New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 6, 1929, Page 12

In ’ A ak . The Hea(_rl Story ve s w enmg Steadfaastn\\'oman By Adele Garrison trooper, and 1 had 1 reason wit Calm Yollows the Storm as Harry Brings News That Prince Georges 1s Safe in the Hospital, Very Slightly Wounded Nocl Stll Anvious The Wanderers Make Themsehes at Home Thornton W By Bu uA 3 UADY 1 hope you'll like the Old Orchard and the Green Forest.” <aid Tommy Tit the Chickadee red should e that pearinz as far sce him h Tommy Tit t1 a few minntes N . down. There ter T ears standing straight 1 a funny 1ook on his face first time Peter nad O1d Orchard since had arrived. “D)id you ter Rabhit?” crie Peter nodded believe it rep politely Wanderor the least bit offended ople do not travel bhave a great deal this over for hbit lgd news for fol NEW BPITAD{ DAILY HERALD. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1929. 'Once Overs Vertical Glossy To da To 1ot f a railroud . Turf. Group A little o hone hole fror deposit is In poorcr Antitoxit Manus (1] If not The Alms, . To st Perched Menus for the Family Mys. A desserts in orange or lemon cups wafers ace with cher hoves hy o a triangle a bons Sal case and are untied the «ill be ready to eat. haby he gere " Filihans B Il 71 %/l | | %7 rranging 1 hell ad hen wafler Rugistered U. 8. Patent 0ffice By C. D. Batchelo White House Influence " we don't choose to poach no eggs around here. SHYNESS “Phillip is so shy, T t to do with him. Phillip, sha | What's the matter? how do voun do? | Leticve the | Meanw, don’t Well cat's got your hile Phillip regarded . well, know Come here, Ui hands with the lady. Can't you say 1 do tongue."” the visitor in an agony of embarrass- ment and shame. It was incredible that his mother, who so evidently was fond of him, could have been so thoroughly unaware of what was going on in his soul. What makes children shy? We might answer with another question. { Would not anyone of us be shy if we were made the subject of such personal comment as Phillip was before a stranger? Fathers and mothers, regiments of relatives and armies of friends are under the pe- culiar delusion that it is with thi | sort of direct attack that one break the ice and starts making friends | with a child. Only a youngster who |has the hide ofa rhinoceros could remain natural and responsive under | | such conditions. There are, however, children who jnever have been subjected to such violation of their individuality who | nevertheless are unwholesothely shy and reticent. Usually these shy children are | over-protected children — reared | alone—whose mothers have been afraid to allow them to mingle freely | with those of their own age. The cure or this shyness is to provide com- | panionship, either by inviting in the children of the neighborhood, or, | preferably, by sending the chiid to {a good nursery school. | If adult visitors to the home are |the sort who can be relied on to | treat him with respect and courtesy, | he should be encouraged to come into the living room to make friends with them. But if they are the sort who are likely to say that “the cat has his tongue” it is better for him not to see them at all. YOUR HEALTH | The skin encloses the body, and |4t the same time fulfills many in- | teresting functions. In it are the nerve endings which make us aware of things touching us and which let us know Fashion Plaque A spring pouch bag of soft ab- sinthe felt on an ivory frame has a large ring handle of ivory, i sensations of cold or warmth. The skin makes the weapons with which the human being at- tacks and defends himself; namely, the nails at the end of the fingers and toes. It regulates the temperature of the body by evaporating water or by preventing evaporation. The temperature of the body in health is at a fixed point, namely 98.6 de- grees Fahrenheit. Weighs Six Pounds The skin of a grown-up person weighs about six pounds, and if spread out flat would cover an area of about 16 square feet. The blood vessels in the lowest layer of the skin run in waves or little hills, which are responsible for the ridges on the palms of the hands and the tips of the fingers. Detectives record these to aid identification of criminals, since no two human beings have sle E’///I//EIEE %777, [AlTIoMZ 1| ININZJwo K TE] . tomato gel tir srange filling, coffee od nato Gelatin Salad, Using Canned | Tomatoes \lated gelatin | water, 2 i£poon 1easpoon tablespoons <poon suga e cold w s grar cold nned tor -4 teaspoon ingredients ercd thorov gelatin mixture. s lved. Cool and pour into as been rinsed out cold utes to chic in the t with a band of straw. A green and black Smart accessories, if any moncy Easte minute mas o the Getting in step with style Easter parade most in feminine After all, Americen women have the re tion of being best dressed in the world. st live up to it! is docs not m however. The the Amers show 18 the real democr it purades, The little girl cround idnal molds may lad 1yonnaise. be minds today. used for Spive Sauc : Nespoons iblespoons | o aspoon cinnaton, for Mix (he s ter and an just the lionaires, thing style chie 1 neg than her full quota to keep the sty title in this count This vear, the $15 more than last. tablespoon out and flour. Add the uics and boil f ntly to pre- rest of the the gar r fre Add the warm over two mir v ng. yaked per ek Diversity "COCOA STAINS i 11 chocolate or staine are t out of line try borax and if that faiis. aster outtits. Moreover, hard 1o ge water and Javelle ne, of incxpensive really good styles. reproductions unshine water. — sity ynonvmor One Werk Statistics tary but one e her on mahogany that are =l of re v tops sain little pieces flat A insert under each corner of the glass. ha To prevent blis or dr 58 avered nenally hae, Easter outfit. Easter style parade are (left to vight): for 1l|-"’ the subject npper- | do the They jnst mil- amazing with | salary often dovs more week zirl Jias | outfits are of styles attords her a wider choice of manufac- | turers now have perfected the idea of | frumpiness 1o longer are of neces. ay—One Wardrobe w that a girl of this as a maximum. 'z pay envelope 10 pur- The only A hl sees is left over, inc s checked silk frodk wil nde the double chrysa say she can clothe herself at all is 1o hudget, In budgeting. she should account hat. shoes and hos- s and other acces- hut not abso- costume, obvi- more than Gloves, are desirable, lutely necessary. The ously. should not %10, Since there are stores now ecatoring 1o this particu- liar little Miss Amicrica, it is possible that she can get her costume for less than $10, thus leaving a littl more for the rest of her outfit. Three types of available advisable from and a style on for the iery. sorics cost le ster both a practical this s girl. First, and blue, $15-a-week the ensenible black or hrown unlined jersey or crepella coat can be worn | with other frocks, thus making sev- | |eral costumes. Second, the worsted snit throe-quarters jacket which. worn with a pleated sitk skirt and differ- blouses, can be made to lead a double hife. ent thousands of | voint of view | of silk frock | with | athemum for the lapel. Third, the little jacket suit, viously the thing that most girls would like this year, since jackets are the outstanding style ition this Easte choice last simply b . on $15 a week, the most desi thing s not always the most practical Tans, greys and medium are excellent choices for the inex- pensive wardrobe this year. One col- or should be decided upon, how- | ever, 80 everything can be bought | to blend or match. Reds, vivid vel- lows and orange arc hest left for scarfs or other s The Easter hat for this wardrobe should be a little fcit one, perhaps in black mo it can be worn with sep- arate dresses r. The first {of shoes should be patent since this 100:s well for street parties. Pumps, onc-strap or | strapped randals can be had ir pensively this year. Heige hosiery | with more grey than pink. is the i best choice, Fabric gloves shonuld mateh hokiery. Envelope hags are a | bit smarter than pouches. New hlues oh- | . T suggest this enviable | pair | these little ridges in same form. The amount of pigment or color in any skin depends on inherit- ance, and also to some extent on the amount of blood In the ves- sels beneath the s 1t, for any reason, the blood vessels become constricted. or the blood ceases to flow, the skin will have its true color, which accounts® for the strange appearance of some people when frightensd. The color of the skin is also de- pendent to some extent on the ef- fects of sunlight. Some people tan casily in response to sunlight: oth- ers deposit increasing amounts of pigment and develop freckles; still others will burn promptly. Q—What kind of light is good for reading? A.—Light from a steady source, without glare and pro- ducing no shadows. exactly the WAmeqoed m&m%flu EASTER CHIC FROM A $15 NEST EGG! A tan tweed suit with <ik blouse and a three-quarter jacket, topped by a tan : and white silk polka dotted jacket sult with white crepe sleeveless blouse and a navy blue felt hat with big collar and tie sash, topped by a black crepel the silk tie scarf and hankic, gloves with a cnff and one button and the modernistic necklace of colored stoncs, cout and a black felt hat. hedked ends, the colorful scarfs are longer than wide. | In selecting a smart but inexpen- | sive outfit, the following hits of yle advice may be of henefit: member that while prints are very smart, one tires of them much fuster than of solid colors. | Skirts must have a bit of fullness this s the solid pleated skirt wots ont shape fast. ccklines should be feminine, kind of collur, how or But light touches on frocks re A mistake unless e detachab] for laundering. Hats should have a suggestion of a brim but w ther they go up or down is inunaterial. A hat's becom- ingness is its test of style value, The effectiveness of any costume its un Hat, shaes, purse «rf should be sed only alter they have been ied with the st or ensemble they complete The ison, b of is ompleie million dollar look™ achievable when colors the feeling of (he |5 the same. is only match and whole ensemble