The evening world. Newspaper, August 14, 1913, Page 7

The Evening World’s and Welfare Association’s . City-Wide Series of Better Babies’ Contests Little Contestants’ Mothers Learn ‘ How to Make Baby Strong and Healthy Dr. Stafford McLean, of \ Babies’ Hospital, Speaks ‘to Half a Hundre Women at Little Moth- , era’ Aid Meeting, as En- tries for Prizes Close. CE Greenwich Village Sends : Thirty-seven More En- . tvants, Making Total * 335 in Three Days— - Nurses at Milk Station Help Boom Registra- . tion. , ‘More than half a hundred mothers ‘Mptoned eagerly to the combined cate- @iom and counsel offered yeuterday @rernoon by Dr. Stafford McLean of (Re Babies’ Hospital, at No. 23§ Second a@ewee, the headquarters of thh Better ‘MaPtes’ Contest organised by The Eve- ning World and the Little Mothers’ Ald Asseciation. Almost 400 bables have Seen registered in this contest, the area @@ which extends from Fifth avenue to the Hast River, between Seventh and Pwenty-eighth streets, and the mothers Rave shown a tremendous intereft in the weekly talke on infant hygiene. ‘Yesterday Dr. McLean gathered all the @Mforent threads of his subject into @pherent ani cohesive whole. “AMhough we doctors urge all of you women to nurse your own children,” g ‘ wee began, ‘there is @ time when this © Feovwa marsing must stop. Yet Iam sure you .9~ ‘ave ail known mothers who nursed thele babies until they were two or tesco years old. Itailan mothers are Sd Particularly apt to do this. Haven't yeu known of such cases?” Geveral women nodded eagerly. “But why was this done?" demanded : Bis | Seale vee een eens De. MoLean, pointing his finger at one ’ \ vhomp, dark-eyed macun- Age@ Woman Eads Her Life. “To save money,” she answered, de- tween @ shrug and a smile, and there as a ripple of laughter in which even Dr. MoLean joined. a fracture of atmittied. ‘Nevertheless, & mother | geod begin to ween her baby at eight or nine months, unless it ‘s in| the middle of the summer, Then comes tee question of feeding the baby trom spondent. nv Align ens THE EVENING WORLD, . tion places, “boom Baby Show enthusiasticaly duri visiting hours, She expects that mat of her little Mary Healy, seventy-five years old, who lived at No. 289 Seventh avenue, died to-day in Bellevue Hospital from , skull, received yes. “A little money may be saved,” he) u terday when she jumped from @ win- dow in aer homa For fifteen years she had received monthly allowances from Ireland. This month the money did not arrive and she became de- CONTEST AT LITTLE MOTHERS' AI BOCIATION, avenue, for childre frem Seventh to Rezistrationn closed Judging of the babies will Hexin For this contest The Evening World offers $100 in prines. ‘PST AT GREENWIC nous! Oo, 26 Jones street, opened for fF) registration of entrants Monday, Aue. 11, and will continue to Mo: inclusive, Contest boundaries from North River and Fourteenth street east to Fifth avenue, to Washington Square, to Broadway, to Catal North River. Age limit, same ag abov For this contest The Kvéning World offers $50 in money prises Greenwich House $20, Registration centres 78 Ninth nue from 9 to .M. Jones street, 2 Fourth avenue and Fourteenth street, Brooklyn. tration ¢l 28. Prizes will be awarded Aug. 22. For this contest The Even! offers $50 in money prises, to be announced later. of these three contests The Evening World offers #0 ‘ WILSON BANS RECESS notion to open was uirrency lem Wilson to-day informed Democratic Sen- nimous support. any recess of the Senate between the| against the tariff and hold taken up. He mado tt plain to them , be discussed at to-niki gram of legislative reform but to dis- “ we of the tariff and currency during | 0a! Democraic Senators tutto the present seasion of Congress, eo that | roomuone tO Umit talk, the December session may promptly The President communicated his take up anti-trust and other tmportant 9 ii & in “all the latest de | els, some Patch | 33 to 46 chest for legislation carrying out platform pled, | . bo dh Pocket Coats. ping through Secretary Tumulty, who | night and early to-day got in touch with most of the Democratic Senators and publicans in Cong: He believes that| Don't stand that itching) burning the Democrats, as the dominant party, |*kin torment one day longer. to came to conclusion that # substantial majority was in favor of immetiate legislation and no recess. Inoldentaly the President took a etro! position on the question of lestelat! Agreements between Democrats and should proceed with determination and |the nearest dru hot trade with the minority. The fact | Resinol Ointment that Republican Senators had informally agreed to speed up consideration of the if a recenn were assured after prompted the President to urge that business throughout the coun: | snd scratch, aleep becomes amde known. The caucus adjourned | dandruff, sores and piles, until to-night without getting to the| by doctors for eighteen y. question, because of an early meeting bd every druggist the U of the Senate, and because of time con-| Trial free; Dept. 12-P, sumed in discussion of an unexpected more, Md. ‘fg dottie or from @ cup. In the very “War: ‘eeginning it should be accustomed to : emi os from a small cup, holding| ae ete oma. ‘or three ounces. Part of the time, 1 TEE, fe may be Allowed to we a bottle | MOTHERS Jest before going to sleep ls a good | time to give @ bottle to the baby. When | ¢4 poi! al! milk given, if It isn't of the the time comes to wean the child from pest and purest sort.” the bottle altogether, at the age of two) Today will bo the positively last reg: or three, the process should be gradual | istration day at No. 28 Second avenue. bat it. It necessary, the ohild /On Monday, Aug. 18, the judi.ing of the ‘ab thie age will not be injured by let-/ contestants will begin,tand will extend tiag ft go without food for e day. joree the next four days, Ten doctors FOO! TO PRO-| and ten nurses will assist in examining PATENT Be nets. the children, Dr, Arthur G. Brets of DUCE Ri the Little Mophers' Ald Association will A GhNd should not be fed with pat-/ be in charge, and among his assistants A foods for any considerable period, | will be Dr. Roger Dennett, Dr. Arthur @ these have a tendency to produce/s. Wilson and Dr. Stafford Mclean. sdekete or scurvy. Rickets ts simply| Twelve new bables yesterday brought teow egs and is & pretty bad disease) up the list of candidates to 3%, and et the bone. “The Daby's milk should be made up im the morning and put away in the yetrigerator. Gome mothers haven't a refrigerator because they think it costs G6 or GS. But @ suitadle one can be weught for $2.60 or %. It must not be made entirely of metal, but must be ageed in wood, to keep the tempera- tere, Pot # thermometor in your re- frigerator and make sure that the tem- ts below 60 degrees. “When the baby fs weaned suger @uld be used in the milk formula, because the mother’s milk contains a rent deal of sugar. But what is called milk suger is very expensive, and granulated sugar docs just as well, ox- cept that lees must be used; 1% tea- wpoontuls where 2 teaspoonfuls of milk gugar would be necessary, Cream is leas easily digested by ohildren than whole milk formulas. If you think that you are not using the right milk for- mula for your child, make changes verefully and gradually, “A chiki who wants to nurse from a half to three-quarters of an hour at a ume, and who cries after feeding, is not receiving euMficient nourishment, Also « child should gain in weight every week. A child weighing three pounds ‘at birth should weigh fifteen pounds at the age of five months, The only ex- geption to this rule is when a child is frat given @ bottle. At that time it ti) probably gain nothing for two or taree weeks while getting into tts FEEDS BABY EVERYTHING—IN- CLUDING BEER. ‘hen, Dr. McLean questioned his euditors about their methods of adding other food to the mille diet, baby has had the eame things as myself ever eimce he was five olunteered one woman. es, even, he haa a little beer.” “There’a now and then a baWy that will etand anything.” Dr, McLean re- terted lsconicaly. “Many children would be dead after euch treatment. “Beginning et seven or eight montha, to-day it ts expected to go over the * four hundred mark, “The mothera of the non-prize win- ning babies will receive the most care- ful instructions as to how to bring their youngsters up to standard,” said Mra, Clarence Burns, president of the Little Mothers’ Ald Association. “And in the fall they wil! be given another chance.”’ Thirty-seven more little omes yester- day entered the Baby Show arranged by The Evening World and Greenwich House, making 235 in this contest up to te. District Nurse Della Penaseather, attached to therCity Milk Station, No. 1 Ninth avenue, one of “the registra- “FRAUDS UPON THE PUB- Lic” is what some physicians have: called patent medicines, and it is undeniably true that some are frauds and some are even worse, because they are injuri- ‘ous. On the other hand, there are many patent medicines§ | such as Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and ‘others, which are of real worth, and are recommended by phy- sicians of recognized standing. ay some with fancy backs. the baby may have @ teaspoonful of sagent nights and mornings It may || have @ tadleepoonful ef finely chopped apinach daily when it's a month or twe older, But be careful about over- feeding. An over-fed baby t@ Hkely to mean @ two-year-old with chronic in- digestion. When the baby doeen’t eat well, let it alone; don't force #. When it hae & bad cold or an attack of tn- Ww “oy wean Gigestion give plenty of water, but out 5 x AW ‘fown We fend allgwanes Ané be cum ae ee ooo rib Sanat Dusters, $2.50 $8.50 Tanonly; fulllength. eahatteaeiatantaing eta Oe PN te tee EIT att (= oh Mh aus sre The Lower Price Store Begins Tomorrow, Friday, Its Final ClearawayofSummer Dresses for Women and Young Women The constant influx of new fashions for Autumn has had its effect, too, on the Summer stocks of women’s and young women’s clothes on the Subway floor. More selling space will soon be re- quired to show the new Fall arrivals— although many weeks still remain when a girl or woman must have cool clothes and when an extra summer dress or two will be needed for the week-end trip. The new lowered prices ate so far below their original rates that every one who comes here tomorrow may be sure of a surprise. Every dress is part of the carefully chosen Wanamaker stocks (none was bought specially for this clearaway) and the styles are those which have gained Fashion's approval this summer. The Women’s Share Women’s Dresses at $1 Were Earlier, $2.75 Linen Suits, $3.75|Wool Skirts, $1.65 Were Earlier$5.75to$11.75| Were Earlier $3.75 Were Earlier $10.75 Pure linen in natural, oyster Young Women’s Dresses, $1.25 Were Earlier $3 to $3.75 Women’s Dresses at $3—Were Earlier $5 to $6.75 Linen, striped tissues, voile, lawn, gingham, crepe. Stripes and plain in all colors. Included are some white lingerie dresses, All sizes including some large size dresses from 37 to 49. : | Diagonal serge in tan, eaters ter latants white and rose. Plaintailored,| Light colored mixtures chief-} .,4 - freoy silk’ lined, Sports on OL.60 Suxs infant — » § ence oes ly, a few blue and black. coats in checks and mixtures, CN i a] The Young Women’s Share Young Women’s Dresses, $2 Were Earlier $3.75 to $6.75 Stripes and checks in twenty-five styles. About forty styles in linen, gingham, law: $21.50 9512 Seamless Velvet All Woo! R Some with late collars, some embroidered. and tissues. White and all ue a {{! 97 of Persian Voile, lawn, gingham, madras and linene. choipe of styles in every sine. Sizes 14, 16 Plenty of white. Sizes 14, 16, 18 years. and 18 years. Linen Suits, $2 Wash Skirts, Were Earlier $6.50 and| Were Earlier $6.50 |Were Earlier $1.50 and Ramie linen, in blue only $1.75 Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years, White linene. When and Where to Enter Your Baby For the Big Prize Contest Now Under Way CONTESTS OF THE CHELSEA NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION— Registration for entrants closed July 29. Entrants will be judged tn Oc- resolution by Majority Leader Kern to e caucus to the public. Mr. bu: jeclared it would come up again PLANNED BY SENATE: to-night with the question of ean | whole question o 1 [Dragan ones ems SAO, $15 and $25 Suits WANTS WORK FINISHED came directly from the White fou For Now and Early Fall Wear at Pian against recess a en i or delay of e atl “The Presiden! opposed to any de- lay on currency,” said Senator Janies. WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.—President| "I think the Democrats will give him ‘A few men, who de not even repre- ators that he is unalterably opposed to! sent the minority party, are Alibustering 9 9 riff bill is passed and currency te . Tam in favor not only of a con- pete us session but of @ cloture rule that hut off some of this Mijbuster and None C. O. D. No Mail Orders. Money Cheerfully thta ehbelieves {t the duty of the Dem- eo Senate down © bubiness.” coratic party not to hesitate in its pro- ‘The proporal for @ cloture rule will ty darian eee any vocation or |Meeuin, begins." Boom the ugly, ’ ° ° Levent pood Amcrporyp teary menting humor disappears completely Don’t Miss the Great Bloomingdale Sale of Democratic Senators were caucusing Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment the recess propot the time] are also 5; ly effective i Th Entire S \| St ik: of President Wilson'a views were being Le lnedl gc naples, Melincie e urp us oc S ibed Women’s Dresses at $2 Were Earlier, $3.75 to $5.75 r 4 ; 7 a Ti » voile, gi 5 . i Black and white striped voile, striped ging- moaierity aera ose a Plain colo zz ham in various colors. All sizes represented. white; all sizes. Wool Coats, $5 ) Mor Sept. 1 street, to looed July ing World To-morrow, Friday, We Are Going to Sell 3,000 Men’s and Youths’ voted down, a legislative ing up prog. Returned if Purchase Is Unsatisfactory. . Bev. ve submitted Materials are: Sises are: Serges, Worateds, From 16 to 22 Cheviots and Tweed? | Sacks, Norfolkmod+ | years for youths; Come Early! You Will Be Glad You Came! OWA Men’s Pleated Shirts, New Fall Patterns, at bbe At this special price we offer men's pleated shirts, coat style, with attached cuffs. They were well made and fully joned. Materials of excellent quality, close count, fast color percale. Neat, light ground effects; helio and blue stripes. Plenty of staple black and white stripes, also. Sizes 14 to 17. Main Floor. Oth St, Section. Possibl United Mail Order House | of 17 to 21 East Twenty-second Street This Purchase Affords the Opportunity to Secure Women’s & Misses’ Apparel Dress Accessories, Ete. At 33e to 50e on the Dollar! Astounding Bargains Await You. Come Early. 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