The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 12, 1925, Page 16

— t | f =< “out @ Trapper PAGE 16 ———_-CYNTHI | . Golf « | Don’t Leave the W to Spend Lonely This is the ti game of golf are And there is relationship be Probably the majority of 1 f the yes ull swit nissed workers, who need the exercis affords Yet many of them fail to » tied down by housework © wor heard a man bragging the other day that he spent eight hours of the last four Sundays on a golf course, And during this time his wife was at home alone, growing more disgusted with her home every minute, There's a happy medium in all these matters. The wife should real husband enjoys a game of golf with other men, but : me time she is not going to be happy if she is neglected and ignored every time there is an oppor- tunity for recreation Marriage is a partnership, izes what priceless real “drunk” on golf. She's One A and Glad to Be Here Dear Miss G 1 an a that eo of reade ay ar Swered “Kris Krinkle © staunc supp t it Ip m as he la of 10 « of us think so mu Dh i dad that we would walk it them. We didn’t } ither, when we Joy We would never think parents for t rather thank he has let us OF SEVEN Word Fron | of our bringing us bu the good God that live. A MOTHER Dear } | terest th the cougar ch I read with in. regarding I must say the lady a has never seen a wild moun n w I wa apprppr nimals. we will no Was over, jhounty on they continue to doubt have ven elk meat in our pu sale wit in a few years. But the quest fs: Will we eat them for the couga at large as the lad Writes About Childless Marriage Dear Miss Grey: Not fn one of your articles, You wondered at seing child wives, what the her instinct after comes a woman. As a childless wife of five y 1, for one, can testify that ing has happened to that instinct it is stil] present, the heart and _ Soul of true womanliood. No back porch really necds to be Unsightly. Here is one attractively Covered with vines. It alao has a “@nique shaped porch bor for a Bright colored flower. Give YourChildren Food Protection By Barbara Brooks One of the questions health conference last y 4 “Which are of more importance, ehildren or property Which de ferve greater protection? Compared with other items, the amount of public money spent on child health * 4s pitifully small. Communities are fealizing this and in many places funds are being raised for play- grounds, better sanitation, a purer milk supply and modern school buildings. The foundation for health is laid fn the home and every mother takes pride in bringing up her children to strong manhood and Womanhood, To a great extent this foundation depends on the food which the children eat, It would seem as tho everyone realized the value of milk, yet in many hemes each child is not gettin, his ‘The ideal is one quart of milk o ‘day for child under years old. your ting this Sosiden milk and cereals, include At leant one uncooked vegetable in the day's menu, and 4wo cooked Vexetublen other than WMatoes and porn, and you will have @ protec: We diet, RRR i quota cach Are amount? children get from the office. happiness } couraged as an aid to health, p A GREY— This Is Written for | Bugs’’ ife at Home Alone | , Dreary Sunday | r when that grand old Scotch * counting all the swings that tween golf and happy homes, men who play golf are office e and fresh air that the game realize that their wives often ust as much as they are by and every husband who real- is should not get im Grey will receive » Monday, Wednesday iday, from 1 to 2 p. m., | Tuesday and Thureday, | | from 11 to 12 a. m., at her of- | fice in ‘The Star building, 1309 | Seventh ave. aS | that tt re of invalid a 6 Y 6 s often however restrained b tioulties, fe wrong advi ism, m others Only recently children twit less state. a mother of eight i me for my child. With the possible ex ception of her oldest child, one by one, as they have grown up, they | have helped to fill reform schools. jails and worse places. T have been a public school teacher and am a Sunday school teacher and have never been con sidered an evil influence. Haven't T done abou for the race as she, who 1 propagated freely and made | effort to train A CHILDLESS LOVER OF CHILDREN ki No Wine , ‘or Beer ego Se» ‘ ¢ N nd zen bottles of ns of wine if he t. Please tell me if A STAR READER is misinformed. It is law for a xicants in quantity FRINGED SKIRTS SMART * The skirt is extremely from a strips of the — ICHAMPION ‘MUD- DISCOVERED IN “Aw, city kids don't have any fun,” PIE ARTIST CITY heard a county de d to We emarl: not thi. y cousin find out if the long ago— horrible and truth, so we sent The Star photographer out scouting. He “sneaked. up" on Mildred and Genevieve Andrews, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Dean W. Andreu $25 E, 52nd — ie HOME SAPRETY HINT Make Changes in Lamps Vie gin to tire you, try taking tea interch 9 change the | ions of the or interchange thew its lief | DOCTOR SAYS DANCING GOOD FOR OUR GIRLS NEW YORK, June 12.—The dance | craze is not to be condemned—rath: | er, reasonable dancing ts to be en: | feal and mental. Because the roundings are sometimes able, there is no reason why joyable, not too strenuous form of ex ereise should be always under criti cism, says Dr. J. Allen Patton, med- | ical director of the Prudential In | surance Co. “Dancing is one of the most nat ural, impulsive forms of exercise,” | says Dr. Patton. “The baby, just beginning to toddle, will wave his} hands and attempt to step in time with the music. ‘This response to | rhythm is one of the first manifes. | tations of brain and muscle co-ordl- | ation the child shows. The proud| arents interpret it as an indication | | of great munical talent, but it is} just a natural development common | to every normal child. | “We are pretty old in heart, if | not in years, when we don't want to| | step a bit when we hear music, | whether we have the courage to put | | into effect our desire or not. The impulse to respond to music is something that lasts from infancy | to old age. The added exhilaration | of music makes the exercise all the | more beneficial to the mind as well as the body “We give our girls in the home office of this company the oppor: tunity to dance whenever they are ur- | undesir: an en | while they took setting-up exercises tree fr big rr piano, The hoon hou period ym their denk morning |the girls are in a } frame of mind after a few than if we stood them up in line and counted “There are degrees of Ja ; there are degrees of everything else,” uid Dr, Patton, when that} question was rained. “Anything that is carried to extremes islikely to be vulgar, Our girls know expect them to respect the conven tions, show an inclination to overstep the bounds of good taste. “Music changes with the times, and dancing likewise. But it is the same old instinct that actuates it, Altho the form of expression varies The syncopated measure expresses the youthful energies of the times, I see no serious objection to it with. in reasonable bounds. “Why should not mothers dance? And fathers also® Their health is of more value to them than their dignity. 1 would advise them to take the chaffing of the youngsters food naturedly and get their fun and exercise out of the dance with | whatever dignity they ma _ cause of its greate | Pies—Cakes—Biscuits— Muffins | everything in which you use CALUMET THE WORLD'S GREATEST BAKING POWDER Looks different—tastes better—be- r leavening power | SALE@’2'/, TIMES THOSE OF ANY OTHER BRAND we and there are few who ever| (Women’s © NEW YO! Ring Out the Blue; Pink Bride Here BY HEDDA HOYT meshing new ywed and some the white ve wever, At a re YOU SHOULD BUY A Bradbury Suit at the EASTERN! BECAUSE—no interest charges! Cost and selling prices based upon the volume of 80 stores! 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