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5000 PER WEEK.

I want to talk to 10 or u men who would
be willing to work for $4,000 per week until
june /. Substantial Arrangement will be
made at that time to those who show
adartahility and sincerity of purpose. Only
men of neat appearance. able to furnish ref
ard II orly pol. 1910 vi ave n.M.
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PACKARD 1880 CLUB SEDAN, less than
year old; cost $1,000: 90-day guarantee; car.
not be told from new; S1.650. Also 1873
Packard De Luxe Sedan: like new; guaran-
teed for so days; S1,275; terms. See Mr..
Barnes. 172Q 14th st Decatur 23QO
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FUULIhH AND EUUS.
BABY CHICKS. pure bred pure bred Rocks,
Reds, d. w. D. tested; White Pekin duck
lings. Atherton Pet SEcp, 6l2 st. NV.
BABY CHICKS-Barred Rocks. p. I. Reds,
White Leghorns, White Wyandottes on sale
oughbreds. F. w. Bolgiano a. Co., 6o7 z
ST. nv.
CHICKs-Rocks, Reds. sl2 hundred; Leg
horns. $40; worth double; started chicks.
ali prices. J. d. Henry, Fails Church 34S.
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paint. tires and motor OK, See this for
only $245. Terms. 500 down. balance month
ly. Pohanka Service. 1925 goth st. nv.
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BIG PRICES PAID-Do not be misled. The
Lincoln Co. has no connection with any Arm
in the business. Phone Metropolitan 6817.
We pay the highest cash prices for anything
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-20

ESSEX COACH, l92T---Here is q real buy
for only S65. Pohanka Service. li26 Goth
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Far into the night Tarzan struggled to free himself
from the thongs that bound his wrists. The taut
camel leather withstood the might of his
giant thews. Then he lay listening to the night
noises of the jungle. Many of them were sounds
that no other human ear could hear. But none of
his jungle friends seemed enough to aid him.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

CANVASSERS-House TO house, for new
product good commissions. Apply RIM.
T0l, 1881 O st. NV.
QUICK CASH RETURNS selling photo cou-
pons no special training required resident
aSents in nearby Va. and Md. desired.
Paine Studio. 923 p 81. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-20

FORD BRAND NEW 1881 TUDOR SEDAN
never heen driven; at a substantial redue-
ton en- price. Also 1890 Ford sedans and
roadSterS, like new, at prices that will con-
vince you Of the genuine values offered at
The Home of Trew Values" Trew Motor
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BEAUTY PARLORS
PFRMANFNTS S.

In WI AAN In >, %, 1pJ
Complete. No Extras
Daily until g. Mon, Wed. Fri. until
MABELLE HONOUR SERVICE SHOPS.
elS 18th st. NV. and 1925 N. H. Ave. NV.
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JANFToR, neat appearance, without chill
dren, for small apartment house: one with
reference and experience. Must ne able to
paint and mechanically inclined. l.: v.
Thacker. 2726 18th st. ne. Potomac 1887;
ewes Potnmac 1910
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FORD---Will exchange 1891 Ford coupe, run
Room 322, Barr Bldg
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HELP-WOMEN.
(Continued.)

(Continued)
WOMEN : Profitable opportunity for few
women. Room 70l, 1881 @ st. NV. 20
WOMEN-Make money; easy to sell some
thing every one needs and wants; guaran-
teed commission, 50 daily. Call in person
WOMEN to sell well known products Ap-
ply J. Lindsey, 927 18th st. NV, Room ll03.
YOUNG LADIES. refined, ambitious. for IN:
by ali q. s. publishers; must be free for
extensive travel; salary and expenses; ad-
nngton Hotel. Do not phone. 2oe
YOUNG WOMAN. white, experienced In
cooking for dslica tie ana eonieGtionery
OPERATORS ON POWER SEW
ING MACHINES; ALSO LEARN
Frs. 408 1st ST. Sc.
Experienced Clerical Worker,
High school graduate; apply in own hand
e as. Adde'S sdre Box OK si7.B. Star once
BOOKKEEPER TYPIST =
we'll established real estate Office
has opening for bookkeeper-
typist who has had experience
operating bookkeeping machine.
Good salary to start, with oppor-
tunity for advancement. Reply
in own handwriting giving eX-
perience. Replies confidential
and no inquiries will be made un-
til interview. Address Box o5-D,
Star office.
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FORD 1890 ROADSTER. 1926; Ford 1929
Tudor, S275; 90-day guarantee: terms. See
Mr.. Barnes, 1929 l4th. Decatur 1890
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SALESMAN, young man, in his tWenties, With
Ford car preferred sell TO established Gus
toners Interview only between and p. m.
s J. Meek Son 622 G. st. NV.
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HELP-DOMESTIC.

GIRL 7white), 1925, single; Ii9i1t general
work in confectionery store. $500 Conn.
ave. NV.
GIRL. reliable, for general housework and
laundry; room, board and salary. 37oo
Jenifer st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-20

FORD 1880 CONVERTIBLE COUPE, with
rumble seat; body color moleskin; tenders
black practically new car for S525; terms.
Warfield Motor Co., 1880 Conn ave NV
Decatur 3lIO
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MAN. willing to work hours every day for
special inside and outside work through the
Hecht Co.; with car preferred. Apply Mon
day evening 1880. Room 304, 635 st. NV,
Barrister Bldg.
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FARM AND GARDEN.

PANSY PLANTS FOR SALE, Sl.25 PER
hundred. North 1861
BoxWooD-Old English dwarf, sizes from
Old over 400 900 6oxwood on nursery.
Anne Arundel Nurseries, Annapolis, Md.
Wash. phone Col 0004. 20"
TOMATO, cabbage plants, 29c doz:. $3.50
perennial plants, 81, so doz,; veg. and flower
seeds; loan, top soil. 81 blu. All plants fresh
daily. Met 6625. 822 9Th NV as
SODDINIS, GRADING: high-Rrade roll sod
used only. Potomac 6307. A. Wells. VIII
call and give estimates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-20

LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.
WORK HORSE FOR SALE CHEAP. Apply
at Grace Coal once, 400 F st. ne.
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SALESMAN, cOmmiSSion; attractive new
5leld profitable and excellent future, Room
Toj 1s3i n 81 20"
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REFRIGERATION MECHANIC experienced
in ammonia work Dec 4373

SALESMAN to sell electrical speciality to
business houses. Something new; big money
maker salary and commission; prefer one
with car. Harry Lester, 100 @ st. NV 22'
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OLDSMoBILE SPORT. COUPE, 1928; rumble
| seat; beautiful new two-tone green Duco;
| thoroughly reconditioned. See this. before
| you buy. Only S315. Terms. 1925 down.
| year to pay. Pohanka Service, 1925 goth
st n W. North O347.
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FRANKLIN SEDAN, 7-pass.. series 1871: car
cost new, S3225; our price now, 1895; looks
like new and completely guaranteed easy
monthly payments II desired. Callan Mo-
tors, Inc, Franklin Distributors, 1929 NJ st.
NV. North 2604.
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HFLP-MEN,

AUTO MECHANICS, experienced, first-cIass
only: no helpers. Ask for Mr.. Williams,
Call Carl, Inc GA H st NV
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LUNCH ROOM MAN, experienced; salary
and percentage. Apply Johnsons Lunch,
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CREW ERS-Experienced; new prod
uct; good commissions Apply RIM. 70l,
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PERSONAL.
The rate under heading Of Personal
IL 5 cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.

l
DON'T. DISCARD YOUR WORN HATS RE-
blocked. nodded to the head to suit the
s5.5O. wedding orders specially. done by
experts. Formerly with Nine. Ash and Frank
NV Jel hSt Call District 1856. loil H st.
CARPENTER, MUST HAVE WORK: COM
petent. reliable; can furnish ref. repairing
OF furniture. Address Box 2oo-D, Star ONCE.
REDUCING-l0, TREATMENTS, IS; cABI-
net Turkish baths baking s cleo. treatments:
l4ol-J between and q pm.
WHEN DEATH STRIKES q FAMILY THERE
e ast due hsy to SsR
e. Hi: E4s #SS. s... a@ %s:E
mSS Ead from tes sr
Co. af i4ih cor cor t cssDin nw co oIsa
WANTED-AN ADDITIONAL 100 PROTES-
to join I'M secret ; frsternsi Protestant order:
Address Box 155-c. Star once. 22'
IF. You CARE TO PURCHASE A GOOD
safe 6 Sgsiness' write Address Box Sd
INFANTS AND CHILDREN BOARDED.
kindergaTten training; best Of care given;
NaFssry. Rhode Isisnd aS Ssl and s BunPer
REFINED, RESPONSIBLE LADY WOULD
Sence for Summer or longer. Cali Potomac
1900. Apt 634 between 4:30 and Z. 20"
NURSE. UNDERGRADUATE, SEVERAL
years Of practical experience excellent ref
erences; open for appointment. Phone Dec.
1l2 900 TO LOAN TO HOME OWNERS, BUY
ers; 500 up, payable in small monthly pay
ments. Address Box 1l9-C- Star ONCE.
SWEDISH MASSAGE BY GRADUATE MAS
Seuse; hours TO 9.
Silver Spring 159-W.
W.T. O-NET BATHS FOR COLDS. GRIPPE
and all chronic pains: Battle Greek reduc-
ing treatments Potomac 472i
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LINCOLN CLUB ROADSTER, de luxe equip
ment; completely reflnished in dark maroon;
has a new top and tires a beautiful car, in
Al condition; S1,450 terms. Warfield Motor
Co. ll30 Conn. ave NV. DECATUR 3ll0.
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NASH SPORT COUPE, 1929 advanced '76T;
with wire wheels, new tires; looks and
runs like newi priced low for quick sale;
terms; trade. Nash-Orr Motor Co, 1921
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FORD COUPES1Standard and rumble-seat
types Day and night. Every day and every
night. the Eynon Motor Company, Ford
Dealers, located at 1887 Irving St, and show
ing a group of the best Ford values possible
to obtain. These cars are all ready to go.
Guaranteed, have new-car appearance and
VIII be displayed by courteous, experienced
post and remember the address. 1897 Irving
st. W. Adams 1887 Jim Flaherty Used
Car Manager
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| OLDSMoBILES-All models. 1928. 1929 and
| 1880. We invite your most careful inspec-
| tion and price comparison. Come in or
| phone for demonstration. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Your car as part or all down
payment PohanEa Service, Oldsmobile
Dealers. 1926 goth st. NV. North O347.
| nd
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oLDs SEDAN, latest model. only s526; bar:
gain; others have been asking more, and
none can show a better car. Eynon, Ford
dealer, 1897 Irving st. Bring your deposit
used car manager
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FRANKLIN. late model, custom built. con-
vertible sedan; cost new 5000; will sac
ciated. Callan Motors. Inc. Franklin dis
tributOrs 1929 NJ ST NV Omen Sundays
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SALESMEN-With cars, to sell two General
Motors popular products in Montgomery
County, Md. Call at 234 MONTGOMERY ave,
RnckYille. Nd. and see Mr. EnriRht.
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FORD TUDOR-How would you like to buy o
custom built, repaired-to-your-o guaran-
teed Ford? We have them in stock priced
from way down below the other fellows price
and upward to the corresponding prices that
your good judgment will allow you to go.
Courteous statesmen. slong experienced, and
willing to show you everything we have in
stock. Jack Veitch. Jimmy Duggan. Bill
Terry and Ted Mitchell, used-car sales
men for the Eynon Motor Co., 1887 Irving
St Remember the address and bring your
deposit. Jim F1aherty. nSed-car manager
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-20

HUPMoBILE, late model custom 8; ike
new; very low mileage must sell quick:
price. 1886. Callan Motors, Inc. Franklin
distributors 1929 M ST. NV. Open Sundays.
HUPMOBILE 1929 STRAIGHT 8 5-PASS.
Custom Sedan, black; has two spare wheels
and tires mounted in fender wells. and
trunk on rear; 5000; terms. Warfield Motor
Co., l130 Conn. ave. NV. Decatur 31l0.
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household necessity: sells
for 35c; 1907 profit Mr.. Gorby, 92S 18th
Sd " Hours. 8 TO l. 4 to Z. az
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CARPENTER, firSt-clasS. non-union, for
small job in suburbs; soc per hour. Must
have tools Apply lst floor, 3ol5 l4th st
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+ ORD SPORT ROADSTERS-A selected
group OF sport roadsters and other types
that will please you. Priced in accordance
with what you'd expect to pay and displayed
with every earnest desire to win your ap-
prevail and worthy of your time to inspect
and money to invest. BY all means make
our address visible in your mind and bring
q small deposit Day and night sales.
Eynon, Ford Dealers, 1887 irving st. Adams
1897. Jim Flaherty, Used Car Manager
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FORD 1929 TOWN CAR-Driven only $500
miles; Just like new throughout; cost over
sl,400 new; will sacrifice at s495; terms and
trade. Emerson q Orme. nth g. NJ SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-20

ERSKINE COACH. l928-See this six for
only $275 Has had excellent care. The
dition Only sl1o down. balance monthly.
Pohanka Service, 1925 20th 81. NV. North
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FRANKLIN, 1929; Victoria brougham; like
new; owner took exceptional care Of this
car; big reduction; only S1l95 now. Callan
Motors, Inc, Franklin Distributors. 1929 NJ
st, NV North 1904
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HUDSON SEDAN-2-door; Just a fast. snap
Ply, little bargain; only ss5; terms $40 cash.
balance as you ride: Eynon Motor Com
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NASH SEDANS --latest models. one is the
well known 40 model and will be sold at
almost a sacrifice price, while the other is
very late 1880 job and will be sold for
$62S., You will no doubt excuse the writer
of this ad from going into detail, even
though he is thoroughly experienced with
the Nash automobile former used car man
ager Of the Nash distributor for five years..
Let us show you these fine cars and at the
same time save you a lot of money. Eynon
Motor Company. Remember the address
and bring a small deposit. Jim Flaherty,
Used Car Manaeer
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FRANKLIN SEDAN. le29-Model 1875; origi-
nal paint and upholstery like new, very low
mileage; carries regular new-car guarantee;
real bargain price; easy monthly payment
plan. Callan Motors, Inc. Franklin Dis
tributors. 1929 NJ St NV. North 1904.
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FORD SPORT COUPE, 1880; excellent con-
dition throughout; can arrange easy terms.
Call Clev. 1918
FORD TOURING, LATE 1927-New battery.
practically new body, motor in excellent run.
ming condition. $780, 3944 Morrison st.
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FRANKLINS-Buy one Of our late model
sedans; priced from $500 up to $1,000; big
Franklin Distributors, 1929 M st. NV. North
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DODGE-Several OF these fast-selling and
very popular used cars have been appraised
by our used-car manager. Why not buy
these cars before they come into stock7
Eynon, Ford dealer. 1887 Irving st. Adams
1887 Jim Flaherty. used-car manager.
DURANT SEDAN. 1890. 6-eyl: Ike new;
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FORD TUDOR-Latest 1880; dark color:
looks like new; Al condition; only two left;
viii go quick at the price; terms. Ford
Motor Co, Ash Pa. ave. NV. See Mr.. Nay.
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FORD 1880 BUSINESS COUPE-Perfect con-
dition. Actual mileage, 2,730; by private
owner. Call before. IL am. or after pm.
Mrs Elliott. 1445 Rhode Island ave
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DODGE SEDANS, SKIES and etghts; also
several cars from 1929 to 1874. ranging IN
price from se45 to S7S there are many 9TH
ers; with terms conveniently arranged at
The Home OF Trew Values" Trew Motor
Co.. 1909 l4th st. Decatur 1910. Dodge Dis
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3 TO take home. Adams 6ss7-Ws 20'
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SPRINGTIME
BY D. C. PEATTIE.

The first time you ever saw a tanager,
whether or not you had an eye for birds,
you knew that you were looking at no
ordinary avis. No robin deserves the
name of redbreast after the tanager
arrives, late from the tropics. No other
bird can compare with him for a sheer
dame-like flash of color through the
trees, except the proud cardinal himself.
And the tanager whether the scarlet or
the Summer species) is twice as active,
and much more melodious.
Like the orioles, the tanagers combine
with incredible plumage an enchanting
song. The melody is something like the
robins gay swinging call, but softer,
sweeter and more varied.
The two tanagers are the very types
Of the sort of bird most deserving of
some small fruits, is a diet of insects,
all the most annoying and harmful of
orchard pests. Bees, wasps, and other
singers are to them delectable morsels
According to Wilson, that early Amer
9can ornitholcgist, whose tenderness for
birds was only equaled by the severity
with which he birched Pennsylvania
Dutch boys century ago, the male is
as solicitous for his offspring as the
female Wilson confined some young
in a cage. The father bird for many
days, undamped by despair, took up his
perch near the prison and fed his young
through the bars, hour after hour. If
solicitude for the young is any indica-
ton of higher stage of evolution, the
tanagers should go up near the top Of
the class of birds.
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kerchiefs for every day, but it did seem
like a bit of Self-indulgence to buy a
really expensive handkerchief, when
there were always birthdays and Christ
mas to look forward to when some one
would hit upon the not very original
idea of giving handkerchiefs.
The demand for fine handkerchiefs
lasts all the year round. When women
buy Spring clothes they buy handker-
chiefs to go with their new dresses. The
vacation wardrobe is not complete with
out few new ones chosen to go with
ones new dresses and accessories. They
are to be sure small and usually incon-
spicuous details of dress, but they mean
much to the woman of good taste.
The sketch today shows some designs
for new sports handkerchief. You
should make some of them to take with
you on your Summer holidays You
may buy colored handkerchief linen to
match your dresses or you may use
white linen. working the designs in
colors. As you see the work is done in
simple cross stitch. If you have diff
Guilty keeping the stitches even get some
cross stitch canvas at an art needle
work counter or shop. The edges of
the handkerchiefs may be hemmed,
rolled or finished with cross stitch.
(Ccpyright. 1917
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Everyday Psychology
BY DIR. JESSE ". sPRowLs.
After-Images.

Stare constantly for a minute or
longer at red light. Then turn your
eyes suddenly upon the gray wall Of
your room. You will get what is known
as negative afterirnage. This after
image usually has q greenish color at
first and then 1t viii be red again.
If you try the same experiment with
o green light you will first get reddish
after-image, then green again. If you
use a blue light you will first get a
yeIlowish er-image, then blue.
In ery-day vision you are continu-
ally getting these after images. Any
colored object will tend to persevere as
an after-image in any natural field Of
vision. So you are unconsciously seeing
colors after you have stopped looking
at them. The various colors in objects
all around tend to mix. In practical
sense you never see pure or unmixed
colors. The continual flow Of after
images keeps mixing The world Of
c6lof before your eyes at any moment
appears as something other than it
actually is.
But all this natural Justification has
Its advantages. It helps you to distin-
guish readily the green from the red
light on a traffic signal device. The
green traffic light is reinforced by the
negative after-image caused by the red
traffic light. There is also a certain
advantage in seeing whiried spaTsler
as a continuous circle of light.
On the other hand. there are certain
disadvantages. A piece of cloth on a
store counter often appears the shade
YOU want. but when you get it home
you find it is not.
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Your Baby and Mine


The mother recognizes well enough
the trite observance that no two chill
dren are alike. but she makes cease
less effort to achieve that result. In
the matter Of doing tasks, the speedier
of the children sets the pace and the
slower one is supposed to conform,
though her growing distaste for tasks
should warn the mother that her
method is faulty.
Mrs. F. j, r. finds work stumbling
block for one Of the children. Every
day there is a discontented whine from
the older, while the younger flies
through her tasks, eager for praise
Mrs. F. j. r. has been docking the
older girl for tasks not performed, but
this does not seem to help, as she will
lngly parts with her money rather than
do her share of the work Her mother
says she is rather slow child in all
respects, slow to dress, to eat. slow
moving always. She would like to know
how to handle this situation. She feels,
and rightly, that the younger is being
Disseminated against because of her
Willingness to perform her daily tasks.
My advice in this case is to divorce
the childs duties from the time ele-
ment. You might thus successfully
erase her distaSte for them What she
most dislikes probably is this COMPETE
ton with her more nimble sister, If
her tasks would stand on their own
merits without this necessity for COM
pleting them at any particular rate Of
speed she might forget her aversion.
Try the method of writing on a slip
the daily tasks to be completed by each
Of the children. 1t is sometimes help
full to let each of them do a different
thing during the week. Trade slfbs
during the next week so that each will
have an opportunity to shoulder a new
responsibility.
Set a time limit in this way. Bed
rooms must be made up by 10 o'clock
at the latest Dishes washed within
one hour after the meal. busting done
within one hour. You will have to ar
range these according to your own time
schedule, but eliminate this element Of
being opponents which is now SO dis
couraging for the older child.
You realize she always moves slowly.
This is no fault Of hers, and she should
not be penalized for it any more than
the younger should be praised for her
speed. The younger gets more salts
faction out of turning the tasks out in
hurry. The older child may learn to
get satisfaction from doing them if she
is not hurried.
A woman said to me recently: 1.-THE
time when enjoy reading best is when
the table is full of dirty dishes and the
beds are unmade." have feeling that
this delightful sense of liberty to read
even while the work cries to be at
tended to could easily have been the
outcome of a rigid time schedule for
tasks in her home, which she did with
a constant feeling of distaste and the
wish that some day she might forget
duties and just enjoy herself.