New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 24, 1914, Page 14

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1914. JREN SHOLD B GVEN ALLOWANGES by Training Them in Financial ‘Respensibiity. ' Washington, April lchildren in financial responsibility” ‘was an interesting subject of dis- ‘cussion before the International Con- gress on the Welfare of the Child ! here today. Professor E. A. Kirk- patrick of Fitchburg, Mass, a wide- 1y known child psychologist, delivered a long address in which he advocated PRESCRIPTIONS i& the watchword with us in Your doctor’s or- T ST 100 Per Cent. Satisfaction Guaranteed We endeavor to render at all times satisfac- tory, intelligent service. We offer only reliabie ou Are SAFE When You Buy at RIKER-HEGEMAN’S merchandise at lowest prices and guarantee ab- tency. We consider the requirements of the solute satisfaction with every purchase or your sick our most important duty in serving the pub- money will be cheerfully refunded. lic. Our prices are moderate. Elastic Hosiery Private fitting room in every store. Experienced male and female attend- ants. Satisfactory fit guaranteed, Regular sizes in Anklets, Leggins, Garter Hose and Knee Caps carried Absolute accuracy the filling of prescriptions, ders are followed to the minutest detail by registered pharmacists, and only drugs and chemicals are used that have passed a rigid test in our laboratory for their purity and po- THE BEST MEDICINE THAT YOU CAN TAKE JAYNES’ BLOOD —AND— NERVE TONIC AUTOMOBILE GOGGLES Proper protection for the eyes is necessary not only for motorists and rallroad men, but for others, the nature of whose work necessitates such a protection. e« oo Leather 24.—"Training Toilet Requisites We unhesitatingly recommend our tooth preparations as being the finest and most efficacious possible to produce. PREPARATIONS. Paste. Creant RIKER'S RIKER’S ANTISEPTIC TOOTH Tooth “Powder. 5 15c | Tooth Tooth Wash...... ......25¢ | Dental S VIOLET CERATE A greaseless Van- ishing Cream of su- preme quality. It IMPROVED COLD CREAM Approved and used by women of dis- mask, | Extra iine qual- “that every child should be given a small allowance as early as five years of age and should be free to spend it as he pleases.” The speaker took an emphatic stand against the practice of paying children for doing unpleasant things i that have no economic value, such as taking medicine or having a tooth pulled. "Such practices he declared, handicapped the child in coming to the full realization of the relation of | work and money in the world. “Almost equally objectionable,” he said, “is the giving of money for lacts of politeness or kindness, These should be paid for in equivalent acts of politeness and kindness, and ideals of courage should be fostered in connection with the enduring of | pain: Outside of the home money Kill ‘not be received for enduring ip or doing kind acts, and to pay v such in the home ild false teaching as well as a low !eal of courage and kindneéss.” Money Is Important, “In present day life, Professor Kirk- | | patrick said, money plays a much ‘more prominent part in the satisfac- tion of desires than ever before, and [ the problem of financial training of ‘children had under these new con- ‘ditions become important in every home. Although labor was not the sole sourcc of value, ii was the most fundamental and primary source and a parent could not go far wrong in | presenting this view to children. other people call for and put down some money for it means little more to a child [/at first than any ceremon as | bowing thanking, \-empen older persons,”- he continuea. “if a child never buys things himself he will “effectually be kept in ignorance of ‘the real value of money, so if you wish that cendition it is only mneces- ‘sary to let him have none to spend.” He pointed out that . parents also went wrong in making money seem to the child the most important. thing in life, and others swung to the other extreme by giving a child money when eVer he asked for it. The one practice was likely to make the child !' envious, the other to make him a ependthrift, sinte he would be certaity th:\t He' could get more mom:y when his’ supply was gone. Chila Should Pay D-magcs. In giving a small- allowance to children, parents may advise but nrever require the children to spend it in any way, the speaker argued. “The. child must leagn by his own ex- riences the satisfaction that may be gotten from spending money in va- | One of the most valu- | rious wavs. able experiences a chila can have is to buy somecthing that gives very lit- tle or very brief satisfaction. If such | .an experience is preceded or followea by something that gives a great deal of satisfaction the lesson is likely to be of lasting value. Tt is a mistake to help a child out of difficulties of \ unwise expenditures. “Within a few years the child should become findncially responsible for his own acts. If he breaks dishes or windows, or injures property, he should pay the damage out of his own money. If this plan is followed the parents should be very careful not to scold the child for the act. On the contrary he should receive sympathy and be encouraged to do the only proper thing, make 8004 the loss as well as he can. Chil- dren ag early as six years readily _ learn to understand financial obliga- tion, and, properly taught, develop the will to repair or pay for dam- aged articles.” Spring Time Is Paint Time Inside the Home As Well As Outside Spring housecleaning is a trying time for everyone, espe- cially the housewife. Clean up ' and paint up With Thompson'’s Home Helps Paints, Stains, Enamels. Fur- niture and, Metal Polish For small expense you can do wonders. For instance, 15c worth of ,‘Thompson’s No. 75 Varnish Stain makes an ordi- nary size chair look new, A few brushfuls of Stove Pipe Enamel give the pipes a beau- “titul, glossy, black finish, \"Clean up and vlint up,” now. is the time. 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