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The Evening World's Kiddie Klub Korner Cxrrit. in: (JMr Tat Bnalai WarM) to fNa MlUktat Oh - Conducted by Eleanor Schorer WOODLAND WONDER TALES By Cousin Eleanor TOBY AND TABBY CLOSE THE CIRCUS. \lists the musicians lor tin- day eagerly for tho Tl.oy came to appear on the iinny Uock .,.i..i,J attaciica who led on Toby, his dog, with a \iid two palm leaf fans fur ears In pliant. At sight of him the Bobtails Icrtdeo not to wait to the other (Mints \ but one rnbblt all wven of them inn off in a fright and the last that tlio others remember seeing of, them wan mjvcii white tails and \twenty-eigh- t flying feet. The Brlghteyes children scarcelj aw this for their on daddy was now performing In the nearest tree and they looked on with pride to see him go up and clown so fiiFt that he looked like a Mreak of gray smoke binding Itself lound and round the trunk. \I can do better than thai.\ naid a voice back of tho squiriel children. \I.Ike to hec you try,\ s.id lamlly in chorus, . and turning their four heads t lit y \aw their cousin, Slim the Bobber H\'l They li.nl been told often hihI olt' n lot to speuk to him on any account. o then- tour obedient little heads turned to the front again as Pollykin urged the clown U'rJckl Porcupine), on to tho Sunny ltock i.l the end of a Mick. It was a fflnnv Mght, lor the stubborn trllou. who if a real clown In woodland life, hid lolled himself Into n unrt \f hucr chestnut burr that was latilung up lilts of dry glass, le,ies an1 tlowii as he went until he looked mnro 111:' a fadeil bouquet then did like an animal. Next came Pollykin and her cet. Tabby, as lion and lion tamer, and here the circus ended. 1'or Pollykin had forgotten to train her kitty to like Toby, and though he looked llk' n different creature tn elephant trunk and ears, she knew him. said tho \lion.\ \5r-r-ru- ff ! \ growled tho \ele- phant.\ Pollykin snatched up Tabby and Boy-bo- y held tight to Toby and the two went home by separate paths. \How unfriendly,\ said Mr. Blue Jay, who was always the last ic leave. And ho flew to tell the news to all the woodland folk who had nci come to see for themselves. \Is the circus over?\ asked Kcena ileena. Mlna and Mo. \Yes laughed Uranddaddy and Goody Gray, \and a funny circus it wns to be sure; funnier than a real one,\ and they hobbled home le. lighted with tho fun of the afternoon HE WHO SITS AND WAITS. There's the man who goes ahead, Theie's the man who stays 1 hind, But the one who keeps on pushing Is the one on top you'll find The man who stays at the bottom, Ho's thfc man without grit. He's tho spineless creaturo Who doesn't do his bit. He sits nnd waits foi things to come? While others forge ahead. He works, but does not gain Tho place he seem to dread. He does not move to glory, And when at Heaven's gates, How will he get through, them, Ho who sits and waits? By CECILIA MAYEB, age llftcen, Brooklyn. THE WISE SHHPHERD. Onco upon a time there lived a king who ruled over many lands. This king had many Ministers to advise him, but of all bis Ministers he loved Zodac best and thought him the wisest In his kingdom. For a long time nil the Ministers were joalous of Zodac. At last they mado up their minds to test Zodac. They went to the king and said: \You always knew that Zodac was the wisest, nsk him two questions nnd see if bo answers tightly \ \Very well.\ said the king So the king asked Zodac to solo these two pi' stlonn within thrro class \!!' KEEPING WELL, An M? Tablet (a vegetable aperient) taken at nlfbt will help keep you well, by tonine and atrenetncnlng your di- ctation and elimination. s Used fbr bet a 25T Chips off The Old Block Ml JUNIOR S Llttl rfla One-thir- d the regular doee. Made of the eame Incredlenu, then candy coated. For children and adulte. IIKIIK weic licna, Mcena, Mlna and Mo Brlghteyes in the front row and tlio sevn Uobtall children seated In a row behind them at the woodland circus waiting to see their relatives nnd friends perforin. They were be-m- p very Rood. I'ollykln had aslccd them to bo when she arranged them In two neat rows; the little ones in front, bigger ones behind. Yes, the Hobtnll children arc quite grown up. They are full-slze- c rabbits now. So arc the Brlghtsyrs children full grown, but they ate squirrels, yoi must icmeinber, and so not ka big as the Bobtails, whose big rys looked rusllyover the heads of Kcnu, Mcena. Mina and Mo, and whose long, slen- - ilcr cars lowered above the little Wind ones of tho squirrels. Long cars and round ears were keen for the noonday singing of the nnil big eyes and bright eyes looked performe.s. First to ins noso an long Imitation of Jumbo, the circus cle far Is heaven from tho eaith? am I thinning of?\ rBl V V7 What I5 HOW TO JOIN THE KLUB. CUT OUT THIS COUPON. Daglnnlnt with aaj numbtr, cut out ill at the coupons, WO, 077, UTS. 979, 080 una Ml, and mall to Coualn Ele. nor, ISvantn World Kid-d- lt Klub, No. 03 Park now, Km Tork Oily, with a oota. In which you mul (It your NAME, AQB and ADDnKSS. Plaaia be careful to mention not onljr th city In which you live, but the borouth also. All children up to elitren yeara of may become member Each meraber preaented with a (liver arty Klub Pin and membership rertlflcata COUPON 976. Zodac went homo very much wor- ried, llo walked about the town and flnnlly, very tired, sat down to rest A shepherd happened to pass and said to SJodac, \You look very much worried, can I help you In any way'\ \Perhaps you can,\ said Zodac He told tlio shepherd of tho two questions asked him, and tho shepherd said he would go to tho king In his stead, lie dressed himself In Zodnc's clothes and went to the king. The shepherd came before the king while the whole court, was assembled to hear the answers to th questions The first question was answered tins way: \There Is no distance from heaven to the earth.\ Tho second \You think 1 am Zodac, but T am onlv a poor shepherd. \ Ho took off his cloak and tho whole court was aston ished to sec, not Zodac, but a shep herd. The king mado the shepherd his Minister nnd Zodac became a shop herd. Itetold by UKUBlCBT BAGKN, ngi twelve, New York City. I BROOKLYN Kj oAmtriocii, Vortmcnt Specialists jf J I Oppenheim.llins & I II FULTON STREET-BROOKL- YN Wl I A Typical Value From the ij August Fur Sale I LUXURIOUS illis if i L Hudson eal j Superior Quality Dyed QRPJKIKjCI 1 Muskrat, 40-in- ch model jfflfeffiim'' 1 of well-match- ed Skins, 295'00 1 j cuffs of Natural Skunk. ) i NATURAL MUSKRAT COATS J Kg Selected skins; 40inch mod- - ) M i els; large self collar and) 115.00 j I cuffs. August Sale Price ) m .BLUEGOOSE . r. ' PEARS Just the fruit your bodv needs these I THE EVENING WORLD,. TUESDAY, AUGUST 1022. ( Nature says EAT PEARS exhausting cjays. Sweeps the system clear of all that makes you sluggish; starts you fresh with a bright eye and more ambition. Mellow, sugar-swe- Bartletts, the queen of pears, Seckels, Kieffer and Clapp Favorite to eat now and put away in cans for the less fortunate days when you cannot buy them fresh. It's a good pear year the Tjest pear year you've ever known if you'll take a moment to be sure you are getting BLUE GOOSE the pears with a national reputation. AMERICAN FRUIT GROWERS INC. Distributors New York Salei Office. Washington and Duane Streets Fulton Street Bond Street Livingston Street Elm Place If 11' It BROOKLYN -- NEW The Loeser August S.ale Launches Another Real Surprise! . Offering a $50,000 Purchase of Exhibition Furniture From the Grand Rapids June Show The Savings Averaging Better Than 20 1 H I'NDUKDS WILL UKM KMIJKU, will, no miiu Furniture Side opened, lea luring worlli of isl'aelioii lo liow Loeser at no on so vasl a (iiiaiilily of fainoiislv irood But now conies another value \extra.\ One well to follow as a sequel the rare value story that, went before it. For we shall have on our furniture floors tomorrow the \cream\ of the exhibit from the display of two leading makers in the June Furniture Show held annually in the 'Manufacturers' Building at. Grand Uapids. It will be here to sell at prices that again reveal Vhcre Furniture buying is being best done where the best .of Furniture is being best bought. x While low j) rices will In- - u prime (lihlim lion, I hen; me oilier out.stitniliiig atlractiuns thai .serve lo simply pile one inviting consideration upon another. First Every piece\ of Furniture in all tliis f?,0,(HI0 worlli was specially chosen for exhibit, al (irand llapids for one reason only: ll best and proudest effort. represented its inanufaeliirer'M Each piece was selected because it excelled in cab- inet work; in the quality and thorough seasoning of the woods; unusual beauty of grain and the with winch it wns matched; in the utter. fault lessncss of the fin- ishing. The various makers knew it had to withstand the closest, unrelenting scrutiny of the most expert furniture buyers in the country. They took no chances. pieces neirest Jables, 7 Library Tables, Hall Tables, Tables, Console, Drop-lea- f Hall I hairs, Jypical values: elO.a.T to S?:W End Tables $26. .$11.25 to $17 Occasional Tables to $37. 910.7.) to $17.7.' Stands $8.50 to $14. .$!30.M) to $llt..r0 Library Tables $24 to $51. $20.50 to $j(1.7.,5 Davenport Tables $16 $45. These rompri'o deigns in both in sal themselves, llie August fine oilier sale lias yel annroaelicd inereliandise. Davenport savings worthy cxpcrlncss Second The (irand llapids June deals with advance designs So every stick of furniture in this purchase represents luted. It affords an advance peep at what furniture styles will be in the months to come, even as late as February, 10211! Such Furniture with such qualifications ns these would possess unusual attraction it marked nt full prices. II is lo any that with inany it might com- mand a pieihiuni. Certainly, at reductions averaging more than -- 0' \o from llie prices of usual Furniture, it should create a sensation. And it Iteing special exhibit pieces, few arc in duplicate. In all this .IWIUHII) worth there arc hardly two pieces alike! Tremendous choice is still another attraction. It will be distributed over three floors: On the Floor All the on this floor are chiefly in walnut ami viahoaany combinations and Spanish oiik, and number all the finishes. Hardly any two dest'ans are. alike. There, arc, hnd Occasional lables, ill-to- p Tables, Tables, Stands, etc. for $8 to for $9 for for for to Tables, Console Mirrors, Troughs, $40 toJi5(i.75 Consols Tables to $45. $10.50 to $t:i ( 'onsole Mirrors $15.50 to $7.25 to $1 Hook Troughs $5.75 lo $11.75. $25.50 to Hall Tables $20 to $25. $:57.75 to $52.25 Hall Chairs $28.50 to $41. On v the Fourth' Floor Dining Room Suites Beautiful $360 to $1,800 Sets Will Be Sold at from $285 $1,435 the Suite consist of ten pieces ench lluffet, China Closet, Serving Table, Dining Table, five Side Chairs and an Arm Chair. In walnut, in French, Italian and antique finishes. In oak, in English and Italian finishes. Suites exactly like of these have been ordered us our regular stocks to at prices they made to bring. The regular prices named are Loeser regular prices, and no store anywhere in Greater City Loeser kind of Furniture than it sells here. all means see thee beautiful suites. On the Fifth Floor floor will be found a collection of most delightful ciaTnplcs of really artistic Furniture. The, most charm- ing little Desks for milady's boudoir; liookcases that are word in every respect; Secretaires which are. combina- tion Bookcases JVriting Desks and much in demand where smart furnishing .1 aimed at. These three groups, for example: ' Writing Desks $20 $87 Values at $16 to $69 new fumed nnil golden also oak in Itnlinn finish nnd mnliopiiny eneer. , YORK Furniluro Furniture Show new exclusively. the were will! very Third for $32 for 1.75 for $!M for for All some by for .sell the were the sells the for less for Hy On this the, last and very to oak; Book Cases $30 to $102 Values at $24 to $79 One, Ino nnd three door styles, in Italian, fumed nnd golden oak; nlso some linnd'omc one in mnlingnny veneer. Hook $34. to Secretaires $51 to $250 Values at $39 to $195 These nrc mostly in innhnpnny veneer. Safe to say that one rarely sees so mnny beau- tifully grained pieces in one group. Besides This Exhibit Furniture, the Loeser August Sale Still Affords Splendid Opportunities in Bedroom and Living Room Suites, and in Beds and Bedding Business Hours 9 to 5 Closed All Day Saturdays v 3 It.K .tm I II B'l MU ' 1
