The evening world. Newspaper, November 10, 1921, Page 8

a -—- ( ‘ oe SEEN PETE LLIN RTE PT IT \ ” ‘THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1921, The Evening World’s Kiddie Klub Korner Ooporight, W981, by the Pree Publishing Co, (The New Tork Rventag World) Conducted by Eleanor Schorer a 6B T seems meet on Arm ] tell Child-en the story o a sixteen -yc @erved and dica f @mure one day in From the Boston I “If ‘Scotty’ could hav Brookline standing bn growlpg on her forehead. Tearfully| ings or essays on “What I want to Be she gave an account of the accident.| When I Grow Up.” Bob, the Newfoundland dog, who was| The drawings or essays must not be the real cause of Nessa’s troubles, ed and the contestants must not jcame over, half apologetically, and pt help from others. |Meked her hands. In a little while note from the parents or teacher Jeverybody went back to bed. of the sender saying the drawing or | Nessa vowed she would never again | composition 1s original must accom- let ber curiosity run away with hee. |pany each contribution, He> vow lasted as long her Write NAM i, ADDRESS and brplses, CPRTIFICATE NUMBDR distinctly, By bVELYN BERN . age|_ Address Cousin Eleanor, New York thirteen, New York City. | Bvening World, No. 63 Park Row, ~ New York City, OCTOBER CONTEST AWARD a wi WINNER. Ten Year Class. | What I Do With My Spare Time, in my spare time I paste pretty colored postal cards in | made of cloth, then f send them to some poor little child HOW TO JOIN THE KLUB. CUT OUT THIS COUPON, Heginniug Wis any sam- n ot these fhe stars last cven jhave nothing te q ak = Am For WW orlick’ Movrnful notes of , : ‘dot | Get POTIICKS the crisp October air, he wou ave | | wil © suffering % The ORIGINAL mm amazed. If he e et their pain. (1 was ‘i myeelf.) And 1 en Malted Milk k stozies r Korner bridged the 1918, whe mud of Fra by German + wondered What all the “He would have s patriotiam th 5 tof the dead hero.| SYLVIA E. RANDALL, Beechilurst, . nothing that we can say{L. | him, iis glory is tm- ¢ ‘ NOVEMBER CONTEST. a husetts Subject: What | Want to Be When | The “Food-Drink” for All Ages. the State and N ' pate Nile for short oon oe Quick Lunch at Home, Office,ana ds of one do d the ten wil! Nountains, Ask fer HORLICK'S, geen many of b wit men and Women who u and} he a ni Ne members, aged from six to fifteen In- id Imitations ieee, ‘Ho would elusive, Who send in the best draw- war-Avoid & . 18, newsboy \ asked by ber grand- - ——— d a week with her, ladly for she loved r to sp epted hat old-fashioned lady. | In {mother's colonia) mansion | the long sleep that « ie Which held many beauti- | ‘well done. Only the in ns. Very often, in fancy, | glorious death seemed to hover over Nessa ‘med through it, delighting (le many strange things to be nd there ed In per It Was on the first night of he: vist, When all was still, that Nessa shout their wares on st assembled to do hy “Albert E He was sleeping put Il register SUTPTIS the ceremonies, whicli ce the presentation of « commemorating Scotty's « petuity. Washington 4rc a takes longer to cure Sl hacdions down the iilks 4 level tablespoons comstarchy 94 cup butters 1 tea taste-sensation in prunes. Prunes no longer “We can use that spi Mife. There hus never been a all tangled up in her kimona, “Measure Scotty by what got t she would like to explore the ¢ i . out of thie world ind he's poo ine uken chests In the attic, She | i Cesena Morin hams and bacon by the Beers him t er ane deana te in 1889 by Washing- original,unhurried Ferris Sunsweet Prune Cream Pie: One cup Sum 7 ' catered r Jionaire. He were not broken. Thes ton Square residents cess. BUT. sweet Prunes put through coarse sieves $4cup ‘You don’t mean it! ‘I can hardly believe Honalre, He cere ee Ieee anes H for the centennial Y Process. ‘once you chopped walnuts; I cup scalded milk; 2eggs¢ it!’ “Who would think you could get zhis other way of becoming When she finally got up celebration of Wash- } taste that delicious full 14 cup sugar; 1 teaspoon flour; 1 teaspoonful It penne’ G get i Sates a so lth ota cet AA hese abla) Fees meer flavor, you will agree wep Pray sir oli lc ene a ep eK stone of admiration and won: H arch was finghed in | that oldtfashioned meth» eieture, Ald Sunewect PIKE pulpand wal the same surprised key. last she tho of the time @ an into i i . He for ou couinirs celuctantiy ie the room. Bl ee H ods are best. eR ditt stot ie eee Thanks to Sunsweet—to housewives the are fe for he gs of the treasures she had sus 2. M i . ary y . @f moral courage ts ne cen, she descended the stalrs, a lamp 2 go F.A.Ferris & C ise: for custard pie. nation over who heve sent us ingenious reci- ee ey tk Reb agai th apathy wT ee New Yor + Sunsweet Prune Pudding Delmonice: One es—and to the earnest work of our own Wwalts for our na nded across the stars, With a FERRIS HAMS sB ACON Cue Sees Vier bierreet Dees avers iomestic Science Director—there is a new al! history « cvash awoke the household. eg whites; are prosy commonplace thin 8 that begin ch 4 to now d tablespoons s nilla. Put 2¢ 5 i Kmerican I there. at. the “A Little Hi ther in Price-BUT!” Sonswest Prunes» Sie and end with stewed. Prunes have arrived. se, they found ce ding dish. Scald m le boiler; mix Prunes bele n any menu ap. She was tugar and comstarch until well blended; add jong —on any : bump was fast to hot milk and cook fifteen minutes. Pour For dinner-dessert what could be more over the beaten yolks of eggs. Pour custard ‘ pao over prunes. Beat egg whites until stiff; beat airy or enticing than prune charlotte, prune , in gradually 2 tablespoons of sugar; foldim rfait, prune souffle? What could be more remaining sugar; add vanilla, Spread on top pa » Pi i of pudding; bake in slow oven eight minutes. toothsome or substantial than prune cream Lt CLS pie, prune pudding Delmonico, prune layer i Seneven: eee Cen Hire Coee ue nee cake? So you sec t! sa host of surprising Prunes, pitted and rubbed through a coaree : ara = sieve, having one cup of prune pulp. Add % pel that you can a prunes: easpoon cinnamon, | tnbeaten white of egg} 5 Ucupot cigar: Best wih a wile eee Benet Lhe DUaded pido! } el consistancy Ot WIupped crea, xu Ask your grocer for Sunsweet Prunes and fishes two-thirds full and pile sweeten > | Shipped cresea au soa) Grralih wal ehery) see that you get them; then you’ ll be sure of having a// your prune recipes turn out well. 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