The evening world. Newspaper, April 5, 1921, Page 15

Ne THE -EVENING _WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 5, beetle fall to the ground. They flew down together to devour it, but, in- | stead of dividing the prey, they fell to | fighting, each thinking that he could | | drive the other away, and then have the beetle all to himself. Now the begtle was only slightly stunned by \his fall, but as beetles will, Le lay Conducted by Eleanor Schorer still on’ his back as though ‘he were | if dead, When he saw the sparrows fly ‘\W dl W ] | down after him in such haste he| oo an onder ALSS |ryousne nis time nad surely come. ut when he saw that they were) By Cousin Eleanor belting over him, he quickly turned | himself over and fle way Billy Brighteyes Has a) 1D, LAS Hard Dey. Retold by HAROLD LAMENDORF, HBS ere woodlan | ° Wo. 34 Aged 10, New York City APRIL CONTEST Subject: The Kiddie Klub's Birth- day. Ten awards of $1 each wil given the ten Kiddie Klub me aged from six to fifteen inc who ser in the beet essays The Kiddie Kiub's Birth poems on “ Brighte day." tin the r poems’ must ty, m J and the| spt help| now thing! grow thie tin year On 1 trynmea down ali the At 1 could find, | f and here are jozen new ones My, my, my He nipped the smail off (he sprouting, buried nuts, Billy! ‘What's the frown It was Bobbity Bobtail, | Cee | Bonny Bobtail’s h who had et | ae come through the r WINNER. run “Tvs about the 1 I vuried last] woman, Bonny,” he re- Seven Year Class fall, They are co’ appreciation ‘This is my suggestion for a Kiddie | wpotled for eating: spr t mart enough to keep!Klub contest: Let the members| takes #0 ¢ tite to-4 you busy, T'd make you «ftp a pace|draw a picture of a country house | akes so much time to Keep them|i¢T were she, they would like to own from growing that I ean hardly get @| “Well, it happens that you are not| _¢ XHEN STROTHMANN, New Ms “Ww Mit abe i and I must say that I am not sorry | York City | ahity in surprige. for it.’ Nothing could r B | Ones bity mad; WOW TO JOIN THE CLUB AND} | OBTAIN YOUR PIN. “We're building a home ing a few little boys and slow gait, calling back ov: der, “Sorry I must be going. Don't work too hard.” And he left Billy Brighteyes in a not much better mood than the one in which he had found him »w your chest out to me fe have more young ones Brcchas Rworid "lage. Khun ac our place in a year than 5 have in ten. and you don't Next Story:Billy Brighteyes and His me making a time about it, do ye Cousin, Slim. but I notice work enough for two. tartly Bobbity was not feazed ke this, t Bonny said Billy| The Quarrelsome Sparrows. One day two sparrows be pened at the same time to _se COUPON 756. highest skill. heels. vous system. Just right Beware of Tender Gums Unhealthy soil kills the best of wheat. Unhealth kill the best of teeth. To keep the teeth soun: Eeep the ms well. Watch for tender ie bleeding This is a symptom of Pyorrhea, which afflicts ur rou of five people over forty. Pyorrhea menaces the body as well as the teeth. 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The value of rubber for any special use depends entirely upon the method of ‘‘compounding.”” To make rubber that is right for heels requires the In an In other articles Ordinary rubber heels are often hard and “dead.” . They are little better than old-fashioned leather Every step you take with rubber heels that are hard acts as a hammer-blow to the delicate ner- The jolts and jars of walking on hard heels are a constant drain on your energy. The average person takes 8,000 steps a day—suffers 8,000 daily shocks. O’Sullivan’s Heels are specially made to eliminate this source of fatigue. \ Rubber that absorbs the jolts and jars of walking To secure the resiliency, the springiness of O’Sullivan’s Heels, the highest grades of rubber are blended by a special formula. With this blend of live, springy rubber are “compounded” the best toughen- ing agents known. The compound is then ‘“‘cured” or baked under high pressure. 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