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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-04-06
ORIGINAL oNF-PIECE DESIGNS

One can fancy the elegant effect of
the first frock, fashioned in dark blue
taffeta with the embroidery done in
self-color rope silk and gold or silver
threads, Darning stitch is used almost
exclusively for the embroidery, which
assures rapid development. The front
Of the dress is gathered at the under
arm edges, forming a, draped, effect.
y The neck may be in either square or
Y outline. Medium size requires AZ
yards 4O-inch staffeta, with s yard
lining for underbody. III; =.
I'm Dark blue cotton wolfe with figures
in the fashionable Paisley colors, sused
for the, second model. The front of the
long wasted blouse: with kimonor
sleeves is slashed at the center and may
beSrolleda high or low with convertible
collar. The oval neck with outstanding
neckbandS is featured here, however.
Medium size requites 4 yards 36-inch
wolfe, with I yard satin for girdle and
collar. ~Lt. ,&& a., ss,5.': h
! First Model: Pictorial Review Dress
No. 926l. Sizes, "a to 44inches bust.
Price, IS cents. Embroidery No.
fl246S. =. Transfer, blue or yellow, IS
cents. y - =. s.3 r. -
Second Model: Dress No. 1858.
Sizes, "a to AZ inches bust. Price, s.
cents. 80 49, - sse.1
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MRS; GEHRKE' SURPRISED

Mrs. G.. A., Gelhrke, SOC Eleventh
street, was very pleasantly surprised
by a. number OF her friends yesterday
afternoon with a miscellaneous
shower. The afternoon was spent
in conversation and sewing and a
bounaiful repast, brought by the self
invited guests was served at 5
O'Clock. Mrs. Gehrke was the recipi-
ent of many beautiful gifts and all
present declared it to be an unusually
enjoyable event. Those present were
Mesdames Carl COLI, r. w. Koehn. E.
A. Miller, Kruger, A. Klein. Frank
Slough, j. Gclz, H. Schmidt, B. A.
Kobe, H. A. Swisher, George Posi-,
]. Doutcher, Edward Jewett, F. Rap
patta, j. Hartman, A, Christianson,
A. Hayes, Esterby, E. Ripple, A. Aid
rich, E. Aldrich, F. Petrie, W.. Werth,
Forseth, D. C. Scarf, Emory Dunn,
and Miss Bertha Krause.
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EsYthuuakes at Sea,

An eruption occurring at sea Is called
seaquake and the chief effect is the
production Of huge waves and violent
commotion of the wafer Of the sea. In
1854, during an earthquake at Simoda,
Japan, the waters Of a bay were first
agitated, then retreated. leaving the
bottom bare in places where the water
had been 80 feet deep, A wave 30
feet high then rushed lin and swept
everything in its path. Other EARTH
quake waves have destroyed cities and
shipping; part OF the destruction in
the Messina earthquake was caused by
a wave produced in this way.
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cation OF an orchestra for the COM

cation OF an orchestra for the COM
mul1ity. -S. :si1 4. s5:.aas.s 81
1 Following is the cast. of the play. !
Deacon Dubbs,"' Paul Bagby;.
Miss P. Popover,"' Mrs. Ed Larson;
Miss Rose Raleigh (heroinel Miss
Young; Amos Coleman Clover A..
p. Volkman; "Rowden$ Crawleigh',
(villain) Chester Larson; "Deuter-
onon1y Jones', Walter Larson; .sYens
Yenson," A. Williams; Major Me-
Mutt" (auctioneer) Aug. Jarchow;
"F. Coleman" (mischief maker) Dor
othy Jarchow; Emily Dale (Bi1ly's
snob) Ethel Boyer; "Villagers", Mr..
and Mrs. Patterson, Mamie Boyer,
Emil Batter, Mary Meadaand Doso-
thy Patterson. IL: 500 ~ IFF0JA al
:: --i.na-M !. aca 1870.
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MRS. TITUS ENTERTAINS

Mrs. Harry Titus entertained IL
little guests at her home, 1909 Bel
trami avenue, this afternoon in
honor Of her daughter, Rilla Maude.
Games were enjoyed and a birthday
lunch was served. Those present
were Helen Burke, Margaret Given,
May. Clish, Leah Gill, Rose Marie
Baker, Jeanette Opsahl, Mary Anne
Johnson, Winifred Poppenberg, Verne
Burke and Bobby Rhea.
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glue From scar. clippers.

Hitherto the fiippers OF the whales
caught in our waters have been re-
garded as a waste product, but the
fisheries bureau finds that they will
yield g. per cent of their weight in
very excellent glue. It hopes to find
a market for seal aippers with the
glue manufacturers, Each year about
$4,000 fur seals are Killed on the
Pribyloff islands, in Bering sea. Reck.
oning four f1ippers, at eight pounds.
the annual production OF fippers is
100 to 40 TONS. = 49,
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BIRTHDAY PARTY

Mrs. H., H. Bolster entertained
yesterday Afternoon at her home,
Nineteenth and Park avenue, in hon
or Of her daughter Leila's seventh
birth anniversary. The afternoon
was spent in playing games and Mrs.
Bolster served a, birthday lunch. Miss
Leila received many birthday gifts
from her guests. Those present
were Beulah Carver, Edith Lamont,
Joyce Kinder, Alice Catherine Coe,
Jewell Sterling and Helen Hovey.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY

Mrs. w. E. Van Camp entertained
Monday at 4 p. m. in honor of her
SON Georges thirteenth birth anniver-
sary.7 Music and games were enjoyed
and lunch was served by Mrs. VAN
Camp, assisted by Mrs. Geror. George
received a number of gifts from the
guests. Those present were Albert
Bennington, BENJAMIN Kobe, Harry
Ch,ounard, Grover Hines, Agnes VAN
dersluis, Johnny Mckee, Edward
Rood, Evert Welsh, John Lucas, Ro-
bert Kirk, Charles Bulge, Randolph
Nygaard, Henry Simons- and George
VanCamp., ~ l.
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DEACON DUBBS"' WELL
-. GIVEN AT CARR LAKE

About thirty young people of Be-
midi went to Carr Lake school Sat-
urday night to witness the play en-
titled Deacon Dubbs" put on by the
people of the community. They re-
port the cast was we'll selected and
the play very we'll given, and very
much enjoyed by all present. The
funds are to be used for the organi-
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ia. pair of his favorite horses cavort-
ing nobly under his whip. The old
>man is right we'll pleased, with the eff
feet, and so is his good dame, though,
when questioned as to the portraits
resemblance to her husband, her an
swer was somewhat equivocal. Every
like. she said, "but particular the but
tons."-LondOn Tit-Bits.
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GRAND RAPIDS EASTERN
STAR ORGANIZES SCHOOL

The Order of Eastern Star of
Grand Rapids has invited the Eastern
Star of Bennidji to participate in
school of instructions to be held at
Grand Rapids April 16. 1t has in
vited the Bemidji chapter to put on
part of the work to be conducted
that day. II
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EPWORTH LEAGUE MEETS

The Epworth League of the Meth
odist church held their regular bust
ness meeting last evening at the
home OF Miss Ethel Jameson, 1913
Dewey avenue. Most Of the evening
was spent i'm making plans for the
Epwcrth League carnival which will
was enjoyed and lunch was served.
Misses Grace listed, Esther McGhee
and Ethel Jameson being hostesses.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that. there
are funds in the treasury to pay all
general fund warrants up to and in
cluding No. S72, Issued December
1, 1920, and all permanent Improve
nlent fund warrants issued prior to
February LIST, 1920. LII 5,ss ,,.
q !. = .s5r. GEO. w. RHEA,s
sssys,g, o. City Treasurer.
Dated April 4, 1920 y 90. s..-ss:s. BAT
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METHODIST LADIES' AID, :.
MEETS TOMORROW AFTERNOON

The Ladies' Aid Of the. Methodist
church will hold its regular meet
ing Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. A. D. Johnson, 1918 Bemidji
avenue After the business session
a social time will be enjoyed and
lunch will be served Mesdames A. w.
Benson, A. Larson and Earl Hazen
will be hCstesses.
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ENTERTAIN TONIGHT

Mrs. 2. F. Netzer, Mrs. bradford
and Mrs. C. Vandersluis are giving a
party tonight at the Vandersluis
home, 1901 Bemidji avenue, for the
altar guild of the Episcopal church.
Evening will be spent I'M playing
bridge. and the ladies will serve re-
freshInents. a.. ~. e. =
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over the country aided with contribu-

over the country aided with contribu-
tons. = .j5.,=E25, ~ ,..4.
A resolution Of the Legion's ma
tional executive committee expressed
the regret Of Legion members that an
apology. was made by the government
for the attempt. Of the two sergeants
to capture Bergdoll. Since that time
a number of state departments and
posts. Of the ex-seryice mems organi-
cation have passed resolutions de-
manding that the. government force
Germany to return Bergdoll to this
country.
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ENTERTAIN AT BRIDGE

Mrs. p. J. O'Leary and Mrs. D.. F.:
Mccain entertained this afternoon
at four tables of bridge, at the
OIeary home, TIC Minnesota avenue.
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GOLBERG-GOLBERG
Olaf Goldberg and Nora 6

Olaf Goldberg and Nora Goldberg of
Wilton were united in marriage
Tuesday evening at the Presbyterian
parsonage at o'clock. Rev. l.. P.
Warford Officiated. Attendants. sto
the ceremony were Floyd Seaver and
Verna Seaver. 5. TX # "a
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MRS. LORD INJURED

Mrs. A. LORD, 505 DeEtrami ave-
nue., met with an unfortunate acei-
dent last evening on her way down
town She tripped and fell, bruising
her face and knee quite badly.
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B p o. Z. ELKs

There will be a regular meeting Of
the Elkst lodge Thursday evening.
~ e. H. JERRARD, Sec'y.
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MODERN ,sAMARITANS TO .
(. L, .sss MEET TOMORROW NIGHT

II The Modern samaritans will hold
their regular meeting Thursday eve
hall. All members are urged ITO be
present.
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MONTANA INSURANCE MEN a
d. DISCUSS T0DAY's PROBLEMS
(By United Press)

+: Butte, Mont, April 6.-Insurance
men of Montana were in session here
today discussing the days. problems
affecting their business. ~ aJ..E'
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Mrs. Fred Barker of Wilton was a
business visitor in Bemidji Tuesday.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mrs. Fred Barker of Wilton was
business visitor in Bemidji Tuesday.
-. '%&2ss- $tf,5 i ~. ,: &S%t4s
/ Clarence and Fred Lease of Nary
transacted business tn1'Bemidji Tues
day. H.. =, = - '1,5s, r.. ;%.'
II Just received, = new shipment of
tally cards at Macs Confectionery.
"A a: ~ = ;%tsSs>;.l s3td4-8
A. Jacobson of Tenstrike spent.
Tuesday in Bemidji tra'nsacting
business. .;s:: -: H. - 49,
i Clifford Fredericmpn Of Solway
was in Bemidji Tuesday transacting
business q .:5,&, -y$S=t<lt ...st's''
Just received, a new shipment of
tally cards, at Macs Confectionery.
s@R /. LIZ. ,-....: 49, l. Co.. = 3td4-8
Margie Runyon of Northern was
the between. train guest OF Bemidji
friends Tuesday. -, r. 4. 4
. Mrs. WGlliam Masterson of North
lern, was shopping and Calling on
friends in: Bemidji Tuesday. =
Mrs Charley Blakeley of TURTLE
River was between train guest Of
Bemidji friends on Tuesday. -, !
- Mrs. c.: SaIddler OF Puposky called
on, friends and attended to business
matters in Benlidji, Tuesday. ,
. Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Ames of
Guthrie autoed to- Bemidji Tuesday
and visited friends and transacted
business during the day. i. i
D :. Harry sHenderschott, who has Wis
tied relatives at Eagle Bend for a
short time, returned to his home on
Dalton avenue Tuesday. =, w.,
Norman Gardner of Pleasant Val
ley returned to his home Tuesday aft
erspsnding a few days as q guest at
the u. W.: Wilcox residence, sos Am
erica avenue. -, ~ %'T.tS%='
Miss Clarice Peterson returned
Tuesday morning from Glenwood, to
resume her teaching In the Bemidji
public schools. She spent her Easter
vacation at her home. ~ lt>-a-$$sIIh
John Kennedy, u S. customs Off
Ger Of Baudette, is. spending a few
daysfn Bemidji on business, and will
be the guest at dinner to-day at the
J. w. Naugle residence, 108 Sixth
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Mrs. aC. S. Barclays many friends
will be pleased to learn that she. has
regained her health and returned to
her home on Irvine avenue and
Twenty sixth street Monday. evening.
Mrs; Barclay has spent the past two
months at the home of her father,
c. J. KinEsbury at Waterloo, Iowa.
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SWEDISH LUTHERAN LADIES
HOLD APRON SALE THURSDAY

p The ladies Of the Swedish Lutheran
church will hold an apron sale in the
basement of the church on !. Sixth
street and America avenue tomor-
row afternoon. Supper will be served
from 4:30 until all. are served.
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Lee Duxbury Of Harmony was q
business visitor, i'm the city today.
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BRIDGE PARTY

Mrs. Ray Olson entertained at her
home. Ills Bemidji avenue, Monday
evening at two tables Of brid &c. s.
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" Anton sSchrader of Recida. transact.
ed business in Bemidji Tuesday.
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ST. PAUL'S LADIES' AID TO +
MEET THURSDAY AFTERNOON
4 The Ladies' Aid of st: Paul's Evan
gelical church will meet in the
church basement TOMORROW afternoon
at 1880. The ladies will be. enter
tanned by Mesdames B. A., Kobe and
A.. Klein. Lunch will be. served, All
are most cordially invited to attend.
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Phelps Grocery delivers four times
daily. Call phone 657.s s<a,.~ lmo4-1
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A. A. Reid OF Grand Rapids spent
in Bemid il on business.

j. O. Crowley of Deer River was
Tuesday business visitor here. /.
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n Just received, = a new shipment Of
tally cards at Macs Confectionery.
4 r., a: ~ Ys~,S5h. - :.3td4-8
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TACK Rodekuhr, licensed auc-
tioneer; will sell anything for you;
get in touch with him for your sale.
Phone SAL 4-5tf
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Cash paid TOR Liberty bonds. q.
3. Hooley, Northern Grocery Co.
i,4s. =, a.s IS. 4; ST: 5.:G4499f. 1-19tf
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s' John Kennedy, U. s. customs Off
Ger of Baudette, is spending a few
days in ,Bemidji on business, and will
be the guest at dinner to-day at the
J.. w. Naugle residence, 108 Sixth
street. ! = ~ -. sf#.sr G ~ -. r. ~
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Joe Zanacki and Frank s.. Williams
Of Dent were Beanidji business callers
today. ~. >s@SS ~. ~"
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A. Jacobson of Tenstrike spent
Tuesday in Benlidji transacting
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-04-06

Arthur Hendrickson returned yes
terday from Fosston where he spent
the Easter vacation with relatives.
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Miss Clarice Peterson returned
Tuesday morning from G1enw0od, to
resume her teaching In the Bemidji
public schools. Il She spent her Easter
vacation at her home. W i&sce*&.S;'
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w. c. Cooper moved his family
Saturday from IFS Twelfth street to
the NeHslon property on Park avenue.
Mr. Nelson and family are now lo-
Gated in Canada. 81, ..tt -: ! --'-,a:2
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Just received, a new shipment of
tally cards, at Macs Confectionery.
saF /. .-...: 49, l. 49,; =, < 3td4-8
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Clifford Fredericlnpn Of Solway
was in Benidji Tuesday transacting
bus mess j. i; ,5.s -JS.;s>5t -. =
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FOR ANY KIND OF real estate deal,
see Or write Willis g. Olson, the
landsmeR tes + -Ts$st ss% 1-ltf
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Miss Matte St'hol returned to Be-
midi: Monday evening from Ogilvie,.
where she has been, visiting her sis
ter and family for the past four
weeks. ID. = f'.i=s %-:.l'at =
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j.. R. Ries Of Shakopee spent. the
day in the City ON business.

Get jack Rodekuhr to cry your
sale. Licensed. Phone SAL. 4-54tf
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Miss Viola Hanson resumed her
studies at the Bemidjii high school
the first of the week after spending
her Easter vacation at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. Han
son att .Becida. J.. ~ 80. :s..,..- ,;ts:ss,
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Mrs: Carl Jones of Nebish is the
guest this week of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ w. Knox and sister-in-
law, Miss Leila Jones. r."
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, Clarence and Fred Lease of Nary
transacted business iniiBemidji Tues
1ay. .: ~ = -. : ra9s' H.. :&t-'
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$4,000 to loan on farms. The
Dean; Land Co.. Bemidji, Minnesota.
&c $5@ 10-27tf
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Mrs. William Butterfield Of Fed
eral Dam was the guest of Mrs. G.
A. Gehrke Monday while shopping
in the city. ~ IT,, ~
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Don't plan your Sunday dinner. We
have it planned and will serve SUN
day from on until all are served.
st. Phillips Aid. ~- = ,:7> 4t4-9
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Mrs. William Blakeley Of. Farley
was a between train shopper in Be-
midji Tuesday. - 4 -. .3,3: 4,
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Mol Gallinger left yesterday for
Minneapolis to spend a few days on
business. - .'|,-.. ~ets rzf5ss;ya - ,,e,,,.
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J. ". RRol land of Thief River Falls
was q btlsin ess visitor in the city yes
terday. II ~ :ss.f} - s-#a5sffH.
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You have a right to. expect to buy
footwear cheaper at our store, be-
cause you buy at wholesale prices
Consumers Shoe Co. 3-23tf
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Get the habit of looking for such.
exceptional values as we offer at our
store. Consumers Shoe Co. .1S 3-23tf
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::Iaz
,1c(R
A. =. Lukness#of Bagley III Be
mfdi business visitor today.

Rubin Gramstad of Remer was O.
BemidI visitor nn Tuesday. &. i.s z5S
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Norman Gardner of Pleasant Val
ley returned to his home Tuesday aft
Ell spending a few days as a guest at
the j. W..rWilcox residence, sos Am
erica avenue. X, - '~ %}>., Ttts:s.,
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Margie Runyon of Northern was
the between train guest OF Bemidji
friends Tuesday. ~. - f., .,- =
Evening star., 1921-12-01

,e Star.)
cleanliness. Bedding and all laundry
are sterilized in the autoclave before
going to the wash. All waste, dress
ings, etc. are collected in paper bags
and burned. Eating utensils are boil.
ed after each use. Face masks of a
double thickness of gauze are worn
by doctors and nurses to protect nose
and mouth from possible spray in
lection. These masks have apparently
put an end to attacks of tonsillitis,
pharyngitis and rhinitis ("cold in
head'D that were relatively frequent
among nurses before the masks were
adopted.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
Great, Big Bouncins Boy.
1. Is 1Sh pounds too much for q
boy mind weeks old to weigh? He is
breast fed. 2. What causes Group and
what is a good remedy? 3. How long
should baby wear the abdominal
band?-(Mrs. H. s.
Answer. The average baby
weighs twenty pounds when one year
old. 2. Spasms Of throat muscles, in.
duced by some slight Inflammation OF
nose or throat or larynx. Teaspoon.
after twenty minutes II vomiting has
not occurred. Wrap baby up, ther
| open all windows wide to admit colo
| air. Group seldom. if ever. develop:
when the baby sleeps in a well venti.
! lated room. 8. Only long enough t
retain the navel dressing in place
When the dressing is no longer neces;
| sary, discard the binder. That is, un
less you want to raise mollycoddle.
Evening star., 1921-12-01
Her Old Skirt
DyedtoMake
Baby a Coat

Each package of Diamond Dyes"
contains directions SO simple any
woman can dye or tint her old. worm
faded things new. Even if she has
never dyed before, she can put a new
rich color into shabby skirts, dresses, J.
waists, coats stockings, sweaters,
coverings, draperies, hangings, every
thing. Buy Diamond Dyes-no other
kind-then perfect home dyeing is
guaranteed. Just tell your druggist
whether the material you wish to dye
cotton, or mixed goods Diamond
Dyes never streak. spot fade or run.
|DlaInllon|yd9Dyes al {; 4: