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» ® @10ice of two 4 ply wools. For ) ttractive finish the border is ed El a kimona sleeve is a must for | ng and summer wear. Knit- in easy stocking stitch with KNITTED BOLERO als gay bolero with the popu- | partment of this paper, plus 10c for handling, requesting. BOLERO, Leaflet No. C.W. 85. WonMEN THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Wednesday, May 9, 1956 11 | MARY HAWORTH MAIL : heart" condition. We get along comfortably on our amount her parents can sensibly income, but cannot afford to be afford to spend on dressing her. extravagant. The problem is our he isn't 13-year-old daughter's attitude. In|that; and shouldn't be supported | our opinion, she has always been well dressed; yet her pressure upon us, for more clothes, is get- ting greater all the time. She tells us that all the "popu- lar" girls either have cute figures or are very well dressed. Some of them get three or four dresses at a time, costing eleven to four- teen dollars. There is much snob- | bishness here, something we never | experienced before: and the word | "popular" seems to have terrific meaning to the teen-ager. Isn't there something worth talk- ing about in life besides boys, clothes and being popular. WHAT'S WRONG Another problem, perhaps more crucial, is Janet's language to us when our comments displease her. {She uses such expressions as: "Shut », . .drop dead. . .stupid ooking idiot . . .you're so stupid it's pitiful," ete. Such incivility is hard to take, when we have al- {ways been thoughtful and kind. What can be wrong with us, or | Janet? We are willing to work at this before it gets further out of hand. What in your opinion would GAY |be a proper yearly budget for a (teen-age girl's clothes in a small Girl's Extravagant Demands . Puts Parents On The Defensive ..Dear Mary Haworth: Several southern city? Your advice is eag- years ago we moved from a large erly awaited and will be greatly East Coast city to a smaller town appreciated. W.N. of about 40,000 population. My hus. band is retired, due to a "tired annual budget for clothes for a Dear W. N.: My idea of a proper tough - mou her, I the years as a doted-on equal in family confabs, so that she lacks a clear sense of her subordinate status and duty of deference, in right relation to parental leader- ship and authority. or advice: It isn't new clothes] but rather a change of schools that Janet most needs. If you can afford it, send her to a quality school for girls, staffed by gentle- women teachers. She's at the age when group .influence is para- mount, hence efficacious parental control consists in placing her in a civilizing routine. M. H. Mary Haworth counsels through her column, not by mail or per- sonal interview. Write to her in care of this newspaper. | young teen-age girl is, simply, the entitled to more than) in an overstrained effort to keep up with the Joneses. As for a clothes allowance, if by that you mean setting aside a fixed sum monthly for Janet's clothes, it is my opinion that such a system doesn't work out sat- isfactorily -- for either the par- ens or the child. Those who've tried it soon discover that a fin- inancial outlay that might seem \lavishly abundant at one season, or in one year, may not cover the necessities the following year. A clothes allowance sounds im- pressive to the uninitiated; but the average teen-age girl who em- barks upon it generally wearies |of the struggle to make ends meet and be well dressed; and eases back into a more comfortable re- |liance upon flexible parental buy- |ing power. Assuming the parents are reasonable and kind, as you aim to be.) | Janet's rudeness when dis- pleased with your comments is an interesting revelation of the vulgarity of her new idols now-| adays. Evidently she is over-awed {by a rather tough crowd in school, who've picked up their manners from each other, and from equally! Women's Vote Could Topple Government OTTAWA (CP)--The increasing interest of women electors in the provincial field will bring a "happy change" of government in most of the provinces, Mrs. C. J. Embree of Halifax, president of the Na- tional Federation of Liberal Women, said Tuesday. The text of a speech was made available to the press. Mrs. Embree did not indicate to which provincial government, or governments; she referred. Addressing nearly 600 delegates Mrs. Embree noted grea'er oppor- tunities to serve the "cause of liberalism." No party in Canada could hold power without the women elector uoport, 'since we form nearly| Holt the electorate," she said. The appointment of women to high offices at home and abroad emphasized the appreciation of] both political and intellectual con- tributions. 3 As more women gain experience in the business world, "we shall be able to look forward to an in- creased representation in both houses of Parliament," Mrs. Em- bree said. 4 the favorite cable 'h. This pattern comes in two | gps: 1st size to fit 32-34, 2nd | to fit 36-38. If you would --== to have the directions to :e this shrug, simply send a aped, self-addressed en- pe to the Needlecraft De- ys Canadians ald Emulate U.S. ! NDON, Ont. (CP)--Canadians " well take a lesson from the d States in "national spirit," innual Ontario convention of Canadian Daughters' League told here Tuesday night. | a banquet address, H. G. 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