Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1931, Page 38

WOMAN’S PAGE. Games Thfit Train Eye and Hand - BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER. . eoliaron which help to traln. the and hand, the folowing are given. hoop, and each time the hoop | from & .chelk line drawn | ttarting point to the the player. | mxpert & circle can be drawn and hoop must be guiced around it-with- the stick in order to win, stout_bean pot be board. Filling ' the pot | would ‘constitute the game. | who got the most in during a round of turns would win. | from the usual for | alone. In almost every instance where eye | eye and hand gsin together the games are active. One of the first games of this sort to is marbles.. While this iy al counts agal ‘When the little folk trains both eye and hand. ven zest if the bags are made CRE e n-shaped, . Jima beans, and .a used ‘instead ‘of & with beans ‘The “one ‘This is different WHO REMEMBERS? of today? mother and her stand or fall today. world, with new eray called “a shee) Nor does she cons no good. not_change. « Purity and virtue, honor and helpfulness—they were the code by wl ‘mother Answer —The moral standards of the different from what they have been for ‘They are as immutable as the ever! and truth and The trouble with some young people is that they think this is a new ns and new rules governing it, becan are new in it. That is where they are in error. The i T ot all the experiments which you are making for the first time tried out over and over again by And, strangely enough, always have been reached, especially about what is proj to do and what line of conduct it is best for mnkeotim most nrotahelr u':him - pad course, modern co! ns have scrapped a lot of - tions, but the fundamental. prin e il tonvens that they have been for ages. Girl and hanging to & chaperone’s skirts as the; It is not possible for the modern business girl to - O S e o e oS B, TS T A e 15 no under which the women of previous .enenfim-“n“r L every man they met was pursuing them with lived, and they are the code by which you must every successive generation of ingsters. the old conclusions on the vlt:;m subjects MISS DIX: Would you kindly give some standards for the girls ORPHAN ANNIE. girls of today, ‘Annie, are not mountain peaks. , gentleness and sweetness your mother and her world is very old, and ave been wowwa ¢ g and improper for girls em to follow in order to i i Most anything is food for thought If it can raise a question, umm only give £ 4 2% But most great of conduct still remiain the same Me mental in are no longer kept in leading strings | B 'y Were in grandmother’s time. g —_————— New taxes imposed oh motor vehicles in Peru have causel many automobile owners to store their vehicles. 235 -1 in men’s offices. hallucination seemed to —that which boded them which & board wil are in the board, the larges’ scoring Nevertheless, when it comes down to ordering her own life the girl of today finds it best to cling pretty close to the old feminine standards. FEATURES. 1114 5:!;;& | S 3 If she on wild whoopee parties and comes home old hour of the night, the neighbors are still watching from behind their blinds and keeping tab on her, and they tear her reputation to pleces, just as they have always done fl;numo{ wl|l;( zll,rh}.m'.l'hz mog;rn pl:“lnilnwhen it comes to mai g, passes by the ‘who ive been yfellows lec for a wife some girl whom Eer at least believes to be virtuous. St S0 you see, Annie, the standards for the girl of todsy are what they were yesterday—prity, and modesty, and honor, and henesty, and sweet- ness, and gentleness, and heipfulness. These can't be improved upon. DOROTHY Dg Handwriting SPECIAL September 24th to September 30th ERE are real special values t be found at-al Ure Druggist Stores; located in 28 states. Ure Druggists collectively own their own warehouses and Burrough Laboratories, Baltimore, manufacturing chemists Mliml“Jhm:nwdmmmlmnfio:; The Burrough and Ure Druggist labels guarantee the highest quality of possible price. What It May Reveal. BY MILDRED MOCKABEE. The Woman Who Makes Good BY HELEN WOODWARD. Who started her career as @ frightened typist and who became one of the highest paid business women in America. Y ful.nllmt the l:lt .ht:uhek to_one side mea; hair care- “Why do you dislike the new styles | rylly, y\?:umc\:n'tw:omby;tmllmp)y and so much?” writes Nan. “The other | just pull a hat over it, You must go to girls in the office have read your col-|the hairdresser; you must have more i ‘n%v w:;rfitli;;edm :').l‘y “y;n; object }; waves. You may even have to wear em. e thes uisances—a 1gmn£ne ::dd ye: hlgapflnlge for the |ora vell. . " Perie office. Tweeds an and semi ‘The onl, of comfort {] clothes are quite right for office wear, | for the nil.lv’:o ‘works for lhlt\t o nfl: while the evening clothes are delicious | in the knitted clothes that always look and so very becom! to nearly €very | so neat and are so comfortable, one, Also, ‘as one of my men friends said to me the other day, ‘A party looks least :‘nd hthe smallest &o:t. More-| & ghme o ‘When we took the family to an hon- purchase of equipment. 'An iron | est-to-goodness picnic in Washington }’r"‘m?“m%'efié‘r"a‘é‘e‘i":u’“fi.‘v'i‘.“““fgfl‘ T azest hetwes Thiteent sand | tion bean pot sufficiently’ large. the enth streets Sou ", | opening is large, the distance between it and where the players stand to throw the beans should be decidedly increased. If readers would Ilke designs for-nov- elty bean bags, pleace write and let me know. If sufficient requests come in, I will lupgl‘y patterns. Pass ball is a game that is enjoyed by * little -tots -and grown men and women. This sport becomes a game only when the spirit of contest enters in, " Players lose every time the ball 1s not caught. The beginnings of this excellent game - for - train: hand is found in the use of Tolled along the floor to very. small youngsters. Later on the soft and Mr::feu ball can be 'thrown 'and caught to the-delight of the children. (Copyright, 1931.) Poor @irl—Rich Girl. HIS writer seems to draw rather than write her letters, suggest- ing an intense appreciation of beauty. Her friends probably her fastidi Apple-Quince Jelly. wipe and core 10 large sweet quinces. Put through & meat grinder. :m“ in_a granite kettle,| The vsry decided slant of her writ- let cook slowly | ing leads us to believe her circle of " materials, gréater quaritity for the money and lowest like a party now.’ Perhaps Hollywood Regular 16-ov. ~ be able to go from her office st ht to & party. of ‘The Fortihed is ) b i ot 5 0! e tsose. FORTISOL i The long_down-stroke of the “p”| g i1 Yot b ok suggests decision. It would not e being , them, and you'll see a sharp mark be- only , y and feathers an e Fortisol is' a superior product. You will be h t. who can’ its refreshing and antiseptic effect. We recommend Fortisol and urge you to lay in a supply at this price. And -by to democracy. That's the thi youll mind most. With these new evening clothes a girl won't § cupful of juice allow two-thirds & cupful of sugar. Boll quickly for tés, or it 1t begins to . ‘Twice the -amount of jelly from the same amount ER ard E would home, no trouble being too great for her to adorn and improve it. When once ar- ranged, however, she would feel it in- considerate to disturb It. sm:n; tg of A;ll‘!l.i‘:y w:k-:lght ap- (Copyright. 1931) i GIVE THE CHILD A BEAN BAG. They are not youthful minds s adults and little fc some of them NATURE’S CHILDREN BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY. % Sgg 2 y confined to abilities, Both can enjoy playing , or elther group B Weodwerl. - - o 80 long end $1.00 value, 507value, 16 wux'llbecom!nanyoum: oz. size. Milk n . 16 oz. size. Am- 8 "%h:'\l. haps ‘I am unreasonable. Magnesia. ing , 1 happen to look well in Ky those chemise dresses. But, seriously, USE THIS OiL. Special . . 69’( pecial oo, . tires | there are some things about the new % ) clothes that seem bad. One’s that they Wv.l-e, ¥ it Ty g may mean a sharp division in appear- Cocoanut Oil Sham. 29 A 35/ value, 3 oz size. 19’ ance between poor girls and rich girls. o s Larkspur Lotion. Also hundreds of National Advertised items at Special Sale Prices disving this week 507 value, 8 oz.size. Liguid Antiseptic. s oo i e Special . «.oa 00 All you have to do is to look at b photographs taken 30 years ago, It seems to me that we are slipping back thing. - Wi all we World’s largest seller at' 25¢ | ything: or morose, how- I ever, as it might react upon her. u—‘unnm of. Rla:-rl‘“n' I‘l‘ not ors, but Gl agree it ts interesting . ke Star, oresents. the o nave l'al“r' !’:"’t"“ P ST s, gy 338 into the same sort of 3 begin to look like friendly. don’t look out. Another thing—I can remember when women “wore clothes like these before. mt{'“m ‘much more trouble to put on those we've been having. It will take longer to get ready for work in_the morning. The pary dresses are more beauti- 9, FAVORITE BOUQUET FACE POWDER sands and thousands of dollars’ damage. Eatly in the Spring, just when the strawberries are to bud, she comes along and climbs up the stem of a flower slightly open. Nosing about uritil she finds its center, she makes & cradle with her smout. 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