El Paso Herald (El Paso, Tex.), Ed. 1, Wednesday, April 23, 1919 Page: 7 of 16
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EL PASO HERALD
Bedtime Stories ForThe Little Ones
TJNCLK WIGGILVS GARDEN".
By HOWARD GAR!?
nose ant.
TW INKLING His pmJc
X whittling: a. Trerry little tune
r 'e Wiggily Long-ears the bunny
ci. tit gentleman bopped out of his
1 ''iOv stump bungalow one day. Cn-
- one paw he had a rake and on
c'-r ;he oUher a hoe and shovel while
de his tall silk hat were a nam
i-r of little paper packages of seeds.
' Well what ar yon going to do
if I may asfe?" inquired Nurse
Uh Yuzzy Wuxsy. the musk rat lady
r- weeper who was getting reaay
Jake a raisin cake with lolly pops
r too.
1 j.m going to make a garden and
'u-nt some flower seeds answered
hunnv. "I have heard It said that
pnl showers bring May flowers. But
f I don t T-lant some seeds all the
HAS FIRST WELL
DAY IN 22 YEARS
Mrs. Altenburg says Tan-
lac is one of life's great-
est blessings.
I an1 so grateful for the good
Tj t has done me I consider it a
- uket to make a public statement
- - 'aI other sufferers may learn how
v relieved of nearly a lifetime of
- in-r.nsr" said Sirs J. D. Altenburg
of a well known stone finisher
- :-mipson street Dallas Texas
- t-tly
: en ou consider that I have
;ck woman these 'lz years'
that I hae been relieved in
-i an three months and any medi-
. ihat would do that should be
--ird the world over. Twenty-two
r- ago when I was a 16 year old
. I had a severe attack of typhoid
- - hat left me with a serious
r .arh trouble that has made my
i .serable eer since. My food
i my stomach like lead and
i i d" t digest. I suffered from ter-
- 1 . 1 r a dashes and had a feeling of
Kn-ss a sort of sinking away
t-J in describe. My nerves were
ered and at times I couldn't bear
' t re anybody in my sight anyone
ofa'. ncr to me or just moving about
i 1 rr -m would irritate me so Td
- . treak down and cry. Not a
'e -weeK passed in all that time
st. J wasn't si' k in bed and often
1 v a- total iv unfit to do a thing. 1
-I! off until I was dreadfully thin
'i a '.out the first or this year I was
o -ah and rnn-aown my condition
a" trjiy pitiable and I could look
'-weird to nothing but a life time of
- . -i and disappointment. I was
r- -er trying all sorts of medicines
he hope of finding one that would
- rr.e the blessing of health but
iiir did me any good till I started
r Tan'ac.
It was about the first of April
i I rzan taking Tanlac and In a
' -Me wnile I felt I was getting bet-
I sained in strength and weight
. r y friends could see it in my
L and -oon they began to tell me
- much better I was looking and
I haven't felt so well as I do
m In jears. I have felt no dls-
or 'ort since I began taking Tanlac
i ry seldom have a headache my
Tfli has toned up and I df-rest
'od with ease and T have gained
-f cieht pounds. T am getting
t irer all the t'rre and I can now
- -i-v kinds of work that I haven't i
n able to do in years. My lm-j
rmt-fit has been the talk of the J
'lorhood and I believe that Tan-
one of the preatest blessings I
- - had. for I feel that I am going
. t. a well woman for the first time
i ore than 20 vears."
T-nUc is sold in El Paso by Kelly
- Ft Hard and by the leading drug-
'n practically every city town
.-ni :'laee in America. Adv.
April showers in the world will not
bring me any flowers. So now I'm xo-
lng to put some flower seeds in the
ground and wait for them to grow.
men i 11 give yon a bouquet."
"That will be very sweet of you'
said Nurse Jane. I like flowers. "
So still whistling his merry tune
and making his pink nose twinkle
like a rubber ball bobbing about in
me oatn tun uncie wig-guy with his
shovel and rake and hoe began mak-
injr his ararden.
The bunny rabbit sometimes used
his paws to dig In the dirt for that's
what they were made for. bat now
ne used the noe and rake and shovel
also because they were a bit more
stylish he though L And. having made
cute little holes in the soft brown
earth. Uncle Wiggily sprinkled In the
flower needs. Then he covered them
with dirt which was like a brown
blanket to keep the seeds warm until
they should sprout and turn into
flower blossoms.
''And while I'm waiting for the
flowers to come up I'll sit down on
this bench in the sun and rest" said
the bunny rabbit.
Now Uncle Wiggily did not know
quite as much about a garden as per
haps he thought he did. Or else he
forgot that it takes a week or more
or flower seeds to begin to put their
green leaves up through the brown
earth. Anyhow. Uncle Wiggily sat:
down on the bench to wait for his
flowers to grow and while he sat
there something happened Two
things happened in fact and after
them a third one.
The first thing that happened wis
that Uncle Wiggily fell asleep. The
sun was so warm he was a bit tired
from having made his garden and he
was resting so easily on the bench
that he fell asleep.
The next thing that happened was
that along came Jackie and Pee tie
Bow Wow the two puppy dog boys.
Jackie and fettle were frisking about.
full of fun. and they saw uncle
Wiggily asleep on the bench. They
THERE are some people who have
unfortunately got Into the frown-
ing habit and who have found after
a few years of it. that their fore-
heads are badly lined with wrinkles.
This Is especially true of the nervous
type. Frequently very young girls
not yet 20 find their foreheads as
deeply creased as though they were
middle aged.
Now these wrinkles are not as hard
to get rid of as the lines of age. The
youthful skin responds more readily
to treatment. But at that it is not
an easy task.
Of course the most important thing
to do is to stop the frowning habit.
Then treat the skin with creams and
with ice. The fine cold cream the
formula for which I will gladly mail
to anyone sending a self -addressed
stamped envelope is excellent for this
because it Is made with almond oil.
A cream made with olive oil is also
good. A generous amount should be
massaged Into the skin after the pores
have been opened by holding hot wet
cloths over the forehead. If you want
to hasten the process leave quite a bit :
of cream on the skin and put over it a 1
piece of oiled silk as protection and
bind up the forehead. Leave it this
way all night. The advantage Is that
for eight or nine hours the skin is be-
ing fed with pure oils which will help
rebuild it. An Ice rub in the morning
is an excellent finish for such a treat-
ment. . . . ...
This Is the principle oi an (
mitbc" and mich annliances. Some
people do literally have the whole face
bound up over a cold cream pack at i
night. But this seems like a tre-'
n a nitntta amontit of bother. However.
the bandage around the forehead la
no trouble at all to adjust.
Questions and Answer.
w.1- -Vn. ill
i a sick woman inese years i nigeny itcp un me uruai. ue- jjaxjt. cjko . -.
on tinned "it seems hard to be- 1 also saw the shovel and rake and hoc.Ihealth. these dark circles cnaer tne
eyes always come irom
down or neurotic and sometimes are
the result of some slight internal trou-
ble. Build up your general health and
get more rest and sleep.
A. B. C Exercise would be best to
reduce the abdomen practically any
stooping- and bending exercises will
be beneficial.
J Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes jjl ltle Vlc
Forehead Wrinkles.
Blue Eyes Take deep breathing ex-
ercises to develop the whole chest.
stand well abdomen m. 1 est high
The Victory Garden !j HogWalfowLocals
HOW TO GROW OMOS.
ONIONS may be grown either from
sets of from seed. The greater
part of the commercial onion crop is
grown from seed but the usual meth-
Bj DUNK
and they noticed where the ground
nad been dug up.
"Oh Uncle Wiggily has been mak
Ing a garden." barked Jackie.
"And I know how to play a nice
little trick on him!" barked Peetie.
"It won't hurt Uncle Wiggily will
117" jackie wanted to Know.
"It will only make him laugh.'
said his brother. -We'll dig two lit-
tle holes in the garden where no
seeds are plant. Then well set in the
holes and cover ourselves up with the
dirt leaving only our noses sticking
out so we can breathe."
"Where's there a funny trick In
thatr asked Jackie.
-Why you can stick your black
nose a little way out of the ground
and ril stick my red tongue" spoke
Peetie. And when Uncle Wiggily sees
the red and black he'll think his
flowers have begun to blossom. Then.
when he tries to pick them. weU
scatter the dirt off us jump and bark
like anytning.
"Oh that'll be a fine trick!" said
Jackie.
So the two puppy dogs made two
holes and snuggled down under the
earth leaving- only their black noses
sticking out and Pettie'e red tongue
showed almost like a flower. And then
the third thins: happened.
Along came the bad old Skeezfcksv
He saw Uncle Wiggily asleep on the
bench and the Skeesicics said to turn
self:
"Now T can sneak up easy and bite
souse off his ears! snickered the
Skeezlcks. "There is no one around to
stop me!" he said as he looked over
the newly due up garden.
And the Skeezlcks was just golng
te bite Uncle wiggily when all of a
sudden-Jackie and Peetie Bow Wow
who. were hiding under the ground
saw the bad animal.
"This is no tbne to play tridesr
barked Jackie. We must drive away
the Skeesicksr
"Surer growled Peetie.
Up they sprang; scattering: the dirt
an over.
"Bow wow! Bow wow! Burr-r-r-rf
Wuff! Get away from herer they
cried to the Skeesicks.
"Oh me! Oh my! Wow! Double
and that little hollow will not be so od of planting onions In the garden is
prom men i h u . Qf
cream. i
I One quart of sets will plant from
Hirr a c oj l . three 75 to 125 feet of row with plants four
! inches apart In the row: this depends
however upon the size of the sets
1 Onion sets should be placed In a small
j furrow root end downward and cov-
I ered to a depth of about one and a
half inches unless the soil is e-
tremely heavy in which case they
.should not be covered so deepl.
Onion sets may be planted just as
i early in the spring as the ground can '
1 be cultivated. In all sections except ;
in the extreme northern part of the j
rountry where the weather becomes
too cold certain varieties may be plant-
ted in the autumn and given slight j
protection over winter.
1 ti a very small garden the onion
-ets mar be nlanted in a bed three to
four inches apart in each direction
liv this method all the work of culti-
itfng must be done by band or with
-nail hand tools and is a little more
d.fficult than where they are planted
In a single row. Onions require fre-
quent shallow cultivation and must be
Kept free from weeds. When the tops
begin to ripen and bend down to the
ground it is time to remove the onions
from the soil and spread them to dry
1:1 a cool shady place where they will
have plenty of air. Later the tops and
rot is can be trimmed off and the
onions stored In a cool dry place.
Slight freezing does not hurt the bulbs
in storage provided they are not dis-
turbed while frozen. However onions
will be Injured by repeated freezing
and thawing United States Depart
ment 01 Agriculture.
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Yon ran smooth the ferrkeai! hj Mn4-
inx it at nlsMs.
years yet in which to grow. Any sort
of outdoor aport or xndoor gymnastic
exercise will tend to make you tali jr.
Gertrude Read the reduction chats.
Turkish baths will help reduce you.
Wear dark browns to make the eyes
darker these shades will also brine
out the deep shadows iu your hair.
I HOR 0 SCOPE I
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THURSDAY ATOII. 24. 1MB.
MERCURY and the son are in -nefic
aspect during the hours of
business today according to astrol-
ogy. Later Uranus and Saturn are
adverse.
The morning should be favorable to
dealings with men in high position
to the seeking of support in ambitious
schemes and the signing of commer-
cial agreements.
It is a ay fairly fortunate for
diplomats but they should not rely
on their Judgment after the sun has
passed the zenith.
Publicity will be urged as an aid
to many fields of endeavor not hlth-
Wot! What a surprise!' gurgled the
bad chap as he ran away not hurting
the bunny at alL And when Undo
Wiggily awakened he was surprised
too. Of course. It was too late then
for Jackie and Peetie to play a joke
on the bunny but they dldnt want to.
"We nhvyee: a better Joke on the
Skeezlcks." they said. And later on.
when the flower?! tiosnoinea. uncM
Wiggrily gave Jackie and Peetie some
for their mother.
And if the eyes of the potatoes
don't fill with tears when they see
the onions going in the soup I'll tell
you next about Uncle Wiggily and the
crying crocodile. Copyright. 191. by
XcClure Newspaper Syndicate.
"S.erto depending on advertising news
papers will Benent greatly.
The stars presage good news this
day. emanating from persons in ex-
alted position.
Politics are subject to contradictory
Influences during this rule of the
planets. While the sun seems to en-
courage the seeking of positions and
rewards Urancs is in an aspect mak-
ing for party schisms and personal
criticisms. The sway presage diSr-
appointments envyings and malice
where there should be cooperation and
friendship.
There is a sign read as Indicating
the prevalence of evil reports and se-
rious misrepresentations.
This is not a lucky rule for wed-
dings' and love affairs. Men should
be especialiv analytical of women's
motives during this planetary gov-
erament. During thf next few weeks there
may be occult influences making for
forebodings and uncertainties that
are destructive to success and pros-
perity. Cheerfulness and optimism
should be cultivated.
The fact that Mars is the evening
star until May and the morninc star
for the rest of the year is believed
to be significant.
This ptar conjoined wth Mercury
In the sixth house is held to be ex-
ceedingly menacing to the public
health.
Persons whose birthdate It is should
beware of treachery and secret en-
mity. Business affairs may demand
special attention.
Children born on this day are likely
to be clever and intelligent but rash
and revengeful- They will probably
succeed best when employes. (Copy-
right. 119. bv the McCture Newspa-
per Syndicate.)
Went Over the Top With
A Big' Oversubscription
AS the hour for closing our books drew near there was a
mad rush to get stock and a number of eager buyers suf-
fered disappointment.
Of course we regret the fact that we could not supply everyone who
wished to purchase but we WARNED you not to procrastinate.
The officers of OSAPLE-BURK wish to thank the public for
their generous subscriptions and to assure you that all over-subscriptions
will be returned promptly.
We shall keep you posted from time to time through the newspapers
as to OSAPLE-BURK "affairs." We extend you a cordial in-
vitation to drop into our office No. 61 1 First National Bank Build-
ing at any time and discuss OSAPLE-BURK.
Osaple-Burli Oil Co.
611 First National Bank Building
Capital $80000
Par Value $1Q a Share
Fulljr Paid and Non-Assessable.
TRUSTEES:
Thos. M. MaySeld
Max Moye
T. B. Cunningham
Harry S. Burwell
W. M. Priddy.
"Sead Herald Want Ads.
SILE KILDEW has been appointed of-1
fiaal dog catcher for this voting I
precinct and assumed his duties Mon-j
day morning. By the addition of such j
an official to oar judiciary tie town is
either growing in importance or dogs.
. I
While looking around in Tickrille '
last Saturday Atlas Feck aetidentaly
stepped into a mflUnery store.
The fishing season has opened and
Columbus Alison by getting an early i
. . - . . i a i ... '
Start as bueubt lu ii. cany am jaiv
believes he can get through by fan.
Cartiss A Ce-. buy Liberty Hod..AdT
ACleanHouse
NO RATS
NO MICE
NO COCKROACHES
NOWATER-BUCS
BECAUSE
STEARNS'
ELECTRIC PASTE
WAS USED
This well known International Exterminator has been ia
general use for over forty years and is sure death to Rats Mice
Cockroaches Water Bugs and other pests.
BUY A BOX FROM YOUR DEALER TO DAY
- BEADY FOR USE -
TWIN GUSHER
Conservative Oil Investment
A Postal iCard W3! Brkg Yoa FuH Information.
Twin GusherOil&RefiningCo.
Trait BMf. EI Paso Texas.
rfcene 4M. Autos for hire. Adv.
Try The Herald Want Ads
MERCHANTS TO HEAR THE
LUXURY TAX EXPLAINED
A meeting; of the retail merchants of
El Paso has been called by manager
Roberts of the El Paso chamber ot
commerce for Thursday evening at 8
oclock in the chamber of commerce
auditorium to have read and explained
the text and application of the federal
luxury tax on comodtties.
This war revenue tax is far reach-
ing; and affects the small dealer as
well as the laree. Many of the mer-
chants are puzzled over whether or
not they can absorb this tax In their
daily sales price to consumers or
whether the tax must be paid separ-
ately as is the caso with public
amusements.
LEAVELL AND SHERMAN
REPORT REALTY SALES
Leeavell and Sherman have made
the following; sales of real estate dur-
ing; the past week. W. C Roberts to
P ML Crouch a guncalow at 2711 Cop-
per street. Manhattan HelgTits. consid-
eration. J47S0: First National Bank to
S. J. Titus lots 1- 15 and It block
82 Baaaett's addition consideration.
J29- J. A. Pickett to T. M. Hervey
and B. N. Hayward lota 24 and 15.
block 32 Manhattan Heights addition
consideration. SUSS.
i Thp Vnune Ladv
Across The Way i
IBs.
nrHE young lady across the way says
. 1 she was glad to hear her father say
that the new pitcher has good control
' as she doesn't suppose petting angry
'on the ball field does any more good
I than it does anywhere els
Its our special mildafm t
r -
if Lt I
KlOUSt
Supreme
Bake one of these hams! You'll quickly
discover what we mean by our Supreme
flavor. There's only one cure that gives it
There are many Morris Supreme foods that
you'll like. Ask for them.
MORRIS & COMPANY
tL S A.
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