The evening world. Newspaper, March 3, 1921, Page 16

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAROR 3, 1921, is funny fefow! The Indians had | have been to know that Unk Wunk/| Klub, as it gives them pleasure now $ Ww . }| named him that long years ago, ‘and |and Pollykin bad met. He would | aud helps them as they grow older. \ sim, have held bis sides and| By PAUL FOUQUERT, aged four- he Evening orld’s the mame bad stuck “Unk Wank, |inuenta to hear Poliykin wondering |tcon years, Brooklya, N.Y- . . Unk Wunk,” Mr. Porcupine seeme to| whether Unk Wunk, with his brist- —— iddie Klub Korner say aa he trudges heedieasty along,| ling, wardike spines, had been the Wood Creatures. and “Unk Wank” again, while he|cause of Billy Brighteyes’s absence! On, ehe wolf and the bear CPA, OR, We Tae Fem Petting On (ihe Mew York Brntey Wert) gobbles his food. So awhy tar tack | ‘OM the forest. To be eure Mr. Por-| ‘Tried to chase the Ute tare wo in Atheriean history the Indiana be. |cUplne looked dangerous, and he 4i¢) But be was « runner, Conducted by Eleanor Schorer not only took it either; be was dan- Not to be caught by a gunner, gan calting him Unk Wunk and Unk | ge: to f the woodland woods Clair. Wunk ‘be till le to those who know|Feople. ‘To any of the borent folk by UORTENGE G. MILTON. aged an onder ALE § | ms cone. who sought to make a dinner of bim, How amused Billy Brighteyes would | his quilla, eftener than aot, had St 4 By Cousin Eleanor é meant death. But the Poreuping fam- ©. 20.—Mostly About Unk Voo ily le not fond of ment, and acither ee Are the equirrel people, 40 while chere Ww How ene: THE brave AND 4 no Leeper ah teeth ey) the unk. 'AIN YOUR PIN. rays and the Uni unks can tive LU the while VPollykin wae Lay t wea 3 peaceably side by «ide To Billy A y ter ot eof the ‘ars: Brighteyes, Unk Wunk was just a searching the forest for Billy og dy. emer old fellow who never changed Brighteyes, | Billy Brighteyes Comat ia tune. safe inside Farmer Crabb's big, io. 68. Park How, New Next Story: Billy Brighteyes Thinks house. Sea ust tie tout of Bonny Bobtail, Le a mh umes te man 8 it owrectoe e's Socmnstion his roomy cage, Bily Wwored | $ au Seutiaternyeart et an Why | Like the Kiddie Klub, WSS"% “Sitantste Stee the wien ‘who mare ca tower is at the woodland and wondered | } our" Sm = a aes was happening there. He | 3 setae bt of Pollykin, his little blond COUPON 7a. | and decided that she must| — —— neon | him; be missed her dreadfully. | nim to enjoy? Most lkely he did, | ing, could not draw very weil, or be she is out under the KMOttY| Heoause she never did come to visit | write a word in mead or song, have tree where we used to meet,” be/piny Brighteyes without bringing pict det gin te tt tect pat. some dainty for her furry little friend. hopes bow te Orie. no re te tubing The children’s club that leads all others is the Kiddie Kiwb, It encour- ages children toward every branch of art. Many of them who, before join- an wnt GDALES TON—ONE BLOCK FROM PARK AVE. Mow. ang Wed. 40 60 ot The Kiddie Klub Korners are very gen B. Mon ~ | We a i Ss was exactly where Poilykin| But what Billy did not know was) nteresting, and many pleasant mo- || Cm : Tue ané Tork. to uM ‘was at that minute. How did Billy | that Pollykin bad met Unk Wunk, the | est jments may be spent reading them. paged parsed oy fi DODGER BROTHER? DEALERS, ——————-# | Simple stories and poems that every Unk Wunk While He Gobbles His |chid can understand are published in|| sod"Whiel ihn slren Coaches Ai Food. them. All children should Join his | L200 wert Com & Fe Tieo feet Did he know, tos, that she 59TH TO 60TH—THIRD TO LEX drought many full round nuts for Porcupine. Unk Wunk; what a funny name for! Player Piano Club Every family without a player piano in its home should take advantage of this very unusual offer. THIS PLAYER PIANO CLUB OFFER is open to any one until the Club Membership is filled. Remember, only 175 of these beautiful Walters Player Pianos, together with the Free Club Privileges, will be offered, and this club offer will close just as soon as the required number of families have joined.. Re- member, you are not compelled to pay cash; our special arrangement of eusy pay- ments allows you two full years in which to pay for the player. No red tape, no special club dues. Don’t delay joining this club. 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