New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 21, 1929, Page 14

\I’\V BRITAIN DAILY HERAID THLI\bD&Y MARCH 21, 1929. Once Overs ST - Patchelos Costumers Ready With Spring Styles I'he Heart story Love’s Awakening ™" Steadfast Woman § | By Adele Garrison s sanasamsnannnr | Noel Is Tound. Safe hut Worried y had no Over an Intawition Comeceruing S Mary's Predicament | An interesting woolen fabric makes the smart suit at the left. The oxfords and handbag are of Java lizard. Center: An ideal coat for steamer wear of brown and white check with cuffs of beaver. Right: A new cvening gown of black crepe Iilizabeth combined with white and | green. The chiffon handkerchief of green is an important new note. Models posed by Lord and Taylor. ’Ihlks ’lbfi She Reversed Verdict of U. S. Chief | fi@ Parents | Justice ! “What period does she represent ?” ‘ ' e 2 “I think she's an exclamation point.” THE. HOMEMARLR e - 3 Ry Alice Judson Peale There are many woumen whe, he- | ¢ to ovey Ly threatening him" cause tliey are good housekecpers, | wimown dangers. Let the foel that they are discharging 1o GeOgrapthd] Questlons arent e ocr that the 1BiNgS | he full their home duties as home- which he fears most are| makers. As a matter of fact, their R the things unknown. | children, for all their clean clothes the child is given an ade-|and perfect schedules, are neglected . wion of the meaning | in spirit f it is told abomt| Aother is so husy oiling furniture imals as dogs and becomes | running the vasuum cleaner, cook- 10 then T it es its par- | ing splendid meals complete in ail ’ v smo bruises and | their courses and aesthetic details, | P with animity. it is likely | doing the marketing on_an intelli- | we the s titude toward gent hasis, that she scldom finds In anl there is noth- | time to talk to her children, to no- so destructive 1o happiness 'tice them except when they are longevity as fear. Don't be | naughty. rraid! | She is apt to hire a high school i = ! girl. or anyone else who is willing Q.—Can grape juice be sub- (o take the toddler off her hands, stituted or .-mmu- Jjuice in the S0 that she may be free to attend dict of to tasks which she evidently consid- A 3 is not a su !ers more important. She shows no | stituted for orange juice in @n | hesitation ahout delegating the task | 8 diet. Crange Juice 18 |of motherhood fo the nearest and | vitamin €, which pre- | most incompetent hands, while she irvv: grape juice has | would not think of letting a similar- f this vitamin than Iy incompeient person bungle her orange jui honsekeeping. FTVOFF ¢ TP R o Eee | Little Helen Terwilliger was right, = | The homemaker who finds that!and Chief Justice Taft of the United she cannot do her job without dele- | States Supreme Court was wrong— Me]”]., Ior t’le Fflmtl) Eating some part of it to a helper and just let him try to get out of it should consider seriously the relative | now. When he administered the oath ‘vmrmr':m«-u of motherhood and | of office to President Hoover, Helen, By Mre, Alexander George | housekeeping. To the homemaker | pictured above, was listening in Horizontal - A Menu Al Enjoy | who finds a genuine creative joy | from her home in Walden, N. Y. : ftove, but. |10 motherhood, it will seem far bet- | Helen 18 only 13, hut she has studied her civics in achool and knows ter that the furniture ghould not | that “preserve, protect and defend” s the phrase used i» the Constitu- | 100k its best, 1 the cooking be 11on. After hearing him say “preserve, maintain and detend.” she wrote s than perfect, that the family letter about it. Chief Justice Taft admitted a misquotation, but imens siiould suffer from improper | denicd that he had made it just that way, But the Fox Movietons film, lsundering. than that a child should right, recording the sound and sight of the inauguration ceremony, re- receive anyth t of the most verses the decision made by the nation’s foremost jurist. |w-’ not 1 vital matters, it | 1! pavs to he 1m st. The mother who | green | 1005s within her own soul and finds | cracker | here no talent for motherhood, who butier: ws 11 e prefers the activities or of a paid job to by and loving ha school Biscuit \ertical S50 eat P mill ) schen its dots, and smart and T combina- TRIANGELAT 18 Bsp e SHUBSR AN UE S or paper | : 1 dnch| POLISH on | fc is one par on oil boiled linseed oil <oft ¢ polish . 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