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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-10-21


there are obscure pains in the legs;
and all the movements OF the body
are slow and languid.
'sAs q result of this lack OF juice
there follows an increase in the bulk
OF the body, with firm, non-elastic
swelling OF the skin which does not
pit when pressed with the end OF
the finger. The face loses some OF
its expression. The temperature
and pulse are below normal, and
there is a tendency toward consti-
patton"
The above description Is, OF
course, for severe cases, but you
may see some little part OF the
above symptoms in all cases where
the thyroid gland is not making
enough thyroid juice. And IN these
cases due to lack OF thyroid juice.
the extra fat is deposited all over
the outside and inside of the body.
The Pituitary Type.
The type OF overweight when the
pituitary gland on the floor OF the
skull is not manufacturing enough
Juice is found as often In men as
In women and the excess fat is dis
tributed over the shoulders, chest.
abdomen, upper arms and upper
legs, but not over the forearms and
lower legs. The neat, small wrists,
ankles. hands and feet are In great
contrast to the heavy body, Shout
ders and hips.
This pituitary type OF overweight
| begins just before puberty twelve
years OF age in girls and fourteen IN
boys) and commonly attracts atten-
ton because of the great amount OF
starch foods-sugar. candy, bread,
potatoes, pastry--that the young
sters are able to eat.
Even in this type of overweight
the food intake should be reduced,
but in addition to cutting down on
the food intake, there is another OF
extra method OF reducing and thai
is by the use Of thyroid extract II
the thyroid type, pituitary extract
in the pituitary type, and the use
OF both extracts when both glands
In the body are not manufacturing
enough Juice.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-10-21
Safe Pleasant Way
To Lose Fat

How would you like to lose 10
pounds of fat In month and at the
same time increase your energy and
Improve your health?
How would you like to lose your
double chin and your too prominent
hips and at the same time make your
skin so clean and clear that 1t will
compel admiration
How would you like to get your
weight down to normal and at the
same time develop that urge for ac-
tivity that makes work pleasure
and also gain in ambition and keen
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But be sure for your health's sake that
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Ii thu results one bottle brings do not de-
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why money back.
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BANNERS

Would he be likely to be keen,
as you express 1t, about family
which was spending money that he
felt should be his7 / think he has
behaved decently."
.sWho said he HADN'T / have .
kind of feeling, that's all. He told
Jed Stewart that we might take
anything we liked from his house for
stage setting. But all things consid-
cred, I'll be glad when the show II
over; sometimes I think I've writ
ten a smash hit and sometimes that
the play is just 4 lot OF tripe.
daren't hope for one or two FIRST
string critics to give me tho low
down on it. Anyway. \ manager
who liked those two sketches
wrote for the Workshop is coming
for the opening to give 1t the once
over. and he'll bring = New York
producer"
Really, saml How perfectly
grandl We"
"Hil Soft pedall Here comes Luz
cette. / don't want her to know
that they'll be In front, it might rat
tie her"
There was the sound OF running
feet on the stairs, gay voice sing
ing. Lucette dashed into the room.
Her black hair was silky; her thin
frock was only q shade redder than
her lips and cheeks and fingernails.
She dropped to the rug in front OF
the fire, Rugged her knees, and
looked up at her sister.
"How soon do we eat, Brooke?
I'm starving"
Henri waits till he hears you
tumble downstairs before he an
nounces dinner. What kind OF day
did you have7"
Hectic. Every woman in the
city apparently has gone sports
clothes minded. They've stopped
Boosting OF the extreme age OF their
frocks and hats and have begun to
spend real money. They are buy
Ing for themselves and for Christ
mas gifts In spite of the fact that
prices are being stepped up.
should worry. l get silver OF com
mission on my sales. The girl who
has taken your place had just one
of those days, today. Madame Ce'
leste was on the warpath. l brought
Jerry Field down in the car. He wa.
a COB of gloom when he came II
and you were not here. BY the way
who do you think runs that new fill
ing-station in the white cottage?
mark Trent's ex-wife and bel
| husband"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-10-21
Beware Coughs
from common colds
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Even II other remedies have failed
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SYNOPSIS

Brooke Reyburn Waits the Office Of Jed
= lawyer. to discuss the terms OF
an estate she has inherited from Mrs. Mary
Armsnda Dane Unwittingly she overhears
J cd talking to Mark Trent. nephew OF Mrs.
Dane who hxx been disinherited Mrs Dams
had lived at Lookout House. huge struo-
turs by the sea. built by her father sno
divided into two, for her and Marks father.
Brooke had been fashion expert. and mrs.
Dane. q .xhut-in." hearing her on the
radio. had invited her to call and developed
4 deep affection for her. Mark discioses
that Mrs. Dane had threatened to disinherit
him II he married Lola. from whom ne II
now divorced. He SAYS he does mol Iuss
Henri and Clotilds Jacques. MRS. Dane
servants He says he II not interested In an
offer of Brooke's to share the estate WIN
him. Leaving her department store loo.
Brooke refuses m oner to 90 stepping
with Jerry Tisld. = carsfres young man
Who wants to marry her At family con.
ference abs learns she must live at Lookout
House alone. since Lucette. her younger
sister who Ii taking her Job. her nrotner.
sam. 4 young playwright. and her motncr
plan to stay In the city. Jed and Mark are
astounded when they hear from Mrs. Greg
DRY, . family friend. that she had VIII
messed 1 hitherto unknown viii Win henri
and cIotilde two weeks before Mrs. Dane
died. Brooke had arrived Just ~ abe WAS
leaving. Jed suggests that Mark open his
part OF Lookout House. Get friendly wiz
Brooke and try to And out about the VIII
jed agrees to stay with him. Mark accepts
prooks's invitation for I family Thanks
rivina dinner at Lookout. Mrs. Reypurn
announces on Thanksgiving eve that she
has b@en invited to England. Sam and
Lucetts decide to move In with Brooke ano
Sam plans to produce 4 new play locally
After the Thanksgiving dinner Brooke tens
Mark that little OF Mrs. Danes silver col
lection L. left Jerry Field and his sister
Daphne drop In and announce they Will
be neighbors for the winter Sam ADDS them
to the cast OF his play. Later Inspector
Harrison OF the local police visits MARI
and il informed about tho missing WILL ane
silver. As Harrison leaves. Lola arrives
She announces that she and her new nus
hand. Bert Hunt. have started neiEhpor
hood filling station Mark almost makes
= break about the missing will and BROOKE
In suspicious.
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Three Types
of Overweight
BY
DR.. JAMES w. BARTON
cBen syndicats.-wNU Service.

VXTHILE about nine OF every
w ten overweights acquire
their excess fat from overeat-
ing and underexercising, there
is the one in ten that is entitled
to the care and treatment that
will, to some degree, rid him or
her of much of their surplus fat.
This one is known as the gland
type and the overweight is due
to lack of activity of the thyroid
gland in the neck, the pituitary
gland lying on the floor OF the
skull, or, in few cases, the sex
glands - gonads and ovaries.
Sometimes there is a lack OF
activity in two or more OF these
different glands.
Thus when the thyroid gland In
the neck is not manufacturing
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-10-21
By Emile Loring
Q Emile Loring.
WNU Servies.

airy, OF course. and percentage on the
sales of the frocks you model Wen
put on fashion show later In the
season. Society girls IS mannequins.
Well open this year January drSt.
Don't say NO until you think II over.
Come In and wen give you more details.
Celeste and the directors are all for
you on the Job.
Yours truly
Brooke's face flushed as she re-
read the letter. OF course she
couldn't accept some girl who
needed the money should have the
chance-but ii was thrilling to know
that she was wanted. Palm Beach.
All sunshine and fragrance and flow
ers. What a contrast to- this stern
and rockbound coast with the pound
OF surf, the wall OF the siren, and the
cries OF gulls, to which she was
anchored for the present.
The contents of the letter glowed
in her mind as she dressed for the
evening. It was heart-warming to
know that her hard work had been
appreciated.
Not until later, as, Struggled In =
biz chair before the fire In the liv-
ing-room, she waited for Lucette
and Sam to change for dinner, did
the memory OF Mrs. Hunts pres
enee at the garden door recur to
her. Now it surged to the top OF
her mind. With unseeing eyes on
the green parrot back in his cage,
she thought of the woman's warning
to her, OF her threat to Mark Trent
it had been a threat, In spite OF
that sugary darling What had
she meant7 What object could Henri
have had in denying her presence?
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Why should the remembrance OF the
low voice declaring: II you keep
level head we can't lose, Henri,
send icy prickles crawling up her
spine and coasting down.
Brooke thoughtfully smoothed the
lace OF her dinner frock, lace the
very shade of the high lights In her
hair. II this were q movie, there
might be trick cupboard in the
green paneling in which the silver
had been hidden, but there was
nothing SO exciting here. She had
been at Lookout House when the
walls and trim were painted.
Calling car 81 Car 81 Car 81"
The frenzied call brought Brooke
to her feet, set her heart humping
madly. Then she laughed As the
parrot with squawk preened his
green and yellow feathers. She
made \ disdainful face at the
chuckling bird
! mr.. Micawber, sometime when
you yell like that I'll forget that I'm
a perfect lady and wiring your neck.
Sam, did you teach the parrot that
police radio CALI" she demanded,
a. her brother entered the room.
His eyes twinklsd behind the
lenses OF his horn-rimmed specta-
Giles. He pulled piece Of cracker
from ths pocket OF his blue coat.
Sure, I taught him. I've bean n
work on that bird ever since
came. Hare. stout fella!'
The parrot twisted his head com
pletsly round, bhnked lidless ayes
before he nipped at the rewart
which Sam had thrust through tn,
bars Of his square cage.
THAT birds 4 peach, Brooke. Yo,
can teach him anything II you tr,
hard enough. Boy, wish I hat
| him In the play. He'd show SOM
Of the stiffs how to speak thei
lines"
who's the biggest problem7"
Daphne Field. She's prett
enough but dumb. She'll stop tn
show, all right. but not becaus
she's an actress. Hers is feed
part for the leading woman. She
: one of those darnfool girls who &
: off their heads In a crisis--in rel
life, mean, not in the play. Ola
she's not in the lead. Laura Gran,
who is, is good; she's got plenty Q
the ball"
"How Is Jerry in his part."
"Okay, but | don't like the ma
who Is playing the male lead. He
: a spotlight hog. wish Mark Trel
. would take it. He's just the tyI
and 4 natural. | think he's great
and--he's darn friendly, but" Sa
leaned against the mantel and fac.
his sister. Have you ever thong
that he Ii not particularly ke'
about the Reyburn family"
Brooks said thoughtfully,
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-10-21
False FIattery

False FIattery
People generally despise where
they flatter and cringe to those
whom they desire to supersede.---
Marcus AureliuS.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-10-21
CHAPTER vi

Brooke stood before the fire In the
softly lighted living-room at Look
out House. Three days had passed
since she had received the letter
offering her the Palm Beach posi-
ton, since sha had heard that the
Hunts were the proprietors OF the
flllinR-station she had been patron
king. She had refused promptly
the business offer and had dropped
1t from her mind, but she couldn't
forget the other. Sometimes she
wondered If she would ever think OF
anything else. Questions were ever
lastingly popping up. Had Lola Hunt
gone to Mark Trent's house to tell
him about 1t, or had he known al
ready! Why later had the woman
been talking 10 conhdentially to
Henri at the garden door OF Lookout
House. What had she meant by:
IF you keep level head we can't
lose, Henri"7 What was behind that
snapped off wit" OF Mark Trent'sf
Why was she spending a mo-
ment's thought on Mark Trents
problems! Hadn't she plenty OF her
own7 She frowned at the empty
qilt cage. Where was Mr.. Micaw-
Der? When she had come in this
afternoon, Henri had been wringing
his hands. He had gone completely
French a he chartered, but che had
gathered from the jargon that when
he had stepped out on the lawn
with the parrot on his shoulder. the
door had banged behind him and
the frightened bird had flown away.
II wasn't that she cared for the par
rot. she detested him, but Mrs.
Dane had loved him and she felt
n II sha had broken faith with her
bensfactress.
wake up, sister, Lucstts prod
| dsd from the doorway. Sam and
have been staring at you for three
minutes, trying thought transfer
encs. Nothing doing. We conldn't
psnstrats your skull. You've bsar
scoxline N II addressing hall full
| Of women who refused to rally to
your ons-time battls-cry:
"Od ara isn't necessary. 1t Il
nothing but a Germi Watch Out
that you don't pick 1t upl"
Brooke laughed. II had no ides
that the prscepts OF bar elders made
such an impression on our little sis
ter, had you, Sam!"
"No. Where II Mr.. Micawber7'
| Brooke told him.
mo kidding, what do you know
about thatI I'll bet Henri let hin
60"
aHe wouldn't do that, San. though
he should have known better than 4
90 to the open door with him. Mrs
Dane wouldn't have the birds wing
clipped: OF course he would a,
when he got the chance. Hem
takes all the care of him. than
heaven. think he adores him.
he can adore anything. Curious
, Mr.. Micawbcr likes Henri and you
! he doesn't try to conceal the fac
| that he dislikes Lucette and me. II
. really troubled about ths parrot. Il
may be flying outside, and Mr.
Dane was so careful never to q
bose him to draughts. Who Ii cal
! inr. | wonder7" Brooke asked.
, the butler passed in the hall on h
way to the front door.
no BE CONTINUED
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CHAPTER VContinued

O0 q ddl 9ltEf 1Aoos@t -
preciate now the color, and the
sense OF Gods in His Heaven, ais
right with the world you brought
into Mary Amanda Danes life. !
had intended to start a boycott
against you and your family here
because you had cut Mark out OF his
inheritance. but he asked me to be
nice to you. | adore that boy. ]
would do anything for him. He
lived in nightmare OF humiliation
with q wife who came home night
after night barely able to keep her
feet. Why, why can't women real
ize that it's their privilege to keep
up the standards OF decency? He
stood by her, though, and held his
head high, and wouldn't allow his
soul to be warped by the expert
ence"
Brooke left her town car in the
garage when she reached Lookout
House. She was thoughtfully draw
ing OF her gloves as she approached
the garden door of her house. A
stream OF light laid golden path
on leafess shrubs and graveled
walk. A woman was at the door
A woman in fox cape. Mrs. Hunt
Talking with Henri.
Brooke stepped into the purple
shadow OF 4 spruce. She could see
md she could hear.
"If you keep a level head we
can't lose. Henri"
The mans murmur was indistinct.
He closed the door softly as the
woman went down the steps. She
flung a furtive look at the windows
of the house before she vanished in
the dusk.
"That seems to be that" Brooke
said to herself, before she started
around Mark Trents house that she
might enter her own front door I'M
observed by a possible watcher in
the garden.
Az she entered the nving-room al
Lookout House, she rang for Henri
The green parrot squawke d
'sStop!", ruffied his feathers, and
hoped up and down in his cage
She was standing near the fire. let
ter opener in hand, looking ovel
the mail she had found on the desl
when the butler entered.
Ibid anyone call, Henri"
ION the phone, Miss7"
.At the houss."
Henri opened the door OF the par
rot's cage. Mr.. Micawber hoppet
to his shoulder and began tweakinI
his ear.
sNsver mind about the parrot
Henri. Answer my question. =
but ] take him out like this for
walk around three times \ day
Miss; the old madame wanted hir
to have q change Of scene. Not
person called at this house. Wer
you expecting someone7"
Yes, the lady who is to hav
charge Of selling tickets for the pla
phoned that she might come TIL
afternoon. Probably she couldn
make It. That's all"
Her eyes followed him as he lie
the room with the green bird mu
tering on his shoulder. Always sf
had distrusted the man Of whoi
Mary Amanda Dane had been ,
fond. Why should he have lied
her about Mrs. Hunts presence
the garden door OF Lookout HOUSE
Because the woman was there
sec him of course. With b.
thoughts still on Henri and his cv
sions, she slit one OF the envelop
In her hand and drew out the lett
II contained. All thought of tile bu
Ter fed as she saw that the iette
head was that OF the firm for viii,
she had been fashion adviser.
Dear Miss Reyburn.--she read
Any chance OF your wanting : tohi
We srs opening dress shop ut Pain
Beach under the name OF &arston's Inc
Very swank. very expensive. Celest'
viii b business manager. We'd hk'
~ - b. TAP mAnnsQuin-with sal
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enough juice there
is usually a certain
amount or degree OF
what is c a | | e d
smyxoedema, /" the
name given to a
condition where the
skin is thickened.
dry and rough to the
touch, and the per-
spiration is almost
entirely absent. The
mind and the senses
are blunted, MEM
= rvx n
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F1atuIence In Children.


A few wears ago when an infant
had an attack OF gas (fiatulence)
and collie very little was thought or
done about it, except perhaps to
give a little peppermint water
and sometimes, unfortunately, some
paregoric or laudanum- Today the
mother visits or consults her physi-
cian--usually \ child's specialist
and asks what change she must
make in the diet to prevent the gas
symptoms. The modern mother
knows that when there is vomiting.
pain. belchinx OF gas, constipation
or diarrhoea there Is something
wrong with the diet.
These symptoms of indigestion
are usually due to excess fermenta-
ton In the stomach and intestine
which is made worse by food con-
tanning too much sugar or too much
fat; so the treatment first given is
to cut down on sugar and fat.
Most OF the gas in the stomach
and bowel is air which has been
swallowed. Air is swallowed not
only when food is taken but by
many infants suffering from indi-
pestion at other times"
These gas attacks and collie. In
addition to upsetting the youngster' s
digestion and causing him to lose
weight, also disturb his sleep, thus
further reducing his vitality by less
eninR the number of hours OF rest
| While many remedies viii give
considerable relief in these cases
baking soda, magnesia, peppermint
water, tincture OF ginger-the bes
treatment, as mentioned above, /.
to use diet that will not cause ga
lor collie.
Often the youngster Is able to ex
pei the gas readily and no treat
ment or change OF diet seems nee
essary; but. il not. some distensiol
OF the bowel takes place and thi
/ pressure is what is known ss collie
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Desirable Attributes

Patience, diligence, quiet and
unfatigued perseverance, indus
try, regularity and economy OF
time-as these are the dispositions
| would labor to excite. so these
are the qualities | would warmly
commend.
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True Friends

Books are true friends that will
lever fiatter nor dissemble; be
you but true to yourself and
you shall need no other comfort
Bacon.
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& So s Sa and aTz % ks Mr. and Mrs MAYNARD