Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 220, Hammond, Lake County, 5 March 1920 — Page 16

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T. B. EXPERT

Fridav. Mai

REPORT ON

notm i:. To the Honorable Hoard of Commissioner?, l.ake County, Indiana. Ortinc: At a Joint mee'injr of the Lake County Medical Society and the Lake County Tubercolosis Society held in ary, March 1st. to consider the report. sumbitted by Mr. T. i:. Kitiner f the Sanatorium Const! notion Adx Isory Service of the National Tnbrulosis Association upon the plans for the proposed Sanatorium, the following; resolution wa.s passed: Fe, it Resolved: That this meetins approves the recommendations both as to immediate construction and future 'sponsion contained in fr. Kidnr's report and would ure upon the County Board of Comm issioners immediate octlon upon the lines suggested therein. iSigr.ed) K. K. EVANS, M. P. Secretary of Joint Meeting.

ATIUV I. TimiHCl t lOM AS0( IATION ?S1 Fourth Avenue. New Vrr'.c Janit'Tlura Construction Adxisory . Service. Report On Proposed Sanatorium for Lake Count) Jndiir.a. To the Joint Committee. County Medical Society & County Tuberculosis Society. ( Jentlemen : In accordance with your request.

Is m.t difficult in a fiat country to lind a site which provides natural shelter from, bad winds. It is thereline, recommended that a -scheme of planting: a belt of trees along the northern rdjo of the site atid extend:ng towards the .south for some distance on the eastern and western boundaries be undertaken at i-nce. The soil e.nd drainage facilities appear to be quite satisfactory but it is recommended that the septic tank be placed considerably farther away from the- hospital buildings towards do .south-western boundary of th" site.

i than it is now shown on the plans.

Careful inquiry seems to show that w hile water can be obtained generally a.li over the neighborhood, there is some doubt as to its quality and quantity. It Is therefore ri' 'innif ndoil that, a trial well be driven at once and tests made, of the quantity available and of Its quality when water la reached. It Is noted that the architect has net specified the tank hut propose to do so when the well is driven. The plans indicate a tank of the compression type, but U is strongly recommended that in addition to a tank of that type a gravity storage tank for fire prevention purposes be provided at the Tower House Iluilding. Adequate facilities for filtration must also be, included, should the analysis of the water indicate, the neoos.-ity. From the point of view its accessibility, the site, is well chosen; being on an interurban car line- by which the town of Crown Point can be reached In a few minutes and Cary in lf s than an hour by an hourly service. There are also good highway connections. While It Is understood that th Commissioners intend to make the grounds atractlte and pleasant by providing lawns and planting trees and shrubs the present lay-out of the buildings is monotonous and un-homelike. It is

therefore, recommended that the pavilions be arranger on the village plan

and that, if necessary, a landscape ar

heg to submit th following report I K nt,,H for this uurnose.

upon th- pUns for th proposed County j Th pU(. !s practlCaIlv 1-vel and as at Sanatorium, to be erected near Crow n pr(,son. arranged, patients who may

j oiiu. inaiana. i tie report is oasea . . ... , ,,. ,,,,, in ti.e

upon a careful examination of the piar.s submitted by Mr. J. N. Coleman, t ho architect; conferences with your Committee and the County Commisnoners; inspections of the site; and genera! considerations, involved. 1. THK SlK OK THE PROBLEM. Th following figure, furnished by your County Medical Society, give the deaths from tuberculosis in Lake County for the past five years: 1915 ltUS 1317 1318 1!13 131 140 1S5 1?1 12'J Returns Incomplete. It is usual to base the estimate of th. number of beds required in a sanatorium upon the number of deaths

f rn tuberculosis in a community. A I conservative estimate g one bed for! ench death, although it has been found that in places where the field orger.iza-

t .on is thorough and active and all agencies are work! rig together in the t'-i'.t again"! the disease, the propor-

pavilions are looking directly on the rear of the building next in fr nt. No changes are recommended in the positions of the Administration. Service, and Power Flant Buildings, which are suitably and conveniently located (see later, "nans for Ultimate Extension"). The Manager of the Interurban Kailway states that electric current in any quantity can be nurpHd by his Company and therefore, it is not necessary to make any provision for an electric plant in the institution. II. ADMINISTRATION AD IXFIRMARY BlILDIX.. This (butlding has been carefully planned and the various ned3 provided for and only a few minor changes are recommended.

j i Omit the smaller linen c!osts in each wing and add space now- given j to them to utility roms. xvhicu are j rather small. Install in each utility

room a standard rea-pan fi-niufr.

1 1 i r. g a vent t o outer air ouvre ranels ;n lower part

"! pras IO snoui.1 t,e toj ,.ed.pail rack. and proper wast- sink.

io cn uur.ng mo ear, years or a mp:srt. It. is probable that the large i.. e-ease in the number of deaths in 1517 rd 1?!S was partly due to Influenza.

the returns from all over the coun

i'?' indicate that there was some increase n the number in those years r.'.art from the epidemic. It seems. 1 refor". wise, to assume that cm a ' '"frvstiis estia.mte the immediate ,..--d e.f t(-e County call fo- an instlt.i'.ion of at a.st 170 beds. If the normai increase n tb- years IMS anil 1 !U b" taken a- the ra" of progression in t!.e ucc'Mmg years. The rapid growth of the several imr'.ant industrial centers, included in .l.ake County demand a forward-look-leg policy; therefore. t! probability o" expansion should be kept in mind et.d the ultimate accommodation ness.try shown on the plans of the genet at lay-out. This brings up the quests, "ii as to the best size bed aecomi!,o.;a' io:i i of a tuberculosis smator-

1 j'!.. Th e..; ensu of opinion among j sanatorium authorities in this country j today is that to ..blaJn tlie best results!

! Install in

and specify

of doors. b Fnlarge the X-ray room, which is too sma'l, by omitting the stairs Iading down to bulk drug room In basement, which are unnecessary. The bulk drug room is a'fo unnecessarily large. (ci Trovide for each door leading Into a ward a '."bar" door, which w-ti! allow- of. regular door being opened wide without exposing patient to persons passing in the corridors. i ri i Arrange a.l! window screens eo that patient cannot operate the windows, which should be under the control of the nurse in charge. iThis can b done by a simple lock on window screens ). ei Provision shou'd be made for

j reception room where ambulant pat

ients might meet their friends. if) Space should te provided for a

magazine?

small "newsstand" could purchase paper

let articles, etc.

of this kind can be opened at hours daily, under tlie charge

roar extension. (b) Fnlarge doors between wards and sitting room and between sitting room and room marked "Kxatriination Room" t which should rather be termed an "Kmergency llooni") so as to allow of cots being wheeled 1n when a case of emergency illness occurs. (c) Trovlde screens to the clearstory w indows. Provide screens, preferably sliding units, to each opening where tlie folding French doors open onto the porches. (d) Provide a utility room in the central portion; including ceiling vent, bed pan sterilizer, rack. etc. .'. ihmhiuti: iiiii.dim; mhemk. It is recommended that the erection of the Ademitiistratioii building," the Power Plant and two Hospital Pavilions be undertaken at once. The Administration Iuilding and tlie two Hospital Pavilions wil laccommodate in all 68 patients, as follows: Admin 1st rat ion P,u iiding, (lower floor) ; beds Two Pavilions, CO beds in each 40 beds Toal 6S beds As it wa-s stated earlier in this report that on a conservative estimate, the County should provide not less than 17o beds, it is also recommended that five tnora pavilions be erected, each to accommodate L'O ambulant or semi ambulant patients. As suggested in Section 4 above, these pavilions should be of a much simpler type than the hospital pavilions, but should lie on the siime general lines as far as regards construction, door and window dta.ils and general arrangement; and modified as to washrooms, wardrobes, etei, as recommended in Sect ion 4. s i ; n I ( e bi ii.dim;. The rolling partition shown In pa

tients' dining room to divide the sexes at meal times is unnecessary and it is recommended that it be omitted. In view of the increasing difficulty in obtaining help in institutions, it is recommended that an opening be provided in the wall between the serving room and the patients' dining room and a counter and hot. table Vie arranged for sej f -er ing on the Cafe, teria plan. If this is done, the dishwashing machine should be screened from view of the dining room. liRAGE. The plan i-hows this building to be well located and conveniently arranged and it should be built at once. ioH(;i n. It is recommended tha.t the morgue be not a separate building, but be under the frame roof and an integral part of the Garage. The arrangemnt of a raised platform for the accommodation of students observing an autopsy ss shown in the. plan might well be omitted in modifying the Oarage and Mor

gue plan, as b-mg unnecessary. j CHII.DREV Hl'II.niXi. iSre below-).! ISOLATION" IIOPITAI,. j This is we; planner) an, jn a satis-' factory location and should be ineiud-' ed in th" initial building nrngra m. ' POWER rUVT. j Kecornmer.dat i,-,ns with regard o ', water supply were made earlier in this, ' report, and will involve some addition, to this building. Otherwise, it is well; planned and satisfactory. T!. Aichi- j tcct stated to me that the boilers speci-I tied will provide for the needs of the j buildings shown on the genera layout and Cat when a third boiler is j shown in th spa.ee, provided, a popu

lation of sort can be provided for. The smoke stack and mams are of FurTicient capacity to cany the full load. 6. ri,S FOR 1 I.TIM VI F, EXTENSIONS. The possibility of utihrl-g th" sloping portion rf the site south, of the

road which divides the property intoj two portions as th principal site forj tli Sanatorium buildings was carefui-j

ly consioeieo. mu it is nor recommend ed that a change nia.de in that res reot. although some of the future bmid inps might weii be placed south of tip road. CHILDREN'S Rl 1 1,1)1 N G. The small hospital shown on th. plat plan is quite inadequate and it. ',

where patients; recommended that it be not bui't,

nut

instead a Preventorium

toi- ! tha

Small supply stores; commodate thirty-five or forty

' -i bed

a.Lv. ...... .-..uo. ti,nr ...r) n v- nrofits de.

"iLU'Uill 1 V V o! ..n? inati

s'ated j b

of an the mid

would g o a s i

rived appli'ri

to provide rocreation

facilities, etc. Mail may aJs obe distributed to ambuiant patients from this store. STMT' Q FARTER V

to accl: ildren I

planned and that it be uroi-a In'

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pies tlie southeast crner of the site.' The building should include an open- j air school sleeping quarters and some' emergency rooms. It is recommended that, children with! incipient as w ei s,s active tuberculosis'

It is not a good plan to accommodate; lie admitted the children's building, i the medical and nursing staff In a; a it is believe. 1 that thereby many j hospital building. Living- quarters j may be restored to health after a Com-;

should be provided well away from the! paratively short period of treatment.

hospital buildings proper so as to allowrecreation and that feeling of detachment from duty, which are necessarv for the rest and relaxation of the

! medical and nursing staffs. Therefore

f.t'.orit'.es consulted

. gh as beds. j 1 is therefore. recommended that tie genera! plat plan provide f,,r a n j i :t i-nate capacity of patients, not j i i'ldir.g children (see later, ..inderj V' e -en form in . j 2. SITE. 1 f the several considerations in-j ..;ved in the selection of a sanator- !

iui'1 site, the following- are the principal: 'a1 Topography. If possible, a site ! i. t'ri ,e tlir-Ntlt- tv. l-.-.T .

.... .... . , . , . , a . . . u. j r- "

, ,' , " an ii louarteis on the upper floor of tlie Ad- ! recommended that a

v.imls; either by rising ground or a thidc belt f trees, or both. Ci) oil and Drnln.ic Fueillties.

.NI RSFS' HOME. On the. basis of one nurse to ten patients, which is a fair average estimate, there wiil he 23 nurses to be housed when the building reach.es its ultimate

ie present plan of providing living j op pa-it y of H.'o'i beds

oil sliould be open so that sur-

face water rapidly disappears and ade'uai facilities for sewage- disposal inn be provided without prohibitive e pen . Water Supply. An abundant and unfailing water supply for fire protection, baths and domestic purposes is an absolute necessary. d AeeessibllKy. Xot only for the -j'kc of the patients f,ud their friends, t a'so for the sa',;e of the staff and i( c delivery of supplies, ;ite should be not too far fiom a center of population to which access is easily ob-

t herefore

table building '

l ministration and Infirmary building b planned to be located on the south-1 j should be regarded merely as a tem-jr.est corner of Uie northern portion j porary expejjent; not only for the; of the site to balance architecturally ;

-ake of the staff members, but be-, the Children's Funding; on the south-

! cause the space will be r.rgcntly need-(east come

ed for bed patients when the insti-; SI PEniTi;NDENTs RESIDENCE. tution grows. Sixteen patients could j It is recommended that, a residence; be accommodated on the upper floor. ! for the Superintendent be planned; to' Tlie unallotted rooms in the base-! bo located on the sue south of the! ment of this building should be re-1 cross-road and in line north and south j served for class rooms and workshops , .approximately) with the Children's; for occupational thcarapy and Indus-! FutUIms. The plans should provide for!

a married n an with a family. R EM Ml IN I E KOR MEIHt Al. STtT n the basis of one resident physio-

t ? ! nable. (e) l.nndvuiif Attrnetlen. Inasmiic'i as many patients must remain for long peri'-ds in the institution, a sanatorium rite .should be laid out in an attractive manner ard well planted with trees and shrubs. 'fi Elertrio- Ponrr. It is most deed 'able tiiat pow er l. oi-.ta ii.able from "iie Piihlii- FtiUty Co-porathoi. ,,r etliT outside source, us this saves considerable initial plant :,nd equipment ; iilso, trouble ;infl p. use ,,f mnir.fenance. in applying the foregoing standards to the site selected f..r the I .a ) e county Sanan tor i ii in. it is obvious t ha it YOUR FRECKLES

JSeed Attention in March or Fore May Stay Cohered.

trial classes. 4. rvnio. Six 2 ii -bed pavilions are show ti

tiie general lav-out and detailed plans! jan to fiftv patten's, which is a fair rind elevation.- are given of a. typical ; a eras estimate, five physicians w iil pavil.on.. The drawings show the fatn- tieqnlre living quarters w hen the Sauailiar and quite satisfactory arrange-! torium lean's its capacity of '.'.".O beds, men, of a central portion with two. , proper house with separate bdwingn; the centra.! portion containing j rooms for each man. a large sitting a siit.inrr room and certain offices and; room and a library writing room tin wings forming the wards. Inj should b included. Subject to te congeneral, pavilions are i.scil only for, piderr ions Inv olved in th- gen,,.-ai

j patients w lio have passed the acut re-planning; of the patients' pavilions j staco and are. either semi- or fully! recom mec.de.1 earlier in this lepoit. a

ambulant. Th- detailed drawings cail convenient locution for thi.s building for inor expense than is necessary for; would he north or the i 'hildren r-.utid-son i -a m Im la n t or ambulant patients ing. and near t he e.isteip Jipe of the and could be considerably fumplified. property. In.-te-ad of providing- an extension on' ( DTT A . I -:s llllt IMH; IMTIIIVTV

war

C. M

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Co.

-Store Open Till 9:30 P. M. Saturdays

priog

Boast Many

s Coats,

its

O TTv

Individual Color and

resses

Style Touches

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TINDI'IDUALITY is prrdominant in each Coat, Suit or Drss mode, revealing newest style designs, colorings and materials. Words are inadequate to express tlie true meaning of this gorgeous display. ,0nly by their snlendir can one gain the correct inipressign. Stocks are now completed and with the wide selection one may have unlimited choice.

Women and Misses COATS

Charming, jaunty models in

fleet, belted or flare back.

sport

Polo Ciotli. Goldtone and Camelshair are the materials most in favor this season. Ilsc clever and novel effects of collars and povkets. the smart narrowleather belts, the tasty arrangements of plcdts and buttons, all characterize i .i t . i

uit-M- dinicnis as uie best m th

class.

iieir

Some full lined with good quality silk of citt. active tic? iff ii : rt!irr? uMuf

lined.

.75

Other coats up to $100.

Footwear

Women and Misses SUITS 'The excellence of materials, the smartness of style and the. correctness of fit all testify to the high quality of our suits. I here are men's wear serges, fine wool tricotines. smart velour checks, poiret twills and worsteds. Suits for al! occasions, for dress or for business wear, for traveling or for outing. Considering the fact that prices are generally at hicji tide, the values of these suits are better than we have been able to offer for some time past. By careful buying we are able to ofler these wonderful suits at popular prices, fully confident that they are meeting our high standards of mer-(hinuise.

59.75

Other suits up to $125.00. T . .

Women and Misses DRESSES It is impossible to describe the different modes for spring, and equally iniposeible to describe the different materials. Of course short sleeves and short skirts are tlie thincr, but otherwise the diversity of styles is almost infinite, fn fact, we do net remember the time that stvles were so pleasingly diversified. There are tucks and ruffles and bouffant hips .there are chapes and sashes, and there are is also the straight line. l ou are invited to see thee newdresses and incidentally make your selections early, while our stocks ae complete and before the Easter ruh is on. $49.75 tOher dresses up to $33.00.

Fashions

for Springtime

Women's Stylish Spat Pumps

$9.85

PS fi.

E. P. REED BROGUE WALKING OXFORDS fer women; exceptionally well constructed of rich dark brown Norwegian calf with welt soles and military heels; a romplete range of sizes.

A stylish new spring creation, made perfectly plain, with tongu

effext; goodyear welts.

Louis h

all sizes

$11.50

Dress Boots For Woman $12.50

goody ea r wel ts. Sj S ' iJV eel,; AA to D. fcCS 'A

$9.85

J.;A

Beautiful models in beaver brown and Havana brown vamp with beaver brown

top; goodyear welt sewed soles; all sizes.

widths AA to D. A won

derful value at

is!

$12.50

Special Sale of Women's Stoats

Best high grade cloth boot top spat, duplicate of the Tweedie; in all the best colors; all sizes. Special at

.75

a pair

High grade felt cloth spats, in all the wanted colors; pattern like illustration; all sizes. Special at, a pair

$1,98

- a pair

Nnir is th time to take sprial care of the rompxlon if you wish to look

tv-ell the rest of the year. The .March ' vided

11). rn r of itcii A;ti for v sii roni5. ' ili-'-ssin; i-fnnis and toilets. Hip t'ri-j j 1 1 al jr.Tt i ii shoui.l l-c rtilara:ed to a'-j I r..inmrMla"! the.e functions, -rr.t. tliat ' i'i i -i.'nf t bows that v;i!-.!r-.bes nar .... . -

f .n :i pjlin! ? noil are i.iuri' nil is i a Tory tl-.nn wb'-n grouprrl m on1 lo.'UrrJ v.'i.i.i. Tb plan gnrrally favored to-1 day is a heated corridor tunning on; the rear of the wards with doors be- S t .v. en each pair of bed?; th indiv-! idual combined wardrobe and dressing table being pl.tced In the corridor. N diet kitchen is necessary in the ordinary pavilion, but a small cabined nurses and linen room should be pro-

It is recomiiie nd ed that there be shown on t i- revised plat-plan four I room and pr.. tM'.n ' 4-patietit cottage each of which should t-'''''l'i"S-be planned to a ir. mi in. .da t e four payintr; Bt II.OI;s. patients. lav- passed the iuute' lains and a residence f.T stace. Kacli o-dtape should have ;, ' Sn te rir t ende-nts. also rmartr warm sittins room, dressing rooms and liu!J be pro-, bled on the si

lb" ci n's- I 'ad and w ' 11 t

pen

Farm

-rs for h.dp.1 it e v,,u t h o r t the USt Of I

rex ised p'a'foMi! .r.ide for more 20-bed ;tx iaun i j r- ; in!,-,

t',1 s i - s. i .Vote) It i reciumei:ried t'.at in s'-ner-r! layout jt i,P b.irr.e in mind 1'ial f.-r ts-cb.. do. reasons it i

to a ." r a 11 k " the

t xv o i n fi r ma ry ant bni id in,-

si r.i l

winds haxe a strong ten-leuex- t.. bring c-ut fre.-kles th-it may ji;iy al! Pnnimer u n i .? vnn'ivni. Nu.v is the tin: to use Ot bip.e--double strength.

xiew. hoxvexer. of tlie prnl al.il- i

it;.- that In the early day." of th" insti-! tution th" majority of patients 1 1 1 b" : in the a, ute -tagc. also, that x hen the

Thid preparation f.,j- tb.e renio-. al of .-

fre..'!e, was written by a prominent physician and is usually so suc.esf ul

that it i s sold by druggists liriucr gua.-antee to refund lh" iron' y if it fails. iet an ounce of M.hiu- double frtVer.g?h. and ex'-n a few ypjdications should ? hoxv a x onderful improvclnent. soin of the nn;i!lrr f ri-k 1 r s even xanisbing entirely, a n v

tended to its. nm m oda t to n ute slat" pp

Ultima;" for bed.x ided in

:..r,um is

a pa. - ity, t he , pa I i"n t s in the

th- A .1 m i n is! r t box and the Infirmary lluildmg xx ill be in.uft'ioiei,t . it i r c-

mmenuitt itiar tuo paxilions be erected according to the typical plan shoxvn to serve for acute cases. The following modif cations are recommended: ) 1'ri.xide ceiling vp.s in each

"BEST OF ALL" BALMWORT KIDNEY TABLETS

Mr. Win. V.. F-ryant. n. F. ..P.. Ilrya ntx iiie. Ma.s. xvi ites: " I am using your 1 . xlmxvort Kidnex- Tablets and find them th" very be-t of anything ' have oxer fued. 1 l..ive tri"d lot of other re:n.-,:ie.," etc. I'i.in; in the bioi,. rheumatic iiain-, freo nt. seitiitv. higii'v.- eoM.o'e.i.

I the plat. i RIK P1TV I.ATIOV. I When the o ra 1 " above are completed

coiiiiimtlat ion f'.'i" '.,''" f ol i" xx : Aeute CaikP. Administration Tu I .on er fl". T . . . Cpper fli'T Txx o 1 lo.'p. T a 1 Pa 1

uii'd- to

that the patient passes, from the "If

xx ouid pa

or a.l'. e stage n he progresses

cox ery. Tim?, an a. uiely xvoiiid b" boused in lh" A l'uildiitg. but alter his . . .me xx I, a t iiriiniv. J b. x

t ' i e open xx aid - l n o u " spitai I'ax ii f"i.-." I..

to another toxxards rcsick paiieut 1 ni i T. . st ra i . ;o n .nditi-m had 1 Id be m .ix r ,1 ..f lb" tun l"r Oil. 1 ' e

Ofl IIC.-I t r til" j.jt; i i x i n g .-, f ; .- ; 1; -s but th"le bins!, b to foliuxx him uj)

. ' en? i n s outlined, there xvill be a'aduit patients as i

.:t .IS . t'

THIS FIRE-FIGHTER SAYS THIS

nihiit.-inl anil Semi- mliulanl t ascx.

I b a x e used s c i a d omene Table in x ci y t.- Ti' ticia 1 lie r.,jed t I",;, t . s -.' to" til'-- d ;!, - M of th

xeral packages ts and lound . and b. a x e r. -' ve- a 1 m m-

j ar y pavilion, or, a pa;

-1 cotta"e. In el-sing th:.-i report, tfttted to emphasiT" xx 1

in a report made

a i

lie n t

XX lin Mo.-t

iniplrr crd ing patient.

n- ! to

11 xxxid. cond it : a;:

Man

im xx- it h h s demand.

i t a - 1 1 1 i,i. i :nid i i -i ,i.-e is a I r . .- some loci! n;. and, it iico'ss,

r ad '. iff. xx

. !'.. -t i i

y a u in 1 1 ' Kii'M-;;;. il l-ecrciary

r : a y I be n e v . '-. at xx a s ; t a t " d '.-min i ! t "e of

your ye a. is most !

unly Med i. -a 1

s pi a rt ' n g puns K id ne x s a nd 1 ' their regular Kidney Tablet? t lie i r a i-! i x i i x . B i? ts. r-n! x-.

elc. fei xi. I that iildej- are 'iol doin; tlnties. 1 la ' 111 xxa r l i-i'trrct a nd r"X i ve S-dd by a'l drug-

T..ia I i'lr'n'n linil-lii' liand T- tal

. 1 " !l 1 '1 . 11 , -i 'J I '

f Is 1 .a lis

urn oil t-

uild

Mtiti i n r. It is th"ie(

M (IMtl(lllxTI(l.

1'abie

j all di

.!. i : a i ; ! .i :. d -X', i: e. 1 'a ." i m pi.x er is h : 1 1 r " i .- -1 o 1 1 ! : 1 1 g as i ':: , j , one ne ile. I tubes bv

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rega i d"d

ei r ill" x'aT.t'ain aal'i.-i. 1 ; sil'ci Id 1 t ; . e ,-e ii te ;- a n

XX . '-1. in t a XI 1 1 se ;- x e - aid till nurses and . 1 a .- r '. , s ee i. mi a : I a I ; . -x e red a 1' e,t s. s -, ; ,

1 x- !- benefit ! rum a s t a v t -i i a m. Tb.es,-. 1 a care f,.r l"r 1 1 - - -1 1 i s. is a t re m e nd. nisi y iim-im 1 a ! hei ; o g mi t i y t.ee,;,., t, ,)

the s-aria

sit one f.a i.- !. 1 ah. r -i,-: and Pispira

t: e i

a ! 1

cl is.

us c ri! igh pu!

'-.OTHER GRAY S POWDERS

! mm MANY CHILDREN i Thousands "f me'b.ers have found

. . i M.ini'r wrays jsxx e t loxxiPrs, an rcel'jlent r"iii"dy t o- children conipla iuinjt of riuiu beada. hes. e.iliis. f. .. sh neFs. s t om.-i eh

trembles and other irregularities from xxho ii . loldi' n sutler .luring these Oaxs ami cxe 'l. r.i r'snits are ac oinr lisli-d

i f la its. us Used by mothers f or -ovpr 33 - years. ir.-I.i by i ru -gi.st s Co rx vxi...;-.

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Why is March 15th. the

Greatest Day of the Year q

n I i it