Show THE OGDEN It Leads Easter Style Parade Ifcux a jb IMPUDENCE IS SIGN OF INFERIORITY WHAT HAPPENED TO PETER iiw -- Worse things there are than free- dom lost is not always worth the cost — Peter Rabbit 5® Parmer Brown had collected the last of the sap for that day and was on his way to the sugar house when he saw something that caused him to stand still and watch It was a bace Of course you know what race it was It was the race between Peter Rabbit and Reddy Fox Neither of them saw Farmer Brown Peter was too intent on reaching a safe place and Reddy was too intent on catching Peter before he could reach a safe place to pay any attention to anything was gaining on Peter could see that SudBrown Farmer in that abrupt Peter dodged denly manner of his and before he could check himself and turn Reddy had else-Redd- over-ru- n r ifiiii Blip y Now Peter was straight- ened out and going lippety-lippety-lat the top of his speed in another direction Once more Reddy put on extra speed My how he could run! Little by little the space between Reddy’s black nose and Peter’s bobless bing white tail grew less and next the in if as looked Just as it jump Reddy would have Peter the latter dodged again This time when Peter dodged he was once more headed toward that partly opened door of the sugar house How he did run now! My Peter my my! It did seem as if as he fast But had almost wings! ran Reddy Fox ran just as fast Farmer Brown was so interested that he stood stock still without making a sound He wanted Peter to win that race but he quite forhe got that there was anythingdidn’t could do about it At first he realize that Peter was making for that open door In fact he didn’t realize it until just before rsPeter disappeared inside Then he saw and understood and then he yelled Yes sir Farmer Brown yelled “Hi there you red rascal! Get out of there!” yelled Farmer Brown Reddy Fox obeyed At the sound of that voice he put on a little extra sugar speed but he didn’t enter that didn’t house after Peter No sir he do that He kept right on past the among sugar house 'and disappeared hurried the trees Farmer Brown down to the sugar house and closed in the door after him when he wentwas He lighted a lantern for it rather dark inside Then he began to look for Peter Rabbit At first he could see no signs of Peter However he knew that Peter must be in there for there was no way that he could have gotten out Finally he discovered Peter squeezed in back of the woodpile He could see that Peter was frightened almost to death He could see Peter’s ip j h £Oeauiijul once knew still know a woman who could say the most cruel things with a perfectly I’dfrank and gone to friendly smile After bed the truth would begin to dawn There I was gullible as the cat’s monkey thinking she was truly friendly but midnight took Qff the sugar In the dark I could clearly perceive the poison We all know people who leave us feeling uncomfortable and depressed We cannot analyze it un-at less we ourselves are adepts we become sparring In that case readier with and alertly suspicious our answers Wouldn’t it be lovely we think if we could put Mrs Judas in her place and settle her hash for once and all? Now I hate to jump away from this interesting subject and begin to harangue about - the children But there" is a connection between this “firstly” and” secondly” and so I’lr out with it MISTRUSTS " WHEN CHILD OTHERS Some children who seem to give impudent answers' to perfectly harmless and friendly remarks feel inside as suspicious and alert to offense as we do after a few overdoses of our sharp-tongue- d friends While they haven’t any occasion to be on the defensive they can’t quite trust anybody They are sure that everyone is thinking things about them that they are being criticised and ridiculed in some vague way As a result they can’t give an answer that isn't what is known as a retort When Mrs Jones smiles and says aren’t the lilacs pretty Jack may come right back with “I wasn’t I B7 THORNTON W BURGESS It R By Olive Roberts Barton S31 - STANDARD-EXAMINE- V4? v v- Jf i v? X yPS&'S' taking any lilacs” The truth motivating the 0 The gift at Easter time is a com- plete expression of the simple desire to just give! 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She stay dumb and gullible our managed very well If she voice either next about tongues we or the honing go night for tonight tated for an instant if her insults ears our for because had she and was She cupping should as saying it level was not quite as she mind Don we her become tilting made Quixotes up have been there was no sign of she had more coax it’s far And Jamieson windmills Tim with not let would as she disconcertion in her face him It to see to toughens go swimming again fun her into agreeing said “Why hello Tim— what a We are no greater than skin your the “Well change you’ll maybe see to you” prise have “Girls that annoy us the Tim too mind” suggested things see to you “It’s a surprise do to And that Anyhow known been by the same tokefi we he told her “I thought you must tocall a to should you I’m give to have try to show our children seem You going be out of town that calls morrow" quick retorts are best left unstopped answering telephonewhen do can that You “All because they only expose us said I answer right at least you don’t how ' vulnerable we are show and Goodbye Tim” call” (Copyright 1936 NEA Service “’Bye Gorgeous Remember you He would say that of course me” from will be Tim had hearing believe that didn’t Toby —Inc) Toby went into the building and Probably he didn’t telephoned bestepped into an elevator Since she expect her to believe it But s: was here she decided she might never-theleswould say it SO THEY SAY! ing Tim he as well go up and let Charles d® “I’m sorry ’ she told him regretf- her hair On such a hot afternjoji there would be no difficulty about Only yesterday Russia was re ully— politely regretfully as one is an she And really as' a menace to civilization appointment rather an to garded acquaintance speaking see to movie that wanted is the best boy in the hadn’t Russia called Today than to a friend “If you school class Sunday and ho one answered I must have anyhow — ReV Dr F W Norwood British Harriet’s been out somewhere Sitting with the waves carefully one to churchman take no so there’s away pressed into her hair waiting for to dry Toby made up -: her them m"Where’s Han'iet?” A girl who does not simply wish one thing She would to exploit her“f emaleness” or her about mind She’s been the in “Up country’ r working too hard and needed a j not stay home waiting for f Tim nowers of manual labor is well adShe had rest” Jamieson to telephone e traffic light flashed red then U never once would she that v ' “It’s all right now Peter and they crossed the street again Tim’s part m her life Farmer Brown- ‘Where’re you bound for Gor- - do it come to a finish and it was had asked Tim geous?” to that way- - Probably stay sides' moving as Peter’s heart went going 43he changed her plans abruptly Whether he did pitter-ppitter-pa- t pitter-p- at She didn’t want to s&y that she was he wouldn t call not be home would not she now said °r Peter" to “It’s all right escape the heat going to a movie For two days she invented That So instead she said “Fifty-sevent- h Farmer Brown “It’s from the It’s the day for the beauty cuses to keep her away Fox can’t get you nov£ You were a on went She ' shopping apartment where to know you shop” smart Rabbit She had a call from the would be safe All the same 1 guess “Beauty shop! That’s the last trips Models’ league and spent several to go” it was lucky that I was in sight for lace I’d say you’d needwould have hours the hottest part of a ter- Once the compliment if I hadn’t been somewhere around how rically hot day bundled up in one knew Now her Toby Reddy Fox might have gone in after thrilled Tim — and ur coat after another posing said such things easily’ you I guess this will be the best The coats would fore a camera meant little they place for you to spend the night in n°t appear shops until August there’s always the“ upkeep” Jake Ruppert owner New 0 There is no knowing how long that she“Oh to be Photographed York had but they him told Yankees lightly Fox may hang around outside” turned to her appraisingly in“ une A little later Farmer Brown’s Boy T Tim She lingered m the league office don’t you need to worry- lunched arrived bringing some supplies from about thethink with a girl she did not or the upAstaire is doing with dancing original job home and his father told him about keep either As it happens I’m I particularly like Hill Brandt took pje(j one has ever done it in thf jj0 a Play s“® ha? sai1 she movies and Peter’s race for life and showed him headed in the same direction my- - her I want to where Peter was hiding behind the self Mind if I walk along with wanted to see but the night was so —Sonja Henie Norway figure warm neither of them enjoyed the woodpile Farmer Brown’s Boy talked you?” of the world : champion skatlng : — performance “Of course not” gently to Peter Then he turned to sense of humor Toby’s sevFinally on silence his father - “I wonder what would in went for They to her rescue It was ndicu- - upstairs She called qrer her be the best thing for us to do with eral moments Suddenly Tim said pame to stay away from home be- - shoulder i U fturry “Oh by the way Gorgeous I’ve l°us Peter” said he She put on a dress of yellow cause Tim and suddenly she saw of “Do with him!” exclaimed Farmer noticed you’ve taken to decorating that Probably he hadn’t called Brown “Why should we do any the news stands Decorating them or had and had received no nicely too The picture of answerhe there thing with him?- He is safe enough very on was little likelihood cover of the (he door We’ll you in here just keep the would call he that again named a widely circulated magashut and not let him out” Besides she could always find Farmer Brown’s Boy shook his zine) last week was a knockout” “Thanks That was oneof Dur- - I an excuse for not seeing him head “I wish "I coiild feel sure that With this decision made Toby he’ would be safe enough In here” yea’s pictures I liked it myself”back into the old routine enslipped was Tim said a “It beauty” said he “But rm not Shadow the was at home one morning in- — can “And take you Weasel Is around and you know thusiastically of soiled white san- - the wheeL Across the bridge to a one specting more pair thgT1 that way” what a small space Shadow can slip Oh and trying to decide whetherl Long island Along hot streets yes flattery came easily to dais through If he should take a notion him’ Why g not or buildings with they were worth dyeing past hadn’t she understood to come in here in the night ant bell from the entrance when the the air growing fresh so before gradually words that spoken he is quite likely to do just that long downstairs rang sharply less stifling On and on until pres- must as be meant? easily lightly must be the postman with a ently the ribbon of pavement was tiling he would have Peter Rabbit He talked on—of weather the in no time There is no way of keep- wilted appearance the of the city the letter from Harriet One letter had bordered on either side with green ing him out for you know how this boat races the Saturday before a arrived several days ago — a letter On until there was the blue water sugar house is built with all those new car that passed them until that described “Aunt Abigail” Din- - of the sound and waves beating cracks to let the steam" out 'Weve Toby halted before a doorway widdie Aunt Abigail’s cooking her against the shore and a breeze that home was certainly cool got to put Peter in something that “This is the place” she said “This comfortable Shadow cannot get into or there Is where’ I leave you It’s nice to and the little town of Plainsville Still Tim drove on until round all with equal enthusiasm won’t be any Peter Rabbit In the have seen you Tim” ing a curve they came to a stretch She had one hand on the door Toby anxious for more news of beach so picturesque that Toby morning’ W down the stairs She cried out They left the car got 1936 hurried would have T entered he but Burgess) (Copyright by stopped her “Wait a minute” he said opened the door of the tiny vesti- - out the hamper and carried it to la shady spot Tim unpacked the The next story : “A Glad Prisoner’ “How about hunting up a cool roof bule— and faced Tim Jamieson “Hello Gorgeous” helsaid grin- - lunch —cold chicken salad a ther- —— this evening doing a bit of danc- “I’ve given up trying tolmos of iced coffee a magnificent Ing maybe? Don’t you think it’s ning time we did something like that? reach you by telephone Decided to chocolate cake and fruit Use Compulsory I do” come myself Run upstairs and get After lunch they lingered lazily She shook her head smiling your bonnet You 'and I are going for a while then set off to Tim but I couldn’t I’m I on a picnic”’ Iplore” When they were tired of 9 at thls they came back to the picnic going: to be busy tonight” “77" he had seid else ex- - spot Toby settled herself comfort- If anything DUBLIN— Use of peat fuel is to be ‘Tm afraid not—” cept a picnic-Tobmight not have leaning back against a tree made compulsory in the Irish Free “Have a heart Gorgeous? he weakened But a picnic— blue skies ably and staring on across the blue State Coal dealers will be oblige urged Tve been trying to see you overhead green fields trees reach-- 1 water Tim stretched out full-fto dispose of a certain ' amount of weeks honestly I have Don’t ing out generous shady branches length pillowing his head turf with each ton of coal sold - No turn me down’ now that I’ve found perhaps a stream and the sound of arms 4 unregistered person may sell coa you Come on— let’s make it a rushing water How had he known I Suddenly he sat up boldly ' “I ttfat a picnic would be irresistible? know” he said almost roughly and no one may purchase it from date for tomoyrow” Td love it” Toby said raising “why you’re never at ' home - any an unregistered dealer The penalty “But I can’t Tim Really more when I call It’s Jay Hillyer! will be $5 for each ton or fraction got a date for tomorrow” shining eyes and car’s “The the lunch There's something it?” waiting break of a tonTve got to “Can't you v is packed Hurry up and Mtvthftt I know Gorgeous — “Not very well how much Just does Hillyer mean to you?”- “You mean you don’t want to Is I bonnet on” Nearly 6000000 tons of sugar wCl Air eady jsby' was on her 'way I y 7 (To Be Continued) be produced in India thisiyeax that ‘the idea?” m 1 Gardenia Parf urn L Whisper Moment Supreme Cocktail to $1500) Dry Normandie ($150 Boutonnieres ($100 to $175) that are undeniably Printemps in either ice box or feathered manner according : Belts in every to your mood shade required of the moment and in patent calf or suede leather ($100 to $195) Va-canc- es ve t : : r4 I I 1 I Merry-Go-Rou- ‘ at ex-stre- et ht I ‘ I I be-ho- w I I Hosiery by: NOLDE and HORST ($100 to $195) chiffon aor service:: jewel of weight each new shade San- glamour Flamingo Apricot at special beige Greytone Offered box ($285 to prices in the three pairfrom KISLAV Gloves $525) TREFOUSSE BACMO in French doeskin suede capeskin or fabric in of colors a veritable Costume Jewelry ($100 to $750) by CORO and TRUFARI ($100 to $1500) Bracelets earrings clips cases pins rings compacts cigarette 'Imported scarves to give a cos-of tume that finishing touch whether or in restraint ($100 gaiety rampantHandkerchiefs exquito $195) sitely right for sports or dress (50c to $100) I all-rig- X © I I ofnQttS I c nd I I I tired-lookin- 1 U-'-- ' I? i T: f ' ’ i i C and just to add the to the last word we will box and specially wrap any orie: of thern?ort your request at no additional chargeV j Tt i'-’- or ? : r3 er " l Ai o These are the beautifully L R SAMUELS’ gift selections we offer - whpgiye-at-Eastyou artists - in - giving final touch “ex-‘Sor- ry H— - fl y I - ¥ ' 1 1 ’ ’ old-fashion- ed - P i : I ’ K 't- -- I Peat In Irish Free State i ? o To describe the facial preparations of HELENA RUBINSTEIN and ALEXANDRA de MARKOFF is to describe perfection Every item including the new Chinese red lipstick Hand- is excellent beyond compare LEWIS bags by I MILLER NAT MIRRO each piece a compliment to your individual discrimination or($L95 tailto $750) Frothy delicacy ored charm from the Lingerie Salon Slips ($169 to $295) Gowns ($295 to Dance $995) Panties ($195 to $395) Sets ($195 to $595) and a complete line: of sleeping and lounging pajamas v and negligees ($395 to $3975) - 1 V 41 ? :j f' locel Js given telegraphlcordera: Accurate H ' 22 Extension or long dance°telephone ordersCalJ' ?gden: rt t vvf r i - -- - r v - - -- i i F a S Titi rV' i I |