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I Bedtime Story for the Little Ones j
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XTNCDE WIGGI1G AND THE PEANUT BUTTER.
.By HOWAIIO n. GAIII5...
ONE cay wnen uncie tvigguy
Longears the bunny rabbit
gentleman was sitting In his
hollow stump bungalow wishing It
were spring so the flowers would
bloom tra-la. there came a knock at
1 is door "rat-a-tap-tap:"
Come in if you please" begged
the bunny uncle.
I can't" was the answer in a deep
rumbly voice.
"Oh. my! I hope that isn't the skll-le-y-scalery
alligator or the noee-
viiching babboon whom I have in-
.trd here inadvertently like" said
1 ncle Wiggily. "I must be more
areful. Whv can't you come In?" he
nsked. wishing Nurse Jane Fuzzy
vuzzv was at home 'which she
-Hasn't: the maskrat lady housekeeper
! aving gone to see Mrs. -Wlbblewob-i
' ih duck lady. "Whoever you
-e why can't you come in?" asked
lie bunny.
Because either I am too large or
i se your hollow stump bungalow Is
:oo small." was the answer. "I am a
. ireus elephant and I am felling pea-
nuts. Please buy my peanuts" went
-i the elephant in a sad and doleful
-. oice. "X have a wife and little boy
. .d they are starving. They ea: a
j'llion pounds of hay a day and un-
I sell a lot or peanuts I can't buy
. m for them. The circus is closed
or. and I can't act and do my tricks
;o earn pennies" said the elephant
o I sell peanuts."
Whv don't you eat the peanuts
- ourseif?" asked Uncle Wigglly. as
e opened the bungalow door and
The Easiest Way
To End Dandruff
There is one sure way that never
:j.ls to remove dandruff completely
and that is to dissolve it. This de-
stroys It entirely. To do this. Just
set about four ounces of plain ordi-
nal y liquid arvon; apply it at night
r. hen retiring; use enough to moisten
he scalp and rub it in gently with the
f.nger tips.
By morning most If not all or your
aidruft will be gone and three or
lour more applications will completely
dissolve and entirely destroy every-
s.ngle sign and trace of It no mat-
er how much dandruff you may have.
Tou will find too that all Itching
and digging of the scalp will stop
instantly and your hair will be fluffy
uotrous glossy silky and Boft and
loon and feel a hundred times better.
Tou can set liquid arvon at any
Jrus store. It Is inexpensive and
!. ur ounces is all you will need. This
Fimnle remedy has never been known
;. fall Adv.
Smoke Inhalation
Expels Catarrh
Sand Tea Cents for Trial Outfit
Xfcere must b reader ralfertnr trom
chronic catarrh who "would ltt to know
raw they can stop c&tcMsg cold after
"o'd lor they must realize that cooner or
-tr this may lead to serious deafnee
Injury to the system In reneraL
Dr. Blower a respected physician and
fort -three years an enormously euc-
VCS311U BJICUiUMl UJ
catarrh is the dis-
coverer of & pleas-
. ant. direct meth-
tod that can b
used hy man wo-
'mn or child.
HU remedy ts
made from tnedl-
t cinal herbs flow-
i era and berries
which yon amoUe
In & dainty pipe -r
' cigarette and In
ia. e the rapor Into all the air passages
i: r ruins co tobacco eren though It li
-s'J ip the fame manner.
L- Bi-iaer"s Catarrh Remedy is equally
".ctne u all forms of catarrh bronchial
-r HatLon asthma.
catarrhal head-
ache and ear
troubles that may
'"ad to deafness.
on will breathe
1 ir sod feel
inter after caloC
:ncoin or stamoi)
urs. ess: rurriRrfp
-.quinine some of the Kemedy made Into
isarettts. also some Remedy for smok-
tns in . pipe and a neat little pipe
il until s supply eltrer form costs one
on'lar. address Tlr. Blotter Companr
Br.x 5S01. AtUnta. Ga.
NOTE Should yoor dmcelat not carry
iT. Blosser-s Catarrh Remedy In stock
lis can secure It for yon. Druggists do
n -t supply the Trial Outfits. Adv.
To Stop Those Terrible
Hiieumatio pains
It has proven its vsloe for many years
rait and the testimony of those who hare
cied -Drops" and found relief from tie
tortnre and ag-onizins; pains caused by rheu-
matic conditions is the best evidence of its
remarkable power.
Mrs. H. Hirehu Ashland Ky- writes: "I
always said that rbenmstirm could not be
cored but will take it back. I believe toot
"S-Drops" w31 relieve any kind cf rheu-
znatiris." Steve Brownie. Appleton. Ark writes:
"I suffered with rheumatism for over fif teen
rccntht. Just two battles of your wonder.
f ol "5-Drops" has made a new man cf zse.
Harry Stafford No. Baltimore. O- writes:
"I had rheumatism in my knees and ankles
and tried all sorts of highly recommended
remedies but to no avail tmul a friend told
xne to try "5-Dropi I used about three-
aosrters of a bottle of -Drops' and am as
well is dual."
"E-Drose" is sold by tie leadimr drusrlsts
in every part of the United States and
Ctnada.
A sample bottle will
be mailed free if you
rarfll -no-rite to The
Swansea Ccmpany Uewaik Ohio.
FREE
there sure enough stood the ele-
phant. "Oh I couldn't afford to eat pea-
nuts" he said. "They are too ex-
pensive like. I only sell them to rich
rabbit gentlemen like yourself and
then I buy hay. Please buy my pea-
nuts!" he begged.
"All right. I will" said Uncle TVig-
giy- ' .
"Here's a bushel three pecks two
quarts and a pint" said the elephant
quickly dishing the peanuts with his
trunk out of a valise on his back and
dumping them in the middle of the
bungalow floor. "That's all I have
left. Buy them and I can go home
to my wife and little boy and take
them a million pounds of hay."
"All right. I will." said kind Uncle
"VTiggily. So he paid the circus ele-
phant for the peanuts and the big
creature went thankfully away leav-
ing the peanuts in a heap on the
bungalow floor.
"My goodness me sakes alive and a
lollypop sandwich!" though Mr. Long-
ears when the elephant had gone.
'That's an awful lot of peanuts! 1
wonder why I let him sell me so
many? I don" in the world know
what to do with them. Nurse Jane
will surely say I'm foolish to have
taken such a lot. What can I do?"
Then Uncle 'Wlgslly happened to
think and he said:
"I know! I can make peanut butter
of them! I can grind a lot of peanuts
up into peanut butter and they won't
take up hardly any room at alL That's
what I'll do!
"I'll grind these peanuts up in the
coffee grinder and make them into
butter. I can hide the butter away
in glass jars and bring a little out at
a time. Then Nurse Jane won't laugh
at me for buying so many peanuts of
the elephant at once" thought Mr.
Lo 7i gears.
No sooner said than done. Uncle
"Wiggily got the coffee grinder and
screwing it up tight to make it as
fine as he could he began shelling
the peanuts and putting the kernels
in the hopper or top part Then he
turned the handle. Just as an organ
grinder monkey would and out of the
lower end of the grinder came the
nice peanut butter.
"Ah. I guess I know how to do It!
said Uncle 'Wlggily with a laugh.
He kept on shelling the peanuts
putting the shucks out on the back
porch and letting the brown butter
from the kernels run into glas3 Jars
until at last all the peanuts were
ground up.
Then Nurse Jane came back from
Mrs. Wibblewobble's and when she
started to get supper Uncle Wiggily
said:
"Do you like peanut butter. Nurse
Jane?"
"Why yes." she said. "I do."
"Well here's some I made today
tra-la-la." said careless like and sing-
song style. "I bought a few peanuts
of a circus elephant and I ground
them urj ho-ho-hum!" and he handed
out a jar of the butter.
"That was very kind of you." said
Uurse Jane and then she looked out
on the back porch and she saw a pile
of shucks from the peanuts as high
as the wash bench and she cried ex-
ritui like:
"WIgsryl Did you buy all those-
peonutst"
Tes" said Uncle Wiggily. seeing
that he was caught "I did."
"WelL well" said Nurse Jane. "How
foolish of you but you meant to be
kind. We can never use all that pea-
nut butter before it spoils but we can
give most of it away." And they did
give a lot of it to their animal friends
in Woodland so everything was all
right
So this teaches us that when we do
anything different we should always
hide the shells and If the Roman
candle doesn't go to sleep In the lee
box and forget to waKe up in time 10
go with the strawberry jam to the
moving pictures ril tell you next
about Uncle Wiggily and the asn
sifter. Copyright 1318. by Jicuiure
Newspaper Syndicate.
PAY YOUR PULLMAN WHEN
YOU-RESERVE IT NEW ORDER
As a step in the cooperation of
transportation companies with the
government the Pullman company
has Issued regulations regarding res
ervation or Pullman tickets. . wnicn
became effective March 1. There will
be . no reservations or ruuman ac-
commodations except In cases where
the accommodations are paid for at
time of application. This rule does
not apply in cases of towns where
such accommodations are not sold
but in such cases the passenger may
reserve accommodations by telegraph
telephone or mall to be paid for on
his arrival in the town where they
are sold.
Pullman tickets unused will be re-
deemed by selling agents provided
the accommodations called for are re
leased before 5:59 oclock in the after
noon preceding tne aepartnre ox
morning trains and three hours be-
fore the departure of all other tralna
If this Is not done the tickets must
be forwarded to the general ticket
agent of the Pullman company ac
Chicago for redemption. In cases
where Pullman space bought Is not
released but is unused because of tm
avoidable circumstances such as
missed conr-ections or sickness a re-
fund may be obtained from the sleep-
ing car conductor.
FOllT WORTH GIRI. IS HELD:
TRIED TO POISON FATHER?
Fort Worth Tex March 6. Murder
charges were filled against Gertrude
Ulrlch 14 years old. yesterday. Of-
ficers claim to have a statement from
her admitting she administered poison
to her father asturday night
"EL PASO HERALP
SCHOOL DAYS By DWIG
-
M Years Ago Today
Trom The Herald of
Thia Date 1804.
THE Northern Mexico Develop-
ment company was organized in
this city this morning. It has an
ntliorlicd caDltal stock of il.OOO.OOO.
The concern Is organized for the pur
pose of developing mines power n-
anil to fnrther other such en
terprises. Britton Davis was elected
president of the new company and D.
C. Sutton of the Candelarla Mining
company was chosen general man-
ager. An informal smoker will be given
. v. . nll nf ??mlhli-
cans of the city. It is expected there
will be about 100 people present.
The criminal branch of the court or
cassation today granted Capt Drey-
fus deposed French officer another
trial.
F M. Murphy and associates are
planning to establish a negro colony
in the Sierra Madre for the purpose
of developing the timber tract In Chi-
hFrank M. Steers thinks that with a
cultivation of the different fruits and
experiments with crosses as the
farmers of California have done va-
rieties may be increased In Mexico.
Judge J. M. Goggin ruled yesterday
that the judgment rendered in the
case of E. Pw Kelly against the El
Paso 4: Southwestern railroad would
stand. The attorneys had many legal
tilts during the hearing of the ap-
PEngene E. Neff. secretary of the El
Paso Ice company has purchased the
coal and feed business formerly con-
ducted by Powell Stackhouse. He
proposes to materially enlarge the
business. ... T
The new brick planing mill of L.
W. Hoffeker at 1200 Missouri street
is now open and ready for business.
TRAVELETTE
By XIKSAH
Today's Daintiest Dish
i By COXSTAXCE CLARKE
Hogwallow Locals
Bt nt'xu rotts.
XlSKBSeXMBSSKSBI ill 'J
Potatoes Dublin Style.
USE any left-over boiled potatoes for this dish. Slice the potatoes and
make a sauce with one level tablespoonf ul each of butter and flour and
one cup of milk. Put a layer of the potatoes in the bottom of an
earthen baking dish add some of the sauce sprinkle with cheese. Continue
layers until potatoes are used. Cover the top with bread crumbs with cheese
mixed through it Bake until the crumbs are browned. Tomorrow Cottage
Cheene Salad.
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
1
Emntwiinniii acnuiuMi
Reducing The Chin.
UITE a number of women want strength and vitality and uses up
I I to knoty ways of. reducing a
doublt chin; fat women who
need first of all to reduce all over
and even thin women whose double
chin is the result of wrong ways of
holding the head.
An excellent way of reducing a
flabby chin Is to rub It with ice
every day. Ice Is an arstrlngent and
Is drying to the skin: consequently it
is ideal to use after a hot wash and a
cream massage for it closes the pores
opened by the heat and its dryness is
overcome by the previous use of the
cream Besides the cold and wet tone '
up the sagging muscles. But used b
Itself ice will shrink up the loose ana
flabby flesh under the skin. And if
this flesh Is kneaded rather vigorous-
ly with the hands but never hard
enough to bruise It and then rubbed
with ice it can be easily reduced.
Massage like exercise works two
ways. A gentle massage will stimu-
late the blood and nourish the skin
because nourishment will be carried
to the part by the blood. But a heav-
ier massage will break up the fatty
particles under the skin and the blood
will carry them away. Gentle exercise
is beneficial: gentle exercise will help
make a thin woman fat because 't
stimulates; violent exercise drains
flesh-
Neck stretching exercises also help
reduce a double chin and holding the
head high so the chin is ever so light-
ly up and out will correi t it. Sleep-
maud King Kt
and medical Auli:
Hie Original liquid
Best hsdr remover on earth stad
only one with money bac irnsraatee
n rmrh package.
SAtr fHAULt.ct one of onr tew
worthy young men who works
regularly sow has nearly enough
money saved up to buy himself an-
i other pair of overalls.
Crick Hicks has such hich aims it is
(a wonder he wouldn't have amounted
to something as a squirel hunter
i
Miss Rosy Mcseley's young man
.friend of the Calf Ribs neighborhood
has enlisted; and Yam Sims is going
to see her now instead. All girls ought
to be willing to put up with substi-
tutes for a while if it will help win
itbe war.
WOMAN
EVERY MOTHER
EVERY DAUGHTER
wieie;ds ueiaw
Tojput; strength intcTherrriervea
t vuccju.
Ttlff ft T
rosy - cheeked
wen. en with-
out iron. Tb
titrable in toe
cast has been
that when -women
n e ed ed
iron ther gen
crtlly took
crflintry nw-
1 tallie Iron.
which often
corroded the
' etomach an d
Aid far mora
1 harm than eood. Today doctors pre-
fciibe. creanic iron Noxated Iron.
This narttenlar form- cf Iron la easily
assimilated does not blaxken nor In-
jure the teeth nor upaec the stomach.
IK iviu increase we su-crxui ana en-
da ranee of weak. nerrouF. irriUNe.
careworn fcarcard loektnc women JG0
per cent in tiro weeks time In many
Instances. 1 have used It In rny own
.practice with meet surprising resolta.--
Xromana Ktnr. h. u.
v TWOTE: NUXATF.D IRON reeommenj
Ke by Dr. Ferdinand King can t
V from any gdod drossltt wl)
i iv y guarantee or euecest er
1 Daily Novelette
1 JioviE HArrE-vixcs.
ALL. FOR X1XE CKSTS.
SEEING so many Hags out and Liberty-
Bond buttons on and people
dropping money in Red Cross Jars
and things like that couldn't help but
thrill even mean old Simon Simons
honorary president oZ the economical
sports into doing something patrio-
tic something great for his country.
"With his usually bent head thrown
back and his nearly-always "shrunken
chest bulged forward. Simon Simons
started up the street resolved to do
his bit If it cost him a quarter.
A "Food "Will TOn the War Don't
Waste It" poster attracted his eye and
thereupon Simon had an idea. "Very
well. Money buys food don't spend
it!" reasoned Simon.
So he betook himself into Chln-
garee's Chop House hung up his fur
coat ana ran nis linger up me 11st 01
figures on the menu stopping when
he saw J.OS and looking over to see
what it was. A minced meat sand-
wich which he ordered and ate.
Again running his finger up the
menu list he found $.05 and glanced
over to see what It was. He ordered
the dill pickle and ate it.
Once more running his finger up
the prices he found J.OS. ordered a cup
of weak sugarless tea and drank it.
Summing up the cost of his lunch the
J.1G pleased him mightily for he
chuckled when he thought or how
he had obeyed Mr. Hoover helped- his
country and saved S.09 all at once. So
getting up with a broad grin on his
stingy face he reached for his 5500
rainsky fur-lined coat and found It
not.
The same bucket of water that re-
vived Simon Simons also opened his
eyes which rested on a sign where his
coat should have been:
XOT RESPONSIBLE FOR LOST
OVERCOATS.
TUCSON REJECTS CHARTER
WITH COMMISSION PLAN
Tucson. Aria March 6. The voters
of Tucson yesterday at a special city
election voted down a proposed new
charter containing provision for the
commission form of government. The
issue however was not the commis-
sion plan but other features of the
charter.
! HOROSCOPE j
SAYS HE KNOWS
Do not keep a double chin
rednce it.
ing at nlgat without a pillow help
coi rect a double chin sirfce the pil-
law tends to puh the head forward
and the chin in. These latter sugges-
tions however are for the double
chins caused by bad ways of holding
the head.
Cluectlonst and Enawers.
Mrs M. B. I am sorry your answer
did not reach you sooner. Letters are
always answered as soon as possible
but as much of the correspondence Is
romalled to me frequent delays occur
mm
Miss R. B. I cannot give you the
names of specialists through the
column here I think however if you
will take a course of violet ray treat-
ments you will see great improve-
ment; for these rays will cure dan-
druff though you ivili tfbt notice a
complete cure right away. The treat-
ment of the hair takes time.
If you'll send a letter with a self
addressed stamped enolepe enclobed.
I ft ill eend you a recipe for an excel-
lent Iiair tonic. You can use this
yourself inns.-aglng the scalp every
nlhL Ohampoo ome in three weeks
nnlv. and heat up an prc an hour be-f!-
tLe -hami'Oo rubbing this on the
-vm! .Pil ll'ins: " WllPll oll
' ' I .-rr. tii. d.uKl' rr mil i'iiie
Declares Liver Medicine To Be Ne
cessity And Says None Better
Than Black-Draught.
Cameron Okla. Mr. T. L. Bostier
Who lives near this place recently
made the following statement to
visitor:
"I am sixty-nine years old. in pret-
ty good health able to work in the
field.
Black-Draught has its part In that.
I have used it for about 30 years and
know what a good medicine It Is.
Much trouble and sickness comes
from the liver and stomach. It can
be avolded'by taking Black-Draught
I use it regularly for all liver and
stomach troubles for constipation
and Indigestion.
Out here where there is a lot of
malaria a liver medicine Is a neces.
sity and I have never found one bet-
ter than Thedforors Black-Draught
Black-Draught has done me and my
family & world of good."
The liver is one of the largest or-
gans of the body and one of the most
important
It has very essential work to do.
and when anything hinders it in this
work trouble results and you are
bothered with headache nausea con
stipation or diarrhea vomiting in
digestion. Joss of appetite etc.. etc
Thedtord's Black-Draught has for
over 70 years been found a thorough
ly reliable vegetable liver medicine.
Trv it: i-or sale at jyur uruciM f.
Ail r
A TWENTIETH CENTURY RANCH.
-j-rHE modern western cattle rancn
is a curious combination of the
- uotodate and the primitive of
last century romance and scientific
practicality. The cattle ranch or
western fiction has vanished from
everywhere but the movie screen; the
traditional cowboy. who narmy
equalled his prototype In melodrama
even In his prime. Is nowhere to be
found now. In his place Is a capanie
Individual who handles a hroncho and
vnwA wits nnni nonchalance drives
a mule or a motor trucK ana irau
with about tne same ouuay oi. p
f.T'.
a i-i c 1 1 tA !il r- mithwestern ranch.
where the open range is making its !
. . I . V. V.mvK iH.a - ( A '
Xaal ciaUU agmuafc um ni." .. -
and the homestesaer. gives an imer-
estlng picture of the cattle business
up to date. Under the old system of
working cattle with ten or 12 cow-
punchers and a chuck wagon assigned
to each division of the enormous es-
tate each man with a "string" of
eisht or nine ponies it would have re-.
. . . . AA - tllil tin tta
quirea ou men sua w ut m
to take care of the cattle. The actual
crew for the whole ranch Is only 14
men.
The bulk of the land In this ranch
lies in low. rolling hills sparsely foli-
ated with fragrant cedar bushes. An
elaborate system of roads has been
laid out radiating from the central
ranch house One of the most Im-
portant cogs in the ranch machinery
is a big roadscraper pulled by a
motor truck. Each of the cowpunch-
ers has a light automobile assigned to
him for his own use. and he has to
be conversant with carburetor
troubles as he is with the heaves and
similar equine diseases.
By the use of the motors each man
multiplies his efficiency about ten
times. On the old great ranches a
cowboy spent a large part of his life
In getting from place to place. It
might be a I-day ride from the ranch
house to the front gate. The auto
practically eliminates distance.
No eight could possibly be more
typical of the modern west or more
shocking to the romanticist who sees
his ideal cowboy mounted on a champ-
ing cayuse. than that of a soberly
garbed high hatted man in shirt
sleeves chasing a bunch of yearlings
down a canyon b'f honking madly on
the siren of bis Ford.
Many of the young men who are'
parts of the fighting machine of
Uncle Sam had the most violent
wrench of their lives when they left
home and country.
For some it will be the end. and
this would be true too. bad they
never been called to the colon for
life is war. Liability to sudden and
often inglorious death is everywhere.
Ve are all liable to sudden death.
Before an insurance company will
take a risk on your life the examin-
ing physician will test your water and
report whether you are a good risk.
When your kidneys get sluggish and
eW. vou suffer from backache sick-
headache dizzy spells or twinges
and pains or lumbago rheumatism
and gout or sleep is disturbed two or
three times a night take heed be-
for too late!
You can readily overcome such
conditions and prolong life by taking
the advice of a famous physician
which is: "Keep the kidneys in
good order avoid too much meat.
.-.It nlrnTinl nr lea. Drink Dlentv
of pure water and drive the uric acid
out of the system by taking 'Anunc
in tablet form." You can obtain
"Anuric" for 60 cents at almost all
drug stores. It was the discovery of
rt- P;-rr nf ill Invalids Hotel and
Surgical Institute. Buffalo N. Y. If
you cannot obtain it at your drug
store send him 10 cents for trial
package of An-uric
SEAGOVUXE TEXAS. "I wish ia
state to those who may have rheuma
tism that I have hi.d rheumatism moss
all my life. In executing my duties S3
a peace officer of this state in thej
winter of 1910 1 was exposed to soma
verv bad weather which brought cn a.
Irery severe attack in fact it was? so
bad that I could not ride horseback
and I was compelled to abandon my du-
ties for awhile. I then began a search
for a permanent cure which I did nod
find until I learned of Doctor Pierce's
Anuric Tablets. I began taking them
about 10 months ago. and am satisfied
that I am cured.
"I wish to say in conclusion that I
cannot be loud enough in my praise of
Dr. Pierce's Anuric" T. J. ALLEN".
The Young Lady I
Across The Way
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Thursday March 7. IMS.
THIS Is an unimportant day In
planetary direction according
to astrology Venus and Uranus
being slightly adverse.
The Etars today may be read as in-
dicating the tendency toward romance
and love making that will mark
Americans during the year.
The stars that forecast much woo-
ing also seem to give warning of di-
vorce suits and unhapplness among
married persons. The army will be
affected by this direction of the plan-
ets the seers declare.
Theaters have an aspect making
for losses and reverses except In
large cities. "New York. Washington
and San Francosco should benefit
Three years ago t" e wearing of uni-
forms by women was foretold by as-
trologers who warned designers and
importers of gowns that their time of
great prosperity was limited. It Is
now prognosticated that simplicity
will rule In matters of dress and
modistes and milliners should safe-
guard themselves against losses.
Those who read the stars see for
women great prominence lr. public af-
fairs but also much aniety and many
unexpected problems.
In the household astrologers proph-
esy that jrreat changes in domestic
customs nrtll take place cooperatio
In the performance of domestic tasks
being foreshadowed.
Holland now comes unuer a sway
believed to promise brief trade pros-
perity to be followed by trouble witn
one of the powers that will be dists-
trous to the national welfare. Danger
of invasion seems to be Imminent
Mercury senile to the radical Sun
In the horoscope of the pope presages
great activity of the church in which
Americans will be concerned. There
Is much prominence and political suc-
cess Indicated for Catholics.
Persons whose blrthdate It is hav
the augury of a quiet year but they
should be cautious in all associations
with the opposite sex.
Children born on this day are likely
to be high strung and Impetuous
These .subjects of Pisces often lack
self confidence and should be trained
to the sturdy virtues. (Copyright
1918. by the McClure Newspaper Syn-
dicate.) THREE MEN KILLED WHEN
BANDITS TRY A HOLDUP
Covington. Ky March 6. Three
men. two of them directors of the
Xinth Ward Building & Loan associa
tlon and the other a bandit were
killed last night when the bandit with
two companions entered the meeting
room of the association and ordered
the directors to hold up their hands.
Chief of police Theodore K lumper
of Covington who is a director ol
the association and was present at
the meeting immediately opened fire
on the bandits rhoottn one through
the head and killing him In.nantly
The other two bandits shot and Killed
two association in
th robhrs took
j pile wmuIi cunUmciJ SI-' -u anu I'raw from one to two and so on to
icscape'L i Ue e.-d.
LAUGH ID PLAY
IF GOKSTiPATEO
If peevish feverish and
sick give "California
Syrup of Pigs."
We remarked to the young 21ady
across the way that often a young sol
dier suffers front hypnosis in his first
battle and she said she supposed that
Mother! Tour child Isn't naturally
cross and peevish. See if tongue is
coated; this is a. sure sign its llttls
stomach liver and bowels seed a
cleansing at once. .
When listless pale feverish fun ot
cold breath bad throat sore doesn't
eat sleep or act naturally has stom-nrh-.ieh.
diarrhoea remember a
I gentle liver and bowel cleansins
' should always be the first treatment
given.
Nothing equals "California. Syrup of
Figs" for children's ills; give a tea-
spoonful and in a few hours all tha
foul waste sour bile and fermentiss
food which is dogged in the bowels
passes out of the system and yon
nave a wen ana pjtaw
All children love this harmless dells-
I ous "fruit laxative." and It never
i falls to effect a good Inside" clean
sing. uvevuuuB .ui n w. i . v.."
of all ages and grown-ups are plainly
on the bottle
Keep It handy In your home. A
little given today saves a sick child
tomorrow but get the genuine. Ask
your druggist for a. bottle of 'Ca -fornia
Syrup of Figs." then look and
see that it is made by the "Cal-
fornla Fig Syrup Company." Adv.
SUBURBAN RESIDENTS TO ASK
THAT LOOSE STOCK BE BARRED
Residents of Grand View addition
Uornlngside Heights addition. Mesa
Heights Altura Park and Highland
Park are circulating a petition in
those neighborhoods praying the
county commissioners to call an elec-
tion for the purpose of ascertaining
the wishes of the residents of the
suburban additions mentioned re-
garding the liberty of animals to
graze at large in the suburbs. Fifty
names are necessary to procure the
desired action and the promulgators
expect to obtain abont 304.
It is said that cows horses burros
and other animals are allowed to run
at large in the. outlvlng portions of
the city which are not included In the
corporate limits of El Paso and it is
to obviate this nuisance that the pe-
tition Is being circulated.
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TO REL1EYE CATARRHAL
DEAFNESS AND HEAD
NOISES
If you have Catarrhal Deafness
or head noises go to your drug-
gist i get 1 ounce of Parmist
(double strengtn). ana add to It
U pint of hot water and 4 ounces
of granulated sugar. Take 1
tablespoonfnl four times a day.
This will often bring Quick re-
lief from the distressing bead
noises. Clogged nostrils should
open breathing become easy and
the mucus stop dropping into
the throat It Is easy to prepare
costs little and is pleasant to
take. Any one who has Catar-
rhal Deafness or head noises
should give this prescription a
trial.
VINOL MAKES
WEAK WOMEN
STRONG
Positive-Convincing Proof
We publish the formula of Vmot
to prove convincingly that it has the
power to create strength.
RCod Liver and Beet Peptones.
Iron and Manganese Pepto-
nates. Iron and Ammonium Cit-
rate. Lime and Soda Glycerophos-
phates. Cascarln.
Any woman who bur i a bottle of.
V'lnol for a weak run-down nervous
condition and finds after giving It a
fair trial It did not help her. will hava
her money returned.
Tou see there Is no guess worle
about VlnoL Its formula proves thera
is nothing like It tor all weak run-
down overworked nervous men and
women and for feeble old people and
delicate children. Try it once and
be convinced. Kelly & Pollard. Drus
gists. El Paso. Adv.
For DRUNKENNESS I
AND AU. ncrn ASDICTIOIT
No sickness no publicity. IsirTifF
rrestea as prmxt M ta'l
their own home. Send fee j
tree ooosier.
THE KEO-EY niSTmr
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torn Attcsfa.
.iiiiiii mivi Mini Mucn t
norm- afiei which l Whal has frightened Piffle?
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