The evening world. Newspaper, September 21, 1922, Page 14

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1922. WINTHROP SMITH ———=—= Conducted by Eleanor Schorer FORMED FRM WITH | “WOODLAND WONDER TALES | NO EXPERIENCE By Cousin Eleanor WHAT MAPPENED THEN. OLLYKIN hail rows 1 crumbs] Dr. Hirshberg’s Associate *in ¢-1n-thesbog haa ue} Collapsed Blind Pool Ad- #ehoot, On hom sped by the t y to find its es sik ee eee ers. atmi| ‘mits Market Ignorance, mit that to be found in U uit Ht Happened to M “l herself this What had ? And what to for the bank- Dr. Hirsh. berg at the next hearing riext Thurs- day noon, attorne Rullin of No. 170 Broadway, “ The Evening World's Kiddie Klub Korner | Our pay-as-you- wear plan Just a plain common sense way of paying Yor your apparet—that’s all, It works no hardship on your pay en* velope. It brings. you the things you want when you want them, ‘Thousands and thousands are using it-—-will- ingly and gladly. Why don’t you try it? otis. CRUG. NIRS, Cte towe, Breaias World) by Preas Pubiisaine C CHOICE GROCER yy Me ee Broadway, airing on the atfalrs) of Win- emith & C en cold In the oodland where Frog and Mr ‘oad and Billy Brightey homes. (Billy B to do with fl him to identit firm, which operated a blind in stocks, failed Sept, 9, with t t $1,000,000 and r. Leon is of the firm, just mention Miland.) And], and colder, Mr ud became slower ey found it quite] ard K, Hirshberg, 8 usual d-in-the-road \ the winter d-in-the-road agreed that unknown aseot That's all you need pay on your account in this Sale of New $20. 15 $40 Fall Suits The finest proposition we know of for economical men or those who are hard on their clothes. _ They’re made of weaves that wear; fine quality materials in those attractive dark shades that always look. good any- where, as well as a large assyrtment of smart mixtures. They were tailored by some of the leading manufac- Mr. Skunk Caught Hold of His Leg. *" d charged with using “I'm getting tir red,” said the F frayd, Both are fr sabi the 1 he was twenty-four, 1¢ had never had any re with the stock market rn. Hirshbe inthr ilnr t and well known Philadelph age firm. pl — "There nice muddy bottom to the bog." sald the Frog,, ("It only A YOUNG AUTHOR, the black water snake were not there é T would dig me a bed and sleep the Jong dark m is through.” “Why di you wait until the Black saake rs to take his winter nap?" suggested Mr. Toad, ‘Then you" Nl be safe." | musk can't walt,”’ guid the Frog- in-the-bog. ‘I seem to be sleepy un- | { | } | } | When the witness even refused to tell hix father's name on that “it m tend to me,’ Allan D. Emil, re David W. Kahn of No. 120 Broadway, attorney for the receiver, asked a certificate from Referee Townsend granting him perm! n to obtain a ruling from the Uni States District Uaually efrly this year. Why eye shut already.’ “Well,” said the Toad, ‘‘a bed In a Mud bottom would not suit me at all I'm going to look for a mossy stone, Court as to wheth th shall be Wiggle my way underneath it and ajlowed to Fefure to aunsver the ques- turers to our own specifications, frém our own specially y therd © sprt Goodb; jonas, Ser noe. old Me Bead, ‘The witness said he had acted an a purchased fabrics and are guaranteed to give remarkably helped on office, uch offices, in Harrisburg, ectady. jary or heip to “producer organize th He said Roltimore, Himira, Cleve He refused tc Meet at tho pool in long wear. The styles are suitable for both young men and | men of more conservativé tastes. All sizes for thin, stout, long or short men. |Smart, New Fall Topcoats, °35| HECHT BROS. 53—57 We st 14th St., 1 near (Gth Ave. little looked cided to stay the re. wriggied and wiggled and saque himself into the small crack’ and slowly, slowly went to sleep. 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