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Show THE OGDEN FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 5, 192i . I Alicia Hammersly A Woman Who Wouldn't By Id&h McGlone Gibson -- 1. TOM, VOO'D .BETYER HURKVJ WEVE AIL HAP OUR DINNER.! THE DINING ROOM WILL Remarry BE CLOSED TK44 Write ! i l'lLGET I v TOO a r vi BY ALLMAN WA5 JUST CLOSING 1 mot LATE AM , MRS.MEVERS? kfl A WIGGLE OrJ BAB'S COMMENT. hardly let him go'. In fact, he went to Notwithstanding I madeInlight of '"the sleep with hi.? head upon my barj matter of being- interested Judge Tur bosom. ner, I knew that Bab was right. He I 'mv: gown with a violetchif- - j interested me more than any other man I jon covered Bab donned a white velvet'wra'p had ever known and I know that the taffeta cape linedandwith palest pink chlf- he f0n an(j we were ready lo go. begin for me when party would only atI the play. I sau joined us When we arrival at the hotel me was the finishing Just as putting, for in Mrs. and Mr, waiting P:arry came Into touches to my costume. Bab . , ,, Joly-- , s my room. She had never looked as pret- - tn 'There ho cerU n y a ty ..ihas she did that ...... .ueinsr wen nresseo inai tvrn i cwiiuu u . evening. v.: 112111 uuaae mia iimi ,.ti, t.aiLiiiiij, me looking as! not give." said Bab as I Pointed Mi's he with me. as . never paw r .1 Poor thing. poor - . cut to her. , 111111.1.1:0.1. 1 . 'Farlv ium t,! til a case of iiruiMtti. her dld not some one , nJSWhy was fine feathers. He contended! c olor and Krey-wouno woman a with hat nonsense was all and added that he that hair should never wear gre . aOf all love . me. without a feather. ne tI ing colors-anstirr oo 1,,, cloths in the worm, oni vnarioo.. I the Is the one thing that a grey satin gown Iook not clothes, that had proved mi el oldest and plain- make her great beautifier. himNothing I could ' say j would " eswould convince otherwise, but when suddenly h,arji ho Kooi vnn Aiiv h uHil nnt hv a lee i Both she and Mr. Vnn are nnt tn cfonri nn hrM nnrfi realized this aa they caught sight of Kal. turned paler me. l'oor aits, you tell me that you are not in love, ana more sallow and seemed visibly to; but in that green frock you certainly are ard within the somewhat puritanical , all that a poet can dream In the way shrink I never realized the cut of her gown when she glimpsed our of fair women. decollette.' whiteness of your skin or the delicate modern Mr. Henderson appeared at my elbow, rose of sour cheeks.' I apparently out of the surrounding atmos'"You are just lovely, dear sister. haven't been flattered as much in years phere. "You are Undine with a soul, Mrs. and coming frdm you it is doubly acceptable. But you do not think that I would Hammersly." "if I remember rightly, a poor Undine vear a jade green gown unless I wore Would have found a soul very incon- a. complexion to compliment it." he as much to venlent have, tiling "Modestly clever. Alix; but being your for it. Even mortals wish noiri"- sister. I know there is more nature than 'wished Of course it may times to be soulless." 'art in your make-u"Has your soul grown " so large that he enhanced a little by" powder and bothers you,, fair lady? rouge, but that Is Just the gilding of the it By this time we had reached the lil.v." and I ignored Mr. Henderson's re Earlys as will be male "I guests hope my ' mark. sure I am but. not Bab. complimentary. Mr. Early introduced 'ms wife to us. in your beautiful if somewhat that and Mr. Farlv showed the poise that i ccld JV, and glittering beaded white dress, f hoped she had by acting as though , no not make mv green frock a little gar-ish- ." had never met before. "Oh. V wish I could dress you. my j "Not a bit. AHx. Tonitrht you are the dear." I said to mvself. for I could visual-velv- ' beautiful green wave that shelters Un- ize in- black her and diamonds with dine. yhile I am the white foam that a brilliant ccmlt In her really beautiful feathers its crest.. Se would have heen stunning "Here, here! I really believe that mar- hair. I think would have filled the eyes A has made my practical Bab poeti-- ; and riage said Duar.e, who had come to my Mr. Early beauty worshipper as he is cal," with satisfaction. boudoir tiny seeking" his wife. "f have always said that you could "Again you are mistaken. Tuane. Mar-is look no better than you did in a white it. to It do with has riage nothing evening dress."we Mr. Early managed to Alix's gown. started for the dining say to me as ; "And now. before I go. t mus show room. Do you ; myself to my greatest adnvrer. "ThankI you for tli implied compli7 people wan t to go with me?" I o'umed snid demurely. tne door cf th nursery to be rreete1 ment."' I saw Mr. Early frown a he noticed wlth a yell cf joy frcm Hal. who a'-- ; most sprang out of Hannah's arm?- in hi the ulace cards and I confess thatwasI was not a liltle glad that the gentleman I f ffrrt to reach me. Bab and R'Me .elf seat to him between Mrs. "Bft He' careful. Ilammersley, j m?. imierht cruih your wonderful gown." I "I do hrril Dunne sav to Mrs. u ' ' "I am sorry to have ket t'ie haby :i do not really belong to ''that yt so late, Hannah. You see." T ex' laine-Eerly. & ' that this li'erarv cih. vhih m.i seems to Bab. fte bra loavne'l that i as If yen are even wl'e la';en my a with motlfv have little 'ways playtime w I I ef re re!V m le a mem'er cf it. f will he frees to sleen. am aham d to sav. interfere vtt tht and i'e wai , to ialk Hbnut. anything he fxin'inuel wi'h a rising voii-- to Inme to come. Don't worry about Mr. Henderson on ti t other side Hannah. ' I said as I took him. "I clude tban of me. "tl at I I have been so busy on would rather spoil a hundred dresses deli-, your case that tim have hd was too ?have Hal ever feel that r myno, : even read th" cate to touch."' cirming v.in Mr. '"arl". magazine." at i ist Both Duane and F.al e. laiin--mis.-.e- 'l a Brea; denl. "V u reaily' have Hal's ruggedness, amj srowth. sri-- i while n. ""rs. "for Bent Mr. of lie them. look would not at eilher ,: I am not what you fall ' was tired and sleepy and he bad only y. iiave find the mother that war; sense thnt my husbap1 Is kept awake a toworld l w'-iMrs. klanlnlPrly's his world thoroughly enjoyt-ino la with jov at mv coming snd left wi;'i stories. Thev are so h iraar.. Tomorrow A Dinner Party for Madame ycrrow when 1 consigned h. !m to Hannah's care. 1'- .Vew-- INEk M Tom Didn't Stay Long THE DUFFS - STANDARD-EXA- L "1 doors But I'll the. LET YOU ,N , , , .TO A ugus t CIearance I j SALE ! j : a"1' 1 1 1 1 8 -- Hats Your choice of our entire stock! of spring and summer trimmed and tailored hats $1.00 1 - ld lour choice or spnnc and suits, coatF, dolman? and cape? Suits, Etc. d .v.-,- r $5.00 I tai 11 t-a- MILLINERY j ! "JVHiJ j HASH! 6UE55 I'M A LITTLE LATE- - WMAT CAN I G ET H 0W JA ? -- a, f . 1 ,1 fxf 41 BOTH VPU AHO- nnwV uautI ' ARE THROUGH ' 1 1 n' it. HA5H o. DRESSES , , COtv, ; ! I , fly-Then- et . - ; - ha-dl- I fr s. : r v'-ir- er-in-- 'il - la 'rl. " 1 lit-ar- : d I ; - i Tonis-h- t lie v.as so I I j ul i i'-- h Xa-iopa- ! - Srv; .. rv-e- fit- , cir-i-ul- ar ; ;.s;htl: USE ICE. To correct ilif hr.es from the sides id the no.f and pive tone to the cheek put the fingers of both hand on the cheeks with the lip r the chin and Pass over the iheli ti th- hair line wifh a niMimcni. Tills nhould te repeated 15 - tir-cul- ar ' ' ADVENTURES s OF THE TWINS ; K'-nt- lf e : -- I d s J j j j ( j Mary's Kitchen ' . pif-kl-- - -- s h-- . IS IT YOURS? j - wh-M- v- . OTO thy Dix Talk s l DuKoTIIY D)X. ih- V..r!ds - fhtit ijW at REMARKABLE REMARKS r r . ne'er-do-well- How to Make Your Own Complexion Treatment at Home Does Its and wind, this combination will work & wonderful transformation, Thousands who are using it report the same results I have had." Xew York "It is my own Miss O. C says: "My complexion was and it takes just one night to discovery, get such poor and my skin rough. My neck, chest, lViarvelous results." says Mae Edna Wild- hands arms were dark from expoer, when her friends ask her about her sure. and The very first application of this ' wonderful complexion and the improved wonderful DerwiUo-oatmecombination appearance of her hands and arms. "You convinced me that my poor complexion can do the same .thing if you follow and skin blemishes would soon be a my advice." she says: "I feel it my duty thing of the past. In a few weeks all . to tell every girl and woman what this unsightly defects had entirely diswonderful prescription did for me. .Just these appeared and I shall always use it to think of it. All thisf change in a single keep complexion at its best all the night! I never tire, of telling others just time. my I have recommended it to" my girl what brought about such remarkable re- friends and are just as enthusiastic sults. Here is the identical formula that over it as Ithey am. We all use it before removed every defect'from my face, neck, going to the theater, dances or parties hands and arms.- Until you try It you can and what a difference it no idea .of the marvelous change it makesIt'sin wonderful fprm our appearance." wm mane in just one application. The Mrs. G. V. writes: "Oatmeal and Derwnicn you can prepare at willo haye worked comprescription miracles with your own nome is as ' ionows: Go to anv plexion. T had many despised my grocery and get 10c worth of ordinary and a sallow, rough skin. Mywrinkles hands ituu irum any aepanment, or and- arms were : covered with freckles. usuawi, ot Derwillo. Prepare After eight weeks use of Mae Edna arus store, a rottie the oatmeal as directed In every packwonderful complexion prescripage of Derwillo." Before applying Derwll-l- o Wilder's tion defects have enthese 'objectionable .cleanse the .skin,. thoroughly with a tirely vanished. 1- look, ten years younggood cleansing cream. (Llska cold cream er and advise every girl and woman, to to be the best). - The first try it and I feel confident after one or Ihave found application ' will astonish you. It makes two they will use.it continthe skin appear transparent, smooth and uallyapplications and be 1uet as favorably impressed recommend it' for velvety..' It aa. I am.? I recommend it to all sallow skin, shiny nose, freckles, with dark,sun of my friends." . coarse spots, tan, pores, rough akin wrinkles and, in fact, ruddiness, NOTE To the best effect be sura blemish ' the face,- - hands and armsevery conare to follow the get: complete heir to.( If your neck or chest. Is dis- tained in every package ofdirections Derwillo, colored from exposure, apply this comb- it is so simple that anyone can use and ination there and the objectionable defect and so inexpensive that any girl or wom-it, will disappear as if by magic. It Is abso- an can afford it. : Department stores and and will not produce or druggists guarantee' that there will be a lutely harmless of hair. ; Since short noticeable improvement - after the first stimulate a gTowth , sieeves are in-- vogue It Is necessary to application or they will 'refund the monhave beautiful hands and arms and no ey. It is sold this city at all toilet matter how rough and ungainly the. hands counters under In a refund, guaranmoney and arms, or what abuses they. have, had tee, including A. R. Mclntyre. Advertise. thtougn hard work and exposure to sun mental - - - -- " . ? ' . -- . -- - r. ! in 1 i s 0. 1 lo-ow- n -i -- SS0.-0000- day-afte- ! I tt -- -- er i -2 . j I 1- 5 s . a ; I'm.. d, Free Oatmeal Prescription Work Overnight. j ( !l sioon-to-conqia- I w-man- . -- A e . The other day a man. whose marriage f.ive to your wi.'e and ask nothing of her. will taUe.il Pll without thanks, and has degenerated into an endurance test she ev'e'ri realizing what a pig she is without for the sake of hi3 children, said that he beiny. would rather have hi.s tongue out than " T'ue way to di this is to force her to a fair divide. Make her sacrifice herself for ask any sort of a favor from his ui'e. "That is whore you make a mistake." ycu. Make her fael rer responsibility said a wise old woman friend to whom fr.r your haiM'iness. Make her feel that he had been telling bis (roubles, "you she is necessary to you. That will put one chance of saving yri again on the m&' as a man. and are throwing your interested in you. and fa'l in your marriage from lasting failure oy For the m re a your false pride. Because you,r wile is love with you f ane-v- . es f r a nin. the m.re and sei'lv i, and by her own wrm&n volition shows you none of the apprecia- loves him. tion, or consideration that are your due, "You know that i i one of the you ask nothing of her. of human psychology "I understand and sympathize with how that we princif.lc-to when) we hate the you feel. You have taken what you con- are u:td?r obligations,people vve love liiose but sider to be the orviy dignified iititude on whom we bestow favors. The surest under the circumstances.. But believe me, J way to make an. enemy is to a son. dignity has no place- in the famtiy person dependent on you. and tnemake k- qui circle. .That, is the jilace where the a. to get fond of est person is to stuff does its giedt and perfect gin way to elo him cr her. U And for to is stand work, you folly hi feeling that we "Thre is aside, and allow morbid dwellinir ution are l iaying yfme'.hing to another that 1'rovidence what your wife should do. The 'thing for! coddles our vanity and makes us feel a you to do Is to get busy and make her benmcent glow when we think of him or do. what she ouht to do. j her. More: the that seme one "Your wife is like a lot; of other women. needs us appealsrealization to us more than any-- ! She has an undeveloped matrimonial con- thin7 else on earth. science. She has never really considered "If. this is true of us 'all. it is doubly her duty to yo. nor what you have a and trebly tru of women. It persists in l iglit to expect of her. And that is most- j even the lowest of the sex. and as long have" never as there is a shred of ly your fault, because you wt thrown any. responsibility at her. You : In her, you can arouse womanhood i this instinct have never demanded anything of her. desire to help tlio.se who need her and You have never made her sacrifice any- defend on her. tmng for you. l ou. have never made her "It is this spirit that nukes wemen feel, even, that she was absolutely neces-- i slick to brute husbands to beat them. to you. and mistreat and drag them down tary i'Ot course, you did all of this from into the depthsthem, of poverty. If you have the. highest and noblest motives. You ever tried to get such a woman to wanted to be a good husiiand and to save, a renegade husband you know that, leave nine wife from rose your leaf times out of ten. she wi'l refuse. ssyiriT: every crumpled under her forty mattresses of ease, and it But what would he do without me? TI feemeu iu yuu inai suun lennerness anu needs me.' And that settles it She would chivalry must win an answering tender-- i have to be dead in her coffin - before he ness and consideration. It rarely doe. would be deaf tn that f.,t- hin son. Unselfishness breeds selfishness. the helnless. : enueness seems to roster m "We often wonder why women who are ' I have not married others. - In all my long life urutautjto strong, upright men. known more than one or two caes of the men who cangood. stand on their own feet, ideal husband, or wife, who didn't have a turn quitters and renege their marriage a mate. devil for vows mere often than the women who "In matrimony", as elsewhere, s, people have rotters. and and , treat you as you demand-- to be treated, philanderers and loafers for husbands so if you stand aside and give, and The reason is that the woman knows and self-centere- ! on-th- i TRY THIS OVER ON THE HOME PIANO - ;. kin f...xl 4 Kegfii inaniulations on your forehead, putting the thumbs on- - xhe temple and the lips of th fingers so they meet at the center of the forehead, putting the thumbs temples and the tips of the fingers so thev meet at the center of the forehead. With a mo rmcnt. move them outward and irwarrl lit-- cat fl- - times, pressing vt-r-t rtmF. that the strong man doesn't really hold abntit the ey- - rcUlre the Thi'lina her. and that the weakling does. miisi treatment. Work frim the "He dips into that inexhaustible fcun- h very light touch. iv ( j!h it makt-a of mothtain maternal pity that the massage remove all of Following er always love the black sheep anions 11k- skin food from the sulremaining her children the best because he needs fa ,f our skin. If it I convenient, run her most. a of Ue over your face to clo!-pif" "It is universally conceded that no j I" res mtui torn up the skin, then ap- il'" other men are as good and kind lo womJY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON pl a urr light coating of irehn. en as art American men. ami thai ti e . o; American husband is the paragon lus-ba.iet for all of that cf the wcrld. Ametha held the high divorce record. "I ofttn think that the reason for this is because American, men ask too little of their wives. They monopolize the ' blessedness of giving in the family. They do the sacrificing, they do sll the W .th the at its vegetable and becaue deny, their suffering, lb housekeeper who hkes relisheshclgh and and sweat that wives a sLare in the toil thy r r wint.-ior dinners, w Ml tak gees into the making of the home, is-the) ad-of :uiUir" the heavy Saturday marwoman never really feels that she kets. vital part of H. Her life blood ham If you aie in a really economical gone into buildinc it up, so she is care go. with- your bajket. late Saturdaymood, aftless ahr.ut Creaking il up as we are abcut the rush Is over and the merchants THIS IS THE BIRTHDAY OF RUSSELL er 'he that have not cot us much. . arc reducing pru-to avoid holding X SAGE. AUGUST . 1816. T.iii' - :n.i'.-- a greater mitak rocds nvr Sundav. . gretn to savi his wjf frcn rti few wealth ;riel Among Immensely ue is an i- onions are excellent for pJC- men of the last generation was Rus-lthe battlefield ' every ) ardeki . It is on men. ' rues, '."I. ii.a-find th.elr rons in New wemen, as well as Sage. lotn Township. PICKLED BEETS. ' 1116 It is the stress of circumstance L.lke oul3. most of the great York, in vlQ Medium sized new beets. 3 quart he began as a penniless boy. calls out what is best and f ineBt. In that financiers, 3 cups sugar. 3 teaspoons salt. a It is only the women who He worked on h farm until he waa 15. ; 7 beets and boil until tender. Put know v.iat !t is to love something more from early morning until late at night.-- in Yvash water and slip off skins. Cut and picked up aa much education as his i In slices nd than they do their own ease and who put in jars. Heat vinegar, find a joy in sacrificing themselves frr schools of the dis- sugar the and little l"iure ani salt. When boiling pour over trict afforded. This, unfortunately. wat Iwt to good of another, who are really womvy i v cover and real. en. The balance are dolls. not very much. Hut at 15 he went toi j treat wife you if son. PICKLED ONIONS. doesn't in an his and became "So, your .errand loy Troy i. store". This. was a step maii sliver, skinned onions. 1 as you want'to be treated, don't give her brother's grocery CMp In the world, but not a largv one. sail. 2 Quarts hotline water. 1 cup sugar. up until vou have at least tried to make I up U . need 2 21. was her. that need gauon you he had parti; her feel that you teaspoons, chopped However, when he vinegar. concern ana her love and her helo. Ask for what you , seraaisn, mace, oayleaf. oeDttrcorns. interest In a retail arocery was too. Farmer Smith worried, re ' is .it more! a In her pepper. wholesale that truly want. Teach; in a short time grocery Ted in onions. Put blessed to give than to receive. a business. brine for wran-thstrong as a When Old were out and red rye and oats isiizly Ic." Weather Ktt of the country and three days. Drain and rinse in clear watpn pride and "Don't wreck your-life- , The growth rapid i Int did The only place of the house of th'"Xuiaanc Fairies, and, siring. dumbness, as so many'roen and wemen gave un- er. Make a brine of salt and boiling promise of the new railroadsmen. lo: k a really orn enjoying the though It was and when boiling put in the ondo." to clever down lo the earth. S rintU - ' the hot. drv meandered limited Sage water BoiJ opportunity was field. the weather ooion. three minutes. Put In Blow and the Twins were not the only and it waved its long leaves of green In had met Jay Oould.a and with him railroad enterprise. ilizfKi Jars, sprinkle horseradish, mace, interested in people who were worried. Karm?r Smith eel mockery at the real of the world. came peppercorns' and slices of red was worried, too. Day after day lie It seemed to sav. "Why not take the He speculated in railroad stocks and bayleaf.with the onions. Scald vinegar makes along a money fortune. made Money watched the sky for clouds, but nary a weather as it com-- ? who make Folks one appearetl. If they even so much as' such a fuss about things usually get the they Ray. which wss certainly true in pepper nlor.g with the onions. Scald Ssire and that group vinegar and sugnr and pour over onions. as Mr. Scarecrow j the case of Russell poked their noses over th dge of t the wrrst of It. As long me men. When he died July Seal. - of lir bysines enewond. Old Sizrly blew his roawtinK-honear from to my protectstays I :m PICKLED WALNUTS. 1!06. he was worth more than I 5 22. brenth on ihem and away they rkldal- - mles. happy." gallon vinegar. huge sums to phi- - 1 One hundred 36walnut.. lie hsd given died. Farmee Smith watched Old Sizily the corn rieia icrgot mat tne nrunuie whole cloves, 36 whole work, most of his fortune was . cup sughr. inarching through his field and garden the weather got a bit chilly and cool It lanlhropir 18 12 blades mace. peppercorns, allspice. his hot breath: That's willed to go on with that work. da. blowing began to shiver and complain. I'l is vastly important salL thai we give on everything 00 aa as It and with is the long way thingspeople up! drying thrill The walnuts should be soft enougi to young people the glowing, musical, The leaves were 'as them, they be-ethingto are going to suit who nature so crave - dreadfully. the easily pierced with a needle. Hold that tne:r as ing in so pofrv not tobacco so are and others the 'criticize places jrrass. clubawe.s. Chicago V.iw Hufus a cloth and pierce well through with ;with in turnand the fortunate. had lovely green soring, a oiiian. a darning riefdlc. Make a brine, using ed as yellow as clay and curled up like Farmer Smith was worried, but lots 3 cups of salt to a gallon of water. Cover ' sass-patc- h more were he watch The worried wa. than of people springs. garden walnuts with the brine and let- stand I can't tell! I "nil Frog was at Ids wlta' end. (Jeur.any. unless sV.e is insane, will looked so forlorn and ' three make every endeavor to meet her obliga-W- . you about It. aud thedroopy days, changing the brine every day. He wheat1 of Continued.) stalks (To Drain and cOver with a fresh brine mhn Iirhoht. New tions souarely. Thomas BY MME. MOREAU. York financier. dissolving salt in boiling water. Cool However fine the stoicism which en- by using. Iet the walnuts stand in to smile at puln and philo- before ables you brine ' three days. Drain and renew Love and knowledge are, the two eyes the speeding of this contemplate sophically and let stand three days mote. each essential for moral discernment. th years, your courage falls at the dis- brine Drain and. put in cold water for. half it bli.id without the other. The Rev. Dr. of a wrinkle! covery crock and pour Franklin W . Stteef. Cleveland minister. day. Pack in a And naturally! Por nothing Is so dev- over boiled for 8 has which the vinegar hasn't which as wrinkle the astating Iet spices. vinea smile a its excuse for being. minutes with the sugar and Reheat even The prevailing . opjnion among British! three days and drain. wrinkles are not really a blem- standand workers is that prohibition has made; Smiling over walnuts. Iet standpour America a nation of criminals. They beish. They add a certain charm and a gar reheat the vlnof character which is quite at- i three days and drain andover lieve that the man who wants a drink mark the walnut the Pour vinegar egar. H. C. British will get it. Sitch, tractive. parliaiwhlle it lsjscaldlng hot each time. Cover OIL NEEDED. ment member. UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE RUG. to get the bungalow clean, a s Mrs. plate, akin is more dry in winter than j the crock and keep In a dark,to cool over In Your is cat in a will be ready The by McClure Newspaper! hlewobble, the duck lady, wrinAnd pickles a akin since This tax on. icecream is' a vicious Copyright. 1$21, Syndicate. dry tumrntr, 1 this afternoon. So must have a rug kles more quickly than ne rich In fats, IllUIlUt.' msasure and irgainst the welfare and beaten." oo By Howard R. Carls.) season. winter Is the wrinkle-producin- g interests of America's childhood. Mrs. .No. Uncle Wlggil ! No!" suddenbad that It needs Thus If you would be wise in the ways "Has been the. rug Louise Reed Welzmiller. deputy commis- ly "No: called N'urae Jane one morning, a the whipping?" went on Uncle Wlgglly. of beautv yod will begin, in fall, a proc- UNCLE SAM, M. D., TAKES VACATION sioner of public markets. New York. rabbit was hopping off the front "There you go again!" cried Nurae ess of skin lubrication, bunny .or massage. Uncle Sam. M. D.. is going to take hi . 00 porch of his hollow stump bungalow-and this time she couldn't help A two or three-minu- te Jane, own advice and also the rest to which massage nightly what?" t'ncle Wlgglly asktd. , "No more make "Don't Is sxln Is .to well entitled. Dr. Charles Bolduan, the any laughing. he jokes, keep supple enough quite "I mean no. no! You mustn't go away Viggy. that's a dear! Uet out the par- and resistant. Before beginning the mas- chief of the section of public health edutoday to look for adventure..' went on lor rug. hang- it over the clothesline and sage cleanse your faur thoroughly with cation, announces that during the reMJsj Fuzzy Wuzzy. "Have you forgot- beat out all the dust." cieanslng cream or with soap and hot mainder of the summer the department ten ihat you promised to stay home and "Oh. you want the dust beaten out of water. Dry ajw then coat lightly with will be unable to answer health Inquiries. a me LKE PAPE. beat rug?'1 By help the exclaimed the bunny uncle. "Are you going to race with a rug, Just arug!" If he hadn't known,' all the while, can If it think beat do you you that this was what his muskrat lady you Yestidday me and pop was taking a and asked Mr. Longears. housekeeper meant. "All right, I'll do wawk after suppir and I felt In my pants run fast enpugh?" a nose. n, his It!" pockit to feel if my 2 centsI was still twinkling me Nurse make "Don't laugh!" begged out Uncle the rur safe. Wich they wasent, and Bed, Gosh, Jane, "for I have so much to do. Wlgglly dragged trying and draped It over th clothesline. It pop. heck, holey smoaks. was the same line that liawly No Tail, Am 1 to inter rrom tnat outDurst or the frog boy. had used the night beIs not well? ed pop. eloquents that allwas I fore, to get Uncle Wlgglly In through and wat the matter, Meening 2 the second story. window when the bunny sed, G wizz, pop, holey smoaks, I had had forgotten his key. cents in my pockit and now theres nuth-in- g After the rug was over the line Uncle there but a hole. Was the hole there wen you put the Wlgglly found a stick, and began beat2 cents In? sed pop. out the dust. ing "Whack! Whack!" Whack!" the bunny Yes sir but J forgot about it, I sed. and the rug. pop sed, Ixperience is the beat teetcher. banged He was just wishing there waa no such and the best of enythlng comes high, so2 I think you got off cheep at thing as house clcanlnir when along came not wise cents for being tawt pritty Grandfather Gooaey Gander. that Us K "Oh. Unole Wlgglly '.".quacked Grandia to have money and a hole In the same too bad to Yes. have work I 'It's think you youre Goosey. lucky. pritty pockit. we It . And todav!" kepp on wawking, me feeling I too work It to bad is have the opposite of lucky, and we started "Why to go past a drug store with a weighing today?" aeked the bunny as he .'rested SomeIn machine in.fruntof.it, pop saying. the shade of the rug. have to work." office sed I was get"Because if you didn't body down "at the went .on Grandpa . Goosey, "you could fat today, I , think 111 invest a cent ting see to the woods with' me. Aunt Let- if Im putting on any averdee-poisand Was Rapidly Go- come Man tie, the roat lady; la. giving a. htt! pic- And he got on ' the, machine and put a nlc. and 1 know . whe'd like to have you 13 Now cent in the slot and nuthing happened, come.". which every man must observe if he wishes to ing Down Hill; d like to go.I too!" sighed Uncle Wlg and pop Jumped ' up and down oh the "I Like New realize his ambition to succeed is that of spfnd-.in- g ttus rug. machine. sayine Confownd it. lest mv glly. "ut- - 1 must, neat "Oh. ho: I have an Ideal: auddenly luck, the' hand seems to be stuck or' less than he earns and regularly availing shake "I know something. - And he started toand-acquacked the goose gentleman'. t me. the weighing- machine and hit it with himself of the services of a strong bank. you "I'm willinsr to tell the world that how mad at.it without enything-'happenlog- . "If you mean 4walK right off. It's of I have ever best medicine the Tanlac's a and all of auddin I sed, O, G, pop. the seen." said John no use." the bunny said. "Nurse Jane h. Rogerson, of an eye as sharp machine alnt werking. is watching. anrrtie has Utah. . ' Tell me something I don t know, sed as an eagle's." He should deposit his savin ps with an institu- five "For'four or months, up until pop still standing there in case it mite, "No. I don't mean that." said Grandand I sed. But O, pop, .heers a little sine the time I-- got Tanlac. I hardly knew pa Goosey. "The rug Is double over the tion sncn as the Ugoen btatp wank, wnjcli pays erround oh the side of it says Out of what it waa to have a well day. My line. I see. like a tenL before the aides out and 4 Order. down. are Now stretched t per cent interest, - COMPOUNDED QUAK- hurt me terribly and my kidneys you creep In between pegged The- dooce, sed pop. two And he looked back the of sides me so was I TERLT, . and saw it and got madder than ever, bothered I couldconstantly. the rug. tay there a while and when nervous. and felt I hardly sleep sed. Well goah. pop. you got 'off and Nurse Jane isn't looking skip out and mo . miserable and tired in the morncome with me. I'll hide down back of twice as cheep as I- did for your "Ixperi z ence. it cost me cents to lem not to ing" I oould hardly drag- myself out of a stone and keep- watch. As soon as put holes and cents in the same pockit bed. I was going down hill at a rapid Njurse Jane goes In the house give . $1.00 makes tire start." ou-- t but it ony cost you a cent to Urn to from un three quacks, youwecan jrun I rate Tanlac. when takingbegan U go away and have look .for little sine on the aide beand the der rug. "The way this medicine helped mc fore you get on, a weighing machine. fun." is almost beyond belief. - It. has given some Til try it!". .laughed Uncle "Fine! Speek wen youre spoken to, sed. pop. me an appetite toned up my stomach WJggUy.- ' And. we kepp on wawking. . 4 so that everything-greeWhen Nurse Jane turned'ner back for with mc 00 as was she a moment, me id the for and sweeping . IF YOU 'ARE' WELL BRED. Wlgglly slipped inside the porch. Uncle over 4 V, You will, make no attempt, to replace all night, without waking once. My ruff . Grandpa the line. hanging been toned up, too, Goosey nm.DtDma .big". stone, to keep the' glove which you have removed dar- blood must have as my color Is godd - and I- - Just feel watch. for ing the weddingceremony the plac. The maid of honor takes full of life and energy all the time. ing of the rin-Nurse Jane, who had been listeninr to care . of the glove.ly There" isn't any doubt. In my mind the whack, whack, whack a Uwcle You will precede your escort in pass- about boat the, rug. , all missed the is Tanlao claimed doingthat gily the taker at the ticket ing She looked toward the yard. as it and I'm glad to tell my experi- noise. well as in following the usher.theater, COMPOUNDED down the for Just as I 'eiDectedr she ex There! so ; others ence be may that aisle. Only, when there Is.no usher, does helped I claimed. "Wtggy.has run away leaving O ON SAVINGS in advance of .you to find too." your escort-g-the rug half beaten! I might have known a seat. Is sold in Ogden by the A. he'd , Tanlac Off adventuring I suppose! do that! am Chaperons and matron naa precede the R. Mclntyre Drug.Co., and by leading! WelL Til beat that rug jnyself!" a naa aaaa younger women of your theater ran took She down, the and stick Advertisement. up party everywhere. druggists r u t i - , ! -- ! began tnKing the rug as hard as she coMld. making the dust all of a sudden, from beneath the rug came cries of: "Ouch! Oh my: Flease stop! I m in here!-- ' "What's that? Some cne In the ruR! ' Jane. gasred Nurae "Yes. I am:" meekly answered L'ni. !; Wlgglly aa h hopped out. "My sakes! (lo look In the glass and wash your face. VIgg : ' laughed Nurke Jane. "You're a sluiit"' And the bunny was. for he was covered with rug dust. And when he had washed himself, so his nose showel pink as It nchi and aine bark to finish Ins uirk. Miss Fuzzy Wuzz.v laughed and ald: I !1 " n. go "long with you" et Hiilie N"agta.l. the coat, i'j butt 1)f d.jsl out (if ; th rug uilh his horns. vi!h "f l"ncl- nd randpa Vigg:i. 'I'osey. ou whisperhave a good tini. I heard ingS. about the picnic! ' the bunny and k'o gfn:l.m.n th ru-happily away. Dillie wi)t and Nurse Jane and Mrs. VHbl wooble had a pi. c visit tjgoth-r- . had i", iaujeh. thvngh. when the though! of Mr. ,J,ong-arhiding In the rug. Now if the peach doesn t try to jump in the dish of prunes and make be:;eve it's going to tag the breakfast orange I'll you next about I'ncle WigpilN's sad mistake. oo ' BEAUTY HINTS - BEDTIME STORIES HOWARD R. GARJS BY . ; Wib-comi- 1 ! nc ! ! LITTLE BENNY - . ( JOHN ROGERSON jJ- SAYS IT DOES ALL IT CLAIMS Utah e. ZticIgz One X Cpn&izzzoizs 31 YEARS A Principle Is ; -- j can-com- Pan-g-uitc- : , - - all-wa- - - - ys - s made-It-possibl- to-slee- e , - - .; , Wlg-sudden- - - Bank State Ogden Capital and Surplus 3300,000.00 4naaBiianniia INTEREST -- QUARTERLY 1 - , 9 ana nu -- |
