The evening world. Newspaper, November 15, 1921, Page 18

1 | Owns, HOW TO JOIN THE KLUB. CUT OUT THIS COUPON. be The Evening World’s Kiddie Klub Korner (Geeta, ONL, ty tho Fram Pubtishing On, (The New York Brening Wold) Conducted by Eleanor Schorer Woodland Wonder Tales By Cousin Eleanor No. 77—Chippie Misjudges | | ‘members aati 2 Ei pac | Sanh ive ows kha Phe emberany COUPON 865. wonderful dive m #0 mean to him, but soon he learned t ; tively eniataken. . land will let you have them, Oli, yes, low entirely mistaken he wat Cousin we were up to seo “Hans i Tabetha’s Motive. In truth ‘Tabetha was abroad on the land Gretel” and thought it was won 4 ity chipmunk who baa |e’, sweetest errand —tmaginable, | Gertut oo Bete vALGNA t BS ;| What do vou suppose it was? | Do you know that mother brovght ha h ich © —- dejl, but Wan not Kelocted? One in the last few days. Ever since) The Kiddie Kiub of our little cousins was chosen and| Hallowe! when Tabetha. Pollykin’s| 1 love the Klub I beiong to, she is the sweetest little kidd e sc q oa Pounced upon him, Chippie! with its banners of gold and blue,jever saw, so he luck to ber, | bad been keeping close to the nest In} pie aciddie Kiub members are gay: | Mother would lite thank 8. 4 the hemlock tree where le was stay r Se TRUE Trias oom Waddell through yeu if sou don't} ing as Billy Brighteyes's guest. Every SARE Tre ENS Kidd »|mind for } kindness last nigh day some one was sure to come i the a Woe just love hee and img about his health: even squirrel |, ms MLE ace ord it Syivia would lit folk who had never met him, called | OPPst pl hs lessons. to inquire. So Chippie became ac- ; _ ate ‘ Phinking ian for the eneck quainted with dozens and hundreds of [| LETTERS FROM COUSINS. oyitl cous a = Woodland people, almost all of whom eet a DOROTIY GANDE New | liked him and c to visit again. 1t;Dear Cousin Bleanor York City ; was all very flattering and Chippie| 1 want to tin you since: FOP ssaaw coun leata i reveled in it. sending me a cheek. It was the first i ‘ th . i ii But he was beginning to feel rest-) 46 1 have won since the Klub fi eo orn tr 1 have |. lene of late, The truth was that hel Mirted, vers "news 16 te t was too well to any longer enjoy sit- Lin d to write to you lon; of th ting about chatting, he wanted to get) @yair Anoe: Bib sonvetiines ahose @@t and run and leap in the sun of! and tor pee sib pain, he really did not care whic “te were to Starlight Park tie ‘The day dawned misty and summer ad the lady who amd the rain came dripping dropping j andy with sou i grou from the ®! It pattered down on | hands with se your 1 the oy. leaves and okt ae at the Hidden Trt atre becu had | wonderinl time And her satd she | city ghown bright and plue like the face da such a jolly time since the ¢ POS Gf the smiling, sunny sky, this day son’ next ft Was a dull siaty gray, It loc We snapped a few pictures of that eweethea:t angry like the heavy clouds it re- fected. : © Chippie, though, was ever so gay. ing and leaping m ly from @eratch on his back had ceased to emart, it was quite healed but the Memory of the way Tabetha had leaped upon him still remained vy vid im the little chipmunks mind hape that is the jon wiry when saw a big gray creature slinking along the edge of the meadow. he been alarmed, looked more closely and dis covered, who do you suppose? his enemy, the very same Tabetha Stealthily Chippie followed Tabetha ? to see What she was about He felt) f very like a policeman. He was sure that Tabby meant no good; so he hal t to catch t Mother answered \ the Blue Jaj in no time 0 | Would leave on Aug. 1). t woodiand might know of | pi \ ly wale until Chae d. perfectly natural for Ch ipp 7 the day this way about Tabeth: CONTEST WINNER. Twelve Year Class, |What | Did With My Spare Time } One day I had nothing to do so 1 {sat down and began to yead. It was 1 think it was Aug. & A few minutes later mother came in and said: “E have gould news for | It was a letter from m) nviting {us to spend a few we with her rlington, which is every ni | OCTOBER AWARD a very hot day, you aunt he Hippodrome! ¢HE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1921. Journey was a long one; it took six | copied, and the contestants must not |RAIL STRIKE RIOTS IN ITALY. hours pt help from others. When we ou une A note from the parents teweher} x ke | took us to Arlington in automo- | of the snede ig the deawing or; ROME, Nov, 15 (Associated Press), bil "e had such good times, Every | composition iginai must accom-|—The Washington Conference has TigHe eT I: oy rey a | pany each Nati | been completel y ove hadowed by the tin my history T aaw in Bos! i saw anor, New Y eur ne esday, some 0 lithe postick che rookie Ww Wel 62 Park. Row, |ROWsPApers appeared. | They prin ton vee, Lita the aw ee aed |New. Ie ete | pages regarding the strike nd the Il Ravateca OY is “ole be ee Ss |tioting between the Fascisti and through, Ht id the Communists. hid I saw 0 many things that 1 cannot | cyispens Dew John Hancock: once from Washington concerning the Arms Conference, but these were nut | given any great display, None of tho jorgans commented on the American | proposals, 4 Sheriff Stop Goll- and Bootle |#top to write all of them. T waa ther eemed ever ly two weeks, but it jong. That is what time last summer. Paria Asbur) or TAUN, Bronx. Tn Men i public life were veluotant rine’ to demand to-day to express an opinion con- HONORA Sunday golf, a corning Secretary Hughes's project enforce because the ‘ull text of his address Mary Paxton, Wood Vootiegging snd ‘red| has not arvived. The versions, re- Ph Arkow, Brookiy . | house: t of is lecived vary tn detain ing od N J Evely oom, | rr iletrick a tg one y ) | A Hee doe | we Braet end bt wii, Railroad trains are running irreg- | Beoviiyns Mildred Barry, Bronx, fad tho dewanda i warty. NOVEMBER CONTEST. " j Subject: What | Want to Be When | Grow Up. | ‘Pex awards of one dol G : Isb d? be Aang tie cada oing to Carlsbad ? members, aged six to sift ©. wh 1 the hes Ms we east oar: i ree 1 Wan If you cannot go. Carlsbad is coming to | ‘Phe drawings of esaays muat fot you. The genuine imported Carlsbad Salt can be had again at every Drug | HOW TO GET A NEW PIN. Store. It is Nature’s Remedy for Con- In order to get a new Ki stipation, Liver and Kidney diseases, Klub pin you must save Rheumatism, etc. Insist on the genuine, Sx coupons, tion numbered int and send th take no substitute. m to Cousin 3 The Evening World's New. York, Gite together: will Carlsbad Product Co. F giving sour name, ad dress, age and certificate nun Agents he ; A new certificate can be 90 West St., New York obtained in the same way. guanine ourney Th A e @ and pneumonia in his system = * DO YOU KNOW? but still he waited—waited—waited that every cold ta until, of course, the inevitable happened dangerous * od aa Ad Lg that mos! fate? vivesse | Haye YOU a ing? For WHAT? that @ conmon cold is the frat sign of avoh When neglected, a cold is an open invitation to dread diseases a8 scarlet fever, measies, diph- thera, bronchitts, Pioene cations bere “osie—all of tehieh | that comes first—if it is only heeded bei pie intent | Healache, sneezes, clogged nostrils, a slight ane headache | 1¢ver—then the cold germs attack and destroy o ae er the mucous lining of stomach, intestines, and that the reai danger of| ait passages, and a cough de s. $ sleet Cotas: nak P 4 and a cough (levelops. It gocs | all tts the dante Successful treatment of a cold re three 1 do t nd the +, 7 quire: nxe Se face a Ate | things: first, immediate destruction of the cold Liens, vour liver, yorr| germs that have saturated every part of the aid blood \exsels ystem; even you j have started to develop; third, immediate as- that more than 10,000| sistance to the body to return to a normal, New Yorkers went to healthy condition, Rate Ole a tort There is absolutely no use to d a cough while "e\Jeaving the cold germs at work in the tem; not the DO use to treat a cold while leaving the germs 0! “doctor of more dangerous discases to multiply; no use He tn ue hee the body with a low power of tance, ache, constipetion, with | 40. that one cold follows another, with the patent eyrips,. viotent | lange” of serious illness always pre-ent Mves and heart de-| Creofos is the only prescription whic! ) pressants, while leaving | kills the cold and complicating germs, 4 - the cold exriis at wors | mediately increases the bod ver t fs pour system to ve- } . ‘ Power to vesist infect yor again. and | further infection. It is an 1 powerfully effective yet 0 High ae op had) non-irritating to the human body, bu pronta before ire, certain destruction to germs ' ‘e damage has | Creofos flows with the blood str pers done—and fo absa-| veaches every part of the budy. ata taecdae jinfluenza germs-—pneumonia germs—none sur- ivive t action of Creofos. Creofos is an ethical, scientific prescription, guaranteed in every ve spect, and las long neen used in the great city hospitals and by noted cians for the germ diseases of adults, children, infants and invalids. information will one doy save your life. fool there was chronic bronchitis, to the germs of influenza, pneumonia, tuberculosis. seem to strike like lightning, reality there is plenty of warning in the cold deeper—the bronchial tubes become affected— i, is only one step to broncho-pneumonia and too often, death. nose and | Preventable! second, your nerves ang | RerMS Of influenza, pneumonia and so on, which ? ar it has been mate available to the public in ™ —knew that a cold was dangerous that he was “ron condition —knew down" ina —knew that there was danger of infection by pneumonia germs —knew that Creofos would quickly kill the germs of colds, influenza These serious compli- but in Unnecessary! Useless! immediate destruction of the ponse to the \ aii EFORE the advent of the telegraph, signalling and safety methods on American railroads were pic- great demand for this timely preventive of the germ infections that kit hundreds of thousands each year. Creofos is now sold by the better druggists in convenient household packages: the liquid Creofor, $1. per bottle; Creofos Capsules, $1.90 per box; Creofos with Sulphu use in coughs, per bottle <A little of it goes a long » economical] because it never fails. A REMINDER AND A WARNING 3 According to Health Department records, more than ten thousand New At the start their than yours may ad it been given Yourke: colds died last year becaure of neglected colds. ceered no worse than the ordina Creofos would have saved their hen ic was needed, Will you give up? That mueh is strictly up to you! Delson Laboratories. in Brooklyn Why People With Weak Nerves and Thin Blood So Often Fail in Life and are Trampled Down by Strong, Keen, Red-Blooded Men with Nerves of Steel. the t that chance, or will you Because the nation knew their ! quality—a band of counterfeiters tried to copy them HEY copied the shape, the size, the lettering, thinking to profit by a nation-wide demand. But the counterfeiters (whom we discovered last month in Bridgeport, Conn.) didn’t realize that the secret of O’Sullivan’s leadership is something deeper \ than appearance. It lies in the hidden elasticity, | which protects you from the dangers of fatigue. Protection—that’s what counts. Unless your heels are true elastic cushions—tough, live, springy—they can never absorb the 8,000 daily shocks that rob you of nervous energy. i O’Sullivan’s Heels are first and foremost clastic ' shock-absorbers, and—the famous O'Sullivan Com- bid pound can’t be copied! } ' Don't let indifference rob you of proper protection. } The counterfeit heels are confiscated now, but the lesson Temains. With fifty different brands of rubber heels on the market, it’s important for you to order O’Sulli- van’s by name. Don’t say just ‘‘rubber heels’’—say ‘‘O’Sullivan’s”! O’Sullivan’s Heels Pea RS EFA (rhe Absorb the shocks that tire you out } turesque but primitive. Trains sometimes spent weary hours waiting to pass on appointed sidings. Pro- tected only by men with flags, they often “ran curves” and did not hesitate to approach each other head on. There were no air-brakes, no bell ropes, no semaphores. Back in 1834, small bonfires on flat cars in front of the locomotives served as headlights on a certain Southern road. Contrast these methods with the present-day safety equipment of the Lackawanna Railroad. Automatic block signals of the most efficient type safeguard every mile of linc between New York and Buffalo; 78 inter- locking towers eliminate cumbersome hand switches; 97 automatic flagmen replace human fallibility atimportant points. Rails and ties are constantly tested and inspected. Such improvements as the Pequest Fill, heaviest piece of railroad construction in the world, and the Tunk- hannock Viaduct, giant among the concrete bridges of the country, have done away with hundreds of danger- ous grade crossings and help to make the Lackawanna truly “Mile for mile the most highly developed railroad in America.” Says PHOEBE SNOW— LACKAWANNA LIMITED CHICAGO LIMITED BUFFALO LIMITED “What joy to feel 4 Bae | Protection Fes Lv.New York 10.004. ~ Ly. New York f jonas While spinni: Ly. Hoboken 10.204.mM, Lv, Hoboken Me | 2 epiuning over Ae Syracuse. Sag PM. Ar. Detroit Ar. Syracuse As rails of steel! ‘An Bufalo, 7.6. Ar. Cleveland Andthaca 7.00Aat By day or ni, Ar, Chicago 8.35... Ar, Chica Ar. Buffalo RL The signal’s right, ‘These'trains stop at Newark, East Orange and Morristown on notice to agent. Upon the Road Hadson Tubes run direct to Lackawanna Terminal at Hoboken from ard Street and nd trom Hudson Terminal, New York,ing minutes, of Anthracite” Broadway, New York,in 17 minut For detailed information telephone B ACKAWANNA \ r aS iT 2 ackawantal Railroad WENDELL P, COLTON ADVERTISING AGENCY, NEW YORK Without strong ner Pagniany, force and courage. You fe our own and_others know that you Trifling things annoy you—this is a sure sign of nerve exhaustion. Some peoplé are born with a very small amount of nervo-vital fluid, be- cause their nerve force has been squan- ves led by their ances- up their nerve force faster than the bedy can mi When your nerve feree beenmes weakened, all the vital organs of your body lose thelr ermal etrength and vigor and ase result, all of alarming symptoms may appear. From the pa ross the hack, ome person thinks he has kidney trouble; another may think his eping is injured beaause of the ten- der epete which may oceur thereon. The Aull Rewcy pain in the lower pect of head to have eas oF nother Insing to cle from high Sloot pres epleamess and nervous irritabilits palpitation and indigestion are very ‘Natur: viger, endurance power are all ereatiy weakened, and in much a condition it Reposition te compete with the man with nerves of When you lack nerve force, there is only one thing that is going to help you—and that is more necwe force, In@cases of nerve scion which your nerve end sare 1 for want of ‘Danderine” Stops Hair Coming Out, also Thickens and Beautifies ft i ik we ye 35-cents buys a bottle of ‘‘Danderine’’ at drug store. After one application you can not find a particle of dandruff or a Besides, every hair shows new life, vigor, brightness, Hurry! Let Danderine save your hair, falling hair, more color and abundance. es you lose your | | vour blood and like the cient supply of nerve nervoorital uid, it ie wotse than foolish to wuste vou time’ taking mere stimulating medicines > nareotie drugs, Your nerve and Deal must have ni more nerve gon must have | For centuries scien nerve food, At last a» remarkable prodnet was brought to the attention of the Paris Academy of physic a form which the brain and iron in Organic iron enriches the nach, and apples and plenty of rich red blood means more nerve force, 00 that Nuxated Iron not only directl? aupplies the important chemical con stituent of aetive living nerve force to nerve and bra it alse. stimu! the blood to manufacture a greatly Increased supply of new nerve force. Over four million people are using Neaated Tron antually. Prom the remarkably bene felal results which it bas produced, the mas facturere fee! so certain of its efficacy that they guarantee satisfactory results to every rehaser or refund your mon jeware of substitutes, Look for the word “Nuxated” on every package. ‘uxated Tren for the blood and nerves is sold by all drug gists, —— Adve