The evening world. Newspaper, September 7, 1922, Page 9

The Bvening Worlds | <_k ti Kiddie Klub Korner Ss Oupyetemt. 2982 Chew Tort Brening Werkt) ty Pres Publishing On fi | Conducted by Eleanor Schorer ‘WOODLAND WONDER TALES By Cousin Eleanor ET’S go into Crabby's orchard and see if we can find Perky, and maybe some other of the animals,’' sald Vollykin. sald her mother. Gress; don't for- get that sch pegins next Monday, and my little girl must have things that half way down the road you'll meet some one of your animal then pets; have all the com- ORBHY ts a drink of water t we were sitting in the din and we heard him bang on , and then he looked in as if Who's going to wait on me?" fond of candy, and when you want some candy * he comes and begs on hi “I Won't Hurt You.’’ in your yell “] won't trurt you, yyou my hand and we'll ky up, but the timid on, and then away over did Win coat.” Perky stepped still and tr red litte th BO see Billy creature jum: the meadow It was difficult to after a while he stopped § crept silently between the raqpes and HOW TO JOIN THE KLUB. slipped into a little hole CUT OUT THIS COUPON. h m very much and take care of very best I know how. ERT SCHWARTZ, aged nine, ork City. “So this is where you to," laughed Pollykin, 'and you never Pollykin sat down to out again, put before long there ttering, fumbling noise, the er whip|f, land the sound of h Parmer |] ADDRESS. (Crabb had come to reap the hay Perky! Perky!" called Pollykin me out, come out, here comes ‘armer Crabb with his reaper; they'll in over you. But Perky did not come out PM Farmer Crabb!" called Poilykin ° going to run over Perky's Watch them smile when Nora serves this— There is a genuine pleas- ure in preparing fresh, juicy tomatoes in just a little different way. Try this Premier recipe— Eggs in Tomato Nests: Scoop out centers of 5 large toma- toes without breaking skins, Put Heenspoon Premier Salad Dress: Ing in each. Break an egg into each tomato without breaking yolk. Add salt and pepy in moderate oven until eggs are firm, Send for ourfree book,'‘Salads, Suppers, Picnics,” full of NAME, AGE and be careful to mention In which you live, but to-aixteen years of age ch member. Is ESS and netly New York 3 Park Row, o's Perky," the farmer wanted © know. “A long-talled jumping mouse,” ollykin answered, “He ain't the only long-tailed jumping mouse that we've ever run Hown,"’ returned © But he’s the "t you please be c 1h? Nope." said the —farmer.| and laven't the time. Got to make| One of his tricks is to bang on his Ray white the sun shines.” “Come out of your house, you silly ittle mouse,"’ said Pollykin, putting her fingers down the “hole to. pry ne I know.| T have a little igs Snowball FRANCIS H, LEGGETT & CO. 601 West 27th St. New York, N.Y. Its flavor has placed it ona Million tables erky + But in gratitude the Hightened mouse only nipped her nger. “What a stupid you are!" scoffed Pollykin. ‘‘I suppose t nothing eft but to leave you h way she went to her Mumsie to have he finger bandaged. And she prom- ned herself never to e: hought about Perky ¢ B a foolish fellow wit hnd that, very likely, she wo ld waver eo him again Over the latter she could not but feel sorry. ext Story: The Toad in the Road. For 94 years we have been making Pure HorseHairMattresses | But that's only onerea- ff son a RY Hall Mattresses SEPTEMBER CONTEST. jubject: “An Interesting Incident of Wy Summer Vacation Ten prizes of $1 each will be award- d the ten Kid b rom six to In the best es: jeresting Incident ot My Summer va tion.” The poam or essay must 4 epied and the contestant mis rept hetp trom othe note from t the sender everywhere. FRANK A. ‘ sive, w Bedding Specialists 25 West 45th St., New York health ; cnaay Men's Scotch and English New York—Philadelphia try the fireworks till I give him some. 110 Stern Brothers WEST 42d ST. (Between Fifth and Sixth Avenue) WEST 43d ST. 0 Our Fall Feature In Men’s Fine Suits All New Autumn Styles From The Kirschbaum Shops. Worsteds In opening the Fall season, ai Serges resent at $35, New i Cheviots York's reatest showing of i Tiesds good clothes. In every a Herinihenes: detail and at every point Young men's models | thereisthatrigid insistence Men's models Kir quality for which the 1 Norfolks irschbaum Shops are Dapper Stouts ! known. * Lower The Cost Of Dressing Well! THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1922, Informed BIRDS ROUTED BY FIREWORKS ATTACK|!"" Sleep-Spoiling Grackles Ar Driven From Chester Hill With Roman Candles. embys of the Mount Vernon Department went to Che the Itallan Am- aly hat the Royal f italy, He was 1883 to 1894 Women’s imported wool golf hose in the stunning new “lattice” check— exclusive residential si git and with fireworks, bom hundreds of grackles, a spe blackbird, which have been for residents Particularly smart in an oxford and light gray vee nig or in— Centemeri Rust and Java, Sand and Java, and Jade with Camel, S Hose A bodkin of matched wool for darning purposes, attached to each pair is a feature every woman will appreciate. 6.00 400 Firtu AVE. t and Sidney $ among the tall birds have been ind making so much noise sidents’ were kept awake for hief Atwell directed his men to kill the birds, but them the Mount Vernon Com nell was called upon to » drive the birds what to do until Wool Golf Hose 3.00 to 6.00 Grenoble, Franes, ITALY HON Dr. John W. 14 Goodyear Headauarters To Be Closed INABILITY TO RENEW LEASE on satisfactory terms necessitates the closing of our Headquarters Store at 799 Broadway, just south of 11th Street. Lacking facilities for removal, the entire stock of new Fall Raincoats will be dis- posed of at STAGGERING VALUES! About 2,000 Raincoats which we are pre- vented by the RAILROAD STRIKE from shipping to branch stores = the country may be included *: the sale. Sale Starts at 8 A. M. To-Morrow, Friday CONSIDER THESE PRICES! Then examine the merchandise! All new, teshione ne Fall patterns, shades and models; every coat conforming to our exact- 2 ing standard, and every one bearing our famous guarantee. Durable Waterproof Coats, made for hard [ Boys’ and Girls’ Raincoats usage. Indispensable for school wear. Capes-- Pure India Rubber. Boys’ Raincoats— Double \2 Red and blue. Full cut 05 texture, tan and gray. { 95 Value $2.65 Value $6.00 (Fine Sateens, with Billy Burke Hat s, $2.05)} (Better Grade Tweeds, etc., up to $5.50) Girls’ Poplin Coats Me.) WY OES Boys’ Black R ubber) 65 cerized. Value $4. 304 Coats Sturdy Coats, fully ‘ L (Finer grades, Plaids, $3.95 vuleanized. Fulleut. Value $5.50. WATERPROOF COATS FOR WOMEN AND MISSES Special lot of about 300 Pop-|Silk Mohairs, Tweeds,| About 450 Montdts, Wool lin, ase ab Cashmeres | nee yee New pattern Pleid Ccats Latest belted Fall canentel Fall? | cemented, Fall Belt ima | 395 models. Value $154 45 inode Vale O° Values to $145 and $18 to $25 In nported Silks, Satins, Sentellas | 16° and Tweeds. Values to $37.50 ( LENS AND YOUTHS' RAINCOATS pits als, Bom. | Combinatio om Rain or Shine |All Wool Tweeds Stitched, strapped. A a me Jest Na] | 19725 a = ' 10° | Values to $15 ZGABARDINES 222 ig" nation Fall Coat. Raincoat, A smart: dressy garment for day or evening, rain or shine. Silk and| satin lined Valuet $27.50 Hi’ Se. GOODY EAL sa. RAINCOAT © COMPANY opposite Grace Church Opposite Grace Church Business Hours: 9 A.M. to 5.30 P.M. OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY. Stern Brothers West Forty-Second Street + and - West Forty-Third Street Commencing. To-Morrow — A NOTABLE VALUE-GIVING SALE of High-grade Oriental Rugs One of the most complete and finest assortments we have offered in many years at such Exceptionally Low Prices. All beautifully designed handsomely colored, and perfectly woven. Ghoravan and Sultanabad Kazak Ghendjes Rugs— Average size 9x12 ft. Average size 4x7 ft. $225 $45 Chinese Rugs—Heavy quality, Persian Hall Runners— richly embossed; average size 6 to Average size 3 ft. 4 ins. to 3 ft. 8 ins. to} ft. wide by 9 to 1 long. wide by 9 ft. to 14 ft, 8 is. long. $120 to $395 $55 jade A Knight Commander of the Crown while technical manager of sth Italian Edison Company at Milan, from Stern Brothers West Forty-second and West Forty-third Streets. MEN’S “Acutumn Neckwear Special for To-morrow and Saturday. 3000 Silk and Satin Scarfs All latest designs and colorings. each: be 5c Six for $5 Sate in Department located at the Sixth Avenue Entrance. cA Noteworthy Value for Friday and Saturday: Men’s Genuine Imported Scotch Grain pei tee Sntart; of course, arid’ built fo go good looks " plus service. Two new diticee™ distinctively plain without a box toe; the other featuring a straight tip and rolled edge. All sizes,'6to10 MAIN FLOOR. ~H » Men's Fall Underwear A complete assortment of comfortable, well-made , garments in soft texture wool and cotton fabrics now ‘on display at most moderate prices. SHIRTS and DRAWERS =BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS --Medium weight; gray and DRAWERS— Shirts with half or long sleeves; wool and cotton mixture. drawers regular and stouts. prea $1.50 ol 7c FINE RIBBED COTTON UNION SUITS — Long or short sleeves; knee, ankle or three. quarter Suit $1.95 Mefgthess 4) «> (er eon > TohnDanial, - Broadway, 1.50 SHIRTS AT = = = MEN’S SHIRTS Disposing of Odd Lots GOQD ASSORTMENT OF DESIRABLE STRIPES IN SPLENDID QUALITY PERCALE AND MA- DRAS, NECKBAND STYLE, FRENCH CUFFS, * +50 2,00 TO 2.25'SHIRTS AT - FULL CUT, WOVEN MADRAS AND WHITE OXFORD, NECKBANDAND COLLAR ATTACHED STYLES, THOROUGHLY RELIABLE MAKEs., * 4.39 2.50 TO 3.00 SHIRTS AT AND DOMESTIC MADRAS, ME N NECKBAND WITH PRENCH OUR REGULAR STOCK SHIR1 AND COLLAR ATTACHED. EXCEPTIONALLY HIGH GRADE -CUSTOM FINISHED. MADE FROM FINE IMPQRTED FRENCH PRINTS, EXCELLENT ASSORT-~ TOP THE MOST DESIRABLE PATTERNS, EVERY SHIRT GUARANTELD F,; Cl FF as WHITE OXFORD SHIRTS TAILORED HIGH GRADE CLOT H, NECKBAND M4 - 1.59 CREPES AND y COLOR. SPLENDIDLY TO t7!9 i OUR REGULAR PRICE 2.25 SPECIAL DURING THIS SALE <= [65 — ‘ j j } i