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About The Ione independent. (Ione, Or.) 1916-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 29, 1929)
wmm Acidity The common cause ot digestive diffi culties Is excess acid. Soda ennnot Iter this condition, and It burns tlie stomach. Something that will neu tralize the acidity Is the sensible thine to take. That Is why physicians tell the public to use 1'hllllps Milk oi Magnesia. One spoonful of this delightful prep aration can neutralize many times Its volume In arid. It arts lustantly; re lief Is quick, and very apparent. All gas Is dispelled ; all sourness Is soon (rone; the whole system Is sweetened. Do try this perfect anti-acid, and re member It Is Just as good for children, too, and pleasant for them to take. Any drug store bat the genuine, pre icrlpttonal product Phillips r. Milk , of Magnesia Subject to Chang "Are you on a diet?" ssked the com mercial traveler's acquaintance when ha saw him having milk and biscuits. "No; on commission." Tlt-Blts. Drink Water If Back or Kidneys Hurt Btgln Taking Salts If You Feel Bickachy or Havt Bladder WtakntM Too much rich food forms add which excite and overwork the kid neys In their efforts to filter It from the system. Flush the kidneys occa sionally to relieve them like you re lieve the bowels, removing acids, waste and poison, else you may feel a dull misery In the kidney region, sharp pains In the back or sick head ache, dizziness, the stomach sours, tongue Is coated, and when the weath er Is had you have rheumatic twinge. The urine Is cloudy, full ot sediment, the channels often get Irritated, oblig ing one to get up two or three times during the night To help neutralize these Irrltatln,' acids and flush off the body's urinous waste, begin drinking water. Also get about four ounces of Jad Salts from any pharmacy, take a tablespoonful In a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys may then act fine and bladder disorders disappear. This famous salts Is made from the acid of grapes and lemon Juice, com bined with llthla, and has been used for years to help clean and stimulate sluggish kidneys and stop bladder Ir ritation. Jad Halts Is Inexpensive and mnkes a delightful effervescent llthla water drink which millions of men and women take now and then to help prevent serious kidney and blad der disorders. By all means, drink lots of good water every flay. Cbeese ISO Yean Old At a recent agricultural show near Zurich, Switzerland, a cheese made In J778 and handed down from genera tion to generation In the same family, was exhibited, lis weight was fourteen pounds. When first made It was val ued at three cents a pound. Coast to Const good Grocers sell and recommend Ituss Itall Itlue. Better value than any other. Adv. "Because" Is Kve's legacy to her daughter as an excuse for the Inex cusable. ALWAYS KEEPS ITON HAND Lydla E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound Help Her So Much Pittsburgh, Pa. ''I was Just com pletely run-down. I had tired, heavy, sluKglsn reelings and 1 could not eat. I was losing In weight. I read so much about Lydla L". Pinkham'a Vege table Compound and what a good medicine It Is, that I started taking It I have taken eight bottles of Lydla 0. Z'lnknams Vege table Compound and about the same In tablet form. This Is one medicine, a woman should have In the house all the time. I am improv ing every day and I sura am able to eat. I am willing to answer any letters I get asking about the Vegetable Com pound." Man. ELLA RlCItABDS, 21 Chautauqua EL N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. FLASH : The Lead Dog : W. N. U, Service SYNOPSIS Cp the wild watera of tha un known Yellow-Leg, on a winters hunt, tourney Brock McCain and Uaspard Lecrolx, his French-Ore comrade, with Flash, llroi-k'f puppy and their dog tem Urock' father had warned him of tha danger of his trip. After aeveral Unities with tha stormy watara they arrive at a fork In tha Tel-low-Lex. Brock la eeverely In lured In making a portnit and Plain leada Oaapard to In un conscious youth. Tha trappera raca deeparately to reach their destination before winter aete In. Flash engages In a deeneral Axht with a wolf and kllli him. Uaspard telle Brock of hla de termination to And out who killed hla father. Track! ara dlecoverad and tha two boya aeparata foi acoultng purpoaea. Brork ta lumped by two Indiana and a whlta man and knocked uncon acloua. Ha ta held prisoner. Gaa pard reecuea him while his rap tors sleep tiaHpard believes thea men killed his father and la pre vented from killing them by Brock. While out alona Uaspard la ahot from ambush by an In dian and kills hla would-ba slayer CHAPTER VII 11 Drum-Beat of tha Blizzard The following night, Urock and flash returned from the trups to find Gaspard with supper waiting. 'Kekwayl" be shouted In the man ner of the frees as ho thrust his head through the tent flaps. Then seeing the broken skin of Gaspard's cheek, ssked In excitement, "Where did yuh get thatr Gaspard smiled a one-sided grimace. "Oh, I got dut from a fr'en' ov you." "You ran Into 'em I Gut shot all demanded the aroused youth. "Wbat're yuh holding back on nie? Hurry up!" Gaspard related the details ot the erubush and his stratagem In luring the would be assassin to bis deserved doom. "Old pard!" cried the white boy, eelzlug his friend with the hug of a bear. "I'm sure proud of you !" Won't their eyes stick out when I tell them at Uungry UnuseJ" Gaspard's durk features set like stone. "We not too sure to see Hon gree House. Brock. Dese people are on de hunt fur us. Dut C'ree follow uiy trail, for sure, and den cut ahead to shoot me." "Well, If It snows every few days. they may not find the camp for weeks, snd remember, they think Black Jack and Etlenne are hunting them. That keeps 'em worried, and will keep 'em oonh of the lake, too." The following morning Brock and Flash started for the eud of Brock's trap lines. On bis last- trip be had made s discovery, from s barren hill beyond the lust of his Usher snd mar tea cuba ne traps, which ran along a timbered ridge. Brock bad studied the country to the southwest through the small field-glasses loaned him by bla father. For miles, the whlta barren was dotted wltb blue-gray shapes of feeding caribou. Evidently a winter migration, of which be had often heard, was on lie would bring Gas pard and the team, and they would store a supply ol frozen meat against the lean days of the spring when their supplies would run low. But Gaspard's traps needed atten linn, and Brock bad decided to return snd bunt alone for two days, then go hack to bis partner. It had not snowed for a week, and over the trail, packed bard by much use. In 'ha Umber, wlndbiushed and pounded, on the Ice of stream and lake, the powerful flash romped with the light iled. Dawn found Brock waiting In the scrub on the edge of the hurreu fur light enougL to begin "ll stalk ol the nearest deer, for caribou are restless am often ft. d early and move buck Into the timber with the sun. Constantly walking bark snd forth to keep the blood circulating, for the morning was a bitter one, Brock swung bis arms and stamped hla snow shoes, while the eastern sky lightened At the dusk lifted and the white floor of the barren was vaguely revealed to tils peering eyes, he saw moving slmpcs, like shadows, drift from the scrub, to h swallowed up In the gray n.urk of the distance. "Wolves!" he multeied "And they'll run the deer out of the country I Well, I'll pay them for spoiling my hunting this morning I'll hunt Ihetn." The light strengthened snd shortly the first rays of I lie sun tillered like lingers ol lire across the while plain reaching endlessly before blm. But the wolves bud done their work. Not s caribou was In sight focusing his glasses. Brock made out, miles away, some gray objects moving rapidly on the barren "There they are!" ha muttered 'Scattered the deer to the four winds. Well, I'm going to gel flash, and see what the country looks like over west. I'll probably strike some caribou, too. and I'rr hungry for fresh meat." Ituturulng to his camp, Brock hitched flash to the sled, on which be loaded his blankets, a shed tent and what orovlslons he hnd. and started smith west on bis wolf and caribou hunt. Throughout the morning, although 'hey crossed the trulls left by the played, round-toed hoofs ot hundred tt travel'ng caribou, not an animal did GEORGE MARSH CVSyitsM s The IVnn Publhin( Co. Brock see feeding on the barren Where had they gone? Then, as the low December sun sank, muffled by a leaden sky, warn ing the hunter (but the swift night was hovering, he saw them, fur off, to the west, bis glasses picked out groups of doer, digging the snow from the moss of the barren. But It was too lute. Turning bark Into the timber, Brock found a sheltered stand of spruce tin der a ridge, and rutting firewood, start ed his kettle, dug a sleep hole, lined It with brush, aud across om end an chored the canvas with brush. With flash between his knees, he waited for the pull to boll. "You know, old socks," Brock said to the dog whose narrow, oblique eyes looked with worship Into the wind burned fuce of his master, "We're two days' travel from home, at d If we don't get a shot at the deer early tomorrow, flash has got to eat fish." At midnight, when the boy turned out of his robes to freshen the fire, the stars had been wiped from the sky as a sHnge wipes clean a slate. "Snow!" he muttered. Later when he waked In styglnn darkness to consult his watch, he found that It was six o'clock. As his breakfast kettle heated, the snow begun to fill, and the wind rose. "No 'tun! today, flash; home for usl" aim unced tha boy to the dog who sprang from bis bole lu the a. ow to shake himself and stretch. Then, beads down. Into the rising wind, truck led the way to the end of the trap line trail. Gradually, as they traveled. Brock breaking trnll for bis dog and the sled, the wind gathered velocity, and the pin pointed crystals bit their faces with Increasing sting "A norther, for sure!" muttered the boy, between bis teeth, as lie doubled into the drive of tho toothed wind followed by the great husky, nose at the beels of Brock's shoes, coat al ready crusted, slant eyes shut agalnsi the torment of the pelting, auml like crystals. As they tolled on Into the pounding wind, sheathed with snow like two white wrulths, the thoughts of Brock flushed back to the warning of his father; "Many a good man, stronger, older snd wiser than you, my lad. has starved out after a big suow lost I" "But I'm not lost," he muttered In his teeth, "and once I strike the Hue, I'll get Into camp In a day." ' But Urock knew be was not travel Ing two miles an hour and would have to stop and make camp while there was light. That meant. If the wind held, be would take another duy to reach his Hues. Finding a windbreak of thick grow Ing spruce, the exhausted Brock rubbed the numbness from bis hi mis, and dug a sleep-hole where, after many ctempt, he kindled a fire ol dried spruce sticks, then across it felled whole trees lo feed It. At last, rested, and warmed by the lira and hot tea. Brock gave tlte rav enous Flash half the frozen tlh be had brought, and made a stew for ttlrn self of half the dried caribou Foi dog and boy who hud floundered all day through drift Into the brat of the wind, the half ration of food lift stomachs aching In protest But be fore them lay muny a while mile shoulder deep wltb drift, so Brock Saved his food. As massed artillery pounds tiem trenches, through the night the norlliei pounded the Klwedln wastes. Hoot by hour tha drifts rose In height or the trail buck to tha V p-llne. In the Dlackness preceding the late dawn, Bock waked cold to find his (Ire-hole hall burled In drift, foi the wind hud shifted. With numbed fin gers be shoveled out the hole anil gathering dead twigs from the unclei side of spruce, finally, peeling barb from a birch, got a lira going whllf tha gray drift swept steadily over head. "Thtee-day blow. Flash I" be greeted tha dog, returning from an lnsiectlon of the drifts surrounding the thicket "If we don't want to starve we've got make tracks today." Finally the water Dolled and Brock allowing himself a small piece of cold bannock, filled his aching stomach with lea. "Queer the wind should shift I" ht mused. "Must be In the northeast now." (TO BE CONTINUED Solving Bird Secret A plnlall duck which has Ju-1 been caught In California, with a bund around Its leg, proving that it was sent out by the United Mates Depart ment of Agriculture's sclentlllc staff at Bear Itlver, t'lah, 12 years ago, has given rise to a discussion as to how long a bird ran live. Twelve years Is otllclully believed to be a record. Home time ago a stork wits found whose "band" rhowed by the data In scribed upon It that the bird In the course of II years hud migrated from the ltoslten bird observatory In Ger many to the United Klates. Fa$t Work It has been only one generation from horse-shed to seven story garage. Boston Herald. A wife's duty when her husbnnd li showing oft In public, Is to help blm. n Jl Tew H Little imles., SOUNDS FISHY The undergraduate sardines were nut for their afternoon swim down stream. "What ever happened to Tommy Big tint" asked a prominent student In the sardine school, "I though you knew," answered his companion. "He couldn't seem to make the grade. He was always swim tiling about ft to 10 feet In the rear. He wasn't alert or Intelligent. So the usual happened." "You mean T "Yep. He got canned I" PLAYING MOUTH-ORGAN She Oh, you kiss so wonderful you must be used to doing It. He Oh, I've only been used lo playing the mouth organ, that's all Catiea Tha dramas wa cannot enjoy, With lines of Ill-repute. Remind us of some naughts boy Who thlnka that be la cut. Obligation Admitted 'Are you Milling to admit that yon are dependent on your wife In your public fnretrr "I'erfectly willing." answered Sena tor Sorghum. "1 have no ear for music snd I am compelled to dcend on Marlah to nudge me so that I will tw among the first to stand up when the band plays The Star Spungled Bun ner.'" Washington Star. Modernist "Hell always get up and let a woman have his sent" be began. "Oh, how delightful to hear of an old fashioned gallant like that 1" she butted In. "If he bus reached the place where he wants lo get off," ba flo Ished. Out of Lack Itanium Too bud about thai lion lamer. Isn't It? Bailey How's thatt Barnuin He's so swelled up over his press notices that he can't gel his bead In the lion's mouth. Ska Would.'! Kae) Calabash My wife doesn't under stand me. Dh-s yours? Sticrotnsh I don't know. 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