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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-29
MRS C~ONGLETON,
A RECENT BRIDE,
FETED IN BRUNSWICK

Mrs. ]. L.. Bishop and Mrs. c.
B. Holden we're hostesse- at a mis-
cellaneous shower honoring M r S.
George Congleton, who was the
former Miss Mae Holden, at the
home of her grandmother, Mrs. J.
L. Bishop, Sun Glow Farm, Bruins
wick county, last Thursday after.
noon.
The home was attractively ar
ranged with fall cut flowers. Mrs.
Congleton was presented with a
corsage from the hostesses. Games
we're played during the afternoon.
Prize winners were Mrs. E. c.
Woodbury., Mrs. Gladys Wells, Mrs.
Bolton Ward, Mrs. Furman Gallo
way. Following the games cream
and cake were served. The bride
was showered with a number OF
beautiful gifts.
Guests included: Mrs. George
ongleton, honoree, Mesdames D.
H. Barnett, Furman Galloway, E.
c. Woodbury., Cora Ottoway, c. H.
-Zibelin, Minnie Knox, Tom Edge,
Malcalm Hall, R. N. Mallard, Mel.
he Walker, John Thorpe, Glayds
Wells, S. o. Craven, W. M. Edge,
W. w. Knox, Flossie Griffith, Bel
ton Ward. W. H. herman, Miss.
Nancy Williams, Miss Rebecca
Tharpe, Little Misses Nell Craven
and Fay Evans. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-29
COLONIAL DANES TO
HOLD BOARD

mere will be a meeting of the
c oaro OF managers of the North
of -olina Society of Colonial Danes
of america at the assembly rooms
o. NE society Wednesday morning
WI. 2 at 1920 o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-29
North Carolina Sorosis Garden
Club To Hold Annual Flower Show

The second annual flower show of
the North Carolina Sorosis Gar
den club will be heldeat the Sorosis
clubhouse on North Third street on
Wednesday afternoon, October l6,
from 3 p. m. to 10 p. m.
The following scheduled has
been announced: Exhibitors r
asked to keep this article for flu
ture reference. Information may
be secured by calling the following:
Mrs. W.. c.. Nichols, 1884; Mrs. E..
w. Mango, 1896; or Mrs. J.. Buren,
Sudbury, 7135.
Rules Governing The Show:
/. No entry fee shall be charged.
2. The show rooms open to re-
ceive exhibits 900 a. M, October
16, 1910. .
3. All exhibits to be staged not
later than 1870 p. m.
4. ALI exhibits of specimens must
be grown by exhibitor. (Strlctly
enforced.)
5. The same exhibit cannot COM
pete in more than one class.
6. The exhibitors name must
not appear on any exhibit until the
Judging is completed.
7. No exhibitor shall make more
than one entry in any one class.
8. Exhibitors must furnish their
own containers except in single
bloom or specimen class. .
9. Exhibits must be called for at
close of show. Those not called Tor
will be disposed of.
10. The decision of the judges
shall be final.
Part L:
SPECIMENS: In specimen class
es. count carefully, any variation
from the number called for dis
qualities.
All specimens must be shown
with their foliage.
Please write the correct name
of variety on the registration card
whenever possible.
POINTS FOR JUDGING:
Color ~
Substance and texture 10000. ~
Size according to variety ...... 2O
Form ~
Stem ~
Condition lo
Total
Section I Chrysanthemums:
Class /. pompoms-3 stalks.
Class 2. single-3 stalks.
Class 3. doubles stalks.
Section II Dahlias:
Class 4. 8" in diameter or over
Il stalk.
Class 5. over 4" and up to 8"
Il stalk.)
Class 6. pompoms and miniatures
6 stalks.)
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-29
Birth Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Williams
announce the birth of a son, Clar-
ence Raymond, Jr.,, on September
IL, at the Marion Sprunt annex.
Mrs. Williams was the former Miss
jenkins.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-29

Section III Zinnias:
Class 7. dwarf-3 stalks.
Class 8. tails stalks.
Section Nv Cosmos:
Class 9. crested-3 stalks.
Class 10. single-3 stalks.
Class II. double-3 stalks.
Section V Marigolds:
Glass IL. Africans stalks.
Class Is. French-3 stalks.
Section vi Roses:
Class IA. White-1 specimen.
Class Is. pink specimen.
Class 16. Yellow specimen.
Class II. red specimen.
Section VII Unclassifed:
Class 10. unclassified - best of
kind.
Section VIII House Plants:
Class 10. Towering.
Class 20. foliage.
Part II:
Home Decorations
POINTS FOR JUDGING:
Harmony 20
Relation of material Of re-
ceptacle ~
Perfection of arrangement ..... 20
Proportion ~
and Originality 80. 20
Total
Section TX
Class 81. Arrangement of dahlias
over 4" and up to 8"-any con-
tainer, not less than six blooms.
Class %. Arrangement of dahlias
g. in diameter or over-any
container- not less than five
blooms.
Class %. Arrangement of POM
poms and miniature dahllas-
any container- not less than
six blooms.
Class "a. Arrangement of Chrys-
anthemums - single any
co%ntainer.
Class IS. Arrangement of Chry-
MISUNDERSTANDING con-
tainer.
Class 26. Arrangement of mixed
lowers-any %container.
Class 81. Arrangement OF foliage
any container.
Class %. Arrangement of mixed
flowers not over 7"-any con-
tainer.
Section x
TRAYS:
Class 20. Breakfast.
Class 30. Child's.
Section XII
TABLES:
Gimited to six-no flat silver and
no china.)
Class 81. dinner.
Class 80. Thanksgiving.
CONTINUED on Page IL; Col. y
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-01-20
Oil Trade Notes
Of Interest to Refiners and Marketers

KAIIsPEI-The board commissioners has awarded
S000gaon OF gasoline
this county work The price 1926 cents de-
livered local siding
NJ L McKe Oil Of Great
position with Glacier Production company as
Falls joins
OF department of Glacier
markets its
products the of POWER GASOLINE
$5SS732125
s5,4OO5OS6o 1898 the state board Of equalization reports
$42436735 1898 to S13609O
$261161 Oil naural showed
SUPPLIES FORT PECK
Of oil Refining
gasoline required by the for the
This announcement
made by the receipt contracts
supplied considerable oil for the army
understood has been enlarged
TO
said amount OF motor 1ue
wllbe require fill the
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-01-20
GLACIER COUNTY
By Glacier County Abstract Co.
CUT ANK. MONTANA

RELEASE or OIL AND GAS LEASE
Nadeau Brothers, partnership 20
Alhcrt r. Johnson Bk Z o&tiL. pg 4li,
SlNwi SWl Sec. NlNWi sac
ASSIGNMENTS or OIL AND GAS
LEASES
Consolidated Gas Company to The
Texas COMPANY, SEINW3 NElSWi See.
The Great Falls National Bank Ia
Consolidated Gas Co. SE3NWt NE4Sw,
william A. Ilanlon to Peter Del Re
.2}g Of Sel@ Lot . Sw3NEi SlE8El
E4NWl ElWAEtEtNW4 Sec II - 6.
UNIT OPERATION AND ROYALTY
POOLING AGREEMENT
The Texas Co. to Josie ! Williams
et ux, Iverina. a. Rasmussen ct con. r.
\. Ewaid 81 NIX, and The Texas Co.
NEt N3NWl Sec 9325. SW 3NWt WI
lSWi SE;lSWi Sec e. SEA SElNWl
NE3SWl Sec. 9-12-5.SEt Sec. Q - -
AGREEMENT
Tho Texas Go. Consolidated Gas CO.
T.. A. Ewald ct uN Agreement in regard
90 cttiemcnt II suits on NElSwl SCI
operation and Royalty Pooling Agreement
OIL AND GAS LEASE
SE4Nwl NElSWs See. o.a2 3 for 5
AssIGNMENTs OF ROYALTY
iyerlna Rasmussen to First Nat.
Hank ~ browning u Of iee NIsj
Soc ,. Lots ? 3. 4 Sec. $3.50. 10 secure
H. II Deliver ct ux to G. T. GaIioriy
~ NW3SWt NASE4 Sec ~. Nw8SWi
SlNWl SW3NEf NWiSEi Sec. 1878
Ray q. Barknloo ct uN 10 g. T. Gal.
ioEly. : i.lofs swi See lo.87.a.
logly ? & 100 Lots s. ., SEiNW4
NE4SWi Sec 3-3i-G
Meta Connell 10 LEROY Cackctt. . Of
Lots $. .. SE4NWt NE4SW3 See g.3l.C
ANNUAL REPORT
Blackfect ROYALTY Pool. Inc 20 The
Public, Cap Stock $50OO0. Stock paid
in SS.07l0o. Paid In cash Si3i. Issued
Tor nron. Shc1. issued for services
s2000n, Debts None Edwin A Mcponpai
Pres. G. T.. Mckee. Sec Treas
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-01-20
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
SToCKHOLDERs OF FULTON
COMMONWEALTH OIL co.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a
SPECIAL MEETING OF the stockholders
OF the Fulton Commonwealth OH Com.
pany. Montana corporation, will be
held at the office Of the Secretary OF
said company X. i. Jackson, at Room
ZIG Ford Building. in the City Of Great
Falls, Cascade County Montana. on
Monday, January 18th A. D.. 1910 at
200 o'clock T. NJ. for the purpose OF
considering and acting upon proposed
amendments OF said companys Articles
Of Incorporation as TO matters. or In re-
Specis, specified as follows viz:
/. To change the name of the corpo-
ration to "Twinflelds OIL Company"
, To Increase the amount Of capital
stock from One Hundred Thousand Dol
lars (SlO0.O00OO to Five Hundred Thou
sand Dollars (SJ0O.OOO.O0).
) To divide said capital stock into
two classes consisting OF q 30 shares
Of preferred stock OF par value $1,000 per
share and 2s7.5OO shares Of common
stock OF par value 81 90 per share, and
FOR the transaction OF such other and
further business as may properly come
before the meeting
Issued at Great Falls, Montana on this
18th day of December A. d.. 1888
Il. r. JACKSON, Secretary.
Date OF first publication December 80.
n
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-01-20
T0OLE COUNTY
T'0oie County Abstract Company
SHELBY, MONTANA
IN ANN as LEASE

Hazel NJ Stillsan TO Consolidated Gas
Co.. SW3 2-322 West.
Railway Employees oil Syn. 10 Gail
C Mason 10 on WAEa ElW3 SW5
NW3 1888 West
Win Evans 10 Gail c. Mason Is OF
~ on Lots 3-6-7, sE3Nwl, E3swa
1853 West.
VIM Evans to Gail c. Mason rs Of
10 on Lots 3G-7, SE4NWl EfSWt
' Nm. Evan Evans to Gain c. Mason 1-s Of
r. on Lots a-G-7, sE4NWl E1Sw3
VIM Evans TO Call c. Mason is Of
~ on Lots 3-6-7. sE3Nwl E2SW3
g =. Gailogly to Walton +. Mace. l.4
of r. on NW4SE1 EASW4 20. E3NW3
W1NEi NE4NEl 1874 West.
Kay O., RarkulO0 to @. = Galiogly,
flc on EiSW4 NW1SF4 20. EaNW4
MlNEi NE3NEi 1854 West
y g. Morton & George NJ Shaw 10
o. g. kolstad fce on NElNWf 23-35.3W
T.. + McCurdy 20 George J. LOOMS
is az ~ on Nw4NW3 1881 West
Alex Suta 70 Ray G.. Barkuloo. lcs
AGREEMENT
Great Northern Utilities Co. to Toole
County Re- Construction and maintcn-
ance ~ mower line to Fair Grounds
PIPELINE EASEMENT
Henry II. oliver to Citizens Gas
Co Blocks 123 Pleasant View Tract
being portion Of the NWlNWt %
- West.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-01-20
EWALD CASE

! Co The Nadeau lease was placed
In escrow pending settlement OF the
Texas company litigation but
through some misunderstanding
IN some manner was placed Of
record. leading to the suit against
the Nadeaus and Hall, the escrow
agent. In the subsequent legal
battle Ewald had Wilfred Nadeau
arrested and Nadeau in turn sued
Ewald for defamation of character.
Thereafter, Consolidated Gas
bought out the Nadeau Brothers.
All the litigants assembled in Great
Falls two weeks ago and began
trial OF the suit OF The Texas COM
pany against Ewald Johnson and
The Texas company then worked
out q settlement whereby the lat
ter became owner of the wells and
the leases. Ewald was given settle
ment on his accumulated royalty
oil and a future basis OF royalty
settlements was agreed upon. max
Ing il possible for The Texas COM
.pany to place its long pending un-
III operation of record in Glacier
county. with minor rectification.
The amount involved in the settle
ment was not announced but II is
understood that 1t represented a
profit TO Consolidated Gas company
and accordingly to all parties con-
cerned
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-01-20
NOTICE TO cREDIToRs

Estate of ANNA T. NYGREN. Deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN by the
undersigned F.. J. Liptak. Administrators
Of the Estate Of Anna l.. Nygren De-
ceased. TO the creditors Of and all per
sons having claims against the said De
ceased. 20 exhibit them with the neces-
sary vouchers. within four az months
after the first publication OF this notice,
to the said Administrator at the office
Of said +. J. Liptak, 507 First National
Bank Building, Great Falls Montana,
the same being the place for the trans
action OF the business OF said estate in
the County OF Cascade
Dated January g. 1910
=. J. LIPTAK
Administrator OF the Estate OF
Anna l.. Nygren. Deceased
Date Of first publication Jan. @, 1910.
Az
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-01-20
MINNELUSA TEST
In Elk BASIN IS
SMALL GAS WELL

BILLINGS ~ Minnelusa- Hender-
son Eik-I H-11-Carbon County. IS
miles south OF Billings. has been
completed as gasser, with a
daily production OF 100000 cubic
feet of gas. superintendent l.. G..
Snow representing the Interior
department, released the operators
under Permit. Billings 017175. on
which the well was drilled. Tho
operators are reported to be pre-
pairing to drill another test and
market the gas from the present
well.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-01-20

three were gas wells and five were
dry holes
Indicating in Montana was con-
siderably restricted in 1899 when
only nine tests in improved areas
were drilled. One Of these, on the
Chinook structure. Blaine county.
northeastern Montana. developed
an excellent shallow gas strike.
The Montana Gas corporations No.
Bowes. NE SEX NWA section
34-32N-I9E, completed for 26 mil
lion cubic feet daily OF gas from
the Eagle sand at 725-795 feet in
November.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-01-20
HOME AGAIN sUPPLIEs FORT PECK
WYONnNG-UTAH PIPELINE
RATES

WASHINGTON-Utah oil Rein
ing Company's new pipeline from
Wyoming to Utah has published
new rates, including TAG per Dbl.
on crude from Lance Creek, Wyo,
to Woods Cross and Salt Lake City,
Utah; 55c from Medicine Bow Pool
and Rock Greek Station, Salt
Lake City.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-01-20
P0NDERA COUNTY
By P0ndera County Ab~tFar8 Co.
CONRAD. MONTANA

ASSIGNMENT or ROYALTY
American Brewing otto $. J. Doyle
and Geo. H. stanton. 81 assigns co oil
ana gas and other minerals from SE3
NWi Lots 3. g. :, Sec 6-30-4W and MI
oil. gas and minerals from NE3SE8 f8
SW4NWl NW3SW3 II 29-GW.
RELEASE OH AND GAS LEASE
H. II. Chcssher TO James r. Hollett
ct nix, lease recorded Rock leases.
page 80, covering SIM SW3SW4 L.
NWlNW3 24-27 3W
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-01-20
CONSOLIDATED DIVIDEND

Consolidated Royalty Oil company
on Jan ,. 1910. declared a quarterly
dividend of sc share, payable
Jan. %. 1910. to stockhold ars OF
record of January Is. This Is the
eiehty-ninth consecutive quarterly
dividend paid by the company.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-01-20
CALL ron BIDS on STATE OIL AND

GAS LEASE, JANUARY 81, 1910
Notice Is hereby given that the State
Board Of Land Commissioners Of the
state OF Montana will receive bids at
open competitive bidding at the State
Land office in the state Capitol ar 100
r, NJ, Wednesday, January 81. 1910 for
on and gas lease on the following des
cribed land:
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-01-20
CHOUTEAU COUNTY
BY Chnutenn County Ahafract Co.
FORT BENTON. MONTANA
ROYALTY DEED

ROYALTY DEED
Edwin + Peterson 10 Dueald McCailum
~ ~ "a Royalty NtNEs p DR. $40.
Same TO Percy and Selma +. Dixon.
Is 81 ia same as above, $40.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-01-20

IhIs Board reserye3 the right to rejecf
any and all bids.
For further Information apply to:
NANITA b. SHERLOCK
Secretary, State Board Of
Land Commissioners, Helena,
Montana
Date OF first publication January -,
iS3o 5x
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-19
RUFFLED SLIP HAS EASY FELL SEAMS
PATTERN 2O3

There's many slip but not Rs practical and pretty as Pattern g03 by Claire Tilden. First of all, it's probably the quickest style you've ever set needle to, for the entire front and back, straps and all, are cut in just two pieces. The waist line is darted-in for smooth fit. Best news of all, fell seams are used throughout, with full instructions for making them included in the accompanying Sewing Guide. This means that the slip will be wonder fully easy to iron, as the seams are perfectly flat, and it also means that you needn't be always sewing up those little breaks and rips that oc- cur in regular seam. The small sketch shows how easy the fell seam is to make. Use lace edging for dainty, femininity Or, for 8 de- lightful, mid-Victorian touch, cut the slip in shorter length and edge the hem with a f1irtatious ruffle of, say, eye1et embroidery. Boomers are included in the pattern, with perforations for making panties.
 Pattern 203 is cut in women's sizes 34. s6, 3S, 40, AZ, 46, AS and 50. Size 36, slip, requires 1-2 yards 39 inch fabric, 1-2 yards embroid- cry and 1-2 yards lace edging, bloomers 1 IA yards 39 inch fabric.
 Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c) in coins for this pattern. WRITE CLEARLY SIZE, NAME, AD- DRESS AND STYLE NUMBER,
 Send orders to Waterbury Demo- crat, Pattern Department, 70 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-19
Just What Kind Of Wives
 DO These Men Want, Anyway?

to drop your work at moments notice and I'll never complain be- cause the house isn't run like clockwork."
 Then that wife would cheerful ly leave the dishes in the sink in- stead of irritating her husband by refusing to go out with him and play golf before dark.
 The husband who says I've al- ways liked people and looked forward to the time when I would have my own home in which to entertain" would find that his wife wouldn't run the risk of disappointing him. Shed darn well take the job of hostess seriously.
 ASK, FOR MEN
 DON'T VOLUNTEER
 Or if man would say, T want my home as sort of refuge where I can get away from people, have time to think and to work out some of my ideas" wife could get most of her social life in the daytime. She could see to it that her husbands home was place where he could work.
 Since few men volunteer such information, perhaps the best thing is for young wives to ask.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-19
STATE

If you intend to see the double hit bill currently at the air condi- tioned Warner Bros. State theater you'll have to hurry as performances tomorrow evening positively con- cludes it's engagement.
 Topping the program is the mys- tery thriller Money and the Wo- man" with Jeffrey Lynn and Brenda Marshall sharing starring honors. Supporting the stars is a large cast composed of John Litel, Lee Patrick, Henry O,Neill and others. The sec- ond big hit is Carolina Moon," star ring that famous grooming cowboy, Gene Autry with Smiley Brunette and other favorites of the Autry series. Plan now to see this show before it leaves the State tomorrow evening.
 Starting Wednesday the State will usher in another swell bill with Rex Beach's Flowing Gold" as the head liner.
 The film boasts a star-studded cast composed of John Garfield, Frances Farmer and Pat OBrien in the starring leads and features Ray mond Walburn and Cliff Edwards in the huge supporting cast. Telling a thrilling story of the oil fields it is highly recommended for every member of the family.
 And on the same big program will
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-19
WOMAN,S REALM 2
Gloriing Yourself
NEA Service Stan Writer
Dy AMeia Haxa

NEA Service Staff Writer
 Problem solvers" might very well be the name given to some of the new beauty preparations featured on cosmetic counters these midsunn- mer days.
 For instance, there's a npstick, "custom- made" for your particular climate. It's a lovely, clear red and comes in two degrees of consistency -one for hot, dry climates, another to wear in windy, blustery weather. An ingredient in the first helps protect the lips against sun-pufing. Something in the second prevents chapping and peeling.l
 SCREEN STARS
 NEW MASCARA
 Also problem-solver is a water proof mascara. Hollywood stars like it because it doesn't run when they have to cry stage tears" In- expensive, it has recently been put on the market for the use of all and sundry as well as the picture stars. Incidently, the latter to use it of the screen as well as when working.
 Here's another product, not new. but for which a brand new use has been devised. It's a special oil to be used at night to keep the skin soft, pliable and smooth. And now 1t is recommended for sun bathers. People who have been using it at Sun Valley, the famous resort, swear that it does double job-shutting out the burning rays of the sun, permitting a smooth, even coat of tan and at the same time keeping the skin exceptionally soft.
 Incidentally, the woman whose skin is particularly dry may find it a good idea to massage this type of oil into her skin, from head to foot, before stepping into the tub or under the shower. The oil should be left on for a few minutes before lathering with soap and water. This pre-bath oil massage is particularly good for legs which have just been shaved with a razor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-19
STRAND

Coming to 8 close at the popular Warner Bros. Strand theater to- morrow evening in My Love Came Back" with Olivia deFIavilland and Jeffrey Lynn; also Sporting Blood" with Robert Young, Lewis Stone and Maureen O'Sullivan. If you haven't seen this show to date, plan to do so before the closing per- formances tomorrow evening, you're sure to enjoy every minute of it.
 And then starting Wednesday the Strand will present another fine twin bill with 'New Moon" as the top attraction.
 The film re-unites Jeanette Mac Donald and Nelson Eddy, your fav- orite singing stars in their most ex- citing film adventure and support ing them is a cast of celebrities which include Mary Roland, George
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-19
CALCIUM, PHOSPHORUS AND
 MAGNESIUM

Tn . healhy body more than 99 per cent of the 3 pounds of calcium, from 70 to 30 per cent of the 1 1-2 pounds of phosphorus and 70 per cent of the l 1-4 ounces of mag nesium are contained in the bones, and in the teeth. The remainder en- ter into the composition of the soft tissues such as nerves, muscles, or- gans, along with the other clements, and also enter into composition of various fluids as well as the blood.
 The calcium and phosphorus, at least, contribute to the strength of bones and teeth, and the bones and teeth become a storehouse for these elements and perhaps for magnes- ium too, on which the body draws when the intake is insufficient to meet the daily requirements. For example, the requirement. for cal- cium and phosphorus is considerably increased during pregnancy, and if the expectant mothers intake of calcium and phosphorus is insuffi- cient to meet the demands of the growing fetus, the reserve in her bones and teeth will be drawn upon, perhaps to the detriment of her health. This explains the tendency for the teeth to crumble or decay during or following pregnancy.
 There is a slow but constant metabolism of bones and teeth, that is, the calcium phosphate is under going exchange or renewal of ma- terial, as long as the bone or tooth is alive. Laymen generally assume that once bone or tooth Is formed it remains as immutable as so much stone or concrete. Dentists some times betray similar naivety when they scout spontaneous healing or cure of carries (natural filling of cavity).
 Since most foods containing much calcium also contain phosphorus and magnesium, in approximately the proportions these elements have in the body itself. if we get enough calcium in the daily diet we need