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The Washington times., 1927-09-19

fuss and bowl their way through
childhood and fight their way
through the rest Of their lives.
That il q griepolls handicap.
Although the task seems im-
possible. the fault could be over
come if parents were wise
enough and firm enough ana
kind enough.
Tell your suriy child to as.
sumo cheerful attitude whether
he feels it or not. Tel your
quarrel elsonte youngster to speak
pleasantly and behave courteous
", no matter how antagonistic
he feels way down inside. Con-
vince him that the right atti.
tlide viii eventually become his
real attitude il he assumes IL
persistentiy.
Make him believe that the
ability to get along with his
associates III the keynote Of sue.
cess. IT is: and children who
are taught that fact win, Id
fcw years from now. be CIV
ing orders to their schoolnnates
who never learned It.
The Washington times., 1927-09-19
By Hannah Wing

nURING the hiking and pic.
nicking and beach party sea-.
son countless marshmallows are
toasted over countless camp fires.
However this delightful confec-
tion. besides its toothsomeness
and It's undeniable qualifications
FOR social success on these infor-
nlaIzo zoccaslons has real food q,iali.
ttss ana 4 particularIy harmless
Tor the younger and even young
est generation.
Like an candles, marshmailcws
have i high caioric Of energy
content and provide ! source 81
rapidly available energy 10 repair
fatigue which results from bodily
activity 81 children, athletes and
other active people.
MarshmalIoWs are particularly
distinguished ii tie candy family
by their relative high content
Of gelatine. an expensive ifigre-
dent and one which has certain
valuable food properties III adCif-
ton to It's technical use III the
confectionery Industry to prevent
Capitalization Or graining and
breaking up of. emulsions.
But In cooking one can also
The Washington times., 1927-09-19

II love him now too much to
give him up. / am SO miserable;
at times believe am going
mad.
Is there any way In which he
can get divorce2 He pleads
with his wife TO divorce him on
any grounds whatsoever.
II did not take him from her.
He had not lived with her for
years before We met.
"A READER.
Problems OF divorce have be.
come so common they cannot be
ignored. II you have religious
scruples against divorce, there is
only one consistent course which
will save you from suffering.
Avoid the intimate friendship of
men who are neither legally sepa.
The Washington times., 1927-09-19

Gut narshmallow in thin strips.
Drain pineapple and cut III small
cubes. Pare oranges, remove sec.
lions free from membrane and cut
Ia pieces Cut walnut meats ii
pieceH Mix ingredients, arrange
on bed of lettuce leaves and
serve with nlayonnaise or cream
salad dressing.
Baked Apples with MarshmalIows
Six apples. three.fourths cup
boiling water, u marsbn lows.
one tablespoon butter.
Wire apples, remove core. cut
through skin halfway down to
make points and place. iii baking
dish Reserve six arshnnallows.
cut remainder III pieces and put
III center oe apples Put bits
Of butter on top of the marsh
mailows. Surround apples with
water and bake ii hot oven urls
tll soft. bastfng frequently Be
very careful that they do not lose
their shane. Remove from oven,
put 4 whole Knarshfaall0w ii the
ton Of each apple and return To
oven until slightly brown. Re-
move 10 serving dish. surround
with the syrup from the pan and
serve hot or 80; with cream.
10 clean suede gloves. put them
on the hands and rub well with
fine oatmeal. Remove obstinate
stains with benziIie. applied with
. soft piece of flannel.
The Washington times., 1927-09-19
7each Your ChiLd 10 Co-operate Vith AssociatesI
~ .. Lalnar Matthews

BY b. Lamar Matthews
MR. BLANK earns his living
IN W the sweat of his brow.
and he says that his nose has al
ways been to the grindstone. He
comes Of . good family ana he
has more inteliigencs and native
ability than the majority Of men;
but = combination II circum.
stances has kept him from sue.
ceeding.
That II why he is bitter and
rebeliious. He Is impatient of
authority, and especially 81 sipet.
ty authority. Z The man iust
above him always comes IN for
his hatred and his iibes. He
never loses an opportunity to
show that little boss sc his lust
how little he does know. Some.
times he gets very mad and let's
people know that he isn't afraid
Of anybody.
Then he comes home and tells
the family what the other man
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SHE DIDN'T KNOW HE WAS MARRIED

ing are: Their love for each
other Is flawIess.
He can very well take care
Of her financially. regardless Of
other Responsibilities.
"she says she will never give
him uD and will walt for him as
long as necessary.
He is 81. She Is "a.
They both. have but one re.
quest: To see each other Just
once q week in the company of
any member Of her family. at
any members house. In order
to avoid gossip. they do not care
to be seen alone. but are open to
any suggestions which would
put them ia proximity about
once every week What Is your
suggestion? j. -"
The Washington times., 1927-09-19
FLAYS BABY
TALK

tdTlHAT horrid additional foreign
tongue. Is the way Dr.
Frank Howard Richardson char
acterizes baby talk III children.
the Magazine for Parents, urging
that the child be spared the pains
Of learning &
Among other things in chfld,s
declaration OF rights drawn m
by DR.. Richardson in the Septem.
ber Issue OF Children, = under
the title OF What the child
Should Demand Of His Home
are the following:
child deserves to be- treated
ct the table with at least as much
courtesy as would be accorded
to q casual guest. which means
that he viii not be badgered about
mis- food intake, etc. ana he may
well claim the right of learning
some things his elders learn by
the priceless pedagogy Of trial
and error.
He II entitled to demand that
his elders help him form habits
of oraerlfness. Of self control. 81
personal cleanliness, ana of GOOD
sportsnanship Iii this day 81
oIe-child families he may wen
demand of his parents that he be
given sisters and brothers, and
that there be some definite plan.
ming Of his day by elders who
ought to understand budgeting
of time better than he can IS e.
pected to do. 2
Dr. Richardson adds. real r..
ligion. undefiled. Is All inalieuabls
right Of every child He should
have a reasonable. working reliR.
ious background against which 70
create his own personal religious
faith. z
The Washington times., 1927-09-19

Before replying To- this kindly
and logical letter shall quote
from . second which lies on my
desk:
Dear Miss Fairfa1-I met q
man in his thirties 4 few months
ago. Since then We have been
keeping steady company. / couldn't
find out anything about him. for
he comes from a different city.
We have learned IN this short
tins to love each other very
dearly.
He has Just told me that he
Is married and has 4 child, but
that he doesn't love his wife.
Although she does not love
him. she refuses to give him q
divorce.
The Washington times., 1927-09-19

rated or divorced from their wives.
4 you find yourself beginning to
care for such man, handle the
situation firmly and forget him
BY filling your life with new in
terests.
II you believe In divorce under
some circumstances. surely you
cannot do better than follow the
course pointed out by the writer
Of the first letter from which I
have quoted. Wait until the man
who interests you Is free before
considering him sentimentaIly or
permitting courtship. Needless to
say, a girl Of honor would not
come between = man and his wife.
The married man referred to ia
each letter was unkind Ia encour.
aging q sirI 10 love him before
The Washington times., 1927-09-19

double-dog dare anybody to step
on their rights, any time. any
where.
OF course, they come home and
relate their experiences and quite
likely stretch the tales OF their
own bravery and daring. Their
father listens and tells them not
TO let anybody impose upon them.
As q consequences of this m.
advised procedure those boys are
developing the same inferiority
complex that Is the hidden cause
Of their fathers attitude. 1t has
kept him from gaining promo
The Washington times., 1927-09-19
HOUSEHOLD
HINTS
TO Mend Glass

Xix together Ii bottle 4 gilI
of methylated spirits and al.
ounce of isingIaaS. place the IN.
corlxed bottle III 4 bowl 81 warn
water. to dissolve. shaking will
help matters. When dissolved
strain through muslin. This
makes an invisible cement for
broken glass. It should Sc given
4 considerable time in which to1
sci, after which Il viii stand I'm.
niersioi1 IN reasonably warm
water.
Boiled fish win always cook
better Il tied up In cloth.
For cpfns. apply d pOultgcs of
white bread soaked in vinepar +.
and cover with piece of lint
Leave on for twelve hours ana
then renew.
The Washington times., 1927-09-19

other through work and new In
terests
4 man who il frank and manly
viii be frank always from the first
regarding his marital status with
q girl whose companionship he
seeks. protecting her from him
self.
When q new acquaintance shows
the disposition to cultivate your
friendship. ask yourself the ques-
tion, Is ne married. Find the
correct answer to that question
before proceeding with the friend.
ship. Only a friendship that is
honest and right from the first
can lead to q happy. successful ro-
nance.
The Washington times., 1927-09-19

strenuous WORK and she was not &
strong girl Often she forced her
self To work when she was hardls
able to sit at her machine. All times
she would have tO stay at home fol
she was so weak she could hardly
walk For fivs years she was Ill
this weakened condition.
She tried various medicines AT
last 4 friend Of hers spoke of Lydia
y Pinkhana's Vegetable Compound
and Miss Schmidt gave Il & trial.
Everyone says an Z healthier
and stronger GIRL she writes n
am recommending the VegetabIe
Compound to all my friends whc
tell me how they suffer and an
willing to answer letters from
women asking about ft.. Julis
Schmidt's address Is 1fS willow 81
Silverton, Oregon. For sale by All
druggists
The Washington times., 1927-09-19
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX
FASHIONS
r A N CIES

LEvERLY Constructed CIox.
~ comprised Of numbers Of tiny
geometric motifs. are embroidered
upon the newest and sfnartest of
sheer silk hose. Done n q slightly
darker tone Of the same color as
the stockings, these Cox are In
wider form than those recently
worn.
Fiat as Pancakes, put not Al Ali
shaggy, are the huge shoulder flow.
ers seen on the fornal fan frockn.
Going from one extreme OF size "a
the other. the sports boutonnter
flower Of felt. leather ii crystal Ii
quite tiny.
Row Upon Row # machine
stitching, forming neat bandings
ls 2 most important trimming on
the seasons tailored wear. Owing
TO the general acceptance of cardi.
gan Jacket effects and colIarIess
I1ecklines, stitched bands have Sc.
come a most acceptable finish for
simple sports and street costumes.
SScANB CHAhcS Is no longer to be-
entirely attributed to an anti-Voi-
stead attitude: it may be quite as
convincingly blamed upon the pres.
ent fashionable craze for serpent
jewelry. One Of the most popular
Of new hat ornaments Is q rather
large silver pin representing q coil.
ed snake ready to spring.
Not the Least Literary Il the
appeal Of a certain little leather
book that merely offers novelty
in the way Of vanity cases. This
clever new calf or morocco leather
compact contains both powder and
rouge.
Accentuatfng Belts some Of the
latest French designed frocks have
their belts drapped around two or
three times.
Volcanic Violence is brought into
play in choosing name for the
latest shade Of green, which
rlosely resembles the dull, olive
tone Of former seasons. This new
color, lava green" is being spon.
sored by foremost Parisian sfvI-
lists.
The Washington times., 1927-09-19

tions which his ability deserved,
and Il win keep them down ia
the same way.
Children should be taught to
get along with their associates
and the getting along should
begin with the home folks. They
should be made TO understand
that knowledge is power and
that the more they learn the
more likely they win be TO con
troll others. They should be-
convinced that good nature and
cheerfulness and 4 firm deter
mination to get ahead viii do
The Washington times., 1927-09-19
Be Sure q Man Is
Free to Offer You
His Attentions
By Beatrice Fairfax
An Authority on the Problems Of
Love and Marriage.

An Authority on the Problems Of
Love and Marriage.
IN former days the average
! girl was carefully guarded.
Young men with whom she asso.
ciated were friends chosen for
her. The old system had one ad.
vantagsa girl was fairly certain
that her suitor was what he pre-
tended to be because he had been
investigated by her parents.
Today the average young wo-
man chooses her own friends and
sweethearts. although Iii gem
eral way these friends and ad.
fiirers are subject to the approv-
q Of her parents especially If she
lives at home
Dear Miss Fairfax writes j,
.. on this subject AS an inter
E ed party to the following pro-
ceeding, my I submit it for your
Kind considerations
She met him six months ago
through the usual methods. Meet.
ings twice week were then in
order. After four weeks he told
her he had been married eight
years ago, but had not lived with
his wife for the past five years
and had instituted divorce pro-
ceeding, may ] submit it for your
to materialize. He also revealed
that there Is child with its
mother and that both are com
fortably cared for.
To relieve her OF any con.
ecious guilt she might have
through further meetings. he also
informed her married brother OF
the facts.
Now, the brothers conscience
was a burdensoHne weight. SO he
In turn cohfided the facts to
other members Of the family.
As spokesman. he has emphatic.
ally forbidden her to see him again
until matters are legally clear.
He gave her the alternative Of
him or her family.
A few facts worth consider.
The Washington times., 1927-09-19

did; and what ne said to him;
and what he'd better not do; and
what he won't take or any man,
etc. etc. etc.
Mr.. Blank has three sons. They
have come up In the hearing OF
his mutterings against authority
and his big talk about what he
would do if so-and.so happens.
That Il why the boys are for
ever In trouble. They show re.
bellious spirit al school; they
have ugly disputes with trades
men; they have quarrels with
their neighbors and they Just
The Washington times., 1927-09-19
-SA WING
DEVICES
Dresden ChIIla

Dresden China
Those who have ornaments of
Dresden china Of any similar IN.
tricate patterned ware are often.
puzzled how to set dust ana dirt
out of the inaccessible parts. Try
applying 4 soap Iather with al
old shaving brush It gets right
into the cfevices and after the
article Is rinsed ii clean water
II Is left quite free of dust.
Lemon juice rubbed into the
scalp before washing the hair win
dissolve all dandruff. II win Re.
move warts II applied regularly
every day, and there " nothing
better tor corns and bunicns than
to soak them III hot water and
apply j bandage wet with lemon
Juice.
The Washington times., 1927-09-19
Proper Address,
EAR Mrs. BEEcKMANlg:


nEAR MRS. BEECIxMAnN:
win you please let ms
know which would be the correct
way to address letter Is my
sons wife7 I am widower and
my name being John S. Smith
my son name Is John s. Smith,
Il.
say that her letters should
Be addressed to Mrs. John S.
Smith. jrs and not Is Mrs. John
8. Smith. as people may not
know that / am WidoWer or
may think have married again.
]. j. s.
VoU are correct. Your letters
70 your sons wife should be
addressed TO Mrs. John s. smith,
The Washington times., 1927-09-19

more to win cooperation than
al the wrangling in the world.
If q boy finds out that he
can outwit or outtaIk his oppo-
nents or his rivals, he has ac-
ql1ired q magnificent weapon.
It Is the suaye, cool, steadfast
people who win the Victories in
these modern times. SIedge- ham
mer methods are no longer e.
fective.
Some children are apparently
born with an unfortunats dispo.
sition. They whine and wall
their way through babyhood;
The Washington times., 1927-09-19

disclosing the fact that he was not
legally free to offer her his name.
Il time has proved that love is
dead, as in the second letter quoted
from, there should be every effort
made to obtain 4 speedy divorce.
Consultation with q lawyer may
point out ways. which vary III va.
rious States Of the. Union. Until
divorce Is an actual fact two per-
sons interested IN each other
should meet only casually. when
carefully cfaperoned, out Of regard
to honor, honesty. regard for the
law and the opinions of others,
and for the happiness and welfare
Of all concerned. II divorce proves
impossible. the only course is to
separate finally and forget each
The Washington times., 1927-09-19

find many other uses for marsh.
mallows. aside from their value
as . confection. They are rich
ii decorative possibilities ana can
be used TO top cakes. baked 40.
pies, in combination with fruit
salads and many other ways
which make delicious is wen as
The Washington times., 1927-09-19

This Is possible
thru the naAgi,
of the humble tif
can
Ii one 0t The
canning establ
lishrnents Julit
Schmidt was en-
ployed tt waf
Complicated work
because she ala
sealing and other
OF til :
work IL Wa
The Washington times., 1927-09-19
NJ hen Manners Are Correct
q Mrs. CorneIius BeecIZnlan.

II Your son Ii lir. John s.
Smith, 4. Gor junior il YOU
spell the word with 4 snall IL.
teri and therefore his wife n
Mrs. John s. Smith. II.
The Washington times., 1927-09-19
Maps Amazon

LARGE area of the Amazon
= River has recently been.
mapped by an American -.
plorer who flew over the region
ia i hydroplane.
Glycerine Is excellent for ~
moving coffee stains.
The Washington times., 1927-09-19

M ORKS like magic on any Kind
~ Of corn, no matter how old,
where Il i, how bad Il hurts. One
touch and the pain goes. Almost
unbelievable. Then the corn shrivels
up and goes. A scientific way chat
dancers, walkers, actors doctors and
millions use Beware Of initators.
Get the real 'Gets-It At drug stores.
Costs only ! few cents.
GETS IL
The Washington times., 1927-09-19
Wireless for Mountaineers

ISOLATED mounaeers who telephone
facilities, IRE experimenting with radio and recep
ton Of keeping in touch with civilization Some dif1
cutdes are being encountered
The Washington times., 1927-09-19
IS 4 HEAL THIER
STRONGER GIRL
Because She Took Lydia E. Pink.
ham bIe Compound

The fertile valleys of Oregon hsl1
to supply the tables Of America
The Washington times., 1927-09-19
Automatic Fog Signals

MIXTURE Of air aceylene used in device just
a stalled in the Firth Of Clyde in Scotland automatic
the fog signals there The eonvnce requires attention only
IN three months.
The Washington times., 1927-09-19

healthful food conbinations On
the menu
MarshmallOw Salad
Thirty naarshmalIows. two large
oranges. few grains salt, four
slices canned pineapple. one.half
cup walnut meats. lettuce, salad
dressing.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04

IA&M-Ani suburban property for sale
Or exchange Tor city property or city
properly Tor farms. New England Real
Estate Co. 476 Main St Tel S7S or
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
AgcntS-Rcal Estate

II. J. FOlEEN-Rcal Estate 4 Insurance
l3c Main St. Room u. Tel. 1870
ANDREWS & STEVENS-Rcal estate,
mortgage ioana Insurance. Is Walnut
St Tel o-o5
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04
Building Lots For Sals

BUILDING LOTS-PiainvilIe. Plnehurs.
Manor. carefully restricted, all conven-
fences. Prices reasonable and terms
easy. The John Cooke Co. Ner! Block.
Piainvlle. Phone 1868
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04

CENTRAL--c and tenement house In
fresh repair. Also : us acre farm with
large harms and on; buildings Lock.
wood, City Hail.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04

CHRISTIAN LANE BERLIN-.-samily
house, electric lights and water. lot 100
feet wide. Cal! Richard Murray Brick
90, kersington. Tel. 1884,.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04

property 100 acres all .jl'ab!e land,
is cows. 3 horses. tobacco sheds.
Running water IN the house. All barns
and buildings In first class condition.
Price very reasonable. New England
Real Estate Co., AIS Main st. Tel
$50 or SIS,
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04

SeuTo
5 Phone
AUTOMOTIyE
Farms For Sale

BERLIS-3 family house. s acre, OF
land on main road for saIs. Middle
town. Tel. asl.l&
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04

COOLIDGE ST.--New room cottage, sun
porch. garage steam heat. Easy terms.
W. l.. Hatch Co. Phone $500
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04


hEhLiS-' fanny mouse ac,es s,, OF
-ow, Tel, 9 aS,.i. w
-
LAoi bLl'LiN-'a'h'' II acres OF ARC,
L.stt az cshler, room mouse VITO 81
MODERN ahaiIoNeHen." car garage.
orcba7d New rnrIand Zeal Estate CO
as Mai, s, Tel Ask or Ess
bEkLiN-fa.m OF lSs acres al m
pn ,'T,,. ~ he4o o. s'oGh, al.
ownSr has n,ade MONEY ne. here in a few
years and 80 can you WI i've sold
-Iee ana o!ea, o. an en- 'p'tne'
! L'E PFC an' terms sec a!'soh
arson. 20 Man ~. ~. ~ ..
BERLIN-Husiaess place for sale. build.
ing. grocery and meat market right
! il the center. I. you are looking FOR
good business place here is your
; chance. P. Denuzze, as Main s.. Tel!
- -. Or .gs.--.
/ CENTRAL: and tenement house In
! fresh repair. Also rs acre farm with
4 largo harms and out buildings Lock
wood. CRY lloIl:
FAEM-For sale or exchange toF city
/ property. 100 acres all tuah!e land
( is cows. horses, tobacco sheds
Running water IN the Rouse Al! naFhs
~, '''''t,''eS ~ w. w. $1,000
r ,tI 49,, c. r.,
b! - = ssS w. 80 -A"''' -"
=, =
y l'-4-;Anl '"2u'pan PIoPelS 10. ,
! OF oHeAanss ,oF cry properS or e!S
= ptopsF'E .of farms. ne" Ens ianu Nea.
J s,S wa Wv '-''''
s, .-77---1-
/ + En- Des'' Iu.e w. on
I sL'eets; Aua'hs' elee.e, na'" tahooIh
/ 80 L"u Al" o,n 90. aoatJe
NJ, 9'' W f' H,.nh r, rt,s u.,l
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04
Situations Wantcd-Womcn

BOOKKEEPER Wishes position, :
years experience in double entry. Can
furnish references. Write Box a.. Her.
MD
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04
Musical Instruments

SEE THIS PIANO EAEGA1N-;l45 buys
q fine. sweet toned ii no. So weekly.
BE sure to see this va. ue Henry Mo-
rams q Sons. soS Main St. Open eve
nings.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04

BOOHKEEPER--Wish part time POSI-
ton. Several years experience. Ref
erences furnished. Write Box ALL,
Herald.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04

YOUNG WOMANWants housework. e
home nights. 1So Albany Ave.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04

EAST BERLIN-farnl. II acres OF lard
right at center. room house with all
modern improvements : car garage. :
horses, 2 cows, 500 chickens. Large
orchard. New England Zeal Estate Co.
AS Main ST. Tel 4S.S or 56S
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04
BUSINESS SERVICE
BARRIERS, Hairdrcssers. Masseurs IS

VICTORY Modern barber shop in all
respects We specialize IN ladies' hair
cut. Excellent service. 10 Church St.
G. A. Blancott.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04

THREE-tamily house for 10000. on
high ground. near hospital Good IN
come. W. I. Hatch Co.. City Hall
Phone $500
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04
ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
Rooms For Rent

PLEASANT ST, :7-Furnished room all
oo1Een.enccs. gentlemen preferred.
Eeasoua bic. Phone 4ts7-W.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04

HURLBURT ST, ce-Modern \ room
tenement. reduced rent. Inq. F. Le-
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04

NELSEY ST. l5S-i room tenement.
modern improvements. Ina. LIST floor.
LYONS ST, 1o5-S room tenement. all
Improvements. Ing ard iioor.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04
AUTOMOT1vE
Service Stations, Repairing

PREsT -C.LIGET BATTERIES, rG-
milton SERVICE. ZENITH CAR
BURETORS. INSTANT SERVICE.
ONEIL TIRE & BATTERY CO,
80 WASHINGTON ST. PHONE 900.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04

SWEDISH GIRL-Wants general house
work. Call ~ NoTden St. or Tel 1885,
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04

sToRE-Wan.ed In good neishborhood.
suitable for groceries, OF an establish
ed grocery store. Write to Box 25-h,
Herald.
WhNTED-To rent or to lease. small
place in country. with improvements.
West or southwest of Hartford. An
swcr Box S-B.. Herald Office,