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Show PIUTE COUNTY NEWS, JUNCTION, UTAH Robert Edeson .After Every Meal Its the longest-lastin- g confection yon can buy and it's a help to digestion and a cleanser GRAHAM BONNER. MARY florvMNf n vuiom mwimi vmee -- THE WATER BOY "NCE upon a time there was a beau- little princess who lived In a tiful palace by the side of a river. There was a garden with lawns and fountains, and the princess was allowed to play there in her golden robe and you would have thought she would have been happy all the time. But every once In a while she said to her nurse : Nursfe, I hear some one crying. Do you hear It? But her old nurse always went right on with her sewing as she rested on a marble bench In the sun, and said: Stuff and nonsense, your highness. Stuff and nonsense So the little princess would go on playing In the garden and say nothing 1 C7, .yz-rt-t s.' The Little Princess Used to Him Things to Eat. more, but she would go Bring near the great wall that separated her garden from the river and try to hear through the stones where the sound of crying came from. At last one day she found a chink In the wall and she glued her eye to the little hole and looked through. And there she found herself looking Into a little dark room on the other side of the wall, where lay a very dirty little boy crying as hard as he could. Psst !" said the little princess, softWhat are you crying about?" ly. The little boy sat top In astonishment and looked around, but at first he couldnt tell where the voice came from. Then he saw the little black eye of the princess shining through the hole and he came over to her, wiping his eyes on his sleeve, for he was ashamed of being caught crying. I was crying because I was hungry and cold, he said. But, no matter, I will forget about It for a while. I have often been hungry and cold." But the little princess had gone. She went running off through the garden as fast as she could. And the nurse did not see her, because she had fallen asleep on the bench. The princess ran up to the tea table and filled both her hands as full of goodies as she could and then ran back to the side of the river by the wall and began pulling at the little hole. Here!" she cried. Help me to make this bigger ! The little boy did as she bade him and together they made quite a big hole and she passed the food in to talk. She found out that he rowed people across the river to earn his living, but that often the older boatmen got all the passengers and there was no one for him to row across. Every day they made the hole bigger and bigger until it was almost large enough for him to get through so that he could play In her garden. Then one day a terrible storm came up the river and the water rose and rose against the garden walL The little princess was not allowed to go outdoors that day. Her thoughts were all for the boy in his dark room, for she was afraid he would be drowned, but her nurses thoughts were all for themselves, for she was afraid for their safety. I have sent for your father, the But I am king !" the old nurse cried. afraid he will be too late to take us away. The water has risen all around the palace and the wall Is all that keeps us from the waves I Then there was a great crash and the sound of water pouring over the wall, and the nurse gave up hope. But the little princess was not afraid. She cried out In joy, for there, she saw coming over the wall, on the crest of the wave, her boy, lie rowed up to them and helped them Into the boat, although the nurse, being a snobbish old thing, said even in the midst of the danger that she did not care much about riding with such a poorly clad oarsman. But the little princess only laughed, for she was a real princess and did not care about things like that So they were rescued, and the princess told the king, her father, about It, and told that she would like to marry the boy when they got older. We will see how he can carry the duties of a prince. If he Is worthy, perhaps you shall have your way. So they gave the boy the duties of a prince and the clothes of a prince (which are much less Important but make much more of an Impression on nurses and the like) and as he was a good prince they made him king In time and he married the little princess and they lived happy ever after. ( THE BIG WASH We are so cordial, said one of the two washtubs. So cordial, said tbe second wash tubi We welcome a big wash, said the first washtub. ' We have fun when there Is a big said the second washtub. wash, There is always a chance some of the water may spill over and that Is an excitement. Then we like the soapy, foamy water. For twenty-fiv- e years this veteran actor, now popular in the movies," appeared behind the footlights, where he was a striking exponent of romantic parts. Like hundreds of others, the lure of the screen called him. Edeson was born In New Orleans. Ha has appeared in pictures sponsored by the leading film companies. O A LINE O' CHEER t By John Kendrick Bangs, t TODAY i. T1 T hours 7 7 Whereby I may forget My Yesterdays regret, And maybe turn 'aside Tomorrows evil tide. 7 J t ( Occasionally a man manages to beat woman in an argument by keeping Ills mouth shut. by McClure Newspaper Syndicate.) I Sow quickly s that rash Reflections of a Bachelor Girl Bi) disappeared! HELEN ROWLAND Dear Is lemonade slightly with hope, charged with enwith Imaginathusiasm, tion and flavored with love. LIFE rose-color- e e yond their noses. Therefore, while your little conceits and meannesses may go unremarked, they will not go unnoticed. see e There are three secrets which even the most voluble woman never tells: The date of her birth, the story of the man who got away" and her BEAL opinion of the man she loves. Dont get upset If he likes to buy himself expensive silk socks wherewith to match his ties, and spends a good deal of his substance on hair oils, cigars, and other masculine luxuries, for the daughters of Eve are Woman may be advanced, but she not the only beings who delight In will still encumber her head with two the purple and fine linen of life. s pounds of transformation for love of camso as much wouldnt who never will be a perfect man a Marriage for a with bald success so toupee most as men continue his spot long ouflage to mistake a little thrill for a big love of a gooddess. love. Remember that men arent fools, him. of them can see A woman travels the love route by Every day after that she used to and the majority inch be- - the limited express, but a man Insists the than farther proverbial and eat would to him they things bring on stopping off at every little rnrorininiitnininnniiiinroiinnMiBianniriiniiiiiiiiiiniiniuiiiiifinuininnniHn for refreshment and a change. way-statio- n You cannot recharge dead champagne; and even the return of the long skirts will never bring back the old thrill that used to bubble up In a mans heart at tbe sight of a pair of pretty ankles on a rainy day. mm NORA has always seemed NORA, whichwith beauty to the extent of frequently being synonymous, really comes under the class of military names. Honor was a deity In ancient Rome, but Ilonorlus first appears as a proper name In one of the appellations of the Spanish father of the great Theodosius. It was inherited by that Imbecile being, his grandson, the last genuine Roman emperor, and also by a niece called Justa Grata Honorla, who dishonored all three of her honorable names. But some lingering allegiance to the last rulers of the empire perpetuated tlielr names and finally we have Honorlne, a Neustrlan maiden slain In a Danish Invasion and regarded as a martyr. For that reason, Honorlne Is exceedingly popular In France and Germany. It penetrated England also, and In Ireland became a great favorite as Onora, Honor or Norah. Two Gallic bishops named Honoratus are said to be responsible for the derivation of the man-o-wa- Gracious, but I didnt realize the wash was as big as all this. It just by McClure Newspaper Syndicate.) ii Eighty years ago, when George Bancroft, the historian, and then secretary of tfie navy, founded the United States Naval academy at Annapolis, old sea dogs scoffed at the idea of training naval officers ashore, says the Mentor Magazine. Previous to that time any lad who aspired to command r of a went to sea at the of ten, and was placed under the age tutelage of a commissioned officer who stood sponsor for the training of young It was a hard school. midshipmen. This practical training among the roughnecks, the scum of the waterfronts of seaport towns, produced some of the most illustrious names in American naval history ; but this training also unmade many an ambitious young lad. In spite of the opposition from hardened sea dogs, Bancroft founded the naval academy, and today It stands as the leading school for the training of naval officers in the world. 411L Today Is my concern, And unto It I turn Resolved with all my wit To make the best of It. X Old Salts Scoffed at Naval Academy says: ET Yesterday take care Of Yesterdays despair, And let Tomorrow's 111 Tomorrows X And we like all the activity and fun of having the clothes moved about as they come In to accept our invitation to join the Big Washing Party. Yes, agreed the first washtub, that Is true. But you know the one who washes the clothes says, every single week: Dear me, what a big wash. She doesnt seem to like it so much. But still we cant help being cordial, you know. Now and again she seems to be very busy over other things, and a week goes by when no washing is done at all. Then there is high excitement, and she says: My, my, what an enormous wash, what a simply huge wash. Well, you know we feel that as long as we did no entertaining the week before, we should surely make up for it the following week. Then when she Is Ironing, she popular French nonore. Another elab- oration in vogue is Honorla. Perhaps It Is the Inherent pathos of Celtic legend which gives Nora the talismanlc stone which to dream of denotes sorrow jet. That fashionable glittering jewel should be worn constantly by the bearer of the name, since Jet Is said to become a part of the very body and soul of Its wearer and to exercise jealous care in guarding her from evil. Sunday Is appointed her lucky day and mystic 7 her lucky number. The most charming of all the poetic tributes to Nora Is Thomas Moores : Leabla hath a beaming eye. But no one knows for whom it beameth. What a man thinks about: At ten, baseball and food; at twenty, baseball and girls ; at thirty, baseball and busings; at forty, baseball and golf. ( by Helen Rowland.) o Me, seems as though I couldnt get through. And, the joke of It Is, that as she is Ironing and as she Is saying this, the playful soiled clothes are being Joined by other playful soiled clothes for the next weeks wash. It Is a great Joke. A great joke, said the second washtub. And the two washtubs then sang their washtub song: Washtub one, Washtub two, Oh, what splendid Work we do. We keep the clothes So nice and clean, We are always cordial, ye're never mean. ; Washtub one, Washtub two, Soapy washtubs. Clothes love you. They come along And splashlly sing With you this song Where Soap is king. Ointment and Soap. The answer is that it is not a surface treatment, but one that reaches the depths of the pores and attacks the source of the disorder, starting the healing right. The first touch relieves the itching, burning and soreness and a few days7 persistent use rarely fails to clear away the trouble. When the skin is once restored to its normal condition; the daily ise of Resinol Soap is generally sufficient to keep it Ideal for the comhealthy. plexion unsurpassed for the bath and shampoo. Ask your druggist what he knows about the Resinol products. , Resinol FOEi OVEEi 20G YlEAdS They also know That to see you Dressing up They needn't do. They come along Just as they are. With dirts and spots From near and far. But you dont mind How dirty they seem. You welcome them cream. With your soap-su- d Oh, washtub one And washtub two. You will always. Always do. The two washtubs did not sing now. They took a little rest, for soon another big wash would be coming along and the washtubs were going to be fresh and ready for their party. And no matter what anyone said about the big wash, the two washtubs liked it, for what would they do with If there werent big themselves haarlem oil has been a worldwide remedy for kidney, liver and bladder disorders, rheumatism, lumbago and uric add conditions. correct internal troubles, stimulate vital organs. Three sizes. All druggists. Insist on the original genuine Gold Medal . washes? Washtubs would have little fun In life If clothes were always clean! Right and left Its arrows fly; But what they aim at no one dreameth! Sweeter tie to gase upon My Noras lid that seldom rises: Few Its looks, but every one Like unexpected light aurprlsesl O, my Nora Creina, dear. My gentle bashful Nora Crelnal Beauty lies In many eyes. But lovs In yours, my Nora Creina. ( by Wheeler Syndicate, lac.) '"THOUSANDS of users have wondered at the quickness of the action of Resinol What a Big Wash! Riddles What has one leg, wears a hat, and has no face? A mushroom. e -. BATHE TIRED EYES e What runs and cannot walk, can whistle but 'cannot talk! ' A locomotives "-- sa 9 by MoCluro Newspaper fy attest) BeaatUnl Xmas Cards From Your Favorite photo design and namq, handwork, i3 do. W. Taylor, 1025 New Westminster, B. G- Can. with Dr. Thompson's ByewaWr. Bay at roar drngrlst's or 1U8 Hirer, Troy, H.Y. Booklet. W. N. U., Salt Lake City, No. 44-19- V. 24. |
