The evening world. Newspaper, June 8, 1922, Page 19

Copyright. 198. Mr. Fox Was in a Rage. Brown Bear, ‘but since you, the¢ oldest squirrel in the Woodland, have hobbied all this way to see me, I will dance for you." “Thank you, Mr, Big Brown Be le here as you # inch of the way} “AN the reason why you should not be ppointed,"" and Mr. Bear began to dance to the delight of himself and every one else. It is difficult to say who had the best fun out of the frolic but the Big Brown Bear had his share. He danced until he was out of breath and so tired that he fell in a heap on the gr Every one laughed until his s' ached, and then the Big Brown I sal | sPECIAL | PECIAL During This Sale Ask to See Our THREE-ROOM OUTFIT Dining Room, Bedroom and Kitchen $149 50 This beautiful 4-plece Dining Room BEDS $50.09 Wood Odd Dining Room Chairs—All woods and periods; some uphol. In Spanish leather; were up to $15; 315.00 Metal Metal $45.00 Brass $15.00 Metal Now as low Gate Le large and sortment were $35.0 now Tables—A | Now as low Golden, Qak 3-plece Di Was $313.50. Now. Suite, “Was $316.75, Now 3-Plece Queen Anne, Golden Oak, Was $197.50. Now......5-0+ Other Suites Up to ers. Se WEEKLY buys $14.50 $50 in Merchen lise ers. $1.00 WEEKLY buys 19. $75 in = Merchandise $150 WEEKLY buys $100 in Merchand se $250 WEBKLY buys $200 in Mechandise And Up in Proportion The Evening World’s Kiddie Klub Korner they are funny but I enjoy them quite as much as any one,” Chairs As Low As 30c on the Dollar Now as low a8.......0+05 Now as low as. Now as low as. 5 low as... Now as low as. Now as low as $10.00 Bed Springs. Now as low as. $25.00 Silk FU eee MAtiroatie $14, 25 $15.00 Layer Felt Mattresses, $10.00 All Cotton Mattresses, Now as low as. Other Dining Room Furniture Specials Room ulte, Queen Anne eertcan Walnut Dining Room 5 2 , Reed and Willow Furnitu: Michigan’s Low as 80 on the Dollar. Easy Credit ny fecal iow Cc Chatra, $7.75 erms $16.50 Phonographs, All Models, at $260.00 Colum Phonographs. $30.00 Columbia Pho- nographs,... (Now York Mrening World) by Pres Publishing Os. Conducted by Eleanor Schorer Wecodland Wonder T ales|" By Cousin Eleanor AND WHAT DO YOU THINK THE BIG BROWN BEAR DID? ‘ HERE they were, Billy Brighteyes ana his whole family of brighteyed chil- dren, the Early Bird, the Frog-in-\ the-Bog, Porky Pig, the barn yard Chicks, Bobbity Bobtail and the seven- year-old Bobtails, Ned Nibbler Lazy, Slim and Grandaddy Gray were all in a ring around the Big Brown Bear. And the Big Brown Bear was as be- wildered as could be; he could not guess wity he was honored by 80 much company “What is this all about?" "We want to see you dance, Billy Bright “Ho! ho! ho!" he asked. said es. laughed the big fel “You would not say that if you had ever seen me." low ‘Indeed we would," piped up Mo Brighteyes. ‘‘I don't like to contra- dict you, Mr, Big Brown Bear, but in we would." ct Is,"" put in Grandaddy Gray. ‘some of have seen you dance, and that ‘some’ told some others of us and here we are, all eager to applaud your grace.” “I haven't any grace, Grandaddy Gray, and do not really dance you know. I merely jump and kick and make funny forms and faces. T know "said the Big _——_—$————— “Now each of you do something to entertain me." So they did BY n-the-Bog sang the low part Song Which Did Not Take Long” to the Early Bird's treble; the four Brighteyes children recited ‘Bena, Meena, Mina, Mo,” and their daddy, Billy Brighteyes, gave an ex- hibition of leaping. Lazy, the fat squirrel amused the company by sleeping throuch almost the whole afternoon. Bobbity Bobtail was about to contribute his share when some- thing singular happened. The Big Brown Bear, tired as he was, sprang up and shouted, “Let's play ‘Follow Leader.’ I'll be leader, you all fol- low me,” and fast as he could he Broadwa tunity is lite, xtra $287.50 & BEDDING Beds, - $9.95 $8.75 . $5.75 soko $12.50 $9.75 $3.75 Beds. Beds. Beds. Day Beds. BBs ah33 <5 $9.75 $6.95 HOW TO JOIN THE KLUB = CUT our THIS SOUFON also. All children up to sistean years of may become. mombers, Each member te prevented with @ silv ‘ay Klub Pin And membership certificate COUPON 948. climbed the largest oak in sight Billy Brighteyes and all the squir- rels, even Grandaddy Gray, his heels, Billy carrying the F the-Bog on his back, Perky wa and the barn yard Chicks fluttere onto the lowest branches, from wher they looked down on sly Mr. Tip Tail Fox, Bobbity Bobtall had scurried to safety Into a tiny cave between two rocks while Porky Pig never stopped running until he found his own sty in Farmer Crabb's barn yi Mr. Fox was in such a ra did not even snarl. “He knew too, who it was that had tricked him this time and ne vowed vengeance on the Big Brown Bear. All the squirrels went home by way of the tree tops and Grandaddy Gray declared that he had not had so much excitement in a week were at Dear Kiddie Kins: Cut outs of the animals in Wood tand Wonder Tales appear in the Kiddie Klub Korner on Saturdays They can also be had printed on smooth, stiff, white paper, for the price of mailing, 5 cents Your choice of Billy Brighteyes cating peanuts, the Early Bird catch- ing the worm, Bobbity Bobtail wink ing his ears, eyes and nose, Frog-in the-Bog leaping. Mrs. Prickly Vor cupine bristling her quills, Big Brown Bear dancing. Note~-Next Saturday's cut out wil be Grandaddy Gray out walking in kerchief, moccasins and carrying cane. COUSIN ELEANOR. Summer. Winter's passed over the land Summer is almost at hand; Then we see the lovely flowers, hear the birds gaily s children’s happy song: are ring ng, The warm breezes seem to sigl While the brook is flowing by Your money tuffed loose cushion 3-plece Was $240.00, Now.. Br }Tea Wa, Various. tin: [deol i ow as consistin; inch table and three $166.75 $189.75 rave $99.75 Suite. Now an Bee 5 $12.75 Willow Rock: $9 75 Now as low as B22 tH $47.60 Reduced Prices. $145.00 $15.00 2174 Third Ave. At 118th Street Other Living Room Furniture. Specials Aypleca: Cane Was $180.00. » 3-piece Imitation Leath Was $117.50. 3-plece Kroehler Dave! Spanish Leather. ng Room Sult Other Sultes Up to $1.25 GOODS PURCHASED NOW HELD FOR FUT! LIVERY WITHOUT CHARGE Thirty more days will $132.50 Breakfast Room Suite 5 pleces, in gray oak, fe, side table 420 Tremont Ave. East 177th Street THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, Flowerets spring above the ground, And all the joys of life are found The heaven's are such a pretty hue, { think summer's beautiful, do not you? By JANETTE PAXTON, twelve, Woodhaven, L. 1 ime A Fall. There was a little baby Who had nibbled his own toes, And when he came to try to walk He tumbled on his nose. By MILDRED HUBERT, twelve, East Hartford, Conn. age age “Spring Flowers.’ Spring flowers blooming everywhere, In vartous hues, perfume the air; Their colors gay glow in the light, Making a spectacle lovely and bright. They seem to say, ‘;Come out and play, Do not stay indoors all day." mil j conducive to sleep. We -saving oppor, Bedroom Suite ‘This beautiful Queen An American Walnut. Was $2 $39.75 Dresser. Now as low as....++ $52.50 Chifforobes, Now as low as $ Chiffoniers. Now as low as gon, mods $65.00 Tollet Tables. Now as low as $55.00 Sem! Vanity Dre Now as low as... $95.00 Vanity Dressers Now as low as.... $10.00 Bedroom Rockers Now as low as of © 26x43 chairs, $10.00 Bedroom Chalrs Now as low as. Redroom Suite Was $379.5 Bedroom Was $118. 3-Ploce Bed. ing Room Ss $49.50 Butt 4s low as, $29.50 Tea Wagons Now as low as.. -a glass of Borden's GradeA upon gol recommended as being Many people prefer it slightly warmed. BORDENS ‘ Farm Products Co, inc. Franklin 1423 somcull pA SERSEMICHIGAN FURNITURE CO. <igeuge, TWO STORES gox=955% MICHIGAN FURNITURE CO. pagess=sas The Sale Is Under Way Wonderful opportunities will be found here y secure high-quality home furnishings at prices un- heard-of in any kind of a furniture sale. MUST empty the store. find us in the midst of extensive alterations to our Store. ERE and NOW. Dining Room Suite Special—Save $250 |Living Room Suite Stag ae $107.50 : if ‘iy During This Sale Ask to FOUR-ROOM OUTFIT Dining Room, Bedroom, Living ‘ EXTRA SPECIAL Other Bedroom Furniture Specials Sultes Up ti Dining Room Furniture as Low as 30¢ on the Dollar. $705 10-plece Di 5 piece Din- $595.00 $29.75 $99.5 China Closet. $21.75 Residents of Mt. Ver- Now as low as 96 non, New Rochelle, $74.80 Toxtension Ta $1475, Pelham, Larchmont, < White Plain, d 15.00 _ Servi ¢ pisins ani +i Now ‘as low aa $7.75 other sections of $10.00 Dining Chal 32 Westchest Now an tomas. 92.00 ester’ County Their heads nod gayly in the breeze That softly blows through leafy trees They are given to us every year, They bring us happiness, iaughter and cheer, Given by Him who loves us dear, And under Him naught need we fear. By PEARL NEUMAN, age four- teen, Brooklyn. HOW TO GET A NEW PIN. In order to get a new Kiddie Klub pin you must save up three coupons, numbered in rotation, and send them to Cousin Elea- nor, The Evening World Kiddie Klub, No. Park Row, New York City, together with a letter giving your name, address, age and certificate number A new certificate may be ob tained in the same way ing to bed is quiet, restful SPECIAL See Our Room, Kitchen Special—Save $102 $2.50] sow """"819.95 ff vbination Walnut $197.50 $59.95 Golden Oak Our Bronx Store, at 420 Tremont Ave- nue, is, adjacent to the New York Cen- tral R. R. Station. will find Michigan's easily accessible JUNE 8, Re STORES ALSO IN PHILADELPHIA AND BUFFALO, 1922, -Entire 2‘ Floor 15 W. 34" St- (BETWEEN FIFTH AVE. AND BROADWAY, OPP. WALDORF HOTEL.) NEWARK: 807-813 BROAD ST. (Between Market Street and Branford Pl. Open Daily Till 6 P. M. Saturd, Till9 PM Thousands of Them—But Not Half Enough! 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