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It is Parents’ Obligation to Provide for Child- ‘ ren Until They Have Got Start in But After That it ls up to the Chi - ren to Support Themselves and Any Family They May Acquire

WE h“, l m,“ d“; about me possessive parents. whouwlinah ‘Darwin: yfifiletual babyhood on their youns. and who m. 11"" W 3d m“ children to srow up and leave home and 891 married m‘ '1'“ ‘m

own feet. But what about the parasitic ohlldrou

1-; Wm, expegf mumm and papa to hold them by the ' " hand and support them as long as they 1W9. 11nd ‘J who will not leave the home nest because it. is so

' soft and warm and costs them nothing to live in? Obviously, it is the obligation oi those who

bring children unasked into the world to provide ior them when they are little and helpless, to give

" ‘l; . them a good education and to help themdso the u; best oi their ability to get a start in the world. " ' After that it seems equally the duty oi the child- ren to clear out and provide ior themselves and. _ in the parlance oi the day, give their poor old iath- 1 '

ers and mothers a rest and a. chance to spend what little money they have on themselves. .

This view oi the case, however, never strikes the youngsters. B N 1

have been so accustomed all oi the ing themselves icr them that they don't even perceive that it is done. It simply doesn't occur to them that natural human desires and impulses.

yvculd be as subllmated goats that glorified in being offered up on the Iiltar oi their children.

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I John and Mamie would ialldead with amazement ii they could know ‘, , ; that their fathers and mothers ' of what they will do when the children are grown and oi! on their own. ~ , _ (Oh, it is a beautiful castle in Spain that parents build and that they ex- pect to move into when the children are oi! oi their hands, but iew oi them ever enter its portals because they discover that when their child- ren are grown up they are not oil their hands. them and generally with encumberances.

Why healthy, husky, intelligent adult youngpeople, who should in pect refrain dromstill further hardening the m on their backs so long, have no oo ,_n.-

oommon decency and self-res parents whohave borne the Mon about adding to their weight, nobody knows. at the way youngsters ma

rry without considering the disaster they are bringing upon their iathe l

rs and mothers.

A boy and girl in their teens think they are in love and rush oi! and get married. They haven't a nickel in the world. The boy probably has no way oi making a living. The best he can hope ior is

so the selfish young cubs wish a. son-in-law or a do hter-in-lew on ' their parents, and not only add another individual to tulfe household to n ‘or the Honor.’ which can not be supported, but bring in an unwelcome stranger to disturb the ace oi Not one oi us but could weep with sympathy ior thepljarents I m’ the Inquest held “t” euh when we hear that a young bridal couple have gone to live with them in- stead oi setting up housekeeping ior “' mselves, because well we know '7 1°‘ m? Jack o! old Nutsery that another rather and mother have been ruthlessly sacrificed by their children, who would rather have father and mother suiier than wait K101‘ 1h! K158 l0 lflfliofltlo 811d until they could finance their own marriage.

And consider the women who get divorces and run back home to their parents with a pack oi children to be supported. a woman stopping to think that since her marriage was her own mistake that it was up to her to bear its consequences, instead oi making her poor old father and mother pay ior it? the man she is married to isn't her soulmate, or that he has ceased to ‘thrill her, or perhaps he really has some iaults that are hard to be borne

with, so she grabs oil a. divorce and picks up the children and dumps them on her iamily.

, P ior the Partner, anxiousend pale. Mother is old and the children worry her, but she has to turn into a Q m. m, mum. w benwhm‘ and Father has to give up his hope oi retirement dhd keep on h“, , with his‘ Job because he has another house iuil oi children to rear and ' But it doesn't even occur to Mamie that she is gitling her c": parents a rough deal and that she should have had the courage to have '

stuck to even an unhappy marirage rather than bring this misfortune on

Sometimes when you see birds push their young out oi their nests when they are grown and then destroy the nests, you think they know more about rearing a. iamily than human beings do.

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NEW YORK. Aug, L-The long it should be coiled and pinned up Y 1°! "lo Ylrborousll. no Ace and bob, inspired by stars oi the silver high to meet the requirements o!

screen, has almost entirely dlsap- late summer and early isli mlllin- z 1°‘ 111° 311W W110 "limp! Plrt- peared irom the feminine coliiure. cry.

,'.'I‘he longest bob is now Just an inch below the natural hairline. are provided by parting. One coli- Most women prefer an even closer lure shows the part very low on cut, with the hair deftly thinned the side oi the head iollowing the out to shape the head, but not line irom the end oi the eyebrow

Even locks which reach to an Inch below the hairline are curled num bleach as too theatrical.

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l lutMoihey-s Find Prcieciicn end Relief for Thom ’ in BABY'S OWN TABLETS

u’ “W511i it? ‘children are oven-tired and warm wuiher, 1 give them TABLETS ‘Qt night, and in the momin, they are m» ‘lisp y and contented children and are ‘n p urn to cope with", writes Mn. uy Mason, Halifax, NS. ‘ -

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BABY'S OWN TABLETS

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But there is another delicious type oi iruit filling ior the putty shell oipieoltart-lietoitis: ' Gelatin: Frail lie

lentfor children's summer complaints”, ’ 1 “blupm “bu”

writes Mn. (Rem) Canton, Bmniierd, i‘ ‘"19 0°14 W“! \

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. a i I ‘u-q-w-e “F H ""' “"- A Child ’s Lunch Is Of Gre. P a ‘Tlupmence otsmeilohildrca-in ohlldm under two Bus.’ ‘the home undoubtedly ooiaoliottol v _ ' q the Wk o1 menu making. It Ill“! do"! V1145 u" mom; o; pucvide a substantial omnuudatioa ior‘! Wm‘ u“ menuteuevltnemuewwtloo will" "m" "“"ua V,” "wmlamwwmmgveningauthotoithillillilz: 9d mm “w, Y“; mm,“ m, mp1s ability o! slvial mum” Tfldmllllnat “m” “m” u” “w!” m“ chum“ i daily Ines‘- have. But lunch-tut u e ailment smut thlt 1H?! I "11 - stilYy. Grown-u?! do 11°‘ Vim “ much”'mmumch'wnmvuu h m m“. chum n,“ one. on this point. it would l» W" 1°" ,;,,,,,:m,m'do not iind it ouy to you to iollow the advice oi-ylllll’ \1°°' u» ~ who c" ~- c" o *" "l: "rm a -Of the needs oi obudm and will °W°““ °" ‘i m“ mu}, b. satisiy the dlllru oi the adultl and Iutlfllloo "wit: to m. d“; o: which at the eemq time doH not I44“ "W W4 ‘Y l, mgke we great a. demand on l!" I W114 ‘"4 w“ " "u, ‘mm: u: homemakerfis time and eniPW- “ad” an.“ o’ it“; haw: n";

net us assume ext youmuzfi $16: ow m" trait‘: Sixfilzdtligy sliouisd‘ have. A 5o 011411 W111"! 119d. "m°"'w' busy momlng iindl you 8W1!!! 11° “i?!” 31w” lfdpglm“ dxhufh: thought u- u, w)“; {mch will be Whie a cliilds n flung“! m“ and as noon aowowhu. you decide as». tllo woo 8w u ‘ u, givg your children a sandwich ow 5° “"4 1°‘ "w"! 7°“

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cakes or oooklos ole slvou for 4"‘- gradually and meit to the diet until lunch et homo. she u wuflly ow- sert and you may even pride your- m, m”; q- ggh jg given daily and tent to lunch on the children's ill! seli on serving the children with an c" 15 5n occasional substitute; suh- and so her problem ll WNW!!!‘ ideal supper. And it is a sood one. “mm m, u. muuqm (of potgtb simplified. But this litumtim il I u‘ 1" the Finesse when Opponents play‘ The children like it. It is light. more frequently: Fldlll-lly add raw not without its dflllof- 118 Ill-HY lon- They'll so simple. Photi ‘I wholesome and nourishing-so v1.5.1,” w m, we; Th“ mgy b, gum home; where. the mm o! the 1am- end any to 108111011- by serving a row vegetable sand- ily is away 1°!’ 1119 118!- WW mealoitzn does not got m nu- can you will" iilmiw“ share oz attention. ' "m" _ - Piantodoyourwwkll 680117119" I “n,” _ Now, to provide variety and make as you can, but do avoid hlnhumi the blushes dole the 101th!‘ quota oi milk? "1 need not ask about m, beet o! this pattern. You may lunching, 111i: does not mesa that Th brolkfooi (i) substitute rice or macaroni ior you can not make good use oi leit- t "u" "id uncle sum more: two Potatoes occasionally ‘even to tod- over vfllfltablil at lunch time. nae 1° 1"" 11* '°“'“ " ‘wwmfl '

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Plea Your Menu.

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fruit servings. The illustration 31181 dlerl. (2) You can broom pjveget- is given is not ior-fetched, is it?

advance think back over the meals you“, “u”, (y) Qggyg ‘ gqulflg,

whether they are built (es they meal. (5) combine two vegetables, in

etablel. fruits, an egg, stale lmld ‘and some butter. loiotice whether

you have given the ioods at reooln- as brood fludflln], (7) 3mm m4 u’

breakfast,

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He isn't trained to any trade or proiession. “up the meager wage oi the incompetent. Leit they would assuredly starve, but they do not take that disaster into consideration, ior well they know that their parents will not

cast them out into the world to rend ior themselves and meet single- handed the iate they have dared.

able, or strain it and make a the dinner dessert while IN! 513° Look over your meal plans. or if sauce to serve with the. rice 01' tho children's luncheon P011519" you do not Dian your meals in macaroni, ior examplp rioe with another. . ‘ film” m ‘mm; Perhaps some oi’ you are thinking t? ‘Mwwmm ‘u!

that have been served to the child- thereby combining egg and veget- oi’ homes where lunch is Always ' "5'

ren. Study time meal plans and able. (i) Serve vegetable soup, us- slighted and yet the children m l‘ l‘ n “yum” “d” mum criticize them by asking yoursali in] egg in s custard dessert ior oitzn the healthiest looking children ' ' ' , ’

should be) around milk, semis, veg and; ‘rd gervg on tout strips, i.e., iact, many mothers often uk them- cm-mod carrots and pus on toast. solves whether it is null worth the (o) Bread and egg may be given eiiort. ‘rho answer to this question

mended times-i. e. a substantial vegetable may be combined as sand- oiten d5 not show themselves until

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lunch (ior very young children.) l hearty big meal-oi-thelday at mid day, and a. light supper. Compare the children's meals in- day with the iollowlng diet lilt which is recommended by a special- ist. It says that a Well planned diet ior an avenge child irom one to six years contains: l—~A pint and a hall’ of whole 11111! I- dly. but not more than a quart. a-Jruit, once or twice a day, in- cluding ltlenst one raw iruit. such as oraflll. grapefruit, apple or blu- nana. - l-Ono or more fresh vegetables a dsmincluding a green leery veget- able, such as lettuce, spinach, or beet sreens at lust three or iour tlmse l. week, preimbly daily. e-A ‘ , vegetable such as potato, rice or macaroni, once g, day. ' ' 5-An egg daily (in custard or with other ioodl.) e-l-n servinl oi hub meet a: M: dsilybythe tiinoihtchihlilelght- sen months bid; homo tint in!

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bined in s d (fruit whip.) we still nvo the desires ot the adult to r. Li’ the entire iam-

thiLmul a dinner ior all. I! this lrnngvmont does not prove ‘satis- YNWT. plln the midday meal u.- round the children's lunch and have Whlllovof nollible one dish that will ially appeal to adults.‘ This may be something that the child- ren can eat, or it may be some< thifll‘ which is l. vsriltion 0i the children's men-l. lllor example, ll mo- caroni or rice and tomato louse is Planned 2d- the children, e little mind round steak may be eluted end added to it end the nurture served wtih grated snappy cheese ior the adults. With very little extra work the vegetables ‘which have been pflvlrod ior children may be ooobbdeariyenouahsotbetepert o! "them may be muloiato s salad

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