The evening world. Newspaper, May 27, 1920, Page 12

‘ The Evening World's ‘Kiddie Klub Korner Guperight, 1098. Wy The Prose Publishing Oo. (The New York Bening World) i ‘ = Conducted by mah i ‘al Tht Il Eleanor Schorer , oad ih THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1 Col, Carlin Quits N, ¥. Ns G | Col. Walter J. Carlth, commanding Golden Rose, who knew that| the 47th Regiment, recently ordered to her votes were stolen before, kept|qishand, resigned yesterday from tho clone watch over Pale Lily, New York National Guard. It was an- This \ bon Goldén Rose was chosen, nounced that the new regiment will be and ail the fairies lived in peace for-| mounted. Instead of being a part of the New York military machine, it ts to be assigned to the all-mounted divi-| sion of th e of Te: ! and each mating season they return. Mrs. English Sparrow knows the treatment be ao bad to her subjects that thé fairies decided to vote again for a due her and insists upon| queen. it, She is a spunky little creature Perhaps that is what takes Mr. Sparrow like her so. COUSIN ELEANOR, MY DREAM. I had a pretty dream last night, | When the house was quiet and| dark; I thought my dotly turned on the Nght, And my toys Jumped up for a lark Dinah, my darkie doll, ‘alone A funny old Jig, all onpers and kicks, And the Teddy bear ronred so loud That Dorothy bumped her nose on ° some bricks, | fi 647 Eighth Ave. Near 42p. St. Slashing Price Reductions We are fundamentally merchants conducting a business on the highest principles known to American merchandising. When we announced last week that we* would not allow any merchant to surpass our values, we were highly gratified with the tremendous response on the part of the public. We are out to win your con- fidence—that's how we're building up this great business, In keeping with that spirit we will again offer: Men’s and Young Men’s Suits ALL NEW MODELS. ALL SIZES. Suita formerl; \ 835, 638, 840, 842, #45.....0046 ..Now $29.00. r L POLLACK, aged nine F eucaeuchh r danced all Then my cars ran round and round, And the rocking horse ran a@ race, The balls bo: up to the ceiling | ‘And the ers drilled a quick} § pack, At last came a sound of the morning; The toys rushed quick to their shelves, And when I awoke from my dream- ng ‘They were just their common old | welves. By Loretta Simona, aged 13 years, | Bronx, New York City, THE FAIRIES’ VOTES, NCE upon a time all the fairies | assembled together and wanted to vote for a Queen. The two fairies who had equal votes were Pale Lily and Golden Rose, On day Pale Lily went into the room where the v tir VY ab hs a BY JOSEPH D’ALISSIO, BROOKLYN, N. Y. : Y DBAR COUSINS: Folks who live in the country think that we city people—eapecially Nev. Yorkers—do not see a bird or a flower all the year round, and that we scarcely know how a@ green tree looks. But that is not true. Of course there are plenty of city dwellers who do not find birds and such like inter- esting, but I know a great many | farmers who would not go to the door to see a bird of paradise should | it happen ‘by.’ But for folk who do like to make acquaintances among the feather folk there are plenty of ©pportunitiés in the big city. In the spring birds coming north along the Atlantic coast like to stop here. At this season there are hun- dreds and thousands to be seen in our parks and throughout the tree-spotted sections. Sometimes a lucky chance will bring a bird family to live next door, or somewhere near enough to enable us to watch their movements, By such a chance a couple, Mr. and _ Mrs. English Sparrow, once came to live.tn the very same house with me. T lived just inside the window, while ‘they lived just outside it in a hole im the wall where a brick had been, we camé to know each other very . Mr. Sparrow and his wife Svery inorning, and that T was wilivg morning, at I was willing to share my meal with them. At first I had to put crumbs on the outside ‘} window sill to coax them out of the cozy home, but Nett fourth day they were there on the sill chirping a greeting and fluttering their wings eagerly. ‘Then the eggs came and Mr. Spar- row—attentive lover that he was— its of bread to Mrs, at all fluffed out on 88 It was when there were four hungry Mouths in the nest, where the four row began wearying of fi He would leave the nest, their four screaming babies and ri turn without bringing them a single morsel, And everybody knows how babies look forward to their: daddy bringing them something very ‘nice. This went on for a little while, w one day (it was raining hard, too,) he came back to find mother bird perched on the very tip edge of the nest and refusing to let him in. With the help of her wings she leaned way out and screamea and pecked at him every time he came near. Mr. Spar- row seemed to understand, Off he went and back he came bringing a nice fat worm, which he gave up as the price of admission to his own home. Next day ft was the same. Mrs. Sparrow met him at the door and, seeing that he had again come home empty-billed, scolded and drove him off.. This went on until the fledglings were jearned in procuring their own food and how otherwise to take care af themselves. One would think that Mr. Sparrow would have found himself a less ex- acting mate next year. But, to our surprise the following spring found the same two in the same home liv- ing in the same way. Tt was three years ago that the couple first came to live in our house 50% O—Silk Dresses—50% Olt 1500 Dresses Reduced to Exactly ONE-HALF THEIR FORMER PRICES! $40,009 Worth o1 Dresses tor $20,000 Advertised in New York World for $26.95 Reduced one-half Now $13.50 Advertised in New York Tribune for $26.95 Reduced one-half Now $13.50 $27 and $30 Silk Taffeta Dresses Now $13.50 Sale of Over 400 Coats for Summer Wear at One-Half Their Former Selling Prices This sale includes both long and sport coats, in the popular ma- terials, including Velours, P in all the latest styles. “Compl light weight co. y for chilly evenings. Many as low as $10. erges, Silvertones and Bolivias, > your Summer wardrobe with a Some as high as $40, ALL MATERIALS—ALL SIZES—ALL COLORS No Mail Orders, C. O. D.’s, Refunds or Exchanges HAMILTON GARMENT CO. # AVENUE sisr'vt. rend ters | ei s.Now 37.50 Sass Gene, 920 ca.Now 49.50 FURNISHINGS SACRIFICED: Regularly were and stole some from the f fairy, Golden Rose, So they elected Pale Lily for Queen, She proved to nee . HOW TO JOIN THE KLUB AND NOW | OBTAIN YOUR PIN. | E. & W. and Arrow Collar: Athletic Underwear . Arrow and Metric Sh Notaseme Silk Half Hose. Notaseme Lisle Half Hose ” roe ye tae Ipswich Black Half Hose. sessuns enanibate, "Bach sooeiber’ is reeeentsd Fownes Silk Gloves... “inva alver ery Kiub Pin and ‘member certificate COUPON NO, 627 ARRAAAAAR RAR Sv AAD The Store is closed at 5 P. M. daily GB. Altman & Cn. MADISON AVENUE - FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street TwoSr ecial Pre-holiday Sales to begin to-morrow (Friday) both of which will offer very unusual values Women’s Silk Sports Suits of extremely fine quality; sizes 34 to 44 exceptionally priced at $48.00 These Suits are variously modeled in pongee, paulette and tricolette. For smart out-door wear—at the Summer resort, the country club, the race-track or the tennis match—they are unexcelled. Style, material and worke manship are all that they should be. (This Sale on the Third Floor) Women’s and Misses’ Banded Straw Sailor Hats extraordinarily low-priced at $3.90 These Hats are eminently desirable as to style and quality, and the finish—in which is included banding and lining— is unusually good. ‘The collection embraces blacks, whites, browns, navy blues and two-tone combinations, The straws are pineapple, sennit and others. BONWIT TELLER. &,CO FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET OFFER FOR FRIDAY A Choice Collection of HAND MADE BILOUSES of their own Design 7.50 At This Moderate Price These Blouses Present Exceptional Values Dainty and delicate in design and execution, these blouses are developed in white voile and batiste in many diversified treatments; hand drawn work, tuckings, Valenciennes lace decorations and French hand embroidered dots. Other Hand Made Blouses in an Ensemble of Charming Versions 10.00 to 95.00 These blouses have their origin in Paris and the private workrooms of this shop and typify a rare artistry in design and treatment and a fineness of needlework Odd lots of sample rugs of which we have but few im stock, also manufacturer’s samples of discontinued lines. All must go to make room for our Summer stock. Those who grasp this opportunity will secure rugs really worth while at a ridiculously low price. 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