El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-20

EVTELL. they have come" said
w Nurse Jane Fuzzy WuzZy. the
muskrat lady housekeeper, one
day as she walked around the hollow
stump bungalow TO the front porch
Uncle WiggiIy, the bunny rabbit gem
tleman. was sitting on the porch
reading the Cabbage Leaf Gazette.
They're here went on Nurse Jane,
and I hope youu like them"
DO you mean that some company
has Conner cried Uncle Wiggily
jumping up so quickly that the rock
ing chair almost turned a bark somer-
saulL "0f course, I ike company,
Nurse Jane. you know ] do, and I'm
so glad they have cOmel Ii is Uncle
Butter. the Boar, or 1Ir. WhiteWash.
the Polar bear gentleman
Neither one" answered Miss F'uz-
~ Wuzzy. 1t Isn't company that has
come. Uncle Wiggily; it is your new
white trousers that just came from
the seven and eight cent store"
White trousers Ny white trous-
ersi" cried Uncle Wiggily- 7 didn {
know / had any, Nurse janet"
You didn't until I went downtown
yesterday and bought you some.
laughed the muskrat lady. 4 saw
some and I though you'd like them"
"Oh, the ideal Ne in white trous-
ersl I never wore them in my life,
that / remember cried ar Longears.
Why. I'd look like painter
wouldn't u"
Not at all" said Nurse Jane.
White trousers at this time OF year,
are very stylish and proper. Put
them on Uncle Wiggly and take me
over 20 Mrs WibbleWObble's house
/ promised TO caIl on the duck LADY"
well, III take you" said Uncle
Wlggily. but I viii not wear white
trousers All the animal boys and
girls would laugh at me- And the
boys would call:
Who paints the houses2
Uncle Wlgglly in white trousers. %
Oh, they wouldn't do anything OF
the knd.' said Nurse Jane. You'd
look lovely In them, Uncle Wiggily.
Do. please put on the white trousers
and come with me-"
But while Uncle WiEgily loved
Nurse Jane, and would do almost any
thing for her. he did not want to
wear the white trousers she had
bought for him
Yes. they are very nice and shiny
and clean" said the bunny. as the
muskrat lady took them from the
paper and showed him ~And I'm
much obliged 70 you for getting them
fer me But I simply can't wear
them They would make me look so
rickadoodIluslike and fancifuL"
NONSENSE" spoke Nurse Jane
However, II you don't wish 70 wear
them, far be IL from me to urge you.
III 90 over TO Mrs WfbbleWobbIe's
BY myself Good-byel
Out OF the bungalow flounced Miss
Fuzzy Wuzzy, leaving Uncle WiggiIy
with his white trousers.
ITS too bad 70 disappoint Nurse
Jane" said Uncle WigEily 70 himself,
when his muskrat lady housekeeper
had gone u spose I might wear
those white trousers for once 1t
wouldn't harm me 20 be laughed at
III put them on and see how 7 look"
Uncle Wiggily slipped his legs into
the white garments and paraded up
and down Ia front OF the glass.
They aren't so bad-' said the bun
ny 70 himself i must wear them
out on the porch, and If I feel too
funny I can come back. But I don't
believe III get as far as Mrs. WibbIe-
wobble's"
However when Uncle Wiggiiy went
out in his white trousers no one
seemed TO notice him or make any
1uu Of him All the animal children
were in school, and Grandfather
Gander, the only friend Uncle Wig
gily met, glanced at the bunny and
said;
N.Y. How clipper and stylish you
look, Uncle Wigglly."
so you like my white trousers. do
youf asked Mr.. Longears.
Very much" said the gander gen
tleman