves. 34« yards 3» Inch ma- terlal. ’» yard contrast for collar, till yards machine made ruffling. Due to an unusually large demand ■nd current war conditions, slightly more time la required In tilling orders tor a tew of the moat popular pattern numbers. Send your order to: SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEFT. 14» New Montgomery Street San brandirò Calif. Enclose 30 cents in coins for each pattern desired. Pattern No. ...,.••.•••. Size........ . Name •••■•«••••• Addi ess .................. ••••••••• Even Cupid Is Living Cp To the Rules These Days Being of a very kindly nature, tho foremun of the munition plant took a great interest in the love ttffuir of one of his pretty "munU tioiicttca.” Then one day he was surprised to hear that it was broken off. But that very evening he was even more surprised to see the young lady in question out with the newly discarded young man. "Why, Doris," he said chldingly, "I thought you had finished with that young man. And here you are out with him.’’ "That's right. I have,” was tha reply from Doris; "but I hud to give him seven days' notice, didn’t I?” is to Amy » interest, sen we must fight," the count put in. “It was over anyway,** the girl mean?” she demanded. "Why. I don't know, dear,** tal stated. "And he and I were going to be married," she added, after a tered the old lady. "Aimee has tolt me of a story pause. “It sounded as if you »aid—you toll by Cherie here." the count be- didn't say . . .** old Mrs. Marsh- gan anxiously, “Coot it haf any- banks stopped Ln midsentence, look- sing to do wiz zis? ing keenly at the girl. “If it 1» a duplicate of that paper ■'Yes. we planned it only a few Uncle Jud said he had had . . .** days ago." Cherry said dully. Amy added, again leaving her sen CHAPTER XVH tence unfinished. “Fran knows it?" ft is a necessity. It affords time and opportunity for the accomplishment of “If II Is to Aimer'» Interrai, “Nobody knows it" the purpose of our existence upon earth. “You go upstairs and get into dry sen we must fight," the count “But if that's the case, how could Price 10 Cents things,” Kelly said to Cherry. “No she possibly have -quarreled with put In. use your catching pneumonia." WM. DREYER Jud about him?" "Cherry, did they write you?” » South Eighth St. - Newark. N. J. He sat down at the desk, and “That's one reason why I think Amy demanded. Cherry reluctantly went away. May she didn't" “The Comstocks were greatfriends was waiting for her in the hall and "You mean you're to marry Kel of your father." old Mrs. Marsh not only personally managed the hot ly?*’ The older woman still found banks contributed. “But I never bath but descended afterward to the it hard to believe. heard . . ." She stopped short, kitchen for tea and toast "Some day," Cherry answered shaking her head. Many hava found relief from sickness. “If you aren't in for flu. I'll miss simply, looking away to hide her “It seem to me zat I should have Thousands have had problems solved my guess!" said May. filling eyes. known of zis, Aimee." said the when all doors seemed closed. You may "And how long has this been go count. When she came upstairs with the be helped also. A little book tells aU. It’s tray, it was to ask Cherry if she ing on?” “Gogo, why should I tell you a positively free, there's no obligation. “Ever since I first saw him—for lot of family rubbish that I didn't would have her little midafternoon WRITE P. O. BOX 7SS BOLLYWOOD - CALIFORNIA meal in old Mrs. Marshbanks' room. me. He walked into my life,' ” Cher- believe myself!" Amy answered "She don't feel very good and she ry said, “and he's never walked sharply. “Up to now—up to the time I got this letter, there wasn't asked if you wasn't too tired would out" "Well." said the old lady dryly, any proof of anything!” you come in and see her.” “I am sure, *’ the old woman be- “Well, of course.” Cherry said. “that complicates matters.” “I should think it would simplify gan faintly, "I am sure there isn't Feeling achy and dull, she was not T^Blads‘Vaiia11* only vaguely flattered by the pro matters; I should think it would let any truth in what Judson said: It posal. but she was glad of any com- Kelly out of it at least" Greg said. put Amy in such a terrible posi- uh of p “I don’t think anything any tion. Oh. my child.'* Amy's grand RLViuniLV raahe< with Mel3anai pany on this dreadful afternoon. more,” his grandmother stated mother said, in a burst of anguish. MexichR Cherry found her grandmother wearily. “I guess I’ve lived long “why did you marry until this mat raaassw nor Heat I owder- Rebevw restless and uneasy. But to Cher enough. So you got him away from ter was settled’’ How could you rush diaper rash. beat rash. ry’s great relief she seemed dis Fran, did you?” off without telling us—without . .’* inclined to speak of the affair» of "That was all over. They hadn’t “But you are not saying zat Aimee the moment. seen each other for months. But DON’T LET The clock struck four, The old Fran suddenly got all worked up perhaps will be robt of all ze money woman looked across at her com- about it She had letters from him her grandfazzer gave her?” the count put in, in a tone of stupefac panion. her voice sounded oddly flrm that the police found.” tion. SLOW YOU UP and clear in the silence. "Those letters!” the older woman There was a brief silence. The • When bowel» are sluggish and you *'Judson was an honest man, ” she said scornfully. feel irritable, headachy, do as millions count moved to Amy and touched said, "but he never was fair to his 'do - chew FEEN-A-MINT. the modern As Cherry was about to leave old her on the shoulder. chewing-gum laxative. Simply chew brother. Frederick—” Mrs. Marshbanks. Amy and Count “It will be very hardt, it will FEEN-A-MINT before you go to bed, Cherry was unable to speak. She Gogo burst in. seem very strange to my frienz, my taking only in accordance with package felt her throat thicken; tears stung directions — sleep without being dis “Gran, darling." Amy said with frienz zat I have promise to help." her eyes. The proud, stiff old voice her kiss, "we were going through he said in an annoyed tone “I tell turbed. Next morning gentle, thorough relief, helping you feel swell again. Try went on. town on our way to Del Monte and zem to come and stay wiz me, I FEEN-A-MINT. Tastes good, is handy “I would be very sorry to think we got homesick, and so we're put- tel) zem zat my horse—my house, all and economical.A generous family supply that anything I had ever done had ting off our honeymoon, and we is for zem." His reproachful look hurt you." said Mrs. Marshbanks. came home to see you! You kiss swept tiie circle; he spread his hands “When something surprises you and her, too. Gogo!” open, appealing for sympathy. —and distresses you, sometimes you "Your room is ready. Countess." Cherry informed the newcomers act without thinking.” that Fran had been asked to go to May said, from the doorway. Cher “I don't think it matters much police headquarters "to explain ry saw a little pleased look, a molli now." Cherry said, with some dif something,” and that Fran had fied expression, come into Amy's ficulty. “It might have been unim “sort of broken down" earlier in face. The title was impressive to portant Nobody knew what was in the day. and they were questioning them all. that envelope.” “The first thing that Gogo said her. “It was unfortunate. I suppose," when we read this horrible letter," "But why? She doesn’t know any the old woman said reluctantly and thing about it!" Amy exclaimed, Amy said, looking first at her grand proudly, “that my boy inherited his aghast mother, then at Cherry, “was that disposition from me. He would not it wouldn't be fair to me—it would "You kennot possibly know zat, be crossed." put me in a false position for him to de-ar,” said the count “You are much stronger than have married me thinking that 1 “She said it was on his account” your father,” said Mrs. Marsh- was—well, was rich and that I could “The thing is. Gran." Amy burst help out all these people he has banks. The girl felt an odd sense of pride. It was something—even on out “that yesterday when I grabbed promised to help, and that he could this strange, terrible day—to have some things to go and meet Gogo pay up some bills. As if,” Amy di won the respect of her strange, ali there was some mail on the hall verged suddenly with an attempt to table, two or three letters for me. speak scornfully that Cherry found enated old grandmother. took them along We didn’t infinitely pathetic, “as if money “You can stand what would have and I look at them until this morning and mattered! It was only—Gogo says broken him," Mrs. Marshbanks pres ZYOU WOMEN WHO SUFFER FROM then I—we—Gogo felt—we both felt, it’s only that he expected something ently added. “You know, I suppose, that it might be important, and that different and made all these plans, that Judson left you a little proper we ought to talk to someone about and now of course he won't be able ty in his will? What I have will be to carry them out. yours, too,” she went on, unemo it” If you suffer from hot flashes, dizzi “If it is for Aimee’* comforts, zen "We’ll know tomorrow," Cherry tionally. “It is not what you might ness. distress of "Irregularities", are it is important to me,” Gogo said said, one hand over her aching eyes. have had, but it is something.” weak, nervous, irritable, blue at times—due to the functional “He says, Gogo says, that It's a “Thank you,” Cherry said sim impressively. "middle-age" period in a woman's •'You say it’s business, Amy," old bad sign that they want to get In ply. There was a tap at the door and Life—try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege Mrs. Marshbanks said, with a level touch with you, Cherry,” Amy ob table Compound—the best-known she sprang to it, her heart ham look at Gogo. “What sort of busi served, as she trailed away discon medicine you can buy today that'« mering wildly. It was Kelly. made especially for women. ness?” solately, leaving Cherry alone with Pinkham's Compound has helped He looked tired, and was graver "It's from some lawyer, Gran,” her grandmother. thousands upon thousands of wom in manner than she had ever seen an to relieve such annoying symp Amy explained. “Mr. George Com The old lady extended a hand to him. toms. Follow label directions. Pink stock. He says that owing to the her, and as Cherry went to stand ham's Compound is worth trying! “Fran and I are going out with sudden death of his father. Judge before her, grasping it, she drew these lads a while," he said, without Thomas Comstock, affairs in the of- the girl down so that Cherry’s ear preamble. "I wanted you to know. flee— I’ll read it," Amy interrupted was close. WNU—13 22—-43 See you later.” herself. “She's destroyed her life!” the old She caught at him, her eyes fright ■*'Affairs in the office have been woman said, in an electric whisper. ened. He smiled and was gone. in some inevitable confusion, owing Mrs. Marshbanks and Cherry sat to the recent sudden death of my “The money was all he wanted." Crossing the hall, Cherry could quietly, saying little. It was a relief father,* *’ she read aloud. " 'My to both when Greg came in. partner, Mr. Edward Brace, and I hear Gogo's voice speaking high and "What's happened?” he inquired. have been attempting to the best of angrily in Amy’s room; she heard For You To Feel Well “Martin looked like Boris Karloff our ability to straighten out his af nothing from Amy in reply. 34 hours every day. 7 days every With a heartsick pang of sympa when he let me in." fairs. We now discover that a docu »reek, aarer stoppln«, tha kidney» Altar "Nothing's really happened; at ment deliverable to you on the oc thy for Amy, Cherry turned away waste matter from the blood. If more people were aware of how the least we don’t believe it has,” Cher casion of your twenty-first birthday, from her own doorway, and went kidney» must constantly remove sur ry told him, choosing her words November seventeenth of this year, downstairs. When she reached the plus fluid, excess acids and other waste matter that cannot stay In tha Mood carefully. “But Fran went sort of has been overlooked, and is now lower hallway Fran and Kelly were without injury to health, there would • crazy today and told them a long eleven days overdue. The envelope, just coming in. be better understanding of why the whole system la upset when kidneys fall story about how she killed your fa sealed, was deposited here at the Both looked beaten. Kelly's face to function property. ther.” Barnin«, scanty or too frequent urina request of your father, the late Fred was gray, and Fran was obviously tion sometimes warns that »omething “What do you know about that! »• erick Archibald Marshbanks, at the exhausted. Her eyes, sunken in Is wrong. You may suffer nagging back Greg commented scornfully, “It’s time of his death. The accompany rings of pale violet, went almost ache. headaches, dizziness, rheumatic pains, retting up st nights, swelling. got on her nerves. What’d they ing instructions request that we also without recognition to Cherry'». She Why not try Doan't Pilht You wffl be using a medicine recommended tho do?” get in touch with Charlotte Rawl said faintly she was going to rest eouotrr over. Doon’» stimulate tho func • “Well, she and Kelly Coates went ings, whose whereabouts we are before dinner. tion of the kidneys and help them to flush out poisonous waste from the out with them—to police headquar now endeavoring to ascertain. As “You'll want your dinner upstairs, Mood. They oontaln nothing harmful. ters, I suppose." suring you of our regret in the un Fran," Cherry said, all sympathy. Get Dooa'e today. Use with confldenoe. At all drug stores. “Coates, too?” avoidable delay ..." Amy stopped “No, no,” the other woman said “Ha!” Greg ejaculated, more se short, lowered the hand holding the feverishly. "1 don’t want to be riously. I never knew there was letter looked blankly at her grand alone. I'll lie down for a while!” anything going on there!” mother. “Wlidt on earth does it (TO HE CONTINUED) CLASSIFIED PATTERNS^ What la the moat welcome gift you can tend to a man in the service? 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