The evening world. Newspaper, April 13, 1922, Page 9

‘ARE YOU THE EASTER RABBIT?’ Billy Brighteyes. ‘‘Well, you may g0 care of your brother,’ he teased. But Eena, ehorused. The Evening World’s ening World's | Kiddie Klub Korner Copyright, 1022. (How Tork Brening World) iy Crem Puttiching On Conducted by Eleanor Schorer Woodland Wonder Tales By Cousin Eleanor T surely was odd to see Mo Bright- Meena and Mina took him seriously. eyes limping about with his fore- foot in a bandage. All the squir- rel girls felt sorry for him, but all the other squirrel boys laughed at Mo and Billy Brighteyes, Mo's daddy, winked slyly to himself and thought {t quite a joke, but he had promised Pollykin, the little blond girl, that the bandage would be left on, and Billy Brighteyes's word was good. “Daddy, may we go and play with the seven Bobtail children?" asked Eena. “My dears, why do you seek such company?" asked Billy Brighteyes. “Surely there is nothing to be learned from the Bobtails. They're as stupid as rabbits.”’ “We're not expected to learn any- thing this week,’ said Meena, It's vacation.” “True enough, true enough," said if you will, and be sure to take good “We will,” they “Give me your hané, Xv," sald Eena. “T won't,”’ said Mo. “Daddy said you should,”’ Eena in- sisted. “I'll stay at home first,"’ he decided. “Then stay,’’ and off went Eena, Meena and Mina to call on their seve; Bobtail playmates. But their brother Mo was in no mood to “‘stay.’* He was not going to be cheated out of his visit to the rabbit family. Mo Brighteyes loved to go there. The Bobtail hoys were #0 dull and slow in comparison with him that he was sure of having a heap of fun with them, No sooner were Eena, Meena and Mina out of sight around the bend in the road than Mo was off in the same direc- tion. He kept far enough behind for them ot to be seen, you may be sure. ‘Suppoge some of the fellows should catch his sister leading him by the hand! What a joshing he would get; and Mo Brighteyes had no intention ]|in amazement. * of letting himself in for a joshing. So Mo Brighteye: dozen trees behind them when Eena, Meena and Min: home in the briers. was about half a] son of the ye ached the Bobtail] Eena Brighte called Eena. * called Meena. * called Mina. But no answer came, All was still within the Bobtail brierbush. “Cher-r-r-r-r-r-r, Cher-r-r-r- called Mi -r-r, Cher-r-r-r-r-r,"" “Cher-r-r-r-r-r-r, Cher-r-r-r-r-r,"* called Kena, and this brought a wig- gly white nose to the door. “Can it be those bothersome Bright- eyes children?’ asked Bobbity Bob- tail, the papa rabbit. Eena, Meena and Mina were so surprised that they could find nothing to say, and Bob- bity went on. “Gracious goodness! some children have no bringing up. Think of not knowing any better than to call on a rabbit at a time like this! My! My! My!"" And Bobbity shook his head Why, don't you know it is Easter time and the busiest sea- ‘Are you the Easter bunny?" 8. “Well now, what a question!" asked said THE EVENING WORLD, Bobbity Bobtail without really an- swering Eona's question. “I thought the Raster Bunny was all white from his nose to his tail," id Meena. ‘You are more brown than whil “What a rude little girl you are,’’ Bobbity exclaimed, his nose wiggling disdainfully. “And where are all the eggs you are going to bring to children?” Mina wanted to know. I do not see them." Here Bobbity Bobtail retired into his hole without answering, and Mo Brighteyes turned and ran home as fast as any squirrel with a bandaged foot had ever run since the time the squirrel world began. When Eena, Meena and Mina reached the nest their brother was already in the top of his favorite beech tree nipping off and feasting on the tiny buds. ‘Did you have a nice time at the Bobtails?"’ he asked his sisters. “Very nice,’ they fibbed. ‘‘Aren't you sorry you didn’t come, after all?" “Not a bit,'’ he answered, ‘‘Not a bit. I know better than to visit a rabbit family at Easter, the very busiest time of the year.’ Then he went on feasting and immensely en- joying the joke on his three sisters, who felt an awed respect for what they thought was his greater wisdom. Dear Kiddie Kins: Don't miss the Easter number of the Kiddie Klub Korner next Satur- day. It is going to be two or three times bigger than it has ever been and in it will be several new features that you will more than enjoy. COUSIN ELEANOR. MARCH CONTEST AWARD WIN- NER. Twelve-Year Class. “What 1 Do to Help My City.” The way I help my city ts by not destroying city property in parks, museums and elsewhere; not throw- ing rubbish in the streets and thus avoiding extra cleaning; sneezing and coughing into my handkerchief and thus helping to keep my city healthy and also practising fire prevention and avoiding large fire losses. I also help my city by speaking well of it to visitors. By Dorothy Jackson, Bronx. HONORABLE MENTION. Hyman Tenenbaum, Bronx. APRIL CONTEST. Subject: “Spring Flowers.” Ten awards of $1 each will be awarded the ten Kiddie Klub mem- bers, aged from six to fifteen inclu- sive, who send in the best poem or essay on ‘Spring Flowers." The poem or essay must not be copied and the contestant must not These Events also at NEWARK STORE Broad Street and West Park Youthful and dashing ideal types for town or smart light-weight materials of amagingly character—and wanted colors, Sizee for Women and Missoe—~10, 18, 86, 88, 40, 42 and 44 West 34th Street—Thru to 35th Street models—the In belted or country, In women and misses, throughout with heavy These Events also at “ BROOKLYN STORE Fulton Street Near Hoyt Exceptionally Smart Easter Styles-in High-Grade Wraps & Coats Adapting Every Phase of the Newest Paris Mode : At the Very Low Price $30;75 Developed of Normandy, Shawsheen, Bolivia, Crepes, Twills and Tricotine. Beautiful Silk linings and in Spring's loveliest colors—in large variety. Values and Styles which Explain why we are doing the Coat Business. cluding every wrappy or circular models. Silk Lined Sport Coats New Models of Herringbone, Plaids & Novelties In- new idea in regulation, At the Very oe Price $19°% loose-back models, lined Bilk—sleea for large assortments for Best values we have soon, GREBK PRINCESS WORSE. LONDON, April 13.-The condition of Princess Elisabeth, wife of Crown Prince George of Greece, who ts itl with typhold fever, # causing anxiety, says a Central News despatch from Athens, dated ‘Tuesday, accept help from others, A note from the parents or teacher of the sender saying the essay or poem Js original must accompany each contribution, ‘Write NAMB, AGH, ADDRESS and CERTIFICATE NUMBER distinctly. | Address Cousin Eleanor, New York Evening World, No. 68 Park Row, Lx _ ce we 3 New York City. ' on ce a SHOECRAFT Thank you so much for the check. Father took a picture of it. As you 27 WEST 38TH STREET said, it surely will encourage me. to Between Fifth and Sixth Averaves enter into more contests, I have al- ready begun work on the essay for April's contest. I am proud to belong to the Kiddie Klub. I think it pre- pares children for the trials and joys of manhood and womanhood. Give my love to my Kiddfe Klub cousins, Your affectionate cousin, ALICE MAHER, Corona, L. I. EMOVAL SALE®* R Friday and Saturday HOW TO JOIN THE KLUB, CUT OUT THIS COUPON, Beginning with any r, cut out six of num > bas," of, "bso and’ Bal: Infants’ Shoes, $2.25 tor Bs {2 Conetn, mite Infants’ Pumps, $1.75 . New York City, " 1 ° 704 must atee ‘yong, cs i caed Sizes 2 to 6; sat Mong vi eee leathers, 15s Sereagt sing, "= THER Fee He et When shoes have been selected without being ay’ children up fe stateon rears ot age ||| fitied to the children, we shall be glad to Presented with « silver gray Klub Pis make exchanges whenever necessary. and membership oe COUPON 926. 47-51 West 42nd St. f : FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SALE WOMEN’S | CHIFFON SILK HOSIERY At a price as sheer as the Hose itself $4 39 A Pair Box 3—$3.75 Three Seam Fashioned THE SHADES IN FASHION ARE BLACK, TAUPE, FAWN, CORD, WHITE, POLO, GREY, NUDE MADE FOR SPORT AND SPRING WEAR THE TWEEDIE A_ Tweed Stocking for the Smart Tweed Suit Of the Finest Silk Mixture. Full Fashioned $4 85 ——= Value $2.95 a Pair Also For Sale at GOLDBERGS 1389 St. Nicholas Ave., Bet. 179th-180th Sts. GB. Altman & Co. The Men’s Shoe Department suggests, for the man’s Easter outfit, the new Spring Oxfords in smart but comfortable models and the most desirable leathers for street and dress wear, im regular stock at.these attractive prices: Calfskin Oxfords at $8.00 to 10.00 per pair Brogue Oxfords at $9.50 & 10.50 per pair Sports Oxfords (Sixth Floor) 14.00 per pair Madison Avenue- Filth Avenue S4th and 38th Streets Rew Pork Stern Brothers West 42nd St. (Between sth and 6th Avenues) West 43rd St. Men’s and Women’s Pure Linen Handkerchiefs oft Most Exceptional Prices Friday Men’s Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, Women’s Sheer Linen Handkerchiefs hemstitched, doz. 2.50, 4.00, 4.95 with fancy cut hem, doz. $4.00 Men’s Pure. Linen Handkerchiefs, Women’s Colored Linen Sport Hand- initial, doz. + $3.00, 5.50 kerchiefs,-various styles, doz. $2.40 ‘Women’s Sheer Hand-scalloped Handkerchiefs with fancy embroidered corners, at 45c and 75c each 500 French Novelty Necklaces Extraordinarily Low Priced in this Special Offering . $1.95 A bit of artistic coloring—and your costume has doubled’ its. smartness. For / real charm, nothing can exceed these cordeliers and necklaces designed in costumt: colors from exquisite combinations of colored jade, crystal, jet, sapphire, emerald, topaz, amethyst, Some have oxidized metal ornaments, others are mounted with bead tassels and pearls. fe] HAND-MADE BEADED BAGS cAt Prices Considerably Less than Regular Value. HAND-MADE BEADED BAGS HAND- CROCHETED: BAGS— in attractive color combinations; hand- Newest Parisian models, eut st’ beads, crocheted tops, draw-cord models ; also fringe and tassel trimmed, chain handle; oxidized frames, silk lined, chain handles. silk lined. Black, Navy, Brown and Jade. $4.95 $15.95 For the Bright Morning Hours: Cool Summer House Dresses for Women ' Trim and fresh with touches of Organdie, with pipings of the material, and with scallops. Many attractive features in sleeves, collar and cuffs. In many styles, too, to please your particular fancy, and in all colors and materials, including Checks, Stripes and Plain Chambeays. You will need such little frocks as these for Spring and Summer mornings. $1.95, 3.95 to 7.50 second Floor Stern | Brothers WEST. FORTY-SECOND STREET + and - WEST FORTY-THIRD STREET Noteworthy Value? ‘in a Sale of MEN’S Extra Quality HALF HOSE HALF HOSE—AIll Silk or with SHOT SILK HALF HOSE with Lisle tops and soles; full fashioned; high high spliced heels; double soles and spliced j heel ; in Black and toes. In various - color » combinations. $1.25 $1.65 FRENCH LISLE HALF HOSE—Full fashioned; in various colors and Black with fancy stripes and cloxs-. 2. «© «© » # «6 6 colors. $2.50 Pe RR MEN’S ATHLETIC UNDERWEAR ATHLETIC UNION SUITS of UNION SUITS of fine ribbed Pin Check Nainsook; well taffored, cotton, in } or knee length, with } length foomy garments. sleeves, also athletic. style, 7S¢ $1.45 FINE QUALITY MADRAS UNION SUITS — Athletic style in fine stripes and fancy plaids . 2 2 ew ee hee $1.95 ae ee I ES See ee ee