The evening world. Newspaper, June 1, 1922, Page 19

“walked until he reached his grand- ~Mother’s house, where he knew he Surprise for him. THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1922, \ Last Saturday's cutout was The Big Brown Bear doing a dance. The Evening World’s Kiddie Klub Korner Conducted by Eleanor Schorer — Nop ‘Tail, On each Saturday there will be 9 cutout of one of the char- acters of the Woodland Wonder Tales, doing some stunt that is typical of him, just as being comt- cal is t¥pical of The Big Brown Bear: WHY BILLY RAN AWAY. Every Kiddie Klub Cousin will N May 80 Billy was five years old.|] want the set, [ know, so I have arranged to have them printed on glossy white paper and they will be mailed to our readers on receipt of 5 cents each to cover the cost of printing and mailing. Also the pages of “Around the World and What Alice Found,’ printed in this manner, can be ob- tained in this same way. C. E. A cerneaeieeeneaaeenascioeealsiniamid He expected a number of presents to be given him, but on waking found there were none there, He at once began to cry As it was very early, no one was awake and Billy thought there was no one in the house, and this made him cry all the more. He got up out of bed_and dressed as best he could, but put"his pants on backward and his blouse inside out! Long may you wave Above the brave, Flag of the noble sons! Poor Billy! And may you hold Atter he was dressed he crept out} ,,,, Within your fold very quietly to the kitchen, where he geal pti eh tba put somé bread with jam into his| BY BP act : pockets and started out epee eae ASF He walked and waiked until he thought it must be near dinner time|*°™* i = and then sat down to eat his bread and jam. All this time Billy’s mother and father wero looking for him. After he finished he got up and Our Nation’s Pride. Our flag of wondrous hue Ever waving above us; We love our fing, ‘The red, white and blue, And ever shall it wave above us, Above the land of liberty. Oh, flag so true, Red, white and blue, You are a fiag of mine! ‘would be sure to get something, and that is where his father found him a few hours later and brought him home to play with the toys and eat the goodies that his mother and daddy had prepared as a birthday Your meaning well In hearts does dwell, With pride we look above To see you waving, We're all craving To give to you our love ‘The clustered stars, The steadfast bars, The red, the white and blue Oh, flag of mine You are divin You flag of every thirteen years, Brooklyn, N. Y, Above Each Hero's Head. On the fleld of blue White are the stars. Red and white are the bars. Billy's grandmother had given him an American flag because she sald he was # Memorial Day baby. And Billy, who loved the flag, lisped a vow that he would grow up to be a soldier and serve his country just as his daddy had done in the World War. —By Alice Stone, age thirteen, Bal- timore, Md. Tis our country's flag, Yes, our country's flag. e brave It stands above th The flag of th a, white nd the true Old Glory. Dear Old Glory ts waving Up in the air so high, Though she has seen sorrow Still she does not ery. Vegetable Salad Boiled Vegetables (Cold) Pepper and Salt, and. Blue Ribbon Mayonnaise And when the World War came And broke many a mother's heart, Old Glory still waved on high For those who were far apart And on the land and on the sea These heroes were her guides So that the lands across the seas Woeld Old Glory recognize. Four sizes, 12c, 30c, 50c, 95c Ghe's floating on the ships that come And on the ships that go, he's floating on the land and sea And everywhere you go. Bhe's as pure as a lily And as sweet as a rose For she stands for “Yankees Wherever she goes. =—By Catherine Murray, New York City. FLAG OF OUR HEROES. Oh, flag on high, Raised to the sky, Your colors bright do shine! The screw-top, wide-mouth glass Jars have many household uses, HOW TO JOIN THE KLUB. CUT OUT THIS COUPON. you must. gly ADDRESS. I not o} mmay mbership Will Hold Prov By JOSEPH KALBACHER, aged If there were milk springs— EOPLE travel hundreds of miles to drink the waters of health springs. If these springs gave milk, and you knew that by drinking at least a quart each day you would improve your health and build up your, body—weéll, you’d want to go there, wouldn’t you? But because you can get milk easily, you are apt to overlook its value as a health-giving food. Milk is full of food, all of it easily digested. Milk is nota medicine. It is ideal for babies, growing children, men and women of every age—every day of their lives, Use milk freely. 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