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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-22

and pack well. sprinkle thoroughly.
Then cover with your windows, keep
ing it moderately damp for two
weeks, opening a few minutes each
chill It is now ready for planting.
Getting Ready For Spring.
By putting in the last seeds for
quick use about six weeks before
you wish TO start your tomatoes,
egg plants, peppers. etc. (for out door
planting). they will be out Of your
way when you need It for these,
usually about February 1.
With these tomatoes. egg plants
and whatever other plants you want,
which are planted very thickly, you
plant your early head lettuce. This,
next 10 swiss chard. is the most use
full vegetable in the garden Shade
being necessary for fine lettuce,
have a corner. This is the richest
spot in the garden, in manure Pole
beans protect IL on the fence side
(All my fence supports cantaloupes
and pole beaus). They take no space
and protect the garden from the
winds The other side is protected By
corn The rows are eight inches
apart planted alternately with beets
The lettuce is used out as fast as
ready for II is planted between the
rows Of slow growing vegetables.
leaving the strongest plants for quick
use and the beets TO manure. These
are thinned, the extras transplanted
TO separate rows. where radishes
have been used out
Conserving Fertilizer.
The conservation OF your fertilizer
is the backbone OF your garden So
adding TO IL always all the chicken
and rabbit manure and green refuse
or straw: sprinkle IL occasionally. It
VIII furnish bugs and exercise for the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-22
Immediate
Results I'm
HaiirGroWth
There's a sure and Easy Way Of Hav-
ing Beautiful Hair" SAYS VaIeska
Suratt. the Movie Beauty
Favorite.
d VALEsKA sTRATT.

MEASURE the length OF your hair
today, use the formula I give you
here. and then measure your hair again
IN 80 days The difference will start-e
you. I feel sure. You are an exception II
you have not Rt some time used some
thing Tor your hair. In trying this you viii
realize the reason for my urging you 50
strongly 20 try IT, II you have never used a
hair grower Il will also pay you TO use it.
Co 70 your druggist and get one ounce OF
beta Qula9l and mix It at home with a pint
OF bay rum OF half pint OF alcohol and
ha'f pint OF water II preferred It con-
talrs no oil and Is a delight TO use. 70
should be applied every day to get re-
suits Bald spots viii iii out quickly. and
the hair viii take on a new. beautiful
lustre- This mixture gives intense stiuu-
lation 70 hair growth The formula given
makes a very economical nair grower.
more effective and much less in price than
hair treatments sold in ready prepared
A,Rs. n y A-Yes. an egg shampoo
Is eXcclient- Nore should use IL instead Of
soap EVS- better than eggs is eggoL Dis
solve a taaspoonful OF eEgol fl half a cup
Or water and arply as head-wash-
Enough esEol can be secured from you-
druggist for twenty-five cents 20 last for
over dozen head washes
WAITING have never been able 20
find words 20 express the Identifying ac-
ton OF this formula on the skin You
should try t. by all means: only then can
you realize how you have wasted time
money and an opportunity by using other
things Make your own mixture at home
OF one ounce OF zintone and two table
spoonfuls OF Elycerine IN a pint OF water.
This makes over a pint. a large quantity
for n comparatively small price Your
skin viii blossom out Ike a rose. all spots
will disappear very quickly and your
dream OF a beautiful complexion viii
surely come true. The zlntone will cost
fifty cents at the drug store.
MISS DOUBLE ANY authority VIII
tel you that bust development can never
De absolutely assured But there is moth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-22

Of the finale Of the first act. leading
to the Roman warcry. and the chorus
OF salutation TO Rienzi. This Will be
featured in the program TO be given
by Eighth Cavalry band at Fort
Bliss Sunday from AS 10 pm.
weather permitting. The program
follows
/ March-"The Man Behind the
Gun" Observation-Disclosures SOusa
? 'Rlenzi" 1890. Wagner
J. Serenade and Polonaise-Clarine
Solo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Missud
Performed by Musician LIST Glass Pena
4. Grand Selectlon-"Hugueno .
Meyerbeer
Winds ---.- 800 Hall
s. POmance-''Alhum Leaf Wagner
= March-''Imperial EdW ard" Sousa
S Eighth Cavalry Air.
JakobowslIi
William s. vanover Is band leader.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-22

ARTHA Washington circle
MI Spirits Of &c. contributed to
L 4 the weeks social calendar one
Of its largest events card party
on Friday afternoon, in L o. o. F.
hall. Mrs. William Wallace and Mrs.
I. 7. Kibler being in charge. In ad-
dition to the social success, this gath
ering was the means Of completing
the 500 pledged by the organization
10 the Red Cross. But these women
have no intention Of resting. for they
are making covers for hot water and
ice bags. handkerchiefs, tea towels.
wash rags, tray cloths, napkins and
other articles needed 10 supply the
base hospitals, and in addition they
have taken upon themselves the ire
mendous task Of doing the mending
for the soldiers at Fort Bliss.
Mrs. J. A Taylor and Mrs J. n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-22
FAMOUS SELECTION Is TO
FEATURE FORT BAND CONCERT

"RienZi, the last OF the Tribunes."
although the third OF WaEner's op-
eras, was the first TO meet with any
favor and the first published WaE-
ner himself IS said to have called 1t
one Of the follies of his youth. The
themes which are prominent in the
overture are the opening peal OF the
trumpet, which is the signal for the
popular revolt; Pienzrs prayer; part
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-22

The further adventures Of StinEaree,
with True BOardman in the title role,
viii be presented today at the BIZ
Jou- 1t Is a picture Of thrills. feats OF
daring. romance. dramatic sensations
and comedy superbly blended. Al
mission Will be and 10 ceuts.=Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-22

Write or call for sample and price
on our extra fancy new crop Alfalfa
Seed. II PnsO seed Co., 523 E. San An
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-22
At THE BIJOU.

even greater on the screen than on the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-22

Ing more effective than a mixture o. tive
ounces OF ruetons and half cup Of sugar
IN A pint OF water. This Is absolutely safs-
Two teaspoonfuls OF this should Be taken
after meals and before retiring
DISGCSTED-Tou are no different from
other women. You want to be sure 10
get rid Of wrinkles and you want to DO
IL quickly. That IL can be done viii be
proven % you In an astounding way n a
short time. Il you viii make Up the fol
lowing cream az home by mixing two
ounces o. eptoI and two tahIespoonfuls OF
glycerine IN a half pint Of Watef- Fifty
cents al the drug store viii get enough
eptol 10 make over pint OF this remark
able wrinkle remover Here is your chance
TO make all your friends take II back"
RETIRINC-Just moistsn those hairs
with some sulfo solution. and IN Few
moments on bathinE the skin with water
you viii be startled 20 see that every
trace Of hair viii be gone This prepare
tlon is delightful because Il is safe and
leaves the skin soft and smooth Il IS
all ready 20 use, and there IS nothing 70
set ready 1t never fails even on the
heaviest growth, and delicate skins may
be treated with 70 with perfect safety. A
hair-free skin IS always e delight The
sulfo solution viii cost one dollar at
any drug store
MISS T. H T.-Take a hot vet cloth
ana sprinkle some powdered nsrcEin on
10. then rub the blackheads with f. You
viii be asronished TO see them all dis
appear in a few moments You can get
enough Of the neroxin for fifty cents AZ
any drug store 20 last long while.
MRS. H. G Ell 10 should occur again
that You can not set the beta-QuinoI for
the hair and the eptol for wrinkles. send
fifty cents. which is the price OF either.
10 my secretary. addressing. Secretary
20 Nalesza Suratr. Thompson Bldg. Chi
cage" and you VIII be at once supplied
b. mail
GERTRUDE FL know your difficulty
in getting face pcwder free from chalzi-
ness. I want you % try the new powder
made after my own formula. and now
sold in drug stores as ''VaIeska Suratt
Face Powder" at fifty cents. in flesh.
white or brunette tints. Il is finer than
any imported powder. invisible. and gives
the complexion an Incompatible charm
-adw
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-22

MISS DOUBLE Amy authority viii
teil you that bust development can never
be absolutely assured But there is moth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-22
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

William s. Yanover Is band lead
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-19
BONDS AS AN INVESTMENT

HE appeal to the people to subscribe to the liberty
loan bonds has laid much stress upon patriotism
II but too little on sound business reasons.
The ordinary citizen with small savings can make no
better investment Banks have been known to fall cor
poratons whose stock is supposed to be gedged have
suffered business depresson real estate has Deprecated
owing to change in the tide of the citys life ALI forms
of investing money have element of hazard.
In liberty loan bonds there is absolutely risk Each
bond is the promise of the United States government
backed by the entire might and wealth of the nation This
makes the bonds the safest investment in the world
AT one and the same time each American who BUYS
these bonds helps his country win this for righteous
cause and places his money where it is safe and will work
for him.
Every man or woman anxious to save for rainy day
inactive old age, should invest in liberty loan bonds
Every man or woman anxious to give the child of the
family education nestegg years hence should
invest in libery loan bonds.
Every woman DESTROYS of making money work
should invest in liberty loan bonds
Stand by Uncle Sam and Uncle Sam will stand by you.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-19

rapidly that Horace could hardly keep
pace with him.
Now, Billy, protest."
Il protest." whispered Billy.
Now you and protest. Alice.
Ready?"
Jaw, hurry up" complained Billy.
I'm deadl"
I'VE must observe certain rules
said Constance firmly. Now, Affect"
The two Brooke girls raised their
hands dramatically and chorused:
We protest."
Horace scratched his head and re-
garded them uncertainty. He feared
that absence of a breakfast had Slapped
their reason.
Now, Horace, you say to us:
Stand back! l am an officer of tho
law"
Horace coughed and stammered.
Say it,"
Stand back! I am an officer of the
law" he mumbled in a flat voice
Good. Now we stand back. We are
afraid of you and dare not interfere.
Now, you tie Billy in the chair with
the clothes-line. Be sure to tie 1t
around his arms"
As though he were committing a
sacrllege, Horace picked up the
clothes-line and passed 1t once around
Billy's body. He was preparing to
make further loops about his victim
when Billy interrupted him.
Hey! That'll do Pm tied hard and
fast. Can't move a muscle"
The butler stepped back and viewed
his ruthless work.
Now feed him!" commanded Con-
stance.
yes, feed mel" echoed Billy. Push
a chicken sandwich into my mouth, If
you dare-you coward"
Horace was a good servant. He I'M
derstood not in the least the meaning
of 1t all, but he recognized an order
when he heard one. From the glorious
trayful he selected one of Mary's
sandwich masterpieces and advanced
upon the helpless prisoner, napkin in
hand. Billy opened his mouth wide.
One eye winked triumphantly at his
sisters: who stood mute and envious.
awaiting their hour of torture. The
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-19
GERMANY BEGINS TO CRACK

MA R-WEARINESS, hunger, emulation of Russian
\VWI revolutionaries these things perhaps in
wv voyed in the first big crack in the German mill
tary and naval machine
1t is intensely interesting 1t shows the iron dis
cipline is breaking down. 1t shows beginning to
dare to rebel And snguary enough this first outbreak
occurred not among those who have endured the error
of trench fighting, but among sailors idle at Wilhems-
haven.
The mutinous conditions apparent at least four big
German batteships must exist if in mider form,
elsewhere 1t sounds very like the Russian revolution
The fact that while savage reprisals ordered by
the kaiser the chancellor did not dare obey his royal
ter teses to the dangerous mood of the men, and per-
haps of the nation
Probably the main of the revolt the subna-
warfare Not that the Pssans shocked by it's
inhumany, but they rebelled against the increased
danger to themselves In the early U-boat days was not
hard to get volunteer The higher rates of pay and
the prospect of prize awards and honors and decorations
allurng.
But by and by something happened which made the
German sailor do serious thinking. The number of
submarines which did not return to port and whose fate
remained unknown began to increase. And since Amer-
desroyers have been the job this number has been
mounting rapidly.
The German sailor, therefore, has lost his stomach for
the job He may be willing enough to fight in big battle
where he has about chances with the enemy but he
is not keen for this thing of being drowned like rat in
tub. 1t all came to head in the recent mutinies
The satisfactory point to the allies is that such
cannot be suppressed by the authorities By every
German sailor knows what has happened. He knows
of his comrades shot and others sentenced
long terms in prison
This kind of thing does not improve morale It hurts
It. 1t does not suppress feelings of revolt It spreads dis
satisfaction. German warshp commanders are not now
IN comfortable position There will always be in the
back OF their minds the lurking fear that in pinch the
crews may suddenly go back on them.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-19
FIouRATlvELY SPEAKING.

A scientific magazine has it figured
out as follows: IF farm wife. re-
ceived wages she would get about $217
a year."
But she doesn't, so it seems like a
waste of perfectly good figuring.
CITY wives pay more attention to
figures. usually.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-19
THE ANSWE R.

A. j., u serious seeker after truth,
writes in to ask our opinion as to the
greatest contributing cause of divorce
in this country at the present time.
Viewing the matter from an academic
standpoint, which is based upon actual
statistics. we would reply that, to the
best of our knowledge and belief, the
chief contributing cause Of divorce is
marriage
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-19

fault would seem to be not within
the eye itself but with one or more
Of the six muscles by which the
various movements Of the eyebaIl
are controlled. By operation on the
muscles at faux and BY the right use
Of prisms in spectacles this malady
should be cured: and then your ners
vousness will no doubt also become
a thing Of the past. Iritis II An
Inflammation Of the iris, that
doughnut shaped part Of the eye
which gives to the eye ~ color
within this douShnut II the pupil
Of the eva
DRY MOUTH
an SO yeors of a0s. For Z "A
more years Aops boon o Svsus sx1h
lere- (n'ohts specially tvs~ -
treme dry~ess Of tAs tArosa tossxs
and nosth, co~sed BY No tsosesoA
OF the soltvosy 0Ionds.
Ans.oer-There may bs some q.
tarrh Of the nose and throat b.
which you arc compelled during
sleep to keep your mouth opou.
This your excellent physician would
do muchFfor. Have the kidney exure-
tion examined. The cause may hera
be found-possibly . mild form Of
diabetes or kidney ailment. Dry
mouth (Xerostomia) may also BE-
due to. nervousness or some strong
emotion. Sometimes the fault lies in
substances inhaled or taken with
food; sometimes gas on the stomach
Is reason. Very frequently Excess
sively dry air is inhaled, especially
when sleeping in a room heated By
hot air radiators; this cause may be
removed BY placing a vessel of water
upon the radiators. / must complf-
ment You on the beautifully written
letter sent me by a lady eighty-six
years young. That Is what Oliver
Wendell Holmes said of himself on
his eightieth birthday. that he was
and felt eighty years young"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-19
THIS Is THE LIFE,

MS Is The LIFE.
A little band of hardy souls,
Who live out our way
And who are always thinking I'D
Nice things to do for people
VINO don't want anything done for
them,
Clubbed together last week
On honor of our birthday anniversary
ana bought us a beautiful gold
'watchfob.
Along with it came a slip of paper
Containing the names of the ninety
seven
Good fellows who contributed.
Three of them brought the fob
And then snuck away.
Then all we had to do was to 20 and
buy
Something to hang the fob onto
something worthy of the fob
And 1t cost us sixty five beans.
Is neighborhood approval an asset.
Or is it liability, huh? What?
We expect no answer.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-19
EFFICIENCY

Bite off more than you can chew;
That's the way to do II.
Bite off more than you can chew
And then-chew 1t.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-19
SOME FAMOUS SPEECHES.

SOME FAMOUS SPEECHES..
LITERATURE my friends.
SHOULD not be neglected.
1T is the high brow.
COST of living and should.
ALWAYS be regarded as.
ONE OF the most legitimate.
PURSUITS because the.
PROFIT is so great which.
WILL APPEAL to all at a time.
WHEN mercenary matters.
ENGRoss only about nine.
TENTHs Of our time Literature.
WOULD BE the most.
DESIRABLE FOOD of the.
HOME If you didn't let.
YOUR wife.
DOLL UP the library SO you.
HAVE TO use Jimmy to get in.
1T 1t essential TO have.
CoLoRs properly.
BLENDED therefore great care,
SHOULD BE exercised.
WITH reference to binding.
ONE should be careful to have.
SOCRATES bound on the east.
BY THE auto guide and on.
THE WEST by the society.
NOVEL entitled The Last Gurgle.
I THANK you.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-19
{UncIe Walt Has for
you This Evening
WILD GEESE.

G7ILD geese were flying south to-
M day; I heard them honking
H overhead; and to my aunt
O paused to say, THE winters
coming, autumn's dead. It's
UP to me to lay in coal, to buy stock
of flour and spuds, to strip my slip
and meager roll for weather strips and
winter duds. The weather prophet, in
his den, may tell us what next week
may bring, but all the prophecies of
men are merely tommyrot. by jung.
would not for cold days prepare, IL
warned by any human seer; man says
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-19
Questions and AnswerA-
EYE STRAIN.

II Il
Hnotwn
-ecos wnnot
Individual Address
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-19

Ny baby OF 9 months has bHsters
In the face from tohtch great deal
OF matter runs.
Anspey-This would seem to be
impetigo, an Inflammation that gen.
orally settles around the mouth and
nose of infants and school children.
Sometimes It Is not, but generally
1t Ia, catching There are pea
to finger nail sized. blistery erup-
tions that within few days dry
into straw colored, fiat and wafer
like crusts. The child is likely to
be peevish. When the crusts fall on.
the surface beneath Is red as II from
a burn. There is no soaring. Poor
and Ill nourished children and those
having digestive disturbances suffer
most. The trouble is durable within
a few days. The salve known to
druggists as Lassar Paste should
be constantly applied. The con-
tagious variety may be carried from
one part of the body to another by
scratching. AS the disease is, how
ever, not very itchy. children are
not much tempted to use their finger
nails. That makes the difference be-
tween this trouble and eczema
which Il always itchy.
Questions Snd AnswerA
EYE STRAIN.
For ooont 8 years hape had ner-
voxs breakdown the result Of eye
strain. My eyes crossed but haze
straightened through ,oedrin0 glass
e.. II cover the affected eye and
read Nth the other my head pdi,s
ceases or lessons. At times there 10
movement IN the eye tohich 1t seems
to be impossible to control and of
course this takes lot OF strength
out of me, makes me respondent and
htnders my getting better. houe
asked my doctor to take out the df-
Jected eye but he soiII not Do yox
think this Is 1sftisf
Anstcer-Your doctor Is right The
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-19

tomorrow will be fair, and 1t is dark
and bleak and drear. Man says tomor-
row will be cold, and it's so hot we
stew In sweat: no weather rightly was
foretold by any human prophet yet
The wild geese have no maps or charts.
no instruments of brass or steel; they
do not try to break our hearts with
high" or lows" or kindred spiel They
have no traps to measure wind, to
weigh the clouds or test the air, but
when for southern chimes they've
skinned, for wintry days we should pre-
pare. / saw the wild geese gallivant,
some southern island is their goal; no
lend me forty bones, dear aunt, and
I'll lay in a stock of coal"
Copyright by George Matthew Adams,)
-
The phrase "a cock and bull story"
is corruption of the words, "a con-
cocted and bully story" the latter term
being derived from the Danish word
bullen. Exaggerated"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-19
Make This Bank Your Business
Home.

THE IND CALI
Your Government has issued
q call to you and everv oth.-
Patriotic American Citizen
to subscribe to tho
IND LIBERTY LOAN.
Liberty Loan Bonds are is
sued in denominations of
$4,000, $4,000, $4,000, $1,000. 90
and more-they are secured
by the U. s. A. and bear 4ec
Interest.
This Bank will accept your sub
seription and handle all the details
for you ENTIRELY FREE OF
CHARGE.
Idaho National Bank
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-19
WHATCHAMA
COLUMN
p E P s

PEPS
We love the big, broad Sammie over
in France, but not the little, narrow
Sam in this country.
This war promises to take the "if'
out of thrift"
There's difference between the
Stacker and the bunk patriot, but most
people can't distinguish 1t. because they
don't tote microscopes.
A little later on. the liberty bond
money will prove a great shock alb
sorber for the people of America.
Can hardly imagine Iowa going wet
May be on account Of so many drys
moving to other states.
Perhaps this line may make you
wiser: every miser helps the kaiser"
Why not send some of our lovely
Porties after the tightwads?
Anyway, it's case of choice-sub-
scription or conscription2
Fuel Administrator Garfield saws he
will not be bluffed, but meantime a lot
Of people in this country are being
cold -decked
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-19

WE OFTEN WONDER HOW 1T IS
THAT so MANY STREET ORATORS
USE SOAP BOXES BUT NEVER
SEEM TO HAVE USED THE CON-
TENTS.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-19

Continued on Sport Page.)
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-05-23

Those who criticize the United States
war loan because the bonds are to pay
only 31s per cent interest and who say
that the effort to float the entire loan
of $1,000 100000 will be failure be-
cause of that rate will not scare inves-
tors to any extent because investors
have the word of the United States
government that if higher rate shall
be fixed on any subsequent issue of bonds
during the duration of the present war
the purchasers of the 3ia per cent bonds
will be protected and allowed the higher
rate. 1t would be far more patriotic for
those who criticize the interest rate to
cease their efforts to hinder the success
of the loan because the successful float
ing of the great bond issue at the rate
decided upon means tremendous saving
TO the United States government in the
annual interest amount Moreover, the
rate of 31s per cent on the best security
in the world is really quite attractive
to investors.