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About The Ione independent. (Ione, Or.) 1916-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 28, 1930)
WHJERT Has a heart of g oil Will 110 one tell lira what's the mattet -why girls turn pale, and gracioui matrons freeze at Lis approacn? Yei will. This las gone far enough Get a new pipe, Wilbtrt, ami break h in gently, thougntfufly, with Sii Walter Raleigh's favorite smoking mix ture. When the curling wisps of iti fragrance surroutvJ you, everything; will he changed, Wilhert. How to Take Car of Your Pipe (Hrml N$. J) To male toot pir tvct( from lop to bed. inxoktll ihe pipe load when you break it in, oc &11 the bowl tuif full tin fir few timca M that tin heel, and not mertlr th top, will be brokra to. Send for out int book 1, "How to Take Can ofYooi Pipe" Brown ft TiUiam aooTobaccoCoipocition,LouiTu;,Kituck7, Dept. 97. Sir "Walter Raleigh Smoking Tobacco "First Aid Home Remedy Week" Coming The Good Samaritan la pictured as "The First First Aid In the national reminder which bag been sent to drug lists ell over America, announcing the Pth anniversary of "First Aid Home Remedy Week," fixed for March 1C-23L The Idea of an advertising-merchandising one-a year drive timed with rpring bouse cleaning was given to the drug world by Sterling Products, Incorporated, In 1922. Preparedness for meeting accident or sudden Illness Is emphasized as a sensible and season able sales plan which serves to alle viate needless suffering and undoubted ly save life. The National Association of Retail Druggists sponsored this ad-sales plan end later added Pharmacy Week as or autumn festival for Intensive advertis ing and salesmanship In the drug world The National Wholesale Druggists Association and the National Asocia tlon of Drug Clerks have Joined tin N. A. R. D. In establishing these fes tivals of selling as Spring and Autumn fixtures for the welfare of humanity "Fill That Medicine Chest Now- li the slogan of "First Aid Home Rem edy Week," and has been from the beginning. It was Dr. William E Weiss, himself a graduate from tint ranks of retail druggists, who first saw the value of "First Aid Home Remedy Week," and wherever live-wire drug gists have co-operated by showing a window filled with suggestive first elds both for accident or Illness, and using their home newspaper advertis ing space, they have added cheerfully to their March business. Giant Oyster There was recently taken from the water at Ilwaco, Wash., a 12-Inch oyster, so large that a milk crock whs necessary to bold it as a cocktail. It was the first gathered from seed spat Imported from Japan several years ego. Excavator Male Find "That ain't no Roman vawse." "Well, It's got Roman figures on It" "So 'as my watch." Humorist. Garfield Tea Was Your Grandmother's Remedy For every ntomacb and Intestinal 111 This good old-fash, loned herb home remedy for consti pation, stomach Ills and other derange ments of the sys tem so prevalent tbcSe days Is In even greater favor as a family medlclni th&a la your grandmother's day, Ifs milder ELLA by Ethel Hucston Illustrations by Irwin Myers Copyrlaht, y rtnbha Merrill Co. WNU Svrvlea CHAPTER XI 18- A fresh wave of wrath painted Gin ger's t ce with rose. She Hashed from the secretion of her corner by the stairway Just In lime to see the run grocer press a ferveut and unmistak able kiss upon the delicate lips ot Miriam, the sensible twla Mirturu seemed cot In the least surprised, but rather pleased. Marjory, too, seemed to take the outrage wltb Indecent calmness, while Eddy Jackson wore a smile no less than diabolic. "Just for that, Eddy Jackson, you owe me ninety dimes,'' she announce) sternly. "Nine whole dollars I spent on this comedy of yours." And she marched straight to the kitchen. Only Eddy Jackson heard her. For Miriam, the last shred of ber sensi bility thrown to the winds, was cling Ing to Alexander's hands, and trying to draw Marjory by sheer force Into the warmth of bis neirnesa. Eddy fol lowed Ginger to the kitchen. "Aw, have a heart," be pleaded "lie told me to do it." Ginger stared at a pan on the stove, where thick heavy bubbles rose and fell. "Too see the gravy Is burning," she said, and offered not a hand to save 1L "Let It burn, t hi pe It does burn I hope the gravy burns him. and the alligator pear choke him, and the fried chicken gives him pernicious anemia." Eddy laughed. -"Listen, wild one, and I'll tell the deep and bloody mys tery of that young mans' life. No body knows It Marjory doesn't know It. Miriam herself doesn't know It Rut 1 know It and I'D tell you. He really la a romantic figure most ro mantle " "Canned beans, canned corn, canned tomato soup, canned peaches It makes me 8lck--canned sweet potatoes" she recounted drearily. Eddy Jackson brlt-kly stirred the gravy as be talked. Eddy was fond of creum gravy. "lie's no grocer. Ills family owns that chain gang set, whatever you cull It, the Orange and I'.iack, all over the country. Alex will be some high mucky muck-manager one of these days. They sent him on this trip west to familiarize himself with the bust ness, and the localities this new Idea of know your stuff from the ground up." Ginger took the smho. away from him. After all, it was tier gravy. "Eddy, why didn't you tell me?" "He told me not to. Nobody knew It. Not even the chain bunch here In town." "Rut yon should have told mep "If anybody asks me not to tell something that la n-ne of my business and nobody else'a 1 won't tell It," said Eddy firmly. "Just like father," mourned Ginger Suddenly a fresh amuze swept over her. 'Rut Eddy, Just see what a mess you've made of It Why, lie s never so mueb as looked at Marjory." "1 should say not He's nuts over Miriam." "Rut Miriam Miriam hasn't got a thing but brains." "She's got Alexander Murdock." "Does Miriam think be la a real grocer?" "Yes. She told me she would marry him If be was a shoe shiner." "Morry blra. Did he ask her?' "Sure. That's what he came back for. Drought ber the engagement ring." Gluger'f eyes glittered. "Put an other chair at the table, will you? And get me a knife ano fork from Hint drawer. There won't be any waiting on at this party. You can carry the plates back and forth yourself." So Ginger accepted Alexander Mur dock as a prospective brother In luw, and one to be received wltb a certain amount of gratitude. After all, he could give them a reduction on the canned groceries. She shook hand with him, exclaimed Joyously over the brilliant solitaire wliti b adorned Ml rlam's slender ringer arid admitted that the denouement was well worth the ninety dimes expended. "Why dimes?" demanded Eddy curl ously. "Oh, thHt's the way I get It I mean save It," Ginger amended quickly. She regarded hei twin sisters reflec tively, one after the other. Mlrlum was well enough of course, the stlii. deep kind, nothing surprising, nothing startling about her. Mlrlum was the type that one gets used to. Rut Mar jory's brilliancy was a fresh reveln tlnn, an entirely new amazement, very day. "Retiuiy's queer, Isn't It?' she puz tied. Then she studied her own Itiimni features In the mirror, Mini for m Aral time, not without some Uua. "txok me over, will you? Does any body see any signs of It on mo?" CHAPTER XII The new Methodist church of Red Thrush, Iowa, was an established fact Mr. Tolllver, his eyes carefully shield ed behind the padded glasses, had preached the tender sermon which served both to dedicate the new church, and to bid farewell to his parishioners, for the general confer ence was to convene the week follow ing. He had accepted the inundate ot the church, and planned to live In re tirement until some work of different nature could be found for him, or, as he said, until the Lord chose to bless the meant used for his restoration, lie continued In close correspondence with new surgeons, the best and the most expensive the Middle Weal af forded. On this day, the twins had gone to college. Eddy Jackson enma In his car and took them and their new bags to the train, after which with Ginger he drove slowly back to the parson age which would be her home for a brief fortnight longer. Ginger did not know Just what wus to become of her and her father, but Ginger didn't care. They were always taken care of, would always be. And there was the rich munificence of the home for the blind at their command, although of this her father still knew nothing. They would remain with Miss Jenkins in the par sonage until after the conference, nnd then go for what they called a visit to Helen and Horace for a while, un til they could decide upon the best plan for the future. The one Interest of Ginger herself was to retrain In Red Thrush ns long ns possible. Her address us treasurer tmmSw KM mm Shs Flithtd From ths Secretion of Htr Cornsr by ths Stairway Just In Tims to ths Can Grocar Press a Fervent and Unmlstakabls Kiss Upon ths Delicate Lips of Miriam. of the parsonage home was too broad ly dlfcsemlimtcd now to be lightly changed, and all of her arguments were based on that great fact Ail the enthusiasm, and the mm chalanee, and the farewells, were over. Ginger and Eddy sat alone In Die llv Ing room of the old parsonage, rather still, a little deproted with their aloueness. In the small den on the left, beyond the curve of the staircase. they could bear Hiram's low voice. talking to her fattier, while they sorted and parked old matiiii rlpts. ready for removal from the hotu that had been their home for four jears. Miss Jen kins had gone to her room, to weep over the departure of the twins. Gin ger had seen her go, with relief. Mist Jenkins' weeping depressed her to the deepest extreme. "Well. It's all over now," she said dully. "Helen's married, the twins are gone, and father and I are fired." "Oh, nonsense. Helen Is well off and very happy. The twins will bo home for Christmas, and your 'hi her will get a better church than Red Thrush." "Eddy" Her voice sank to a whisper. "Do you think he will ever see again? Do you think even the most expensive doctor In the world can cure him?" "Why, of course he will see again Didn't all the dociors say the same thing, that It was Just nervous and mental reaction, and In time " "Ifs a long time, though. Very long." "You're so Impatient, Ginger. Cut that's because you're young." A jutck loud knock ut the door When Amateur Sleuth Most men possess a huge contempt for the detective ability of the poll re nnd nurse a confident belief that If Ir were put up to them they would solve any mjsterj In Jig time. On Long Hand lives a man who not only believes that Sherlock Holmes was a slouch compared to him. but who gets In some active pructlce. If a crime Is committed In his locality he makes a bee line for the police station and starts In to "help" the department The police do not relish his Interference, but they've got to humor him because of his Influence. Rut this man proved to he too good a detective. One day he called ut the station to see If there was anything doing and wus told A a motor cur startled her to her feel with a nervous Hasp, but she quickly recomposed her self, and went In answer. The post man stood there, and with htm auothet limn, behind them another, both strun gett Inspectors, poaslhly, Gliiget, thought, come to check up for stutls 1 1 fnl purposes. Sho smiled at th post mini. "Mull?" the asked The postman showed embarrass inent "Well, yes," he said awkwardly "You are IS. Tolllver, aren't you?" "Why, of course I am. You know I am. Ellen. Iluve yon no letters for .me?" Suddenly the was aware that the man In the rear carried large mall pouch. He stepped ahead of tho others and entered the room. The poMiman and bla compim'i n followed silently. Ginger followed, also. Eddy Jackson stood np. The nian In the dark suit opened tbe pouch, and lifted It high, pouring out a little stream of letters upon the table. Then, for the first time, the third man spoke. "IV you claim thlt niulir "Why, of course. I'm the only R. Tolllver there la, E. stands for Ellen." "Walt minute, wait a minute, now. You claim thlt mall, do you? You acknowledge that It It meant for you? You admit thlt before wit nesses?" "Re careful. Ginger," Interposed Eddy Jackson quickly, scenting trouble. "Dou't say anything. Don't commit yourself." "Yon keep out of thlt, young man. Well, in I us, then you" "Why, of course I clulm It," tald Ginger quickly. "It'a all right. Eddy, It's for me. Why, I've had a lot Just like It" She smiled dlsnrmlngly a'l the postman. "You know," the added significantly. "Well, you all hear that." laid the third man. In emirtlng low voice "She clulnis it Stwa (be one we'rt after." Ginger turned turprlsed. wide, Inno cent eyes upon bla face. She did not speak, "Well, come across now, miss. GIvs us the goods. Where It thlt beri home parsonage home for the blind you call It? I don't tee any signs ol It" Hit voice woe low and ugly. Ginger smiled nervously. "Well but you see, this really Is It Father's blind, you know, and this Is our home And the parsonage, well, this Is tin parsonage. Everybody In town knows that" "Yen. 1 know all about It and a pretty slick game, 1 call It Rut I guess we've got the dope oo you, rlghl enough. Getting money under false pretenses that's what the low rail! your home for the blind. Using ths mailt to defraud, that'i what the law says. Penitentiary business, mint thHt's what you're np against" "No, oh, no. It It true It really li true. It It a home for the blind, foi one blind father." "Regglng, eh? Weil, you've got tc have a license In this country, ever for that Oh, we know your game kid. We're on to you all right W expected an alibi Shut up!" M shouted to the shocked old postmun who had endeavored to Interpose t word on ber behalf. "You shut up and keep out of thle." He turned t Ginger, and caught her arm In a roust grnsp. "(Vitne along, now, and ni more monkey business" Eddy was slow young man, slow to wrath, but the sight of the great red hand on Glnger't slender aria goaded him to action. "You take your handj off that glrll he shouted, springing across the room with a blind violence that tent twe chairs spinning away from nil. "Hush, oh, bush," begged Ginger "Eddy, don't I I'm not burt Ob, don't let father bear you I Ob, pleasi bushP "Bring out yonr old man bring out the whole nest," bellowed the officer furiously. "We'll clian bouse bert while we're at It" Ginger turned despairingly ro Eddj Jackson. "Eddy, make hlui hush I Father's eyea A shock will Ob. Eddy I" The officer, pulling himself away from Eddy's restraining hand, caught her shoulder with a grnsp thot flung her half to the floor, and Eddy, driven entirely reckless at the sight lenped upon him. Rut Mr. Tolllver In tbe tmall ad Joining room had heard the unusual uproar 'n his quiet home, heard II first with surprise, then with rising Indignation. With one bound he en tered the living room, and Instinctive ly, at In a trials one who hat been accustomed to clear vision for many years Is bound to do, be tore the pro tecting bandages from hit eyet and dashed them upon thi floor. (TO DB CONTINUED) Lost Interest in Case accident In which a woman, aftet driving' through a store window, had bucked up ni.d driven away. The Long Islander Immediately went to work on the case. Ha solved It, all right, but he did not report bis sue cess to the station. For he discovered that It win his wife who was the guilty culprit and that the police hud known It nil the time when he went out to solve the mystery. New York Sun. 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Kclicf will follow Hear Fruit Fly Eating Detection of an Invisible fruit fly within the substance of a fruit hns been shown to be possible by members of the scientific staff of the Reil Tele phone laboratories, whoso services were placed at the disposal f the gov eminent authorities engaged In fight ing thlt pest In Florida. I'slng on electrical stethoscope It whs found that the fly, In the Interior of the fruit could actually be heard eating. Literary Digest. Qhh, be Attractive to&lcn Wfturt InttnJcJ You ShoutJ M If your Stomach and bowels do not function prop erly. the lloom of youth rapid ly diMppcart. Doctor Pierce's Golden Ifedical Discovery uiually meet! the Deed. It invigorates the whole lyitrm, corrects the irregularities of the di gestive organs and nukes t'is blood redder. You have pep, vigor and vi tality. Your eyes sparkle your com plexion dears up and the Mourn of youth Is youri All druggiits. Write to Dr. Tierce's Clinic In Buf falo, N. 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NO. 11-1930 Has Hoty Eyat "Is your husband Interested In read ing history!" asked the culler. "No," replied bit wife, "he U rurw Interested in what Is passing than he U In nhat It past." . ; a'.-'" .... - . 1 i .v i fiZrthS n n sr w 0 -3 MM 3D r 'fn
