South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 138, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 11 May 1914 — Page 5

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES. MONDAY, MAT 11, 1911 0

When Hairy Growths Appear On Your Face

( 1 11 p to Hcauty) Wcmrn who nalizj tho value of a tU clrar, hairl s.s skin will do well to kc?p a r.rri.ill ;acka&: of powdered dlatone handy to u.o whenever the obnoxious growths appear, because with hf aid f this powdt-r tho kin can le kfjit fr -e from hair or fuzz. Tho Flnjplirity f this method for bnl.h!r.i: hair. makes It easy for any woman to -mpIoy It in the privacy of hrr own hnf, and tho time required to remove -wn a FtuLborn prowth is le.s than five minutes. Knoush, powdered dclaton- and water is mixMl into a paste to thickly eover the hairs and after two or thre minutes It is ruhh (1 off and the skin wa-shed to romovo tlo- remaining delatone. This will leave the skin hairless and without f-pot or blemish. Uuylnjr th dflatono in an original package insures its purity and strength.

Sense and Sentiment

IiV CTIKSTint IIKTISK. TALKING TO IJAI1Y. (What Mother hayn.) O. MttI ilarllnr. rny prrloijn pet, With it'M pinky tory i utt mhy yet; Mumvj' little dumpling - ller dim gurgl "(joo", It a nrei h frugal. Ootey, wool wey, woo! (What lather Say.) Ipp' wlpny, nod(llHt, lpy Ip-y, Kw! Walt until bp toddler He'll b fun for me; I'p you ico my IuUy. Ia!cly'i ugnr lump fee llf unilTt,uiI- me, t'mpty, umpty, umpli! The story of every successful man may bo told in five welds: Respiration. Aspiration. Perspiration. Inspiration. T Kxpiration. Tm sorry for tin chap wlioso capital oiiits in money alone. Coat-s and ioatc-s.

fmart little COATI'.KS are much In evidence this season fashion note. Watch out Mr. and don't misspell this word.

C. are dangerously Host The fashion not further

They are designed only for chic women. According to a Kalamazoo paper a couple pot married recently after a courtship which lasted ,"0 years. No doubt the poor old man had become so feeble he couldn't hold out any irnper. Hope the Clianjre Will Io Her flood. Miss I'.ertha Weiss leaves the Ft ore Saturday nivht to make a change ehanpe of name. Kllsworth'a Bright Spots.

Human Life and Health TALKS TO MOTHERS By DR. S. JOSEPHINE BAKER. Iirectc- Child Hygiene Division.New York City Board of Health (COMPLETE IX TWELVE ARTICLES)

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spkin; n:vi:n. My intie In not to rnti huhv, I ran't control the pruncing thin? It (lancpi like an elf or tuy Ah hlnN anil IiIohoomih herahl hprinjj! Don't mention it, nure! Sarah Waxo.! nro iisrd or. thA ocean and In hair. Tbey come- in crests, breakers and curling irons. W". K. T. "Boat" or "Boiler" is the chauffeur's term for a motor car. A preacher out west says we're near the end of tho world. Bert Lehman will no enjoy this a bit with several lishini; trips planned to Barron lake. Skldoo! A man over In Illinois has just secured a divorce from his wife on tho strength of evidence that she made 2' attempt.- to commit suicide and hin nervous condition could not stand any more, NEVER LET ENVY GET THE

I have already told you in some of my other talks what to feed the baby. At the same time you learn some of the things you should not feed it. I have already told you not to feed the baby anything but milk from your own breast, if it Is possible for you to feed him that way. I told you how to look out for bad milk when you have to feed your baby from a bottle. There are a great many rules for feeding a baby, particularly for the mother who has to feed her baby from a bottle. Remember what I told you first of all about taking advice from your neighbor. Always ko to a doctor or nurse; find out juit what you should feed your baby. Don't forpet how to pet t;ood clean milk and how to take care of it so it will stay so. Keep the bottle, nipples and everything that baby's milk touches, perfectly clean by frequent boilimr and leaving them standing in salt water or borax water when not in use as I explained In one. of my other talks. If you must use a bottle" for your baby, dont' give him plain cow's milk. Cow's milk Is much too strong for a baby's tender stomach. Cow's milk must always be modified or mixed with water and other things the doctor will tell you about. Don't try to modify the milk y curself until a doctor or nurse has shown you how.

You mijrht do.it wrong and do your j baby a great deal of harm.

If baby leaves a little milk in the bottle when he gets through feeding, never save it for the next feeding. Never feed baby old milk or milk

that has stood after a part of it has been used. It is very likely to make him sick, because the tiny bacteria I have told you about have had a chance to browin it. It is better to waste a little than to run tha risk of wasting your baby. Don't feed the baby cold milk, remember the milk nature intended him to take should be as warm as your own blood. If his little stomach ha.s to warm up the milk he is pretty sure to be harmed by it. But never stick your flntrer in baby's milk to see if It is warm enough. Your 'fincer may look perfectly clean, but those little bacteria are too small to see without a magnifying glass. There may be thousands of bacteria on your finger that looks perfectly clean. If you put them in baby's milk they will grow there very quickly and turn it to poison. And worst of all don't put the nipple Into your own mouth to see how warm the milk is. You can't tell what bacteria might be hiding in your mouth. You are grown up, strong and well. There may not be enough of them to do you any harm. Yet there may be enough of them to do your baby much harm and kill him, especially when thev have a chance to grow in his milk. Besides, you may be coming down with some disease that hasn't shown itself to you yet. Many a little one has taken consumption, diphtheria or some other disease In this way from some careless nurse or mother, who insisted on putting baby's nipple in her mouth.

Secrets of London Complexion Doctors

Famous London specialists who cater to titled Indies .uid others of sti.il promlueiuv, employ a remarkable method of ounplpxlon nMnvenation. One undergoing t.Ms treatment visits the beauty diM-tr late In the afternoon, bas eouiet!dng lalld over Ler fav, then, heavily veilt-d. U-parts la her motor car. This is repeat! d duilj frr a w-ek or sr, when a 'inleU'a of snowy purity and exquisite 1 ;i--a-y L tn eTliu". Th Hevrvt of this method Is ordinary merculized wax. Aitywiv cari npply the wax without asnN:.T.:iVv of n specialist. An ounce of it r.-Hts very little nt nny drugstore (obtainable h to tr well ns in i:ruflnnd. It Is ""'l like eoi.i ereatii, before retiring, nud ahed off mornings. Its suooes is due to a peculiar ab.ir!viit property which gr.-olualiy removes wornout particle of entire, revealing the younger, healthier kto beneath. A wonlfrfiil n rinklo-ehaser, nls in vogue among KpglUliwomon. is prepared by dissolving 1 ;.. pt.wdered saxollte in 1i pL witv-h hazel. T ;)s ;t wash lotion. thl completely and quickly en aces even the deeiwist lin-s.

BETTEIl OF YOU. CATHERINE. Chance for a Sub. "May I kiss your hand." he asked as they were motoring along the highway. "No," she replied, removing her veil, "I have my gloves on." The higher a follow Ih promoted in hank the more oleinn he get. Society note: Miss Rosalind Mushmouth has returned from Indon with that same old passionate pulsating rythmic love for her home town. Miss iMushmouth carried her own dog. A tmthl there was in our town hnc moflcoty was rare: Of autumn tn-e she'd never speak llccittiHP their limb were bare. A ill VIZ AWAY. W licni a clKirlotte mse was laid lo-foi-et a voll known young South Bend man at a dinner party the other night he attempted to blow off the foam. Co-operation is the law of life and growth. REST IS RTfsT.

To avoid unkind criticism, say nothing, be nothing, do nothing.

News of Interest to Polish Citizens

ri:usoN"AiiS. Joseph M. liartkowiak and John Dailey, who have been the guests for a few days of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hazinski, SOI Chapin st.. left today for their home in Chicago. Henry Judynski and Joseph Gwarzyk returned Sunday evening to their homo in Gary, after a visit of a few days with South Bend friends. Rev. I,oo Panicki "has returned to Christopher, 111., after several days' visit with relatives and friends in this city. While here he was the guest of Rev. Anthony Zubowicz. C. S. C, pastor of St. elldwi re parish. Victor Lysauowski returned Sunday evening to his home in Chicago after spending a few days with friends in South Hcnd.

social i;vi:xts. A pretty (lancing party will be given Tuesday evening by the members of the Young People's society of t. Stanislaus parish; at Kosciuszko hall on S. Chapin st. The music for the evening will be furnished by Pegowski's orchestra. The senior exercising class of the Polish Iadies Falcons Z. RaJicki No. 1, will give a formal ball Tuesday evening at Z. Ti. hall on W. Division st. A large number of guests are expected to attend the affair, which promises to be the best of the so;uson. A few features will bo introduced during the evening. The program of dances will be played by Niezgodzkl's orchestr-a and the Kail will begin at S o'clock. Tho Choral soslety of St. Hedwige parish will hold its singing rehearsal Tuesday evening at S o'clock in the old

St. Hedwigo school building, under the direction of Casimier Luzny. Under tho auspices of the Polish Eiterary circle of St. Casimlr's parish, the Polish Citizens Sunday evening celebrated the 14.,d anniversary of May 3d Polish constitution. About T00 peoplo assembled at Warsaw hall, corner Union and Dunham sts., where the principal celebration of the evening wits held. Joseph Goral opened the celebration with a short add res. Sylvester K.

Krzyzaniak presided and Miss Klara

Kosze-ska acted as secretary. Tho most remarkable number of the program was a one act comet dv play entitled "Dwu Gluehych". in which the following took part: Pan Ramo-

seau, John J. Gapczynski; Evelina, his

daughter, Miss Veronica Jionek; Boniface, servant, Ignatius Paczkowski; Placyd, Sylvester Krzyzaniak; Lesniczy "Hunter", Andrew Kazmierzak, and

Ogrodnik, "Gardner", Bronislaus

Krzyzaniak. Other numbers of the program were: Song, by men's choir of the Literary

society; recitation. Miss Thresa Gront-

kowska; violin solo, Joseph Kuczwara; reading. Ignatius Packkowski; recita

tion, (Miss Eleonor Podemska; vocal solo, Miss Stella Sosnowska; musical

selection by Paege Bros, orchestra; recitation. Miss Hedwige Szymanska; piano solo. Miss Helen Scibska: vocal solo, Miss Agnes Kuczwara; song, men's choir of the Literary society; national hymn, "Boze Cos Polske", by all present. The audience showed their appreciation of the program with hearty applause nt each number. hTe whole affair was in chargo of Sylvester Krzyzanialc The rehearsal of a plav entitled "Trzecl MaJ" (Third of May), will be held Monday evening at 8 o'clock at St. Hedwigo hall. Tho exercise of tho senior ercls-

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Teach Your Child How to Be Healthy

Regular Bowel Movement IVom Infancy Ini-uro Komi Health in Iater Years, We cannot all start life with the advantages of money, but every child born is entitled to the heritage of goc d health. Through unfortunate ignorance or carelessness in the feeding of a baby its tiny stomach may become deranged. Tho disorder spreads to the bowls and before the mother realizes it the two chief organs cn which the infant's comfort and health depend are causing it great suffering. If the condition is allowed to continue grave ailments often result. There is, however, no occasion for alarm, and the sensible thing to dobut it should be done instantly Is to give the baby u small dose of a mild laxative-tonic. In the opinion of a great many people, among them such well-known persons as the parents of Bertha Lee Woodard, 3 years old, of Moultrie. Ga,, the proper remedy is Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. Mrs. I. X. Woodard 5ay8 that little Bertha was troubled with constipation for over a year, and that after trying several different kinds of remedies she found her relief in yrup Pepsin. It is a mild, pleasant-tasting laxative, which every person likes, does not gripe nor cramp, and contains that most excellent of all digestants, pepsin. Dr. Caidwell's Syrup Pepsin is especially intended for infants, children, women, old people and all others to whom harsh cathartics, salt waters, pills, etc., are distressing. In fact. In the common disorders of life, such as constipation, liver trouble, indigestion, biliousness, headaches, and the va-

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rious other disorders of the stomach, liver and bowels nothing is more suitable than this mild laxative-tonic. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. Three generations of people are using it today, and thousands of families keep it constantly in the house, for every member of the family can use IL It can be obtained of any druggist at fifty cents or one dollar a bottle, the latter being the size bought by families who already know its value. Results are always guaranteed or money will be refunded. Families wishing: to try a free sample bottle can obtain it postpaid by addressing Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 410 Washington St., Monticello, 111. A postal card with your name and address on it will do.

Clean-up inside, purify your blood, clear tho complexion, redden tho lips, brighten the eyes. take Koll farter's Pocky Mountain Tea- you need it now to drive Winter's impurities and germs

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Lixrntn tui:si.y ittitxixo. A strptlcon b-cturo. frr to Ck

public, will r, srlvon Tuesday enrnlr.tr at the Quincy Baptist church. Th. lecture was prevlwi?ly announrvd for

Tea or Thursday evening, but tho data hai. Advt. been changed.

evening, were postponed until next week.

RAITISMS. An infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Drajus, 1010 W. Dunham St., was baptized Sunday afternoon at St. Hedwigo' s Catholic church. She was ramed Dorothy Stella and the ceremony wia performed by Rev. Anthony Zubowicz. C. S. C, pastor 'of tho parish. The godparents were John Paczesny.and Stella Paczesna. The baptism of a son of Mr. and Mrs. Kdward Milczynski. of Mishawaka. took place Sunday afternoon at St. Hedwie's Catholic church. He was named Joseph. Godparents were Mrs. Tekla (Iniewecka and Holeslaus Milczynski.

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