THJH AUDUBON REPUBLICAN THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1917.

EASY LESSONS IN You Don’t BABY RAISING Excursion To Canada Have To J Teething—" Care of the Teeth Be "Mary is so slow in teething, need not be alarmed if her baby does said Jane. 1 wonder why. not follow the average as above Danish Colony, Alberta, Canada “Yes she is a little slow but not stated, but if the baby has no teeth Bothered so much slower then Mary. 1 am at the end of the first year it can sure there is nothing to worry about, hardly be said to be developing The Canadian Pacific Railway Co., offers rich farm land in the Danish District, she has two and is getting two more, properly. Probably the diet is at answered Helen as she looked in the fault, or some disease is retarding With Alberta, Canada, sll to S2O acre. to it in at 6 cent interest. baby's mouth. the growth of the baby in general. per Twenty years pay per “Oh. are you sure there are two In such a case the doctor should be Taxes 20cts Weak more coming soon.” exclaimed Mary. consulted. average less than per acre. No war tax on land, good markets, good How can you tell?" This set of teeth is replaced by the about This “The gums are swollen consider- permanent set, beginning the schools, good churches, splendid small grain, cattle, sheep and hog country. ably and she objects to me touching sixth year. A child should be taken Fences her mouth. See how she bites at to the dentist at this time, if, as offer an opportunity for renters and investors. that rubber ring, that is a pretty sometimes happens, the milk teeth sure sign of teeth." are so firm that they do not fall out, Some people seem to think that fence new repairing “Didn’t Billy Boy have two teeth but, remaining in the jaws, crowd about ever so often is one of the regular chores of at five months and Mary is eight back the second set and cause them EXCURSION MAY 15 months old.” to come in misshappen and irregular. of farming, but it isn’t necessary. “Yes, but that was extra early. Growth.— During the second year The skeleton, including the the baby should have more or less And the first and third of month. Just put up good fences to begin with and you bony Tuesday every on to teeth seems to develop so much ear- dry hard foods which chew. can do with fence troubles. Fence a practically away lier in some children than others There is sometimes tendency to on an your farm with. and Billy Boy was one of that kind." keep a baby too long exclusive- "I think you will find that Mary's ly soft diet for fear that sold food ROYAL WOVEN WIRE FENCE teeth will come faster after she is will upset him. but it is important to weaned and is able to digest cereals the development of strong healthy HANSEN shall HANS and you have something that will last. It will hold and vegetables that contain miner- teeth that they have exercise als." in biting and chewing. Begin by giv- stock for which it is built, and it will Route C. H. any give you “I just dread Mary’s second sum- ing the baby of about a year of age 6, Audubon, Iowa; or Topping, Traveling Inspector C. P. Ry., Audubon, lowa hard or long years of service without trouble. We have our mer. Why cross the brige before some dry, crust toast, or to it? You are probably hard crackers, at the end of a regu- now. you get new stock of it in lar the dreading the second summer because meal. During second year, you have heard about so many babies other kinds of food requiring chew- dying in hot weather from teething ing may be gradually added to the DIXON LUMBER & COAL CO. but if you will read some of the good diet list and taken as part of the WII I nFFPR ALL aboard for keep the camps clean books in baby raising you will learn regular meals. ACRE CORN CLI It IfILL vITLI* To keep training camps, barracks a Care.—lt is believed W. J. LAUBENDER, that teething is natural function generally UbOn OU Manager ° Bts '“ sec- and army p frefi lro boc,ze and that although babies are possib- that much of the health of the RIGHT OF WAY least IUObl O 0 boysCmlled in tTacre ond teeth the that lUUIII VI lini and E ly more liable to bowel infection | depends upon care corn contest. In most cases compel- parsites worse, Congressman to first set. during teething because the irrita- jis given the As soon as ing in the contest doesn't mean C. Little, of Kansas, a veteran of 'the tion the infection really comes from molars make their appearance Milwaukee Makes Plans To Have much extra work. Most of the the war and the father of a WHII.K THK AMERI( AX FI. AO boys Spanish Single Comb R. I. Red 75c should be cleaned each eggs something taken into the stomach ' they gently Waste Land I'sed I will be working with corn any way son of military age, has introduced through the mouth. That is why day with a soft brush. As the baby and it will be a small matter to hill 11. R. 230 S in which I have another of Ne P" Congress, car i . grows into childhood he should be The Chicago, Milwaukee & “M c h' per undred See *lrs more bottle babies suffer from bowel stake out a prize acre for the con- provides that the sale of intoxicating braska upland hay on track. Now is 1 T £ , ' the care of his own 3 h n OrlOtb. Route 3 or phone trouble than nursing babies.” | taught daily Paul railway has decided to offer all j test. It will form an excellent seed liquor within 20 miles of any camp, the time to buy and avoid higher ,°. . I teeth. bA4 doctor that flies or ' “My says carry unused lands of the company to the plot from which to pick seed for barracks, fort, post, yard, school prices. L. C. Johnson of | J 4 4 infection to babies.” Ailments teething.—Although :n,;xt year That “lone would make station of the army, navy or marine people* to raise food stuffs" While - is a natural course do, the dirty ! teething process and is . he “Of . it worth while. of the United States shall they , ~ corps alone for all the ill- potato raising seems .to be the popu- things light on and carry hundreds I not rsponsible The educational value cannot he prohibited. Penalties are provided in a ness it, lar idea, order to avoid surplus of filthy germs on their feet. A baby j attributed to nevertheless oyer estimated. Many boys in the and the federal courts are invested .there is doubt that ot that commodity and the shortage cannot defend itself or its food so it no many babies state have been in the corn work for with jurisdiction and the power to sufferer.” I suffer while their of others, the company s agricultur- is the worst severely cutting , hree consocutive years, or four, and I punish offenders. in teeth?” teeth When the are red and al bureau Is touch with the agri- ”I)o you wash your baby’s j gums they f oun( ] nluch to learn each year. If the mothers of the country give cultural W Pure Bred Stallion I swollen it sometimes affords relief department at ashington hour “Certainly I do. formed the habit ot- ,[,em have become expert their sons to Uncle Sam in his a ” if are d aßflcnltural departments of with his first tooth and now it seems 1 they lanced, and it may be well judKes an ,i their services are in de- of need it is the least he can do to the to have a the state universities along Mil- just as natural to wash his teeth j doctor examine the baby’s mand at corn shows and institutes. keep the surroundings of his mili- waukee and the railroad as mouth to see if the is need- system when I give him his bath to bathe operation Com planting starts next week, tary camps clean. And under mili- CAPTAIN ELDER n S l>e a n ed. The of is occa- advise any other part of the body.” process teething Those who have not made up there is nothing eas- ?sf l "I !" .E°f i° . ? boys tary regulation sionally dis- the people as to what best to plant “I wish I had vome sort of a associated with digestice th e ir mind to join the club should do ier to do. The people should not and in section turbances. The number of stools every as Will be at Feed Yard all season memorandum so I would know just so at once. As soon as a boy sends will not tolerate such conditions Brady’s It was also decided to may increase and oc- have the when to expect Mary's teeth." vomiting may h is enro ]|men t card, which he can became a scandal along the Mexican cur. The companys agents get In touch with one can baby may be restless and “No give you that, be- | from the county lea der K . c . border . 'fretful a m e Bat ° cause as I said before, children vary and try continually to bite on the corn circular will be o : „ Sampson, In so their functions but I will give something. all these cases the in sent fron’ th ‘‘ Apricul,l,ral Extension CULTIVATE THE CITY FLOWER Full Lazzarone and of the food Uonal he"p seed'an^sunnlies°in“gen" Pedigree you an approximate table that will ; quantity strength should be reduced and give you the average age of babies drinking Chestnut Horse Foaled 1891. he ™' ° By Spendthrift. teeth.” water should offered at frequent ,B «» ,nd Wrm.t ra for c"rn ira“. from that end. h 2 , ,ur,iunl ,orITISour city«.J‘n!Sir,lowe TheytS£ intervals. Others have been is- _ This is what Helen wrote; No teething lotions nor in T‘ hen whpn hp , nlanted his r Winners of the Suberban and Twelve races Handicap, other sued conle in different varieties, the dwarf medicines of any kind should be to superintendents to have ag- ,® J LLr, and (Son of AUSTRALIAN h $26,535, imp. and AEROLITE, by TEETH ricultural implements and farmers' and ,he fall or cli™ binK variety ¦ given for the relief of the pain of he wmreceWe the lowa club bufton ' ’ LEXINGTON. A great race horse and sire of KINGSTON. The teeth begin de- embryonic to i teething. If they do relieve it, ; t is HASTINGS, LAMPLIGHTER, k etc). least six months before tractors, velop at probably because they contain opium plows,feeders,^ and S* S birth. It is probable that a nutritious ° Out of Spinaway, (a stake winner and dam of Strideaway, in some form or other narcotic r K br UKtl ***MTKtfSW £*£ MONMOUTH, Montauk. Spinalong. Lazzarone. Handspun. Whirl- diet for the prospective mother lays drugs. freight ß necessary. ”!!!!!_* the foundation for teeth in a m n h Ve e ß4 miles in 2.074 with 115 pounds beating expected with and covered by the softer tis- gain in Sir Walter, Domino, Declare. Rubicon and Song and Dance. weight during these periods sues of the gum As the baby grows, of painful eruption of the teeth, but the teeth also, and if the The pedigree of the stallion Captain Elder, owned by John grow baby the weight may remain stationary is are to cut M. Griggs, Audubon. Audubon County, la. Described as follows; healthy they ready for two or three weeks without the Registered in the American. Stud Book; Breed Thoroughbred. through gums, beginning at harm. The baby should not be urged about the seventh month of life. Stud Book No. 41418, Color Brown. Marks Large round star to eat when he has no appetite, mere- There are 20 of the milk teeth. 5 about the size of a goose egg. foaled in the year 1904 Has been ly for the sake of the desired in- in each half The teeth examined in the office of lowa State Department of Agriculture Jaw. appear crease in weight. After the distur- in are The Housewife There five of these and it is hereby certified that the said stallion has been register- groups. bance has passed he will be hungry groups, with intervals between their ed in the proper stud book duly recognized by the lowa De- and will soon regain the lost ground. appearance. After the first partment of Agriculture, Des Moines. lowa, and was examined group On the other hand, if the baby is there is a of five by Dr. Elery, Veterinarian, on March 15. 1915. and at that time pause to eight coaxed to take more food than he after the second a certified to as being free from all the diseases and UDSoundness weeks; pause of wants, his digestion is sure to be up- three enumerated in the stallion law. one to months; after the third, set, and this, added to the pain of one of from two to three Dated at Des Moines this 16th day of March. 1917. months; af- teething, may result in serious ill- the fourth, one A. R. COREY ter of from two to ness. The “second summer" has four months. Secretary lowa State Department ol Agriculture. Thus, by the time a gained a reputation for being the baby is 1 year old it may have 6 most critical period of the baby's life, at teeth; I>4 years there, should be but. as a matter of fact, statistics 12; 2 16 and 2 at years, teeth; at % show that the first summer is a much Spring is here and this is the time for a general years the entire set should be cut. more hazardous time, and if properly There JOHN M. GRIGGS, Owner is considerable variation, both fed and cared for a healthy baby cleaning up. You willsoon want your heavy blan- as to the order in which they appear should be brought through the sec- and in the time, so that the mother ond summer in perfect condition. kets washed to put away for the summer. Now don’t make a slave of yourself, or the hired girl by KTIUt’KTTK OK THE FLAG 10. The Flag should never be placed down. 1. When the "Star Spangled Ban- upside This is recog- trying to do it at home, but have our car call and nized as a signal of distress and ner.” recognized by our Army and must never be made use of can on Navy, as the Nationa Air, is played only in case get them and see what a nice job we do them, of extreme or sung all should arise, stand still danger. 11. Love Old until the ending, all the while facing Glory, our Nation's and at a price you willbe pleased with. Flag so dearly that BE PREPARED the musicians or those singing. you, under all will 2. The Flag should not be hoisted circumstances, help those in au- or thority to uphold the honor of our displayed out doors before sun- We can also wash and renovate and it your pillows rise or allowed to remain out after Flag the Republic represents. sunset. 12. Old Glory should be in every the feathers and make them soft and nice. This is house, and and cared for 3. When the Flag is raised at preserved like the of a dear ceremonies all present should stand photograph parent from the view We and very necessary sanitary point. at attention and salute with right placed after using it in a safe place, hand, or if sitting, should arise and with reverence; and when old are also doing family rough dry at 7 cents per pound uncover. should be placed in a glass case or 4. When vase. the Flag is passing on which is to our many cus- 13. A proving very satisfactory Jack parade or review the recognized salute to the Mammoth spectator, Flag and one that should be whether man or boy, should uncover encour- tomers who have tried it. aged the land, is when and stand, or if sitting, should arise throughout and uncover. at attention the following words be 5. It is an unwritten law in the quietly spoken: "I pledge my alle- Don’t forget that we can do you just as good a job of dry giance to the Republic for which Jumbo Prince Navy that the Flag is never to be it stands; one nation, indivisible, as can in of the cities. In this washed, as it is always to be con- with cleaning you get done any large sidered immaculate. The flag should Liberty and Justice to all.” line we are in shape to clean anything from the finest silk to the never be allowed to trail or lay on the ground or be left out over night A WORD WITH WOMEN heaviest overcoat and return it to you in a sanitary condition, He is the best Jack that has ever or be displayed in stormy weather Many a women endures with no- 6. When any other Flag is dis ble patience the daily misery of without a particle of had odor left in it. We have experienced been in Audubon county, stands played with our National Flag, Old •backache, pains about the hips, blue, and the to turn out first-class work in all de- Glory must always be on the right nervous spells, dizziness and uninary help equipment 14 1-2 hands and or above. The only exception is the disorders, hopeless of relief because high weighs partments, and are at your service to please t'hurch Flag of our Navy. This she doesn't know what is the matter. you. 1100, good foot, good action and Flag on a naval vessel is hoisted It is not trne that every pain in above Old Glory only while divine the back or hip is trouble “peculiar Art Horning is doing our gathering and delivering, so willbear service is going oy, and it typifies to the sex.” Often when the kidneys inspection. God above country. get congested and inflamed, such when he calls with your groceries have your bundle ready and 7. When used for mourning on a aches and pains follow. it. staff or pole the Flag should be You can tell it is kidney trouble if send it in, or call Phone 228 and we will have him call for This Jack willmake the season hoisted to top mast for a moment, the secretions are dark colored, con- then lowered to the position of half tain sediment; the passages are too frequent or Then Yours for honest of 1917 at our farm 3 1-2 miles mast; and at sunset the Flag should scanty. help the work, be hoisted to the top and then lower- weakened kidneys. Don't expect on a or : them east of Audubon on the south ed. If used bier coflin hould to get well alone. be at the head. Doan's Kidney Fills have wen the 8. Old be. praise of thousands of telephone line. Better come and Glory may displayed women. They outdoors any fine day. not necessar- are endorsed at home —Read this ily a holiday. The Flag should never Audubon woman's convincing state- see him. be used as a cover for a desk, box ment : or table where anything can be Mrs. Matilda Delahoyde, Le Roy placed on it. The only object that St., Audubon, says: "Two years ago can with propriety be laid on Old 1 used Doan's Kidney Fills, produced Glory is the Bible, tnus slgnfying the from Roberts’ Drug Store,, and they submission of the nation the Flag acted satisfactorily. My kidneys got represents to God. strong and ray back stopped aching Steam 9. The Flag should never be Doan’s Kidney Fills gave me the City Laundry placed below a person sitting, al- first relief I had in a long time.” ways above. It is questionable even Price 50c, at all dealers. Don’t H. Herndon & Anderson if it is proper to wave Old Glory simply ask for a kidney remedy—- C. STOCKING, Proprietor to salute anyone, but instead the get Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same Flag is always to receive the salute. that Mrs. Delahoyde had. Foster- On shore the Flag is never dipped. Milburn Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y.

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