TILE OMAHA SUNDAY HKK: DRCKMBKK 1. 1012. -0
Busy
election will
more rulers. Little Miss
lighted to havo her write
Thero may bo a time
Bees
HHltK are no io of tis without faults and the editor of the Husy
Deo page m ist admit to a very serious mistake on the ia$o
ia8i ween
Over th
tho namo o
Their Own Page
name of the new Uusy Dee last week was added i
queen by mistake. Miss Mildred White Is still !
Busy Bee Queen
queen and Was been a most faithful ruler to her sldo nnd tho
not take place for three weeks and then it is to I
be hoped that all the ujisy llees will be Interested enotiGh to elect two
Helen Chase is a new Busy Dee and we are de
ler stories for tho page.
when she will be elected nueen. Each queen and
king are olectod for a porlod of three months and little Queen Mildred
White will reign until tho first of the now year, when another will be elected.
Mildred has been one of i ho most earnest writers for the Busy Beo and has
written for many other pi pers.
Santa Claus will soo x be here and the editor hopes that there will bo
werul stories on (ho Chi istraas season for tho page next week.
Little Stories by Little Folk
JL
-.
1709
he (110. Tho
they planned
his ho threw
stajred there
(First l'rlia.) '
The PilgTimsj
By AUco Hluven, Agod 11) Years.
South Tenth street. Bluo Side,
In Kngland hundreds of jjears ago the j
kins woum not let me pjopie worsmp
God as they wished. He wanted them to
go to tho same church as
people did not llko this, so
to leavn England.
When the kins heard of
thousands Into prison.
Then they had to have private meetings.
.Soon they wero ready tp leavo Enc
I nnil.
They went to Holland and
sevoral years, but their children grew up
nnd talked Dutch, marrlefl the youn
Dutch women, nnd Joined the Dutch
armies. This mude them sad so they
left Holland and came to A norica. They
wanted them to talk the i ear old Eng
lish language.
They came to America and they heard
and saw arrows In the air. When tho white
men got their guns they look to their
huts.
Somo month's later an (Kngllahl Indian
came up utid said, "Welcome, English
men." This surprised them.
Soon they set a day aside which they
railed Thanksgiving. And that day Is
ttto last Thursday In November.
They gave these peoplo th name of Pil
grims because pilgrim meat traveler.
(Second Prlze.l
Mayonce-Mairtz.
Alfred S. Mayer, Aged 12 Yejars. B03 Geor-
RULES FOR YOUNG WEIIERS
I. Writa plainly on one aid of
th paper only and number the
pa rs.
8. true pen ana Ink, not pencil.
3. Dliort and pointed articles
will bt glvan prafoTence. So sot
us over 350 'words.
4. Original nodes or Utters
only will be used.
8. Write your name, ago and aa
drsss at the top of the first pate.
' First and second prlrcs of boobs
will be glvn for the beat two con
tributions to this VS aoon wk.
Address nil communications to
C)CEN'3 DEPAXaTinJHT,
Omaha Bee. Omaha, Nb.
gla Avenue. Red
Side.
This Is a picturesque city situated op
posite the Main river. It 1 as a popula
tion of 100.000 people' and Is protected by
a garrison of ,000 men, T le old cathe
dral dates back to the tonln century, be
ing of Gothic structure. Tile large dome
was added In the year 1233. Tho bronze
doors and storic porehoi are' also of gTcat
Interest. These were. added between the
fourteenth and sixteenth centuries.
niitcnberg place Is a llttlci to the south
wfst of tho market ptac'r-. and thnro
standi an old brown stone fountain "built
In 1C2G. Near hero Is a statue of Guten-
berg made by the great sciulptor, Thor
warriscn. The Gutenberg Tnluseum, which
ly tho' whole
There one
n the world.
han one Inch
hundreds of
written by
Wits opened In 1901, lias nea
of the Gutenberg library,
can see the smallest bible
The bible Iself Is not more I
by two Inches, We also sav
othor books nnd manuscript
Outenberg.
Tho north part of the salne square is
tho theater, while south ofl tho theater
Is the Schiller square with n statue of
Schiller, the great German writer.
'iong mo nanus or the nmne runs a
beautiful promenade, while rborth of this
Is thti city hall with a fine terrace over
looking the Uhine and Taguh rivers, th
armory and grand duke's palace, which
is being rcmodelledat a co.4t of $325,000.
In this palace wo sow one rtf tho finest
llhrarles and museums of the country. In
turkey. AUco called Mary and she Went
over. They all played, but Mary's mind
was on sonlcthing else. Sho was think
ing, "I wish mother would get a turkey."
Tlien the grocery boy came with nuts,
apples, candy and all uorts of goodies.
Neat day at school somo good news caniej
to Mary. Alice had Invited Mary, over
for Thanksgiving dinner. That day sho
ran home and asked her mother and. her
mother said she could go. Just then her
father came In and said. "Vo'u stay
home and go to school."
"But," said Mary, "wo have no school."
"Help your mother, or I'll whip you."
After her father went out of the room
her mother spoke softly. "Tou may go,
but be quiet."
The time drew near. Mary could not
sit still In school. It wa Thanksgiving
morning. Something troubled Mary. She
was wondering what to wear. About an
hour before noon aho put on her Iicst
drera; her mother combed her hair. She
wont over to Allco'a house. It wa lucky
that Mary's father was not home. When
she got there It wan not time for dinner.
bo the girls played with Alice's dolls.
Then Alice's nurse called them to dinner.
It was the best dinner Mary had ever
had. They had turkey, pumpkin pie.
nuts, salads, cake, candy and pudding.
After dinner Mary and AUco and bet
brother played till rather late. Then sho
thanked Alice and her mother and bid
them good night and went home. She
and Alice were good friends ever after.
I
m ' - jMii' i$!W
Ko ' - ii1Bfcv.- .-,! Irtii
Ztdldpjsd CaSieFizie White
i
Fine Candies
extra for good welajht, as father alwayB
did. At last tt waa all tied up and count
ing out tho correct change Mr. Clll went
out Into the rain once more, while Harry
followed him to the door. As ho turned
around what should ho see on the floor
but a dollar bill. Of course Mr. Clll must
have dropped it, as tt was not there
before. But, arcutd Harry to himself, "I
' don't know why I shouldn't keep It; ho
never will miss It, and even If he doea,
he'll never know where he dropped It."
The vision of a new flshpole came Into
his mind, but with it came also the
words of thn text he had Just learned,
"Thy word have I hid In tnlno hoart,
that I might not sin against Thee." "No,
this wouldn't be honest. I must not tin
against God," he decided, half aloud:
"So, Tabby, you keep store for a few
minutes, while I run after Mr. OII1; he
Isn't out of sight yet, and I will be back
as soon aa I give him Ills money."
Our Jolly Old Friend, Winter.
By Enrl Erlandfon. Aged IJ Years. Polar.
Wis. Bluo Hide.
Well, boys and girls, did you enjoy tho
first snow? Isn't it Just fine to think
we have our snow flying In tho air In
flakes as large as daisies? I guess you
all enjoy tho snow. T am one of winter's
Jolly boya If It wasn't for the snow,
where would our Jolly winter sports rom
in?
I live In Polar and must ray I enjoy
living here. Wo havo a nice lake near
our place which affords many of my
happy frolics. When the Ice is solid and
smooth I go skating. I think skating Is
ono of the best winter sports for those
tho library thero are 150,000 volumes and j who onjoy it. nut I must ray that coaat-
4,C0 books printed by Outeflberg about Is another favorite of mine.
tho year IXOft. At tho north lend of the 1 uy and glrlh como out with their
promenade Is located the kjhg's brldgit j 'eds and Flexible Flyers to coast down
which Is three-fourths of a i mile long, 'hill. My. what fun! See them go! Home
and Is consldeied one of the )argest and I times accidents occur, and then perhaps
finest bridges In Germany, fcelnsr made j for two weeks wo are kept in the house.
:ompletely of steel. , I I llko to play snowball. We also build
There are quite a few churches here, enow forts and then have a little battle
lllu" mem very neauurui, wane omerH "eiween two armies of boys. We now
aro quite plain, namely, tho
Bt. John's. St. Qulnton's and
toph's church. Outside the Ity stands
the citadel In whose southvt est cornor
rises tho Iron tower named afi er General
DrusiiK, who died In the nlntl year.
Mainz Is important for leWther ud
furniture. It has n street railway and la
eonneoted with Darmstadt, IWIesbaden
and Frankfurt.
Episcopal,
St. Chris.
start. Down goes their fort and ono side
IS beaten.
Do any of the pretty glrla -get their
faces washed? Well, perhaps they
need It.
I must close and hope all of the Busy
Bees will enjoy their winter the same as
I do.
When Harxv Kent Stars
I By Cal Martin, Aged J3 Years, Hancock
I ia. Blue Side.
" umj- v year oiu, out nui
(Honorablo Mention.!
Mary's Thanksgivin
By Ardath Margaret Mcllrldfi Aged 10 father often allowed him to help in tb
.1,Neld,iWe, in?; " i -- -t-e in ,
Mary was a girl of some po'
Her father was a man who did
1 fcmall vlltnffn I ft. ...n i. 1 ... ....
Iir nnnlo I - ---- " uuio 10 mvil Calls
not workJ tomatoe"' Parage of oatmeal, bre.d
much; he wa, very laay. He dl. odd Jobs i fW.pound bags W
and all the money he had ho xpent In, One Katurdav ' 1 .
.snnuiMG. sh- l.ih 1,. k 1. . fta.turda' when It had been rain-
" . . .... i.uk..w . nmj intr nnr.i nil
rnrirtilno. Hi..,,'. . .
h.,1 .1,,.,. .I.. r I...l..l. 1 : . . . wntl
"""'f - ",asKeu him If ha tnought he could look
mother and two of her brothers, and one; nftor le s,0ro while he wnt to the
slfUr worked. Man had hart! times. I niiu rf ., v.
c; she was II and' she was ' 1 ,)()ubt if , ;
inn oiliest ni nome
blio hud
Wl... I .... 1 .A .U 1.
- ".lis VT.II MB III. JIB l
, IS so stnrmr it.M.tt-ui .i,A
a wealthy friend who waa will not have innoh ,. ,1
flannlnr a fine Thanksgiving dinner. "All r'ght, father. 1 brought my school
Her friends name wba Alice. Mary was j books with me thlt morning, so I guess
thinking one day. if only ahe was as j Is will have enough to do " Harry re
Allco was. One day Mary heard great I piled, aa he helped his father on with
laughter. Sh ran out and she saw ! his coat.
Alko and her brother playing with a How proud he felt at first to hav
charge of the store all by himself and
how he did wish 'that a lot of people
would come to buy. But after a while it
grew very stupid all by himself. He
f.nlshed his spelling lesson, did all of hli
examples, read his book through and even
How to Cure Rheumatism
wainant Sootor'a Best Frtacrlp
tion Easily Mixed at Horn.
This xlmple and harmless form-ila haj) leamfd the golden text for the Hunday
v. jrked wonders for alt who hai i tried school lesson tho next day but t.f!l no
u quickly curing chronic and Jaime one came, and hla father had' not vet re.
I heuinatlsm and backache. "Kronl -your .,lrni xvhat ' .
druggist get one ounce of TorltJ com. turn- was there to doT
pound (In original scaled packag l) and , Jut then Tabby, the store cat, came
.1 o ounce of ayrup of Sarsaparllli com- runnlug across the floor chasing n
lound. Take these two Ingredient I hoir.w ,n0uae Harrv trA,t r., i . J! ,
and put them in a half pint oi good ; " " , i 7 ","ted ttf,er U' ,0- an1
whiskey. Shake the bottlo and take a ' UJed ,0 h,ln Tabby citch It by poking
lablespoonful before each meal and at behind the barrels wtlh a stick, They
I I ed time." Good results come after the ' had almost cornered It when "tinkle
first few doses. If your druggist doea .inwi... ., .t, v. iinaie.
not have Torls compound in stock he , ' ' ent tnB be" over ,,le do"r und
will get It for you in a few houra from : ,n W11 old Mr. Clll. tho shoemaker,
hla wholesale house. Don't be lnflu-who was almost blind and very deaf 1
enced to take a patent medlclna Instead 1 "Good day Mr nil- i-.t r '
of thla. Insist on having the genuine vnuTlhl;r;, ? h1, C" 1 d0 for
ToMa compound In the original. one-'ou- sn0" Harry In his most busl.
ounce, eaJed, yellow package. This waa I neisllke way.
Farmer Grey's Grapes.
By Goldlu Smith. Aged 12 Years, Fair
mont, Neb. Blue Side.
. Ono day when Bob was wiping the
dishes, his brother, Ralph, came In very
excited and all out of breath. "Oh. we
are. going to have great .fun tonight," ho
cried.
"What ara you going to do?" asked
Bob.
"Wo ara going to dress up like ghosts
and are going to steal all of Farmer
Grey's grapes, and we want you to come
with us, for we are going to have great
fun."
"I don't see any fun In that," replied
Bob. "I don't think that Is very nice
for boys as large an you to do, I think
you should be ashamed of yourself to
rob an old man of what he expects to
moJco a living on."
"Well, do not start your preaching
again; It you don't want to zo, you don't
hava to."
"Who are you going with?" aaked Bob
"I am gulng with Frank Thompson and
some other boys," replied Ralph.
"If I wero you 5. wouldn't go, for the
old man makes his living 011 the grapes,"
said Bob.
"Well, I am going anyway, so you
need not jpre'ach," said Italph.
Ralph went out and slammed the door
behind him.
"I wish 1 could think of a way to pre
vent them from getting the grapes,"
thought Bob to himself. "Oh. I havn It."
he said half aloud. "I will dress tip Ilk
old Farmer Orey and scare them away."
At 0 o'clock the boys wero ready to go.
Bsb took his old clothes and got on
his bicycle and got to Farmer Grey's be
fore the boys did. Soon the boys came
and wero talking very loud.
"We will nteal all of hli grapes, and
won't ho be surprised when he gets up
and finds them all gone?" said Ralph
Tho boys started to pick, when crash!
and the boya heard someone aay, "I'll
teach you to steal all of my grapes. It
was Bob. trying to talk like an old man.
He gave all tha boya a fw blows and
when the boya were out of sight, he got
on his bicycle and cot home before Ralph
did.
Tho next morning Ralph got up vjsry
lame and sore.
"Well, did you get the grap last
night," asked Bob,
"Yes, and got good ones, too," replied
Italph
Bob tried very much not to laugh and
succeeded.
That taught Italph a lesson, for ha
never stole grapes any mora.
Letter from New Bee.
By Varda James. Aged 11 Years, M0 First
. W.M..0. uiur route.
me have to walk four miles in ona day
I will Join tho Blue Side.
I hops to seo this In ..ie paper next
Sunday, as we gtt The Omaha Dally Beo
very day
The Story of a Pumpkin.
Harry T. Hayncs. Ago " Years, 08 North
Tweniy-iourtn street. Red Hide,
I am In the storo now. I hear some
ono coming, here I am In thn grocer's
hands. 1, 2, 3, 4, S, 6. "Hare you are my
son," and he gives me to a little boy.
Now the boy la putting me In the earth
Now the water Is streaming over my
face, I wonder what they aro doing
that for.
I think I will eat aome plant food for
my dlnnrr, and now I think I shall talk
to the earth-worms.
Ilow-de-dool Mr. Earthworm, how aro
you today?, Please tell me n story. Oh
my! What a funny story er-or-r-r-r-rlp.,
Oh! What on awful rip In my side. I
think I shall grow now. Oh my! how
strctchey I feel, warmer, Oh my! what
a strong light. 1 believe that Is the sun
My! I am a small vino now and I see
a small yellow blossom on myself. ,1
think I will go to sleep now.
Today It Is nlco and warm and where
I saw a yellow blossom yestarday I see
a green ball there today.
I think I will talk to my neighbor now.
How-do-doo, Mrs, I'utnpkln. shall wo
make some arrangements for Hallowe'en
nlght7
Yes, Mr. Pumpkin. JVliat are you go
ing to be? I think I shall be a Jack-o-lantern
and have big eyes and a noib.
Oh! Oh! hero comes a boy with a big
knife to cut us up. "Thla one is a fine
one," satd the boy and he cuts mo off
with a large stem. Hcratch, scratch,
listen to that knlfo Insldo of me. Well!
Well! Weill If I haven't got the biggest
none you over saw. Now the boy Is put
ting a whltu cloth over hlmiolf and hla
mother is tlelng a string to a tin can
so that he can mako aome noise. Now
a small pleoo of tallow la being put Into
me for a fire. Blng-ety-bang-bang! My!
what a noise' he is making and a little
girl Is being scared out of her wits,
r am afraid I'm going to drop. Crack I
crack-crack-cr.cr-cr-cr-crashl All I over
and I am In the gutter. Good-bye. Hood-
bye,
Dear Busy Bees: I have been reading1
your stories every day and I like them
very much, I haro made up my mind to
be on the Blue side. I hope thay win, I
will close now.
A Letter from a Hew Busy Bee.
By Gertrude Jones Aged.ll Years, Blair,
Dear Sir. I have been reading tho
stories in The Omaha Dally Bee for aJ-
moit a year.
I am in tha sixth grade. I like to ao to
fcnooi real wait. At school all the girls
Mary's Thanksgiving.
By Gertrude Altmann. Aged 10 Yoars, ISIS
Willis Avenue, Omaha. (Blue Side.
Mary Smith wm 8 yeara old. and was
very poor. Her motner liso to taae in
washing and her father waa a wood cut
tor. Mary had a Iarg black dog and his
name was Toto. It waa Thanksgiving
and Mary and Toto were taking aome 1
washing to u neighbor woman. They mot !
a girl friend who waa carrying a basket
with two turkeys In It. Toto raw tha
lega of one of tho turkey sticking out
and grabbed It and ran as fast as he
could to his home. When he got home,
Mrs. mlth asked him where lie got It,
but he only said, "Bow, wow!" When
Mary came horn she aiked her whero
ho got it. Mary told her she did not
know, but Mary told htr lis might have
stole It from the llttla girl who had the
turkeys. Mary took the turkey to the
girl's mother and told her Toto stole It.
The woman told Mar' that she could keep
the turkey becauso she waa honest. Mary
thanked the woman and went homr very
happy.
Thanksgiving Day.
By Mildred. White, Aged 11 Tear fOM
Chicago Street, Omaha. Blue Side.
There la no civilized nation without itx
festal daya. But Thanksgiving Is truly
rzrim Here Are Some of the Mot
JSf California Royal Ann Charrlea preeerod In
lUKmSrtSmM:,: 11 ' 11 , "TS-l hysr9ynip. htjored with genuine Msntschlne.
jjffjgffgjfjfjffl dipped In Milk Chocolate, each piece wrapped ta
9HHH CreamValS(otate?nWlWrriM dlppM,i
JaJasSMaaaaaaaaaaaaBaY An exceptional auottment of Nut Centers, Frail
jafatXVc NouSnta ' Cnune Nougtts and .
yMtv s" Creams of assorted Fruk Flavpra, and Nat
Njaaaaaav itht Ceatars dipped fat a high gradeMilk Chocouite,
E&wmfr Made by Triolt A$or!ntnt, Thrte Tray
MHMk5 John G. Woodward & Co. One of Dipfied Nuts, one 0 Caramels and Nonmta,
BHA "Th. crf, Man" and ona ot apodal Centers. Hith Grade CoMlng"
HA CoBttcil Bluffs, Iowa Virginia C. Italian Styi. Chocolate
60c to $1.25 per pound
are most popular with those who
appreciate something extra good.
They represent only the highest
quality of material and skill in
the art of candy production.
Dainty delicacies that tempt
the taste, in exquisite pack
ages that please the eye.
Your druggist or confec
tioner can supply you.
Be sure to ask for
Woodward's you'll
enjoy their deli
cate richness
and delicious
flavorings.
wm
BBBBBaaaBal
children's children. The ancient grand
father'ri roof will ring with shouts of
gladness. The long cherished dreams of
plum pudding, mlnru pics, mtmnklii ulns
that grandma makes mn soon tm r.ii.
Ixed. We all havif something to he thank
ful for, so hit us all eclebrste Thanks
giving.
Thanksgiving; Story.
By Marjorle fihlpnmn. Sidney. Neb, Bluo
It waa early In tho morning when Dor.
othy woke up. Hho turned over on b;r
pillow. Hhe crawled out of bed and went
over to her bedroom window. Tho snow
was on the ground and the sun was Just
peeping over the hills. "Myl" she said.
what a beautiful day this wilt bu for
Thanksgiving!"
Her mother came In Jiml then and.
kissing her beautiful daughtor. said!
Como down to breakfast early, so you
can eat with father,"
After breakfast Dorothy got In tha
lelgh and took a ride. AfUr dinner sho
got her chum and tlmy went out skating
nn their pond and then went home after
pleasant day.
A Walk Through the Wood.
By Ilobert McAullffe, Agnd 11 Years, 6219
"""in qirrnr, ismana. June wide,
My father, my uncle and I walked
from Albright to Bollevue and It was a
ery nice walk. Wa climbed the hills and
had lota of fun. Wo were looking for
hlckorynuts, but we couldn't find any, but
we got some walnuts and somo pretty
umacn leaves, When we were walking
along the river we saw many springs,
Chllda' 1'olnt, Mosquito lake and many
high hills. When we got down to Balle
vue we went through the woods and over
to the rar line and then wo rode home.
Ingenuity of Beei.
Bees havo a very tngcnlout and sanitary
way of disposing of a mouse or a slug
that may happen, by accident or design,
to find Its way Into their hive. When tho
Intruder Is killed tie problem arises how
to deal with the bddy. If It Is Impossible
to cxpl or dlsmombcr It they will pro
ceed methodically to Inclose it lu a ver
itable sepulcher of wax. In ono of his
hives a beekeeiw discovered three sueh
tombs side by side, erected with .party'
wnlls llko the cell of the comb, so that
no wax Hioiild be wasted. Thtse tombs
the prudent "sextons" had raUed over the
u-maln.
As a rule, wlmi dnillng with snails, bees
will be content to seal up with wax the
opmlng of the shell. But In orjo nme the
shells were more or lees cracked aurj
broken, and they hart considered It sim
pler therefore to bury the entire snail.
They tud further contrived. In order that
t3k
DRS, MACS & MACH
THE DENTISTS
Suooassora to Bailey ti Mach
Thn lurgest and beat equipped dental
office In Omaha. Expert In charge of
all work, mod orate prices. Porcelain
fillings 'uat llko tha tooth. All instru
ments atorlllttd after using.
3d Jloor Paston Block, Omaha, JTab.
TheDoCTOR
f r. items JBaAcr
T he questions answered below are gen
eral In character, tho symptoms or din
.. eases aro given and tho anawera will ap
ply to any caao of similar nature.
Those wishing further advice free, may
address IJr. Lewis Baker. College hid"
College-Klwood Sta., Uayton. O.. enclosing
self-addressed stamped envelope for re
ply. Pull name and address must be glv
i'Jii !mt.. on.ljJ fictitious rmmo
will bo used In my answers. Tho prescrip
tions can bo filled at any well stocked
drug atoro. Any druggist can ordsr of
wholesaler.
' Mirln" writer "I would Ilk n,.rt
vlmplr, ollr ktn, I miffer from corutltxttoa.
riFtiiarln n) IndlgMtlcn,"
Anwerr Gtt from tout druut ih... .r,t.
lulphcrii tablt and Ukf tcrurdtai ta dlroetltiiu.
TnM- t.Mfti rn mrV.d In u.lnd lul.
contain full direction frr mlng. t hata founj,
trmn to tw lh inoat rallaMa In such atlmaala aa
aMr from conatlpatlon. Thajr ara made of
sulphur, rrtam of tartar and h.rli m.dlHn.. .n,l
tt laktrj rtulHr will cat your eonillpatlon and
purur in oiooa, inua cannot your tkln to L
Mma rtlar. Thaa ara flna for rhltdrn, as
thr do not stcaan
a
"Jlr" You tui antllr eura our HIM. .In
of badwrttlnr br miller 1 01. of tun nm
btlmanrt, 2 drama tlnctura rbuaaromatlF; an.t
1 ilrsm ilnrtnre eubot. Mti thorquihlr ami
i.a in waiar aopui ona nour btrora ach maa .
10 tu tt flropa
a a
Doctor "Mr Mood, atomark and bowalt ara
Uullf afaclfd due In a vary vtr raa of c
tanh or the ntad, Can rou reeommrnd a curat"
J. U H Tou ihould uh ttia fullowlnr lofal
lr.ttm.nt tl two on. of antlaaptls vllana rxiw.
Jtr and uaka a catarrh btlm ky roliluf oa
Uaapoourul of tha rowdtr with one ounce
nr viufllnc or lam and ua In tbtr
notirni aa rar at iwiticie. Alio anuff from th
palm of th hand thrmiih lb nuttrlla th tot
lot In with To onf.hilf ttaaaoonrul of Vllana
powdtr add a pint of warm wtlar and uia two
or thr tlmaa dally, for Internal trtatmant for
il, klood. atcraack and bowalt obtain tha follow.
Ins ImrtdltDtt' Mil. ahake well ani tsk a
taatpoonful four ttmaa a dtfi C'omp. fluid balm
wart, 1 di, , fluid attract bvicbu, 1 i, . and
ccmp trrup aariaparllla, 4 01a.
a a a
at any drug store. Aavartlaem.t
and privation, an a mark of gratltudv
for the abundant harvest which had
crowned their labors, they calebratod
with a festival of religious charartc"
And It has thus boon kept up ever since
as one of our national holidays.
The rich autumn has brought a harvest
of real Joy. We have had sun and rain
In their season and the storehouses of
the land overflow with. the product of
the field, orchard and vine War has
'not aoourred us, disease has not de
stroyed us, but on every hand are hv.
dences of Increasing greatness and pros.
perlty.
falling down We d nn. n! .. """ vo.eoraie 1 nanxs-
was glad It was tea. t, h h.-.,. t.-..- . : . " ' I ' a aiy or socui Joy as well
ha.f mark or. tha acalos I llv ,. m.i. , . lonc I00e(1 r'jr T"'n"y Kstherlngs take
.was and I e ftir.iuit red to pal ,r. a 14. le hon.a for a 1 , -r ,1. Th . i. p a' f The oM tom '"fonged with
I rotii" for M- ry lh-t makes 4ioflf b.nt brothers, uura, children aitd
tiafflc mlrht not be Impeded In the on
one of our own. It originated with the itronce IihII of ihe hive a fiumber of ki.
lament 01 .irw .niiiii, rtiier mey nail lenes evstliy proportlnnalr. not to thr Kadla" aan I rofipUc.4 Ih prcrlptln
passed through a long period of danger .firth hut o that of the male he. which ! ,ou unt dull)ru" ni Itehlos acalp; win
are almot twice as large as the workers.
pubiuhed here laat winter and hundred' "Well, you may give me half a noun.i L-t t . " 'T"
of the worst cases were cured by it in of ' n,,Vr hi .1 T . . I ""K'" P'a' crack-tha-whlp,
a short time. I, ' 1,1 hok he rain from scatter-tbe-beans and London bridge U
nu hat rtii- Tt j . . . .
EOBE rET, Corns, Callouses. Bun- llarrv was 1
! .ns. Ffist Bites, Aching a.d r'weaty dearly lo-ed ti
tcet Awpnnnful of I'aluclde In tt e fu.ii- ,a eu
att- gives intuut relief. Oet a .. tir'3u" w,"re "
Raiiinf; Mink for Fur.
BalMntr wl'd nnlmals for their fur Is of
such general Inti-reat that the bloloalonl
survey of the Department of Aarioulturo
has been ted to conduct iimHm.ni. 1..
the breeding of mink nt the Notional Zo. ' "lK,b".!fV .rJ,'iAn "L.'J
t logical park In Washington. The survoy I Uaturaa ar riulr."
cu pleat tend It nalnr
Amatr Tttre tt nothing battar for dandruff
and Itchlnr acalp than plain ytllow islnyal which
It and In i ai. Jar at aor wall atookd dru(
atnr, Ua thla according to dlractlona and 704
you will toon bt curtd of all dlacata ut th hair
and acalp. '
a a
"Ntaa It" wrltaa. "Floaaa adrlao m what
to tak to ovtrromv titram thlnnmt. Mr arm
wishes to ascertain hetlier reaiirir th
animals in captivity oon he made cnn-
Aaawrr: Mtnr tadlaa would b much mcr
btautlful If thtr wr tomtwhat flcihtar and aa
t. .... .1.4 w.l.ht Ik I. I - . . ...
mnrel1lv -,n...,,l I"'"'"" "'. '. .-..1?.". " ou,r 9'
' ., . o iinirill wwu.an ihj aivajra Bl oar bCU. Ilagln tak-
seek to supply focts In regard to their ,nc !hr" ,,,"J brpo-suelsn tablata, which ara,
I.nu.lng, feeding and mating, anil In km,. ""h d,rMUo"''
eral to determine t!:e best mtthods of . . . , .
raring for the animals. Preliminary hint
on mini; farming ran now be obtained
from the Department of Agriculture at
WasMngtop The. cxperlnrn'j are cald
to ho i.e 'lrt of h lilnd nr mile
taken b th to, eminent
eeatlau until your weltht I aattafactory.
quantlr a Iwo montba' ttaatraant add U to M
liounda, btrtldea adllns mora color t th cheeks
ad lips and a parkl of liaalth to th ore.
"Mrs. O." wrltat: "Kindly pablUh again th
preecrlptlon for rheumallim which you gate to
Tad' loma 41m agD.1
Answer- I ahall b .ry glad to rePMt th
formula. at at th drur atora til following
Ingredlenta and mix youratlf, taking a teaspoon
fsl at MaJ tln and at bd time, lodlae of
pfitsnlnm, 1 drama) sodium rallcylate, 4 drama
win ,ot colchtiim, one.halt oa.) comp, esse
cardlol, 1 oi, i romp, fluid balmwort, I o, , and
syrup aariaparllla. i oia, Thla It my fatorlto
prtacrlptlon for rheumatlira.
t
"Charlotte" wrltaa: "Sora time ago you
answered throush your columnj telling 'Marl'
how to eure bad cough and cold. Will you
kindly repeat th formula?"
Antwtr I eh all be ry glad to Kp.it tha
formula for you. (let from your dnugUt a JVi
"ui.T'"" of "enr rnentholaiene at I mil
with neney or hum mad sugar ryrup and tak
according te dlrtctlont glttn oo th lott, ihl
It a vary mild laiallt and will aurjly .-tire our
cold In a fjw daya at moat. It ahaolulelr
harmltta and ry plaaaant to take.
t
Ted" wrllea " tin had chronic append!
title for aome time hut 1 cannot conaent to an
operation. My alomach It In a bad condition
alao. Can you helj iner'
Anwr- Th brt iclentlflc and tatltfaxtorr
treatment for you la tablets trlopeptlne, which
you can get at any well torkl drug ator"
Tner ere nacked In sealed cartons wllh full di
rcetlona for taking. I think many rates of V
ptadli'llla could b prevented It trlopeplln wL.
uted regularly, k v . .
"Mrt T." wrltra: "I hare been tick for
aome tlm and do not teem lo be able o a t
apythlng to give roe ttrength. I am nerroua and
caunot sleep. Could you pr.tcrlbe a gouj t inl"
Antwer Th beat eyatem and nert tonic I
know of la wade bv rolilog J on. ayrup hypo
phtvnaltea comp. and 1 ot, tincture cadomen
(not ctrdamool. Mlt by iliaktng well and U.
a taaipoooful before raeilt. Thla It a fine ton.c
for old ind young.
a a
"JC. V. Z" aaya "In lh laat iwo yeara I
have become tu fat that I am very uncomfortable
Diet and eiurclie do cot am lo do any good
Antwer I receive dally letters from hun
drcla or grateful people who hava uted I ho foi
lowing trratmvnt for reducing tlielr weight I
advlaa you to purthaae thei aroaruely to at to
ayold any eubethutlon. Aromttle elixir t oat
glycol arbolcn t o. Mix. thak well before ut.
log. Tak a leitpaaaful fur Ih tlrt three days
after your meal and thereafter lake two tea
epuostule until yvu are Ihe weight you wl,h to
b. Advertltement. ' " xu
Send 11.00 for Or.
Health upd Beauty.
lwla Bektr-e Book oa
The Twentieth Century Parmer
Is tuo Icadlog AsrJcultural Journal or ttto weat. Its columns a
filled wltu the best thought of the day In matters, perxalolnk to
the farm, the ranch anil the orchard, and It la a, factor In th
dt)oirueut ot the treat westurti country.
i
