The evening world. Newspaper, March 1, 1921, Page 11

Te nee pat ae aha Ney a oes THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAROH 1, Stern Brothers West 42nd St. (Between Fifth end Sixth Avenues) West 43rd St. The Evening World's Kiddie Klub Korner Comrright, 181, by he Fee Pubtiehing On, (ihe Mew York Rrening Westd.) Conducted by Eleanor Schorer ! Woodland Wonder Tales By Cousin’ Biseb Gr No. 19—Pollykin Meets a Strange Fellow. 66 DILLY, Billy Brighteyes,” called B Pollykin, She was in the -forest—at their trysting Dlace\-hoping to see her little squir- rel friend, The answer came in the “trackling of icy branches near by. “He's coming," she said aloud, and @quatting, she held out a gut for him to sve us soon as he came through the brush. “He's walking very slowly, Poor Billy must be hurt.” This was the thought in Pollykin’s head as she waited and listened to the slow crackling sounds, ‘Come Billy, Billy,” she called to encourage him and let him know that she Was waiting, but the movement in the brush did not quicken, Mr. Unk Wunk, the porcupine, ambled out, COMMENCING TO-MORROW MORNING: Final Reduction Sale 400 MEN'S SUITS $34.50 This extraordinarily low price is no criterion whatsoever of the superior quality fabrics and expert workmanship embodied in these high grade KIRSCHBAUM Clothes. The assortment comprises Finished Worsteds, Unfinished Worsteds, Serges, Cheviots, Pencil Stripes—the majority of which are in weights suitable for all year round wear. Mr. Unk Wump Ambled Out numbers in rotation, muat de saved ’ for cach new member and mailed, to- “Oh,” cried Pollykin, @ little star-| gether with a letter telling the name, dled at the sight of this ugly creature bad ny address of bee new aac ber wit r ibe a Bho an name, age, addresx and cer- th his briviling spines, She bad | (Tego number of the kiddie, who ta expected a pretty fluff ball of a sray| to receipe the pennant, New mombers squirrel in bis warm winter coat, 80] who bring four other new members to behold old Unk Wunk was some-| into the Klub at the same time as they What shocking. send their own application are also Unk Wunk, the porcupine, saw] counted as pennant winners. Poliykin too, but he showed no sur- prise or eyen interest; he did not slacken his pace nor did he move any| my Kiddie Klub pin and I am proud faster, but just plowed straight| to become a member of the Kiddie Dear Cousin Bieanor; 1 roovived 1921, West Thirty-fourth Street—New York (Sale at AU Three Stores)... BROOKLYN—Fulton near Hoyt... - Your Unrestricted Choice .NBWARK—Broad and We Port. Any Winter Coat in House Whether Formerly Priced $55, $85 to $115 ‘30 Magnificently Trimmed with Furs Your unrestricted choice to-morrow of any Winter coat remaining in stock— regardless of all former costs and prices. Including many of the outstanding style successes of the season—of Bolivia, Suede and Wool Veleur, Silk Plush, Silvertone, Frost Glow, Llama. Belted coats, cape-coats and wraps. Silk Lined, Plain, to Wear, With Your Own Furs, or With Large, Genuine Fur Collars of Australian Opossum, Natural Raccoon, French Sealine and Nutria. ahead without look'ng right or left.| Klub. [ will do all I can for the The hollow spines on his back clat-| Kiddie Klub, My sister is going to tered together keop'ng ti ue with h’a! send in her coupons to-day, as she galt. What a belligerent fellow he will like to become a member in the was. He seemed to be making| Kiddie Kiub. We will both try our Straight (or Pollykin as if his one in- | best to please our cousine. "We hope tention Was to pun her down or walk] to meet you some day and become sh hei, She was just the] acquainted, Thanking yon for send- frightened. liykin had|ing me my pin and best wishes to néver met a porcupine before. Per-| all my cousins. haps if she moved to one side Mr.| FANNIE FEMNBEDRG, Porcupine would pursue her. Per-| N. ¥. haps he meant to st a —A diversity of patterns and color tones. —Single and Double-breasteds. —Regulars, Stouts, Shorts and Longs. Brooklyn, her with the} ~ — <= — hundreds of sharp weapons which ho | ganna 6, earried on hia back and sides. | $ HOW TO JOIN THE CLUB AND As we said, Polly was not wu quainted with Mr. Porcupine or his OBTAIN YOUR PIN. ways. If she had been she ‘would have known that there wae no such intention in his head. ‘To be sure Unk Wunk would not have swerved | one inch from his path if Pollykin had stood still, He would probably have butted her and very likely some of his spines would have stugk In her legs. This would have been paln- ful to say the least, Unk Wunk did not wish to hurt Pollykin, nor did he wish not to hurt 7 her, he just didn't care. She was in hia road and he did not mean to step aside for her, but should she step aside he would not follow, Step Full Dress or Tuxedo Coat and Trousers sPeciAL at $45.00 A slight charge will be made for alterations. aside Polly did, with something of terror in her eyes, and Unk Wunk None For Other passed slowly on wiln no expression at all in his. Sent N “Could HE have killed Billy Bright- Gimbel News eyes with those long sharp swords c.0.D. ho carried?” Pollykin wondered Next Story: Billy Brigh of Bonny Bobt S2ap STREET - BROADWAY ~33np STREET NEW YORK CITY Thinks Deat Cousin Eleanor: While I was ill some time ago I wrote a story called “The Twins.” Shall I send it in? I usually get A in my compo- sitions in school, and the funny thing is that I only have to get a start, and I won't have to think any more, be- cause my pen seems to know just what to write without my doing any! extra thinking. Your loyal cousin, HILDDGARD GOTTSCHALK. ~My dear Qousin Hildegard: Please do. send me your story. I should like te read it, You are a very fortunate, little girl to have tings come to you! ao easily. GOUSIN ELEANOR. | Dear Cousin Eleanor: I received) my pin and membership certificate. | 1 am very proud of my pin and have Bhowed it to all of my friends. They| ail said they thought that the Kiddie | Kiwb is a grand thing and all want) to Kecome members, I will try to be} a loyal Klub member and will take! part in all the contests I possibly tan, I think that every girl who has a chance to join the Evening World's Kiddie Klub ought to do it. It is so moch fun. Will you please tell_me how I can win @ pennant? Your cousin, WINIFRED ALLDG, North Beach, LL To win a pennant it is necessary for a member to bring fi 0 members into the Klub. 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