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SAlQolbahteS whoscored the Shest points in the recent baby clinics held under the auspices ol the Marion County Children's bureau. They are, reading from left to right, top tine: Gretchen 1. Bailer,
98 2 per cent, 1 -year-old daughter of Mr. and Mr, tl. F. Rnf1 P F n 7 cr,m. Im. SWn XVhU QML t 1 m4nr,. W P WhU J7rLu ni vtjL
97 per cent 6 months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Gilreath, of 246 W Chamber, 1185 Court street ; Marine ItaheUe.
Goodenough, 99 per cent, 13 months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Good enough, of Waconda; John August Undbech, 98K per cent, 17 months, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. L Lindbeck, ft F. D. 6; Frances
A. Chnstenson, 99 p er cent, 3 years, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. HansChristenson, 1631 Market street; Lou Jane Ringo, 99Y2 per cent, 11 months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Ringo, of St ay ton.
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lULXCTIUTIOX GRAVE DANGER
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and measures that should; be care
fully studied by parents. The child
' should be weighed without shoes and
clothing. For measuring have the
child stand against the wall, heels
together, and against the baseboard.
Place a book edgewise on his head
and against the wall in order to de
termine the point from which to be
gin the measurement. Reckon the
height in Inches, using a tape meas
ure. Trie fact that your child Is
above or under weight Is all that it
is essential for parents to know. Ev
try child that falls below. 7 per cent
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under weight deserves immediate attention.
Every mother knows the danger
of infected adenoids and tonsils. If
a child breathes through the mouth
it is evidence of an obstruction that
may in Itself be sufficient-cause for
habitual underweight. If there Is
no obstruction In breathing and the
record is unsatisfactory, special at
tention should be paid for the next
four weeks to the most obvious
health habits of the child as suggest
ed in the following list:
Regular lunches daily at 10:30 a.
m. and 3:30 p. m.
Regular daily rest periods, lying
flat without pillow.
BYRON, 08 H per cent ,
Son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bennett,
312 N. Winter St.
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LCCILE, 08 U per cent
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
Molsan, 1110 N. Elghteenta St.
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GENE, 08 H percent
Son of Mr. and Mrs. E. 8. Robinson,
2030 N. Fourth St.
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VERA, 00 H per cent
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earle
Lather, 1203 N. Cottage St.
Limited exercise.
No music or study during the sum
mer.
Make sure the child is eating well
and has good food habits.
Interest your boys and girls in Im
proving their health. Get them to
be willing to train for health.
They should be weighed at the
same hour weekly. This will Inter
est them.
If they do not make satisfactory
gain at the end of four weeks, con
sult a specialist.
MEN OF cm SHOW INTEREST
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Ing developed, which is to return net
gains for generations to come.
The Salem Commercial Club Is pri
marily an organlaitlon for Industrial
development, but th fundamental
soundness of the baby clinic, as con
ducted In Salem, forces this organi
zation to take a stand as an unquali
fied champion of this move, with the
avowed Intention of assisting. In any
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HAROLD, 084 per cent
Son of Mr. and Bin. Ralph Maaon,
1363 N. Fourth SC
THELMA, OO per rent
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J
Lincoln, Silverton
Eaeben. at oor. pboalag to her at
03J or writing to 177 Coert street.
Salem.
LOREN and JIXIUH, 0H and P8
Bona of Olaf II. Harold, Route H,
I lot 04. Salens
wa ypossible, the great work under.
Uken.
THE WAT OF A DOT
When mother alia beside say bed
my head.
At night, aad stroke aad smooths
And klses ne. I tblak. someway "
How naughty I have been all dsy;
IIAniEM WHO TAKE HIGH SCORE
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Geo. W. Johnson. 445 Myers street.
Or May McDowell, score t7H. axe
H months, daurhur of Mr. aad
Mrs. Harry R. McDowell. 140 8. Kth
street.
SISTER ANNA
Of the DenconeM Hospital. Who Has
Aided at the Clinics
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JEAN. 08 U per rent
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. C
Van Slyke, 1340 Marlon SC
FROGRESSIi: WOMEN HELP
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which may be filled. Mothers should
notify the secretary. 4rs. F. Von
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Of hou I uaded la the brook.
Aad of the roohlea flat I look.
Aad how saaaaed a wtadev tight
A'raMllag sae aad Dotty Walt
Aad tor my.paata. aad U14 a lie;
It almoet make as wsat l cry
When mother pats aad hle km:
I am Jsst as sorry as ran be
Bat I dou't ttll her so .Ho. fir.
She knew it all. you raa't fool her.
Mabel CoraelU Walaom.
from Good !! keeping.
fix.
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PETER. vT per rent
of Mr. and Mrm. Peter
T73 Min M.
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c Mr. aad Mr. Heary Eavfi, AT
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Hon of Re, aad Mr. Georg Koehler,
17SO Stat SC.
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DE.N, 01 per eeu
of Mr. aad Mr. W. P. KXU. S44
H. FuurteeuOi 84.
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Dauctrfer of Mr. aad Mr. 4
M array . 44 Nona Winter
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BABY
CRIBS
All kinds at reasonable prices
Choo Choo
Large stock ol various sizes,
many prices
VISIT MY CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT
and see what we have for you
' MAX 0. BUREN
179 N.Com'lSL, Salem
SHIPLEY'S
InfanU Wear t remhrkgble low price quality considered. VTe
Uke just as much pains and pride in providing for the little teople
as the big folks.
We show good assortments of infanta wear and feature standard
lines only.
Infants Bands
Part Cotton
All Wool
Silk aad Wool
Infants Shirts
Part Cotton
All Wool
Silk and Wool
Klein erts Baby Rubber Pant and Rubber Diaper
Diapers Bagi Shirt Stretchers Jilfy Pants
Booties Knitted Caps
Sweaters Silk Caps
'fiihs Infants Hosiery
The modest prices that prevail will increase your liking for our
infants wear.
U.G. Shipley Co.
Where Shopping. Is a Pleasure
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Baby's Drug Store
Careful mothers hare learned that
we ran always the taot aati
fartory and paintakioc ertee to
the particular wants of the little one.
You ran depend on us and the prod
url we sell.
Schaefer's Drug Store
135 North Commercial Street
Pnona 187.
JEWELRY FOR
Troud mothers should not forfet to give oaethtnc in the
way of a ring or other little gift to the baby. We have
some very pretty ones that e are sure you mU lAe.
Hart man Bros. Co.
Jrwtkrs tad Optician
Sal era. Or gen