The evening world. Newspaper, August 7, 1913, Page 4

The Evening World’s and Babies’ Welfare Association’s Great City-Wide Series of Better Babies’ Contests & clean cotton plu placed on tco/ured and weighed and examined and at No. M7 Riverside Drive and ot her until It te time for the feeding. fond mothers were told by the physi- mother's Narragansett Pier villa. She a IW “When tt is time for @ feeding the|clane Bow exceliom the child was, of /and Mr. De Camp are both well known C ‘WHE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1919 bottle should be placed in warm water/ Where it was deficient, and how the | socially. at @ temperature of about 100 degrees, |4eficiency could be corrected. Judging| Daniel W. Marvin 24 was connectéd It is Dest to keep this water warm by | St thie centre ‘Willi go on to the end of /with the American Biograph and Muto- , having warm water run in and out of |(he weet, and a week later The Eve- | scope Company. ‘ MA ne an nnnnnnn Health Doctor Tells ae When and Where to Enter Your ag imi ay ie er titee or mare tosmeme "| BEATEN WITH HIS OWN CLUB. R tef the Big Prize Contests Now Unde . to Tos Breaing Wort) 1 Mothers How to Feed | ove uesaammm na rnnrvon vu m mans [eee net er AMG POLICE ANNE, | nae SP ae me Farts are out for the arrem of a gang) nt oT hat Kewcy Vrm GUNMEN'S CHAUFFEUR] x2:,sitsct, omen, Svree orem tls Meron prany, nisi eure and fe his nose and] away intention, tt j ae fractured his jaw with hie own cli. ‘f on al of pal After Talk With Prisoner Detec-| oes that wnt had eee | i a REGULAR FEEDING 16 VERY IM- tives Arrest Seven in Connec- Grew ‘was a former policeman . a Gress was « formi * peter wilt CONTEST AT GREENWICH HOUSM, No. 26 Jones atrest, will open for PORTANT PRATURE, tion With Lustig Shooting. ark and deputy aherif’ of Basex County, | Bemeen regiatration of entranta Monday, Aug. 11, and continue to Monday, Sept. 1 it Blower “ A maa, ascording to Police Headquar-| The gang who attacked him were] les., Heariium. Nervounes incl Conteat boundarles from North River and Fourteenth treet east [l evrstvine ve sis tnpernany poem te tern geeuip, belloved ¢0 be the chauitour helping themselves to trankturthers | Biie'ty ines. a to Fifth avenue, to Washington Square, to Broadw Canal atrest, to || child's stomach gets used to food ateer.|°f the machine in which the gunmen when Gress attempted to prevent them, mipwar & €0,, NEW YORK, |] North River, Age limit, same as atove, For this contest The Mvening |! tain times, and digests It at who tried to kill William Lustig at is World offers $80 in money prises and Greenwich House §20, times, Hf tire fooa cactly 01 Wae00 | ci wasty Sackesa’s Gum Rortaurant on CONTEST AT THE PLAYGROUND OF PUBLIC SCHOOL NO, 194, || . 4 by having o few drops of the fiuld drop on the back of ¢he hand. It enust feel warm. Do not try to eee how warm it is by placing the rubber nipple in your own mouth, Babies in Hot Weather | ter scncc science ie ete Gare hat niece | Registrations from Monday, July 14, to Wednesday, Aug. 18, every after. foon except Saturdays and Sundaya, from 2 to 4. Judging of the babies will || begin Monday, Aug. For contest The Evening World offers $100 in prises. Fourth avenue a urteenth street, Brooklyn. Registration closed Jul: 4 H on ue iaites Gator Gime pales 5 5 lone iy Ta baby If It 1s delic: hi wae brought to the Clinton street police 2, Examinations 4 at 10 A. M. and will continue tor | inthe daytime and every for meme ne|tntion from Brooklyn by Detectives a. |] one week. For this ing World offers $60 in money prises, night Will do for @ healthy ehild under |C@trae and MoGee last night. ‘ | NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION— ]' tao months. After that the feedings | The twe detectives and Acting Capt ' Jatration for entrante at the three contest centres, No, 78 Ninth | i Cooper were closeted h the prisoner 436 Weat Twenty-seventh street and No, 437 W y-frat || *2OUNd be made less ‘frequent, as the od Juiy 2. Examination jates will be announced Pitot ha ! | baby beat feeding lees often as it torr ae I ge i eee Seek Ot me @ets older, » 1s World offers 960 in money || “setter to fond them every three hours | Rivin reet and arrested six mea during the day and ent; and a woman, bringing them to the sta» On Monday and Tuesday, Aug. fith and Ei oot Steet cee was ttt te are] 2th, a large Reduction Sale will be held Preparation of the food of infants, and| “Above all, give your baby enough to| Were tn connection with the Lustig they conslat of: drink. If the baby cries in hot weather, |Shooting. Me replied, ‘I'm sorry, but of Women's Tailored Separate Skirts, “In the artificial nourienment of the} A pan for mixing milk, spoon, funnel, | give it two or three spoonfuls of water, |I can't anewer your question. Anything infant,” he sald, at food which Is|slass graduate, double boiler and eight| cool, but not iced. Boll je water bout these arrests will have to come most importan: N {1k. Other | bottles. Those utensils must all be| that you give your baby. And keep the |¢rom Com: issloner Dougherty.” / milke and food 5 bolled before you begin the preparation | bolled water tightly corked in @ clean| ‘wstis ie stil! in Bellevue, where his f , nod the madority of cases cow'a milk is the uf the food. bottle, eo that germs won't get into it | condition ts improving. To-morrow (Friday), and until noon on Sats °”’ only one to be considered. Thin can now| “In preparing the food for an infant| Feed it with epoon dipped in hot ————>—_——__ rd when the il aa be obtained in the city at all the leading |it is best to make up the total amount | water, a clean spoon. 4 urday, store will be closed, iad mitk dealers, due to the geod work of|for twenty-four hours, each feeding the New York Milk Committee, being winced! fe tte reapective bettie “Before cow's milk can be given to an | Most of the young children cannot take infant it has to be diluted so as to make ally assimilable mixture, In very infanta it haa.to be diluted with “Don't feed the ®aby every time * orles, The baby does not always ory from hunger, but may just have a TITANIC WIDOW SOON bs : bivaved milk, and the milk has to*be wee Give At tel : T0 MARRY NEW YORKER A Special Sale of water is tobe 'usad ‘with. the Tait [Of ehilécen suddenly are vomiting and| Mrs, Daniel W. Marvin Is Reported Men’s Athletic Underwear - tees nd with older infants with Witoh Ashe Hale Ge vouhe lita Glarrhoes, Notify your doctor, or the is une , ” Rais ley gruel of oatmeal gruel, 1 der four months, it Is to be bolled and| Health Department, at once.” Engaged to Horace will be held, consist! ot whole milk to @ young infant Is in the Meantime the kiddies of the lowen weet De Camp. ' : ing FLORENCE SUISSE + YEARS. majority of cases wrong, tor sees | side, tn old Grosanich Village, are being | gen souse, N.Y. Aug. LA forma! i P RO AVE, BROOKLY' | | than Hkely to upset ite stomach. ere carefully groomed for ¢ hs . LW " . are many infants, lowever: who can mu which atarts next Monday. he tele | aanouncement o Leathe Hd Men's l ¢ take whole cow's miik without any signs phone keeps ringing all day," said Mise | announcement ls goon Drawers of. Mad: the exception= Sone while het, but should be bolled. and Stebel Foster, head -Norker of Greene | engagement of Sirs, Dantel W. Marvin to length of ras, at a ; “The mitk for the bottle baby should Te ome, one ee forma iaitks | Wich House, No, 2 Jones street, “and | Hotace De Camp of New York, Mr.Mar-| = ally low price of . per garment, 30c, be fresh and the very best you can buy. in some one of ite forme (milk, | «sow can I enter baby’ is the question | vin went down with the Titanlo while he i ‘The only safe milk for your baby ie we have to answer every few minutes, | wae returning from honeymoon ¢rip in G@ertified or grade “A” milk, Either of ‘0 the water when it 18 | From the interest manifested we ought | Durope with his bride. Mra. Marvin has being abou. one-half the regular price. them can now be obtained from the mili [Oly warm, and then well mixed before| tq have 500 kiddies In the saat ae been visiting her father-in-law, H. N. ing he Gealers or the Department of Health. |#4ding to the milk, Many mothers do The Evening Word prises.” Marvin, and her late husband's grand- : | Nnis wrong. They will have the water |day and you should keep it on the ice| Very hot and then add it to milk. until used. “After the milk {8 diluted with water {and then thoroughly mixed, the pre- scribed quantity should be placed in| g and “di ." One after an- clean boiled bottles and then corked with! other the district's hopefuls were meas- Over in Brooklyn, at the playgrounds |father, for whom he wes named, at bot School No. 1%, th Ke heir summer home, the Bvergreens, at aie caverns toe the a Yeaty iavace \pnnssate and Mr. De Camp has a { Bite Avenue, 34h and 35th Streets, Mem Yuck.) 7” in to the accompankment of “goo- | been @ visitor there. Since the Titanic disaster Mrs. Mar- vin has made her home with her family Tomorrow, Friday, the 8th an extraordinary clearance of 1055 Women’s Skirts 842 Women’s Bathing Suits - at about half regular prices 684 White Dress Skirts, made of cordeline | $1.50 and Bedford cord. Regularly 92.95 5 91.5 208 White Dress Skirts, of imported corde- line and Bedford one : Regularly $8.05 } $2.00 163 White Dress Skirts, made of . ratine and cordeline, * Regularly. 05.06 {$3.00 } i 325 Mohair Bathing Suits, f $2 00 { i Na = , Regularly $8.00 and $4.00 i Big Better Babies Contest | ¥°%!t wee speaking. The doctor tNus- \ 210 Mohai bee Suit: keen Starte in Greenwich Vil trated his remarks with @ practical dem- \\ cal Le Mage) ; nwic le n Regularly $5.00 and $6.00 tomorrow ; $3.00 198 Mohair Bathing Suits, Hundreds of "Kidaiee| COMFORT YOUR shale Bathing Sut TORTURED SKIN larly $8.00 to $10.00 tomorrow ' $5.00 Are Ready for the Race WITH RESINOL 109 Mohair Bathing Suits, { $6.75 Regularly $10 and $12.00 tomorrow . —Still Judging En- ? trants in the Contest front at tae Ldtie Mother aid, Nev 20], No,muattar how long, yew have besa of P. S. 124, Brooklyn. R i ght N ow % aks & Company eae ir saranda Grocers in N. Y., N. J., Pa., Del., Md. and D. C. Broadway at 34th Street (Ne ted numbers Heali: reas ete Suleetetve tell Are givi full-size packages of eae eerie tee tere ine | eee zoe fae sober Se meer Te giving away tull-size packages 0 Meailth Department would make an a4-| ments, dress on that subject of unfetiiug in-| Wherever drugs are sold you can be terest, ‘Infant Feeding During the Sum- | just as sure of finding Resinol t mer Months.” as court-plaster or a toothbrush. jor tl ol, ‘ e ‘Twelve more babies were rogiatered | because doctors have v : 4m the course of the day in the "Cham- teamarly he pion Baby of New York" contest, bring- | every it . fag the total to 20. The lists will be sontently ree, ¥ qi Balt Sails —_—_____ = Package of _Grape-Nuts Ta Re enn aS AT. MIRK Station 78 OI" ave.sny STERN BROTHERS | West 23d and 22d Streets | For To-morrow, Fi and Noon A Final Clearance of Misses’ and Girls’ Seasonable Summer Apparel The very great price reductions emphasize the i the eee disposal of our entire stock of Misses’ and Children’s Garments, including Girt’ Teo Deesoos ot lan nad ecped gagharis, Daly Varden voile | Randen effects, aee'3to 14 years, 98c, 1.75, 2.85, 4.75 Formerly $1.95 to 6.50 Mises’ Dresos, f . striped and figured lawns, on Nara nd rdsandlinen, at $3.50, 6.50, 8.95 Formerly 96.75 to 21.50 Misses! Tallored Suits, of linen, ratine, bagdad jute in plain end dresey styles, $8.50, 11.00, 13.75 Formerly'$12.50 te 37.50 Wash Skirts, of cotton bedford cords, set Kal. plain tind novelty rating, at 1.88,.2.75, 4.50 Formerly $3.50 v0 7.00 | open until Aug. 13. eP, Kven the babies kept quiet while Dr.‘ wonders for sual LY Your grocer has a package for you—FREE with our compliments—if you ask him. eve order a package of Grape-Nuts at the regular price, 15c, and say: “Package of FREE Post Toasties, too.” The “Toasties” will surely come while the complimentary supply lasts—but it’s limited, so be quick. Here is a coffee better than the average 35c grade, that you can buy from the wholesaler at 25c a pound. It is uniformly eck every making because it is made from the small and n beans of high grade coffees; it is scientifically roasted and blended and you get it while it is stectitaly fresh, i YOU SAVE tec A POUND Sm came. ok ) This is your chance to get acquainted with this dainty, appetizing food, without a CGilieSCuonete ) penny’s extra cost. ; This splendid Cofle is a favorite with HOTELS, Post Toasties and Grape-Nuts are both ready to serve direct from the package and Oe eee save work and worry for the busy housekeeper. Eaten with cream and sugar, they make because of its rich, wholesome flavor. faseinating dishes, Try a bow! of Toasties with Grape-Nuts sprinkled over—the combined ¥ F 35c Quality at (a Fred oc hinyietsndica® ad Tecats lve’ beuahe prreare, “B flavor is a “teaser” for jaded appetites. 1%)" take part of ‘your order. : te GILLIES COFFEE Co. | (rien, 9 i ion We Behe Cortienta eee Alege thle menses, | Post Toasties are crisp, delicious bits of Indian Corn, flaked and toasted—sweet and nourishing. The grocer has only one package of FREE Toasties for each customer, for the com- plimentaty lot—though immenso—is limited. : Everybody is to have a package of these “get acquainted” Toasties— '- Two Packages for the price of One—While they last. Sunday World. “Wants” Work Monday Morning Vente