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Fab. 23, 1947 i Tbiy OhiI Saaday Triaaaa: Part 7 Pafe 8 Patterns by Clotilde Designs for Needlework yEllenBruc On fhe House ly Louis B.rglt THE LADY of the House i (Fx 2210 Reward Child, but Don't Try SIZES 12 46 7h 4 err to Bribe Him We have prepared a free leaflet on brief rules to follow in the laundering of draperies, curtains, and linens. These articles will last twice as long if certain simple but important rules are followed. We have included a few tips for certain common stains which often need individual attention. If you are in need of storm sash for the remaining cold months and can use screening for the warm weather months, check on the avail By Gladys Huntington Bevans ICopjrtfht: 1947: Bj Nrws Syndicate Inc.

"I was Irrought up under a tern of rewards and punishments. It was practical, I guess, but I don't an tie QU think I'll use it when my baby is me ohuj rider. How good do you think a re ward system is? 3lai i dRcichleb This represents a certain group of plications that come to me, which able combination storm windows and aluminum screens, which interchange easily and quickly. With this type of screen and storm sash there is no problem of winter or summer storage. For further information on aluminum storm windows and screen an well as metal weather stripping, and for free leaflet on laundry tips, please send stamped, addressed envelope to Louise Bargelt, I'omc Owners' Editor, The Chicago Tribune.

With so many special days to celebrate, February is bound to be a party month. It was your turn to have club." Did you do yourself proud the day of the luncheon, outshining your best beloved enemy by making turnip lilies and dogwood, rutabaga jonquils, butter sunflowers, or red and yellow onion mums, in place of the ubiquitous radish roses nestled in the ever present sprig of parsley? Or was it one of those feverish days when everything piled in on you, and you just had to think of some quick tricks with cans and frozen things from emergency shelf and refrigerator, while fixing baby's formula? Terhaps you live where you could hop in the car and race to your favorite food shop to gather the makings or the made even to the packaged fresh flowers and candles. I understand those packaged flowers are going to be right there with the groceries as soon fls they can devise an entirely satisfactory package. More likely you are one of those very, very efficient persons who shine In an emergency and nort i I'll try 10 answer rather fully today --fir Cold Mars or candy, ice crenm or IBLGCH FRERES a trip to the zoo. money or the rnotir or a bicycle rewards for r'od behavior may take various otnis and may accomplish an im lit.

rir TN Its. WUl lis Cl t-rir ItM fiNE treses mediate result. I could be very simple and quite weepine in my answer, and say that children should never receive fete? If Ton are run 4asrn om i9 Ttu'fs not rettinv Ail tlu a ii chalantly whip up a French omelet, of a souffle, to the tune of "Little t-U JO Vitamins jruu ne4 start lUnf Scott a Emulsion ta pranpEJ Buttercup," Comin' Thru the Rye," or some favorite old college air liKe upiaee, upiaa," or "jingle mtaminm and boild rravs4eev Ckwd-tajting- Scott'a is rkk is natural AID Vitamins tnl vnerB-y-toildinr, natural oil. Buy today I A3 druKisu. Bells." Once on a time there really were either rewards or punishments, but should do things because they know they're right or because they are told to do them, Tn the first place, small children Ami I rrcocnle the abstractions of and wrong.

And even If they chtL" I doubt whether it would be to appeal always to their moral sense. Even with older ehil-cimn we don't use those tactics. children do the things they ahmild or shouldn't largely because eif either the approbation or disapproval of their elders, or because they discover other pleasant or unpleasant results of their behavior by actual experience. Children can be trained to do things without material rewards or definite punishment. Gently, seriously, tactfully, firmly, jovially, playfully, and with appeals to reason.

LttJe children can be happily and effectually guided in the way they should go. songs and recitations like that written specially to be used with sewing and cooking lesson cards. It ORDER BLANK NEEDLEWORK PATTERN (15 cents for each pattern) says so on a cupping irom trie Bos ton Cooking School magazine in serted in an old cook book of my Be Fashionable very modest collection. Old fashioned dancing girls, birds, hearts, flowers, and butteflies furnish the motifs for these hot iron transfer patterns. They add a luxurious touch to pristine white pillow cases and are highly desirable for shower gifts.

The new 24 page Needlework Book is now available. It contains mora than 100 suggestions, in color, for needlework gifts. To order this book, send 15 cents in coin to the Needlework Bureau, Chicago Tribune, 220 5th New York N.Y. 1 Bareaa. CHICAGO TRIBt NE.

New York 1, N. T. flease Anyhow, I hope it went off all Needlework 230 Fifth I aend ma STOMACH AGOriY da Gastric Hyperacidity "It's a brighter v.iirl.1 since I've taken just one bottle of I'KMUN TAHI.KTS. llifirrem'e between tiiKlit ainl in the way I've been rlliiiK niv work clmip lots more tun. TAB-LliTS are inspiring souks of praise irom stomach snrierers all over ihr connii v.

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No. 578. irniT 0 aV "ad Virginia Farmer Name, print plainly A husbandman of fertile acres Hranterj that all this is true, we On the proud Patomae shores Number and street With well kept lawns and trimmed box hedge resi Housing- feathered troubadours, In Washington and thruut the Tribune correnpondents are alert alcnllieaat event. Experienced tn tf'-nt tacts, they cover the news Snt hand aad reoort It Irom the Amerlcao vitvpotct. Hera was the core of all his bring phases of public speaking speech of introduction, after dinner and impromptu speech, speech of public tribute, money raising speech, po Lands tn till: a horse to ride City and state t'p with the birds to gs fos hunting Through the well-loeed countryside.

litical speech. The Wilderness behind the Home place There are exercises for strength Dense with hroad leafed maple trees ening the voice, improving reso In spring at Dogue Run farm the peach nance and timbre, articulation, enun bloom Made a feast for hungry bees. IS HIV" LIMES by Nancy Sasser ciation. A significant chapter Down at Cnlon Farm the peepera ftanr when summer had begun on listening, silent tongue exercises Depending on the fabric you use. in trn no malice intended.

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llKLtN V1RDEN voice, your group might like to work on choral speech, form a choir, as a more inconspicuous means of learning to use new It is scallop trimmed, and neatly belled at the waist. No. 2133 comes In sizes 12 to 20, 36 to 44. Size 36 re ORDER BLANK CLOTILDE PATTERNS ARE 10 CENTS EACH (plus 2 cents for postage) CHICAGO TRIBUNE, P. O.

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M. M. DETROIT, Feb. 23nl Did you know that YOU arc the -appV-of-mr eye" to America's fashion tlesiners? Dili you Tviiow that the rountry's foui manufacturers try to please your every whim and that it Mrs. Johnn- O.

Public to whom the tycoons of the appliance indtir-try eater? Make ya feel Bort of important, doesn't it? And this week I've found out that the CHEVROLET Division of General Motors aren't one whit behind in not in jour likes and dislikes for they're lavished on the new CHEVROLET thoe all-important "little things that mean so much to a woman. With men. it's u-u- quires 3 yards of 59 Inch material. The main fashion story for spring is plaits, plaits, and more plaits. Norwegian Ship Tonnage still can't completely dismiss rewards and punishments.

First be-rause there are exceptions to every rule, and second, because there are those natural causes and effects always operating which automatically constitute a sort of reward and punishment. Thru them a child lfarns, and sometimes we have to make use of these logical connections because they serve to "point a moral and adorn a tale." For example: If you want help with your geometry, Tom, I can give it to you Jot before dinner," says a father tn-Hie morning; "but I'm going out right after." But Tom slays out playing- with the boys till dark, and It's not till after he's eaten that he brines out his homework. Too late and a reminder from his father is In order. A dozen examples of what I mean by "cause and effect" will come to your mind, I'm sure. Hut as to a system made up of iyiM' a child's desirable behavior with things or promises, or dealing vith the undesirable by using threats or punishments that is another story and one which leads to no eventual good.

Eeing a human being and a mother, I understand what it is to be tempted when you're worn out, rushed to death, or feel the eyes of critical relatives upon you to bribe the children to do the thing that's polite or dutiful or convenient fori nu. Such bribery often does solve This easy-going casual dress has (For Ricky What Is this arparltion In such deplorable condition? There's llnstirk and jam In his What's this? A frathrr? What's that perfume I smell? O. no! Not mj White Heather! In 1910 Norway had one and one- hair half tons of merchant ship tonnage per capita compared with one-tenth Tattern No. 2D35. Size.

of a ton in the United States for I leave this poem to Jump, stare and each member of its population. ally performance alone that counts first but they often overlook those refinements of luxury and service that make a car easy for a woman to "live with." Ease of parking and effortless drivinz. for instance and sumptuousness of upholstery and beautiful appointments. To sum it up, CHEVROLET gives you big-car quality at lowest cost, so sec your local dealer. Nama Na.

and side panels composed entirely of plaits. The bodice has several tucks, too. No. 3210 comes in sizes 12 to 20, 36 to 46. Size 36 requires 5' yards of 35 inch material.

Designs for delightful dress, bonnet, and panties all come in the same pattern. Tiny puff panels give the dress a spanking-crisp full skirt ta balance the cunning puff sleeves. ran, F-eallr. mothers have sach fan! I (axe at the wreck that he's made In despair Is It any wonder mothers have trav hair MARION MAHONfcV L. Cf ars The woman behind the reading desk wore a modish gown and an impressive pince nez.

She was well No. 2935 comes in sizes 2, 6, and The spring and summer edition of the Chicago Tribune Book of Clotilde Fashion is on sal at the Public Serried) Offices, 1 S. Dearborn and Tribune) Tower lobby, for 15 cents. By mail it is 15 cents when ordered with a pattern or 18 cents when ordered separately. informed on her subject, havin 8.

Size 4 dress requires 2 yards of 35 inch material; bonnet requires 2 Va yards of 35 inch material, and Poor little tike! Ilis mother doesn't know about RESINOL Ointment and what a great help it is in quickly soothing the itchy smarting of baby's diaper rash, dry eczema and those chafed places that happen so easily on baby's tender, sensitive skin. But that's just a beginning of RESINOL Ointment's uses. When the older children are rareless about getting their hands, elbows and faces thoroughly dry after washing them, this dependable ointment brings quick soothing comfort to painfully chapped places. Wise mothers who know about REMNOL Ointment keep it always on the yards of 35 inch iraveiea extensively in tne countries whereof she spoke, and her facts were fairly organized. Yet her speech w-as monotonous and hesi panties require material.

tant, full of aahhs; and there were signs of inattention and boredom -k Your Stars Today bathroom shelf within easy reach of the whole family. They also insist on RESINOL Soap. Pure and gentle, with wholesome fragrance, it's the exactly, right kind of soap for baby's tender skin. If you haven't learned about RESEN'OL why not ask for both the Soap and the Ointment? -By Marion Drew- Here's a reminder to lovelr ladies. That YARD LEY Sale of Pace Creams now in full suing at Cosmetic Counters is a grand chance obtain a supply of exquisite rreantsj AM) to save yourself a prettv penn I TWO jars of YAROLEY'S famoos are now fpccinltr priced at $1.50 creams to cleanse, refresh and give your skin the fresh, natural glow of an English complexion.

There's "Might Cream, an extra-rich, softening emollient! Liquefying- Cleansing Cream light and non-greasy; Dry Skin Cleans-ins; Cream, superb for rough, dry rkins; and YARDLEY Complexion Cream an efficient, allpurpos cleanser. For once, III urge ou ti buy with abandon. for YARDLEY Creaois at this price are a Bargain! iff mt among the women who had come to hear. She came to my mind when I saw the new book, "Your Voice and Your Speech," by Beatrice Defosses, and recalled the oft repeated criticism of the American voice, especially the American woman's voice. If you belong to this club or that group, are a member of this board or that committee as what woman Isn't these days you must sometimes stand on your feet and talk.

Get the book, study it closely, by yourself or with a group. You will profit by the suggestions on all You've probably never thought of looking for a "label on the soles of shoes but there IS one I'd advise your looking for on the world eateries up with the ideas of certain individuals, these men and women will always seem peculiar talking about things which cannot possibly exist. Try to describe television to an African chief and see how he accepts an idea for which he has no preparation. There are a good many topics which could be valuable in life today, but the sad fact is that humanity is simply not ready for them. every pair you buy.

Look for the JSEOLITE mark the mark of the firt truly perfect Soles. They will OUT wear leather th problem of the moment and solve it quickly, too. But as a system, it gets down to nothing basic. Let us see bow bribery sometimes comes about Your small boy abhors medicine and always makes a terrific fuss over taking It. This fuss happens each time, however, because someone always promises a treat If he'll kw allow it.

Or jour small daughter shows apprehension about your going out in the evening, and you get ready, all 011 edge, and then argue and coax, and only get away by promising her new baby doll for the next day. This sort of thing, done often enough, lejirls the children to ex-pet something tangible for doing the ordinary everyday things they should do. It means the downfall ff your authority too if you do it consistently. help shoes keep their good looks, and give year-Vound shoe comfort from the first step. In addition, TSEOLITE is water WHAT TO EXPECT TODAY Sun In Places General Tendencies With the moon in the sign Aries today and in good relationship to Saturn, be sure to start well by going to church.

Iter on spend some time In thinking over your plans for expansion and also pay attention to letters which need answering. This is a great day for writing or handling papers, particularly those of a lasting or serious nature. Today's Watchword Strange to say, one of the most valuable and practical of men, Thomas Edison, was considered decidedly backward as a child, thought by his teachers to be incapable of learning. Until proof insulates feet against cold. ISot rubber, leather, fabric nor nlastic.

it's a Goodyear test-tube discovery now being featured on 15(1 famous makes of shoes tor men, women and children. si look for that KEOLITE mark as conscientiously as vou look'for "labels' The slim silhouette is Again the universal choice "th for Spring so here's help f. ksr if when ion check xouivr inside handbags, your husband's shirts and children's underwear. It's your assurance you're spending shoe-money sensibly. And when old shoes need repairing, remember that name again, and have your Shoe Service Shop resole and heel with NF.OLITE! Be sure to specify! figure wish a critical eve you decide it's time to go on a "slimming" regime.

Send today for the popular RY-KRISP reducing plan There's scarcely a mother who doesn't Still, don't think that I'm making! vvalrr-tisht statements about rewards. There are times when we realize that a baby looks twice as sweet Your Horoscope for First Half of 1947 Pi-Im, 10 ranla (coJn ar tamps and enir-atfldrna4. atsunpfd eavrlop tar mrb boroaeoD ordered bv mail. At the Tribune Fublle fjerv)ce office. 1 Mouth Dearborn etreet.

or Tribune Tower, 10 and cuddly with a heap of curls and ringlets atop his or and let Rl-KRISP 1- over all your bread needs! Deliciously cri-p and crumby, RY-KRISP is a 100'e whole-grain bread made of two types of rje, salt and water, with 23 calories to each slire But at the same time, it's good for you. since it supplies impottant diet inilk. as well as energy-releasing Vitamin Bl, and important minerals! Cet your copy of "Design for Reducing," an excellent FREE booklet that gives the complete plan for any normal overweight person to reduce pleasantly and SAFELY! Write to Nancy" Sasser. 271 Madison Avenue, New York 16. lie tola eoupoai her head.

But, unfortunately, a lot of babies are missing out on the adoration they deserve hold up a pleasant thing before the mind's eye of a child to help him over a hard spot: perhaps a dreaded trip to the dentist, a painful experience at the doctor's, a trying convalescence, or confinement to the house or to his bed. Then a present or a picnic or a puppy promised to hint may divert his mind, and are devices which are no more than kind and human and understanding. This is not in the class with brirwrv. simply because their mothers haven't heard about NESTLE Baby Hair I Marlon Drew. Tribune Aatralocer, a I Trianno Pnblle- Ser-vtre office, 1 a I Sooth Pea horn Street, Chicago, .111.

a Kama Date ef Birth Enclose lO centa aaul eelf-adV I I drveeed, etaanoel envelops. I as as s. as as s. s. as as If J-urpoSe Zfocoloranll There are many things we don't LIKE to talk about but necessity makes us.

So let me tell you the most adroit way I know of reminding your husband about the necessity for a good, dependable deodorant. Just buy a shaker-top can of QUEST and leave it handy on the bathroom shelf. First thing you know, he'll be reading its label, "All-Purpose Deodorant." Then he'll be shaking its smooth white powder 'nealh his arms and then into the toes of his socks! And then the deodorizing job is done for QUEST actually destroys bodv odors! Because it's iinscenlrd and a powder, men love it it's as easy for them to use as shave talc. In fact, everyone in the familv will like QUEST it's a POSITIVE deodorant in itself, rather than a "masker" of unpleasant scent. Cost is 35c at Drug Counters.

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Breeze through your day with ease, grace and self-confidence! in a Pliantform girdle and brassiere. I feel grand and generous giving von this special news about TONUS Deluxe Home Permanent for now there's NO reason why you can't give yourself every permanent vou have! see, this new Deluxe Set comes with PLASTIC CURLERS that make it easy to wind your hair in a completely professional way. Round and ribbed, they wind smoothly and evenly fasten easily, so that your curls are smooth, soft and easy-to-manage. I've SEEN, and I KNOW for recently I had to choose be Glove for Sprinar are beautiful! the prettiest gloves I've seen in years! French doeskins, lambskins and kidskins with exquisite embroidery and hand details. Naturally, 1 was reminded to remind you about PACQLTNS Hand Cream.

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