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to The Evening World's Kiddie Klub Korner I OH. Okm Tn Brartw WaM) to Conducted , Eleanor Sclioror Woodland WonJer Tales By Cousin Eleanor PERKY 18 FOUND. II m .4bv SUxSxSx by \There Wai Perky, the Long-Taile- d Jumping Mouse.\ own out to the woodland. fchey for next to turn. \Pcnhaps gone to his home In Chippie. \That's Brlghteyes Then lie'Il probably go bacK there.\ Chippie reasoned. \No. I think ho will. It wan Tanner Ciibb who turned Perky and his mother and nil his brothers out of their nest one day Inst August, he was ploughing up his cornfield,\ Billy Brlght.rycs remembered. \Well ho would not have to go live In the plnce,\ said Chippie. might tn- - tho apple orchard.\ \No.\ laushed Billy B.'lghteyes. \Tho a! pie orchard Is wlieru he to live his cornfield IWmo was demolished. And It was th-r- e that Porky, the pnpa pig, rooted In his storehouse ami, assisted by Mrs. Porky and tho barnyard chickens, gobbled up single bit of food Perky gathered for himself.\ \The poor little fellow' has been out of luck from the very beginning,\ sympathized. he has,\ Hilly ' \Wish we couli ilnd him,\ Chippie looked concerned. \Here's your Mtfi.\ Billy Brlghteyes. Ant r&i: enough, there, coming Jumping alowr :'rom the tion of the Babbling llroufc was Perky, the long-taile- d juuiilng Kiddles: . , To-da- y Is President (Jfc,fs 100th birthday anniversary. Tic. ore not many of us do not if.tu\ of his heroic war victories and his states manship as President of Oitr country But do we know about Ills boyhood? When a boy, Ulysses 8. Grant knew more about horses than he dlJ about most things. Hiding, driving and car- ing for hores were his pleas- ures, nnd he spent the best part of Ills In way. Not alwnys un could do It, and he got tho $5. turn rMllM OK HIPPIE, tho striped chipmunk, and Billy Brlghteyes, the bravest gray squirrel In Ulo woodland, started out on a hunt for their mutual friend Perky, . tho - tailed JumpJInsr mouse. In their haste Chippie and Billy Brlghteyes had followed their noses along tho path under the briers, which led deeper and deeper Into the thick of the woodland. \This not the to go,\ said Billy Brlghteyes, stopping short In tho path. \We're trying to find a long-taile- d jumping mouse, nrcn't we?\ \We are.\ Chippie agreed. \Well then, let's look In the place where n long-Uillc- d Jumping mouse is most likely to be.\ Chippie nnd Billy Brighteyes turned right-abo- ut nnd traced their steps bock past their homes and very edge of tho Here stood a moment deciding which way Perky has make' Crabby's farm.\ where Perky from.\ Billy informed him don't when scmo \Ho went iftcr every had Chippie \Yes nssented. said direc louse who greatest tine this had Ions way said come profitable, either. At eight years he was a .regular teamster, helping his father by hauling burk from the lotest to ine tannery wnere nis aad was foreman. When ho wns eleven Jie earned a $5 award for his horseman ship. Tho circus came to town that year, nnd the clown offered a $5 bill to the ,boy who would ride the trick pony. Ulysses was the only boy who Later, In his first battle, May 8 1SG4, his horsemnnshlp profited him Men's Oxfords 27, 10 again In another nnd greater way. Ho had volunteered to tpAo n mcs.-un- from Cot. OarlarJ to (Jen. Twiggs asking for ammunition and reinforcements. With ono heel be hind the cnntle nnd ono hand wound In his horse's tnano, ho rode, con- - I by the horso's body, Until ho was out of danger. He reached Gen. Twlgg's headquarters la safety and delivered the message. It was from the Comanches that he had learned the trick of riding in the fashion de- scribed. Ulysses Hiram Grant was the right name of this soldier President. But, he lwcamo JJlysscs Simpson Grant nt sixteen, when ho entered West Point. The Congressman from his dlsllct did not know Ulysses s middle name, but, supposing It to ho the same an ills mother's maiden name, registered him Ulysses Simpson Grant. When Ulysses Hiram Grant discovered the mistake he tried to have It rectified. He found this Impossible. He did not let It stnnd In the way of his entering tho military academy, but Instead he adopted tho new name It wns char- acteristic of him not to let anything 'Interfere with cnrrylng through and succeeding In whatever he had under- taken. COUSIN KLEANOR. WHY WE ARE HAPPY. Summer Is coming and spring Is here. l'hat Is why wo are full of cheer. We dance and wo sing. 34.42 West 14th St. Picture SpeciaU Game & Fruif Pictures Framed In Clrcasnlan Wal- nut frames; can be hung upright or oblong. Outside measure, 15x27 Inches. 1.39 Sale Thtid Fhor -- Alexander- Shoes At 55 Wonderful Value These are tan or black, plain or Brogue lasts, and all solid leather. Sizes 6 to 11. C to E Sixth Avenue corner Nineteenth Street lltidion Tube. 6th Ar. \L.\ and Wft Side Subway All Convenient. I I I 'BLUB TilBBON TURNITURE g Sixth- Avenue mid 4l St. l K OPPOSITE BRYANT PARK. . jf llllll our Pcce Bed Room Suite of simple but jj I I llll tv effective design. Finished in American $ fj.Q ra m & Walnut Combination Dresser $45.00' Semi-Vani- ty $30.00 y8 IIIIIIIp Chifforobe.. $35.00 Bed $39.00 cj E CLTMMIi;R FURNITURE for Porch and Living Room in a jfl I llllll Pa large variety of colors and upholsterings. Specially priced b3 lP J jj I ou are 'nv'tcc to msPect our separate rooms in which the dis- - M v Pay ec Rorn anc D'ning Room Furniture is given individ- - CH uantv ant ne'Ps vou m yur selection. ' H CHARGE ACCOUNTS SOLICITED lllll Harlem Store: Brooklyn Store: J wllllll 1 145-1- 47 Weat 125th St. 1333-3- 9 Broadway ro s , THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 1922. W Jump In a ring; We'ro happy nnd gay Tho livelong day. By Esther Oshansky, Pnrk. N. Y. age , Floral IS THE LAST PAY OPEN KOR CONTESTANTS IN THE APRIL CONTEST. Subject: \Sprlno Flowers.\ Ten awards of $1 each will be The Novelties of the Saturday Kiddle Klub Korner printed on glossy, white paper, will be mailed readers on receipt of a stamp for each feature. The story and pictures of \Around the World and What Alice Found\ will make an attractive book the Cut-out- s, Ac, are prettier nnd. more praotl; , . ... i i i cni wnen printed on nnra paper. Address Cousin Eleanor, Evening World. 125th Street West Thl Drett Thit Drett awarded the ten Klddlo Klub mem- bers, aged from six to sixteen Inclu- sive, who send In tho best poems or essay on \Spring Flowers.\ Tho poem or essay must not be copied and tho contestant must not accept help from others. A note from tho parents or teacher of the sender saying tho essay or poem Is original must accompany each MOW TO JOIN THE KLUB. CUT OUT THIS COUPON. 6th 14. Urflnnlnc with any number, cut out nil of theie 1)31, NX!, VM. B35 and KM. unit mall to Cousin Klra-no- r World Kid- dle Kluli, No. (U Park ItOH, New City, Hltli a note. In nhlch feu imiM tiv your NAME, AUK and AUDIlKBs. I'leaM i carefu. in ruaatlaa not only city ta erblen vcni 'let ml Int borougn alto. All children un tn eiilften rear si at may become memhere ICach membar Is Breeented with a enter ra Kluk lta and meirber.hlp rertlfleMe COUPON 931. Two contribution. NAME. ADDRKHH and CERTIFICATE NUMBER distinctly. Address Eleaner, Waridi No. Pnrk New York Sale Grocers Again Packed Attractive Canisters beforo war Koch Prices Make Downtown Shopping Extravagances KOCH & S inc. We the Largest Distributors of Merchandise Retail Uptown STORAGE in Our Dry Cold Air Storage Vaults, Pnndtes Exceptional Offering in White Dresses from the manufacturer's and especially attractive in Drettet Evening Thtt 3.95 2.95 E.h4.95 3.95 3.95 Organdies, Batistes and Voiles, appropriate confirmation or other special occasions. Charmingly conceived models, embracing nearly every new mode of the season, tastefully trimmed laces, and ruffles, some sashes, beading and rib- bon girdles, others effective tucks. Six the styles are shown. Sizes for 6 14. Floor Roving I moving 4 jii pmli Jul 125th Street West FUR An Fresh- - hands price If moving this Spring, please advise us at your earliest conve- nience, that we may promptly disconnect the old and con- nect the new service The New York Edison Company Tour Service General Office: Irving and 15th Street Branch Office, where Electrical Appliance! ditplaycd and demonstrated for the convenience the Public 10 Norfolk Si corner Hewer St to Irving Plice corner I Jth St 1 Wt 4d St bet B'wiy tt Ave I 51 Rit 86th St bet Lexington k 3rd Aei coupon.: .U, Kveiilng York the 63 !3. in as an are at Hi of to are of 1 11 St oev rtk St near Courtltndt 5 J 5 Tremont Monterey Are and Emergency All office (except open evening Write AGE, New York Row, City. Congest closes April For by 50c Pound Tin the New Yo)k Thete Cousin Drett Thlt Drett for with frills with with ages Third Place Rut Jth Ave 362 Eit 149th Ave Ave corner Night Call: WttHn jooo Irving Place) HE i j FOURTEENTH STREET Foundtd ltt7t WEST OF FIFTH AVE. FRIDAY Am SATURDAY Special Prices Dress and Sport Costumes for Women and Misses Women's and Misses9 Sport Suits Special 18.50 . . .) Tweed suits in two attractive belted models with long coat. Copen, tan and orchid. Specialized Price v 5,77' A whole new assortment of these attractive hats has just arrived. Among them are hats of em- broidered taffeta, Canton crepe combired with straw, all straw and horsehair. Models are ef fectively trimmed with feathers, fruit and flow ers. Dress, sport and tailored hats are shown. Vya Misses' and Small Women's Black Canton Crepe Wraps 25.00 it Were $35.00 a 1 Models withdeepribbon-- f ringe, high tucked collar and crepe de chine linings in contrasting colors. Women's and Misses' Sport Skirts 2.95 Were $5.97 Tweed and homespun skirts in tiiloed stifles, a few fringed in sport colors, and plaited prunella cloth skirt's offer a most interesting assortment. See Page 31 for OthertHearn Advertising. aS.8 UN H
