The evening world. Newspaper, November 23, 1920, Page 27

amen THE EE RN el EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 73, 1970, '' Street in front of a dirty old house | BO NEAR AND THANKSGIVING DAY. FE hear of the day that is beat We do, yes, we do, we do. Of Thanksgiving Day, with its feast- ing und its cheers. That's true, very true, quite true, That laughter and song and many a game ‘That young folks and old all play. ‘Andhen comes the turkey, best of all the feast ‘That crowns our Thanksgiving Day. ‘The hoys f ld China love the New Year's Day. They do, yes, they do, they do, jove their tusala pain and Japan they sa ever a day in the whole happy ear The Evening World's || \Kiddie Klub Korner Copyright, 1920, by the Pre Publishing Co, (The New York Kventng World), an ———}Condueted by. Eleanor Schoer-——— Drawn by Edgar Powel, Aged Fifteen. and} and they went in. Gladys nearly fell over. There was an old lady with a shawl on, with five children, very thin, holding on Mrs. Roberts for coal Ad put started a fire Nf with the coal, in the sent the wo and then oper Apron on soon Louis Next she went sleigh end YET is brought in a basket which contained AAP all meat, veretables and fruit, When the fire was well up Mrs, Roberts made a good diner, ‘After dinner was over Mra, Rober®s opened the sitehel and gave them to |the woman with bill, All this | while the woman had not said a word but had d on -in astonishment spoke "I did not know th ich good people on this earth and now life is worth living. 1 aid notcare for myself, but for the children’ T thank you very much, Loula and May will go to your house and help you every day.” “Goodby,” sald M Roberts, ‘To-morrow you will re ve three tons of ¢ ie “Goodh aid the woman, thank very much.” That night ya kneeled down to pray A God for the happiest day Se Wean Anv Yer Se Fan. =LLE MERTENS, aged Thankegiving Day. Thanksgiving Day Is here With all its joy and cheer, All its goodies, Inughter, feasting, And to us it is very dear. A Happy Thanksgiving for All. Tt was a cold, snowy day on Thanksgiving and Gladys Roberts | We may be visited by a blizzard, was on her why to church. In her| Maybe rain or snow. hand she held a slip of paper on| Put Wh which was written the things she had | As lone to be thankful for, rize was he given t nding in th best list on Was Ov the pastor § s Roberts hi won the pri hout the thin, | By 1S! ten The Thanksgiving Fairies. for ¥ Tt was Thanksgiving Day and there on her list one cannot live and be} was a boy ed Aaron. Now Aaron happy. was very poor and had no father or “Here is her lst: ‘Tam thankful for|mother, As he was walking in the mother, father, hands, legs and God.|snow he sald to himself, “I wish I tam thankful that I can hear, see,|had a father ahd a mother and a ‘ and that I have enough to eat, «ister to play with.” He forgot about keep me warm.’ Here js/his hunger and said, ' It was a book and just then he five jadys wanted, "Elsi fi dinner Mrs. Roberts told her to get dressed and gave Gladys a| stopped and said, “Turn around, turn hel to carry. Then they went|nround." He turned around and what and off they flew. Mrs,|do you think he saw? Thousands of © horse at Vesey le dancing up and dc saw {around him, I buy over 400 ends of materials that were meant to produce $40 to $45 values. These lengths are suffi- cient for 3-piece suits; some are over- coat lengths, others suit and extra trousers, and consist of fancy wor- steds, herringbones, tweeds, blues and blacks that come up to from 14 to 16 ounces in weight, My price, irrespec- tive of your size, suit or overcoat to order, including Extra Trousers ~ Uncalled-for Suits Ready to Wear ber of unclaimed suits on hand, ready to put on, to go at prices as low aS..eee6 0 VERCOAT---HEADQUARTERS READY TO WEAR A home, too,” queer little They were dancing around and He was getting warmer und warmer and at last the five men FREE..........05+ . | 9* | OVERCOATS made by me during this past dull season, in my own daylight work- rooms, on sale at a price as low aS. ..-..-..5 S. HENRY ADLER 3 CHURCH STREET 118 NASSAU STREET Between Beekman and Ann Strects BROOKLYN: 44 FLATBUSH AV. nevins se Open Evenings 186 Daylight Workrooms, 505 State St., Brooklyn, N. Y. ‘10 Near Liberty St. NEWARK, N. J.: MARKET STREET then he saw them changing into | fairies. One had a crown on her head. Aaron did not know that she was Queen of the fairies, She paid, “You may have five wishes, Aaron did not know what to say, but the Queen said, “Quick, for we have other thing: * He began to say, “I wish J had a father.” “One said the fairies, “A mother.” wishes.” “A sister.” AML obiidrea ty “A home.” "Four wWrae ueae should follow me.” ih a lver ary lub Win anit and with that the fairies vanishes. He | } ~rtifioae. saw one fairy, who called, “Your COUPON 702. wishes are granted.” + ISIDORE KORN, New York, aged | nine. | THE PILGRIMS. | Three haundred y ” THE LANDING OF THE PILGRIMS. | In the year of | ae A band of men ¢ rs pver here, There number was 1 They la nout "4 banks. Schwartz, aged 9. A THANKSGIVING LONG AGO. One Thanksgiving a man named John went to get a turkey for dinner He had five children and a wife. He ‘on found a turkey, He had | WS 4 shot it and brought it home, Then | poor. they had a good time, and t her for the turkey. WHERRY, ALIAM TA York City. \ | Tt was the Sunday before Th z and the Sunday ol nning a turkey v and money, Canny Bhar, Miron, chiok De fe Feder, Rum of diag \ HOW TO JOIN THE KLUB AND OBTAIN YOUR PIN. t so many Rock, 1, aged 11, New| BIG THANKSGIVING TURKEY, Rach girl would bring veget SS eter, Rows aod fiom the woods! Cam at sunset syertirday, Gud w riot started Aqguaned 2up to the verrow Atbax', Austr, od. full pufp—suy Aalis sRort! to join his Shooting ane the Camely fo fad! The of aco — but, Bbat always | the Nowe, ed Aooth' | By Thuraday they had a_ turkey | and éyerything needed for a ThXnkes- | wiving dinner. And Lam sure that the family who | wot that dinner was as happy os (he e it to them. KUBSTNER, aged 10, | Brooklyn | Wyo. 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Jonn, his} je «yeat-old brother, ran to the rea nda third boy ran for help. Mra. | aulding beat the bird with a stick She was anved | Spaulding arrived with a The bird had a spread of The two boys were soverely y ite claws. d it attacked Mr. when Aireevery Hat ALL the Camel Cigarette ryppliw Rad been Aurped dw Aromat! Srever heard Auch a howl ax the ukabe outfit sotup! Nixon Store Au Induan-plus- Canuck Sust aouldit bv pacified: ~ — BRaK's been rooting for (Camels Anew November 1945. Says Show Never was Auch Purcootiness, or | dn Cogatté ar Camely provide! (Pete, Brak vs ctt.on Ratt While He row svar on What does Niton de fut Camoe nd dirappear dnto jhe dopiks of Ro dork, dank night! Crowned the Care, ay a Avail duc Fear At 16 ov Gitte way-lack ator where get the foow out of ted and wade fuim Come aeross) with Atoretteoper Hered Pctte a. feand full gets hak fo (nd, nourwe're aoe & mmiok of Raman tundmess aud Cauul Cortolmeut!, We'll get qame' after! 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