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Show January 25, 1934 Page 11 WOMAN--WOMAN--WOMAN Woman is anything but a mild form of disease. If she were something like meales or chickenpox, man could have her once and never be susceptible again; but the man who falls hardest and who loses the most sleep is the man who falls often-est. The disease lingers on until marr i age, where upon she leads the man a dog's life, or she leaves him and he leads a dog's life by himself. A woman steals the best of a man's efforts, trying to change him into something God never intended him to be and, failing, spends the rest of her life bickering with him over such trivial things as second cups of coffee. She superimposes her interests over his. She makes him give up poker for bridge, old clothes for stiff shirts, cherished pipes for detestable cigarettes. She drags him to Europe to acquire culture when ill the time he wants to go to Canada to fish. Woman bedecks herself in false finery, the better to ensnare the foolish male. She prome nades just out of man's reach until, being a-roused b;- lust, he reaches out to snatch her and finds himse'f caught. From then on he is the meal-ticket and general ma id-o f -a 1 1 - wor k. Once a man has lost his attractiveness by over-work, the story is short and bitter. As a companion, there is much to be said for woman. She is an attentive audience for such stories as are not vile. She aids in the expression of moods. Perceiving the indigo mood, she ferrets out the cause and remedies it with choice flattery. Consoling her in her hour of need is one of the best builder of masculine ego in existence. She adds to the enjoyment of such things as plays, books, art, clothes, music, even work. Innocent intrigues are built around her and add greatly to the spice of life. And above all she is Romance. Max Loll Like a quiet, peaceful April shower her tiny, dancing feet sounded on the floor in time with the music Slowly her brown, liquid eyes followed her hands and arms as they moved about in rhythm with her graceful form. Her smile came like a beautiful ray of sunshine thr ugh the clouds. Then suddenly the music loudened and quickened, and her shapely legs moved faster and faster. As she went through the intricate dancing steps, her auburn hair became wild, her eyes alive. Like the torrents of April her dress whirled and her feet stamped. Then she was gone --1 eavi ng just the memory of the sweet and rare odor of the violets, the golden sunshine, and the varied showers of April. Janet Fife SEE THE MOST SENSATIONAL FOUNTAIN PEN EVER MADE! The new Wahl Adjustable Point Pen It writes nine different ways. Steve's Office Supply 2414 Wash AvePhone 288 Ladies & Gents Haircuts neatly done by Andrew Wheeler Sheldon Dickson Vern Frandsen Palace Barber Shop 2350 Washington Ave. Styled For The Smart Dresser 2461 WASHINGTON AVENUE OGDEN UTAH . Departments at Boyle's- HOOVER VACUUM CLEANER DEXTER WASHER WESTINGIIOUSE REFRIGERATORS ESTATE HEATROLA MAJESTIC RADIO Boyle Furniture Company 2329 Washington Ave. |
