Evening Star Newspaper, February 10, 1921, Page 27

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IPeter Tells Spooky the Screech Owl All About It. BY THORNTON W. BURGESS. One purpose of your tongue. you'll find, Is o relieve a trovbled mind. —Peter Rabbit. Somehow, when you have some- thing on vou mind, something you cannot understand, or something that troubles you, or something that you feel you must believe. yet somehow cannot believe, it is a relfef to just tell some one else about fit. even though he may not be able to help you or to understand any better than you do. After Peter Rabbit popped out of Jimmy Skunk’'s house in the far cor- ner of the Old Orchard in such a hurry he knew that the wisest thing for him to do would be to go home to the dear Old Briar Patch. But he didn't 80. No, sir, he didn't go. He didn't éven start. Somehow he couldn't leave the far cormer of the Old Orchard. Peter's curiosity had been quite sat- isfied for the time being when he had discovered that Jimmy Skunk, or Mrs. Skunk, or whoever it 'was down there in that house, was not such a sound sleeper as Johnny Chuck. His one thought had been to get out of that house as fast as ever he could, and he had done just that thing. When he was two or three good jumps away from the doorstep he had turned and looked back. No one had followed him. There wasn't a sign of anyhody down ‘that long hall. Peter waited and waited, but no one appeared. Once more_ curiosity took possession of Peter Rabbit. There was a mys- tery in that house of Jimmy Skunk's. If he hadn't been down in there and discovered it for himself he couldn't and wouldn’t have believed it. But he had been down in there and dis- covered it and he had to believe it But even though he had to believe it, he couldn’t understand it. And some- how he couldn’t leave the far corner of the Old Orchard, because ne hoped that something would happen that would explain that mystery. Late that afternoon, when it was be- ginning to grow dusk, Peter sat star- e bl | LISTEN, WORLD! By Elsic Robinson They're going to separate. Yep, hadn’t you heard about it? She says he fusses over every cent she spends and doesn’t expect her to have the least bit of fun but just sit in that stuffy old apartment with him every ening after she's worked like a slave all day doing her own it she’d known she had to work like that she’d never have married, and while she’s going to leave him she is not going to him a divorce, for that would please him altogether too much, and she'll make him go on supporting her even if they haven't any children, for that's the very least a man can do after he’s wrecked a girl's life and spoiled all her {llusions, for you can’t m.ndlhrokoll dreams’ and if you get a good lawyer you can always get sepa- rate maintenance. TR S It never oocurs to her that she hasn’t any monopoly on the “broken dreams.” Her life will never be the same again, but neither will his, If a shattered ideal calls for separate 08, he has exactly a right to expeat her to maintain him ;. she has to expect him to maintain er. The “sanctity of a woman's feel- ings” is one of the most treasured traditions In this country. But how about the sanctity of a man’s feel- ings? If 8 woman is his equal when to sharing marrled property, why shouldn't she be equally respon- sible for married joy or woe? If they want to part, let 'em part. But why should he go on paying war tax while she collects dividends on her tears? Take it from me, when thers are no youngsters and the woman can still slit & pay envelope, I think this separate maintenance stuff is far from a solution of the trouble. Mutton and Egg Omelet, Mash well one-fourth pound of on- jons and & 1 quantity of parsley. Squeess aut the juice. Mince fine one- half pound of lean mutton, meason with salt and pepper and it a little with & finely cut onlon. Beat six egEn, ‘fi the hl.ll-%fled ment and the squessed onfon and parsley and beat all the ingredi & butter in rge 1 add the mixture and bake on the upper shelf of the oven. The best results are obtained when the ofnelet coverw the bottom of the frying pan to & depth of about half an inch, ousek Laura. A Kirkman ®estions that will help your budget economy on the part of the house- Keeper to make it “pan out” we Hometimes, indeed. it requires heroic measures on her part to make & suc- I know of a little bride living in a . This young housewife has learned (o read | ‘her gas meter and to know how many | the amount apportioned for r less at the beglnning of the month, of gas for cooking only! Sometimes. too, when she has | not managed cleverly with the food then the youns couple could pa A- ' of their belated men 1t is utte oneself 1o by thought the he firm in = is to live thriftily and make budget succced. The food sectic the financial budget s ugh without the ited g Another thing upon which the suc- > lustrate this p: a_recent letter s of this column. mind my printin; mo T know financial budget, must tell you about the exp 3 a friend of mine who lives in New York city, and who constantly being visited m descends upon her budget system just collupses. She U b (o k in tl might be this proble ReAt to rectify reluti b5 is keeping them p to this letter 1 s that | friends and rela- me in this unex fashion, hours | house as if he | ting long cnough he mystery. A “Are you ( night, Peter?” came from the next apple tree. Peter turned startled eyes There in the opening to o ho the trunk of the tree little Spooky the Screech Owl, blinking his ‘feathers fluffed out looked thought that by s and staring h rstand oug might art nning to s asked the sleepily, until he are. you so Timmy Skunk's house for f you never had seen it befor continued Spook “I never have seen before anything like what I discovered dow * replicd Pet mmy wn in there to call on J " demanded Spooky, es a littl er. Peter nodded. “At was Jimmy at home?” inquired Spooky, and his eyes opened still wider. Again Peter nodded. “Yes” said he “At lease if Jimmy was kunk was. Perhaps both were there. 1 didn’t wait to find out. Do you know, Spooky. something very strange has happened down in the: “You don’t say and now hi opening imed Spooky. wide open mething | n in there If Jimmy Skunk is alone down there he ‘has grown to be a giant. If Mrs. Skunk 48 with him, both have grown | to_be giants." “I want to know! cried Spooky. So Peter told Spooky the Screech Owl all about that big room down in Jimmy Skunk’s house and how there was hardly room in it for him to get his nose in. “Only a glant or two giants could possibly fill a room like that” con- cluded Peter. And somehow, now that ‘Tell me about it!" lcavanier i 1 h,}“nf morning glories, nas- | \ugust It i not wd The. el A fabric _be in the ascendancy ks | turtiums. arigolds B <1y ural coloring permits brilliant st The Cavalier Hat. the milliner. Why who be | posed fieid Bow ors th the chosen | sortes By the way, faile; N)ig fashion? Why not h- | ornamentation of season. But | running w = 3 p Not only trade is there is a fe the air that e g B BY ANNE RITTENHOUSE. but human- ‘faces char- | crepe de 100 popular 3 We are to be picturesque this|Acters are better suited through va-|as the spring . just ax hats | Cheese and Rice Croquettes. S Lo be inictarcagu | riety thun monotony. of henna duvetyne sunk fo a jow wbb ! FICT PUE CEE T R spring. 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The hat changes the entire spirit of =| HAT WE the we tempt An sad at- ing at the doorway to Jimmy Skunk's | great deal bigger.than he | { vocates and Amer £ |of the full. florid { to buy it, v that you have | an by th An old- ing a vet with rakish x upward in the A well off her r too familiar h wo Therefore. the well w riist are not too san \ picturesque f: scent danger. They f may become rampant are ‘well founded on experience. must get read sher and th uine of suc- | hions. They that ridicule Their feelings To- | for the work At Paris ad- If you feel an urge remember that it demands oval face with deli- o does the high collar reinstated to enveiop is hat in its original tin rolling at one shion .to support 1 colored cock's backward to the a slender ¢ ur: feathers that drift shoulder. It is worn far over the face. All the new Thix seems to prove abort ttempt to show the s it begun for it wa - so soon done for? is the query of the milliners. 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