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PAGE SIX
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
THURSDAY, OCT. 17, 1929
Baby Smoker
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IL L U S T R A T E D
BY
DONALD
R IL E Y "
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P reen in g and b ru sh in g and com bing h e r h a ir—
It w onders m e n o t sh e re m a in s very f a ir!— W arendolph.
To be a w aitress or cham berm aid case, w hich had been dum ped into
R em em ber S teddon, a p re tty , un-
Bophlaticated girl, is th e d a u g h te r of w as a dism al com edow n, but, Mem, th e cactu s.
Your h a ir probably h as not pro­ the tin y m uscles a t th e root of each
a kindly hut narrow m inded m in ister decided, sh e m u st accep t it- W hat
fited by the su m m er v acatio n —u n ­ h air, th u s p e rm ittin g the n u tritio n
“H ave you com e h e re to be with
In a sm all, mid w estern tow n. H er
less you a re unusually fo rtu n ate— and g en eral good h ealth of the hair.
rig h t had she to p rid e?
p a re n ts, frien d s, or re la tiv e s? " he
fa th er.
and req u ires special a tte n tio n a t this
And so sh e fared into the d e sert ask ed .
R eg u lar vigorous b ru sh in g is a n ­
Rev. D octor S teddon, violently op­
! seaso n of th e year. T he sun, salt o th e r im p o rta n t b eau ty aid in de­
posed to w hat he co n sid ers “ w orldly to becom e a "w idow ”— as she h ad be- j "No. I'm looking fo r a position as
th in g s," acc e p ts m otion p ictu res as com e a “ w ife." She w ent th e re to a ch am b erm aid ."
w a te r and careless, h a sty sliampoo- veloping h ealty , lu stro u s hair. It is
th e cause for much of th e evil of the
i ing as well as com plete neglect in an excellent th in g to rem em b er a t
find
o
b
scu
rity
and
concealm
ent.
“
My
God!
You?’
p re se n t
day.
T roubled
w ith
a
the m a tte r of m assag e and brushing, th is tim e of th e y ear th a t if you
But e v ery th in g w ent by co n tra rie s, I H e r ey es w ere am azed a t h is hor­
Sixteen months old, Tracy B Dun-
cough. R em em ber goes to see
way of Cincinnati has been smoking
Dr, B reth erick , an eld erly physi-1 and from th a t o asis su e was to be ror.
a re likely to have robbed th e hair m assage your scalp and b ru sh your
H e cried a g a in : “ You with
pipes and cigars for several months ' of its sm ooth sheen and lu stre.
clan who Is asto n ish ed to find h er I cau g h t up into a fiery ch ario t, fo r all y o u r b e a u ty ? Oh, n o !”
h a ir re g u larly and freq u en tly as
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in a bad p light. P ressed by th e 1 th e world to behold a s it roiled h er
She
had
been
b
ro
u
g
h
t
up
on
the
L et us begin a t the beginning. you eat your m eals and brush your
doctor, R em em ber ad m its h e t unfor- i
sand, tw itch in g h er s k irts out of the
tu n a te a ffa ir w ith
| rounl1 an,i r ° und th e globe on an m otto, “ P ra ise to th e face is open talons of the cactu s, carefully dab­ Good circu latio n is the p rim e essen ­ te e th you will n o t have to spend
Elwood F aran b y , a poor boy, son am azin g destiny,
d isg race.” She snu b b ed him and bing the p resp iratio n from her face tial for a h ealth y scalp an d healthy, your tim e and m oney la te r in curing
of th e tow n sot. As R em em ber and
* * * *
j to ssed h e r head.
w ith a h a n d k e rsh ie f alread y colored lu stro u s hair. T he blood supply in u n h e a lth y scalp conditions.
Dr B re th trlc k discu ss th e problem ,
Mem w as dep o sited a t th e lonely , A m an
a p ith heImet> dark
S ham poos a re im p o rtan t, too, but
like a p a in te r’s p ain t b ru sh , and jin g ­ th e scalp m ust be k ept activ e in
a telep h o n e m essage brings th e new s
g.Oggie8_ and a rid in _ g su it drove up ling, as she w alked, w ith b arb aric o rd e r to n o u rish the h a ir roots and as I have re c e n tly gone into this
th a t Elwood h as been kidden in an | sta tio n of Palm S p rin g s, and fear ____
accid en t.
Dr. B reth erick p e rs u a d e s ; sm o th ered h e r as sh e w atched th e ' and Wa a co m p lain ing-
to keep th e tiny glands in good m a tte r, Ishall not tak e it up again.
I jew elry.
R em em ber to go W est, h e r cough tra in v an ish into th e g lare. B ut a
"S ay, H olby, do you realize you’re
T he mob w ent forw ard slowly and w orking condition. T his m eans th at
I fh all m ention one caution, how­
serv in g as a plausible excuse. Un- ran (.k er a im ost as shy as h e r s e lf ,1
th „ whole cnm nanv w aiting
ab le to b ear th e se c re t any longer, i „
,.
.
.. ... , , , Keeping
th e whole com pany w aiting she recognized Tom H olby on a th e scalp m ust be stim u lated . H air ever. W hen it is possible, avoid the
R em em ber goes to h er m o th er and , » « « red h e r th e
h o sp itality of his in th is g h a stly h e a t? ”
camel. She hoped th a t he would not to n ics should fulfill tw o functions. d ry in g m ach in e fo r your hair. A fter
confesses.
i w agon. H e said he w as going to th e I
F irst, they should be stim u la tin g to It has receiv ed its final rin sin g ,
H er m o th er ag re e s w ith th e plan I R an d le’s ran ch anyhow , and would I I beg y o u r pardon, Mr. F olger," recognize h er, but he stu d ied all the
b rin g up th e circu latio n . Second, w ring it out thoroughly and w rap a
faces
and,
being
used
to
disguises,
said
Tom
,
and
w
alked
beside
th
e
of th e doctor. Mem leaves tow n. On leave h e r th ere.
d irecto r, “J u s t a m inute, old man. ' m ade her out and hailed h er w ith the th ey should be co rre c tiv e in th e ir w arm tow el aro u n d your head, rub-
th e train Mem accid en tally m eets
A u e r a tim e, Mem saw ah ead of
e ffo rts upon th e oil glands. F or bing the h a ir u n til m ost of the
Tom H olby, m ovie s ta r, tra v e lin g
T h a t girl is a friend of m ine, and as p assw o rd :
w ith R obina T eele, lead in g lady of I h e r a sh im m erin g lake an d tre e s and
th e dry scalp a tonic should be oily. ! m o istu re is absorbed
T hen divide
"H ow a re you sta n d in g it? ’’
b eau tifu l as a peach. S h e’s Just lost
th e m ovies, who a re th e cy n o su re of a w aterfall.
F o r an oily scalp th e p ro p er tonic th e h a ir into sectio n s and rube each
h
e
r
h
u
sb
an
d
and
com
e
out
to
th
is
She
called
up
to
him
:
all eyes.
T h e train com es to an
“T h a t’s P alm S p rin g s, I suppose,’
should
have
a strin g e n t,
drying section w ith a second w arm towel,
been '
“All lig h t, th a n k you."
hole to be a ch am berm aid! I t’s too
a b ru p t h alt, a d is a s te r h aiv n g *•
“No, m a’am , t h a t’s a m irag e— a
Sim ple
m assag e
w hen i T his is a good tim e to use your h a ir
bet o u t and w alk about,
o u trag eo u s to th in k of. Give h e r a
T h ere w as v a st in te re s t in her q u alities.
T h ey ’s n o th in ’
n arro w ly avoided, and th e p assen g ers ’m an ln g ary m irage.
from now on. T he leading m an had used in connection w ith an efficient tonic, if you need one. M assage it
ch ance, w on’t you?”
At T ucson Mem m eets Dr. G al­ th e re a t ta ll—no m a ’am ."
T h e d ire c to r tw is te d in his sad d le singled o u t an e x tr a w om an for h a ir tonic will freq u en tly c o rre c t the well into th e sectio n s of your scalp.
b ra ith , a p asto r, who know s h er
And now th a t Mem had learn ed
fath er. She m iscalls Tom Holby Mr. h e r own eyes could lie to h e r w ith an d sta re d a t Mem w ith e x p ert eyes special atte n tio n , and th e gossip w ent com m on scalp tro u b le of d an d ru ff S hake your h a ir well and, if con­
an d falling h air. M assage b rin g s up v enient, finish th e d rying process
W oodville’ in o rd e r to m ake h er
around w ith a ru sh as of wings.
th en laughed a t Holby.
fancied su ito r seem m ore real. W hile co n v in cin g v ividness, suddenly, as
th e blood to the scalp, and to n es up w ith a su n b ath .
TO BE CONTINUED
“All
rig
h
t,”
he
said,
“I’ll
tak
e
a
th e G alb raith s a re aw ay, shb w rites th e ro ad led th em w ith in ey esh o t of
-------------------------------
them aH well as h er p a re n ts tl.a t she tw o v a st h ills of san d u n sp o tted w tih ch ance. Tw o of th e e x tra w om en J
h as m arried 'M r. W oodville' and th a t v eg eta tio n , sh e saw w h at sh e w as keeled o v er th is m o rn in g from th e
F irs t F a rm e r: “I’ve got a- freak on
they a re to live in Y uma— for w hich
su re w as a m irag e—a scene th a t h e a t. I’ll h av e m y a s s is ta n t ta k e h e r I m y farm , a two-legged calf.”
pliu-e she buys a tick et.
m u st h av e com e from h e r m em ory of to th e w ardrobe w om an and g et her j Second F a rm e r: “I know. He cam e
Now Go On With the Story
fitte d o u t and m ade up. S he can I to call on m y d a u g h te r la s t n ig h t.”
a p ictu re in an old book of Bible
a
p p e a r in th e fam ine scene.”
1
.........................................
She would alm o st have
At h er b o ard in g house in Yuma, sto rie s.
T
h
e
ca
ra
v
a
n
resu
m
ed
its
plodding
!
Scotch
Story No. 7836
she m eets an old m an who told h er sw orn th a t she looked into th e d e se rt
c . PORTLAND
of his p a rtn e r of p ro sp ectin g d ay s— of A raby, fo r she seem ed to see c er­ advance, and H olby tu rn ed back t o ' T he usual m o rning collection w as
ta k e n in church one m orning, and
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th e nam e of W oodville rem inded ta in tr a in s of cam els in trap p in g s, say to R em em b er:
"I've ta k e n a g re a t liberty. I c a n ’t I th e m in is te r noticed a lot of dollar
him of h is frien d 's, w hich w as like and, p erch ed upon th e ir billow y
W oodw ard, or n early so, and how he hum ps, m en in th e g arb of B edouins. b e a r th e th o u g h t of your w orking as bills in the plate and tw o pennies
T he ra n c h m a n ’s h o rses seem ed to a s e rv a n t w hen th e re m ay be a big “Ah," said he facetio u sly , “I see
IX »¡¡S’*« la One “ $ 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 Prem ium s g/y
had died in th e d esert.
th e re is a S co tch m an p re se n t.”
w
a
y
,'
su
ffer
from
th
e
sam
e
delusions,
and
'
c
a
re
e
r
befo
re
you
in
th
e
pictures.
19th Annual Exposition cv^xH.nca Pure Bred Livestock Show: Fat Stock >
offered
h
e
r
the
H is story
Show; Dairy, Manufacturers* and Land Products Shows; Sheep Show; Ameri­
W hereupon an old Scot aro se from
possibly, to g et rid of "M r. W ood-j te rrifie d by th e cam els th ey carried T h e re ’s a sh o rta g e in the com pany
can National Fox Show; National Wool Show; Industrial Exposition; Boys'
and Girls’ Club Work Exhibits; Oregon Poultry and Pet Stock Show; and
v il le ” She would ta k e him Into th e j th e w agon Into th e d itch , a n d over- fo r th e big scene, and you’d be a th e back of the ch u rc h and said,
world-renowned Horse show. Millions o f dollars worth of Beef and Dairy
Cattle, Horses, Sheep, Hogs, Goats and Foxes exhibited under one roof.
“Yes,
sir,
th
e
re
a
re
tw
o
of
u
s.”
tu
rn
ed
it.
godsend.
To
p
lease
m
e—
I
m
ean
the
d e se rt and let him "die" of th irst.
Portland, Oregon, Oct. 26— Nov. 2. Reduced Fares all Transportation Lines.
Mem found h e rse lf g en tly spilled d ire c to r—do th is, w on’t you?"
She had found a way to be rid of
Good Bait
“W ell, of co u rse, if It would be ao-
h er husband for th e satisfa c tio n of in the so ft san d , so little in ju red
th
a
t
h
e
r
only
th
o
u
g
h
t
w
as
for
pulling
ing
you
a
fav
o
r—
”
h er people.
"W hy a re you p u ttin g ‘p e rs o n a l’
"An im m en se fa v o r!”
Now if sh e could only find a way down h er sk irts.
on th a t le tte r to Mr. D u ran d ?”
She lay in w o n d erm en t as th e wa-
“I d o n ’t know an y th in g , you know ."
to be rid of h erself.
“I w ant h is wife to open it.”
And th a t w ay cam e to h er before K°n slid on Its side, th e d riv e r slip-
• “T h a t’s all th e b e tte r. You have
the long day had b urned aw ay, for ping alo n g and still clinging to th e n o th in g to u n learn . H e re ’s Mr. E llis,
she h eard tw o w a itresses ta lk in g In lin es as if he trie d to ohld g ia n t fal- th e a s s is ta n t d irecto r. H e’ll tak e
1 c a re of you. I’ve got to go.”
th e dining room below as th ey set cons In leash.
T h e c arav an g rew re stiv e too, and ,
• • • •
th e tab les for supper.
Mem
w
as
consum
ed
with
p
erp
lex
ity
I
Mrs.
K
itte
ry
, th e w ardrobe w om an,
"W h o ’s th a t le tte r you got from ,
a s she saw one of th e an im als forced and L ev a L em aire (w ho In p riv a te
som e feller?"
"N ah! It w as from a lady up to to its knees not fa r from her. T h e life w as M rs. D avid W ilkinson) help-
sh eik , or w h atev er he was, tum bled ed Mem In one of th e c a rs a fte r she
Palm S p rin g s, a sk in g m e w as I com
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from
th e sad d le and ra n to her.
had m ade h e r farew ell to th e curious
ing back th is seaso n ?"
A brow n face looked o u t from th e ran ch m an . W hile M rs. K itte ry found
"A re you?”
"N ah! Too q u iet for me. Yuma hood, and from th e sc a rle t lips s u r­ a co stu m e for h e r M rs. W ilkinson,
a in ’t no m erry-go-round, b u t Palm ro u n d ed by a sh o rt b eard cam e a w ho w as an ’e x tra," took th e job of
m ak in g h e r up.
S p rin g s—iny Gawd! It's Just a little v o i i e sta rtlin g ly un-A rabic.
“ Miss S teddon! M iss R em em ber
liMMiiiirainiiiNiiniiiiüiiMiiffltM
... ii/tui
In a h e a t th a t drove th e d e sert
spot of sh u d d er in th e d e se rt."
MMmuianmHiHnMniimiiM
S te d d o n !”
In d ian s in to th e sh ad e and idleness,
"T h is lady o ffer you a jo b ?”
She w as so dazed th a t she could d ain ty a c tre s s e s and a c to rs invited
"Y es. S h e’s on h er k n ees to me.
This clubbing offer with
Mrs. R a n d le s tier nam e is.
H us­ only s ta re into th e m y sterio u s face. I su n stro k e , an d a fte r a tim e the
b an d 's got a ran ch . How'd jaiu like T h e A rab sm iled and laughed. " I ’m tr a s w ere called fo rth from the
Portland Newspapers pro­
Tom H olby—a com m on m ovie a c to r c o m p arativ e sh e lte r of the te n ts to
to go th e re and ta k e th e Job?"
o u t on location."
j th e scen e of action.
T he o th e r voice m oaned: “ Me?"
vides both local, state and
He lifted h er from th e sand, brush-
Mem could not believe th a t this
"N o t m uch. I run aw ay from hom e
ed h e r off, and w ent for h e r su it w as she w ho stu m bled acro ss the
world news at a saving to
to git love and ex citem en t.”
Mein had n ev er h eard of Palm
you never before offered.
Springs, but sh e w as iisiking for ju st
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