“And Madam, ’stead of coaxing Boys and girls to eat, ’tis wiser To add a cake or cooky As a little appetizer!” From the day that he met Hun Bun Little Bill began to gain. His appetite’s tremendous And the reason’s very plain. His mother makes him good things Of which he eats his fill, For everything she puts in them Is good for little Bill. Dr. Price’s Baking Powder And King Hun Bun’s wondrous book Have made of Billy’s mother An exceedingly good cook. He eats his lunch and breakfast Each meal he finds a treat. The other fellows watch their step When Bill comes down the street. Cakes like he met in Bunbury His mother makes him now And if YOU want some too, this book Will tell YOUR MOTHER how! ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [Illustration] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [Illustration] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [Illustration] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [Illustration] End of Project Gutenberg's Billy in Bunbury, by Royal Baking Powder Company