El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-08
Bedtime Stories For The Little Ones
uNcLE WIGGTLY AND TIE SOFT NEsT

n came a knock
n on the door Of the hollow stump
bungalow where Uncle WISELY
"Oh. let ne answer" cried Baby
Bunty, the lively little rabbit girl
who had come 70 spend part OF her
Christmas holidays with Uncle Wig
giiy and Nurse Jane
~Wm Il be safe FOR her TO goz"
whispered Miss Fuzzy WuzEy % the
bunny gentleman. as Baby Bunty
hoped 70 the door 1t might be the
Fuzzy Fox"
Before Uncle WigEily could an
swer anything he and Nurse Jane
heard Baby Bunting laughing and
aOh. what a lovely lot Of feathers.
Charlie! But I don't need them now,
Uncle WigEily and Nurse Jane saw
Charlie Chick. the rooster boy stand
ing IN the hail, banding Baby Bunty
a basket OF some Of his feathers and
those OF his sister Arabella-
COOP vesterdsy.H crowed Charlie.
looking for a feather for your new
hat. Baby Bunty. I'm sorry we didn't
have any then but there are some
you are very kind" spoke Nurse
aBut I have a feather the Blue Jay
bird kindly left me" explained Baby
Bunty-
Though We can keep those fsath-
ers Charlie brought" said Uncle Wig
gily. 7 may find a use for them"
I hope you may" crowed Charlie
as he flew away 20 slide down hill
before going 70 school
Uncle MigEily vas JUST gong 70
hep out Of his hollow stump bunEa-
low % look for an adventure when
there came another knock on his
Soh. It's Jimmie WibbIewobble. and
Lulu and Alice are with him-
laughed Baby Bunty- And they have
feathers. too"
eve heard you were over 70 our
pen yesterday. looking for feathers
for Baby Buuty's hat" quacEed jim
ME. as he and his sisters waddled
into the hollow stump bungalow
Mother was sorry she had none then
but here are some now"
"oh. thank y0u- spoke bauy
Bunty. But 7 have a feather from
the Blue Jay for my hat"
And III keep these you brought
for some Other time" said Uncle
Wigglly. as he put the duck feathers
away carefully. 1T is very kind OF
you. Jimmie. Lulu and Alice
And, please. may Baby bulty
come out 10 play before school7'
asked Lulu. who could throw snow
ball almost as Eood as a boy.
yes" said Uncle Miggily. and he
and Nurse Jane could hardly keep
from laughing az all the feathers
which had been brought
BABY Bunty had lots OF fun that
dav playing in the snow with Charlie
and Arahella Chick. And with zulu,
Alice and Jimmie Wihblewobble they
had more Jolly good times after
Come TO supper. Baby Buntylr
called Nurse Jane after awhile, land
don't do much hopping about in the
unEaloW, either"
why note'' asked the little rabbit
girl. who was certainly a skipper II
there ever was one why can't
hon. Nurse Jane9
Because there are 20 many loose
feathers" said the muHkrar lady
house keeper. that youth scatter
them all over the placel"
@ru be quiet" said Baby Buuty, and
as she was eating her supper OF car
rot panca kes with turnip gravy on
them there came a noise at the win
.Tapi Tap. Tap" sounded through
the hollow stump bungalow.
Dear me- j wonder IL that Is
Dickis and Nellie Chip Chip, the
sparrows. bringing more feathers.
asked Baby Buuty.
We'll 10 certainly IS some teath-
ers." spoke Uncle Wiggily. as he
opened the window. Some snowflakes
blew in and there also flutt6red in
tiny little bird. who cried out family.
"Oh, it's a poor little Chick-a-De
birdIT said Nurse Jane. Bring him