New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 17, 1929, Page 18

NEW BRITAIN DAILY I'IERAI.D. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1 99( ). Love’s Reawakening The Story of a Wife’s Triumph Over Jealousy By ADELE GARRISON OHCC OUCVS Mother Graham, Bent on Open War- fare with Katle, 1s Kept fro Kitchen by the Tale of the ton Country Home Problem and I saw t had t ne to § good humor wish tp ask me I had half dozen room, her advice DANCERQys f CuRve sary from with Ka A Doleful Prophecy he s nd if wred the premont I would have evious | don't kno matters a at the won \ C. D. Batchelor Registered Uy . Patent 0ffles t of the vacation, hioned BTRIPED CHIPMUNK'S POCKETS HANDY 1 o1 Apple Puddings veplied Bowser 20 pouches Menus for the Family BY Mi VLI XANDER GEORGE vmon Cakes for Dinner CURPAIN CLIPS PAINTED CLOSE YOUR HEALTH BY DR MORRIS FISHBEIN i Ahe American and of Hy- itor Journal of Medical cia, Ass0c the the enter on hy from used Ity of ttention the il phosy ficient D part prote shor d carbohyc rtion 11 not hay Is in their bod ind teoth, The tion as to v when they tist must clean o i Remedy For “Bored Youth REYBEBER ‘-{usm:fln NMERERIXEYEOR tuent of 11 Woma pets Lower place may I (conter), Lett is the For 1 imization recognizes the ¢ day joyment scout org; mger there is to . ad of With movies, the ra tos, phones, apartment 1 1 the modern labor ng dev their birthright of tion and exer in passi act en- lio, au ving, and ices anduiothers, and With (e Time in ' ham 1ot h nd perfe raft, that hier 1 enjoyed doing Hom more often, arc amerely lilkke food of it resul Here places to Recreation comes s in horedom the Girl inned, inactivi- | USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS is wherc Scouts m the home bullding bird-houses again when Girl Sconts of (oday (upper right), or sewing (Jower Girl Scout bungalow in Santa Barbava, Calif. t unles tThe netion m ontle interest giv encrgy, stimulate hils hundred an between the 1h® soundne theory of ganization pla it orth things. d fifty thousand and 1% Girl Two Birl s of Scout 156 of the money and thusinsm 0,000, or member five the within wders so that be doubled o million dollars is expansion 1 given the first 00, on behalf of Ady overt (€ reflec wolne lies rious on t! hile erythin ion g to get out of home n seem 1o their daughters and ) out of such things cooking, mending, caring for Willie, tending the dog or cat, | i e ma 1116 \king their clothes, and \lunmng.x still shooting wid their intrinsic find o1 mark in the . We particular merit, we may elves propriety of our s take to intercsts and the child must accou the temperament have in mind We find which echo or enrich his of should try to storics interests ind his expe imaginative The summer in the well have t in nature cither 1l or child ho has spent the woods and ticlds may develope intere which would lead us to select nim su by Henri Fabro On the other hand been to th for books about saili scovery for 1 hooks as those child who | dy and the ha is per) S 1 Certain bhooks niversal appe he classics count, a st their contents on hi . The sensitive r should e imaginative b or not giver tor aro| fear horror ion. he 6 1L Samho” orics which Hood.” * “Little Bl con fine for him, who indu in e g should o read nd to make him the Jand of fanta ng of fairy tal hould he th ic not. encoura toric will 1 liv increasine ,works of 1l Iventure, ling * child's reading is as : a v of understan cf ng good hool slip TRI-COLOR fad for tri-color i this round rian to t winter E 4 r the sn The ind shanks e Combined Gold hecls enrich t n ther « elipper FLAPPER FANNY SAYS: REG.U. 3. PAT. OF] On the dance floor many a heavy- | weight is light. crow up. vight)—they Hirl Sconts can choose the i ich they get Last who t0oi tan acting making and in cooking, home ler- ing, home as host Most of the Many of them now have tractive little Girl Scout homs:s which they paint, furnish, decorate ind keep spotless for their meetings, their 5 for their mothers and | friends, and for gencral recreation These houses differ according dity. In Washington there s fied colonial house which irs. Hoover sponsored () In Ve it hou 1 Barbara o Scont troops mee part spot 1o loc the dig 1 for several loby alow is an buy boxes. In 1 weir meeting they learn the and the 10010 pot ven in this jovs of yme-mading responsibili ties of entertaining Learning the Housckeeper's Art Girl Scouts belong to what they call “the larger family.” By this| they mean that through Scouting, | teaches its girls, AL TOP COAT” tern 884 SPRACTI I Britain H rial 7 to 1 vicnce is neces- ca to yon fifteen cent ordercd all mail 11 th York TS city. Washing brother's hair (upper 1eft), taking care of the housc belng tanght the old-fashioned tasks of the home-maker. ause of modern conditions, they prive them, At camps eook, and Du shop, budset really learn to run a hous ing the year they they 5 learn bird life and flo in outdoor bi tennis, such yeling, swimming, ing, riding and pitching camp. T asked their lead- ers for and reccived classes in jour- typewriting, dancing, art, , current cvents and a va- of other things. The whole stress is on having the girls like m and likely to enthusiastic, ho will be a any nation. compete sports archery, ail- nalism, what is develop i home-lovin genuine ¢ The extend the comn ford 1 voung girls to spend vikely and profitably purpese of summed up in eresting, women et o [ program s to veloprient work, give many new and for American their led The whole organization s philosophy it owe, rather energy. It spent constructively. For ties Scout leider at- \opporiuniti i e the “We than own, our surplus should be adolescent girly get their chance at | that way we enjoy life, for we get things of which their private homl‘s,lout of it what we put into it."