Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 245, 31 August 1916 — Page 13

Miss Mahin Gets Praise for Work in Baby Contest Nothing, no service that has ever been rendered by the city - visiting nurse, has done more to advertise and popularize- her work - than ' the Rich' mond Better Baby contest being con ducted by . Miss . Lillian., Mahin , who

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DOCTORS ALL ENDORSE THEM! NURSES ALL ENDORSE THEM! THOUSANDS OF MOTHERS ENDORSE THEM! Pinless, Buttonless Garments that make for baby's health. VANTA VESTS Cotton, wool and silk 25c, 50c, 75c to $1.50 VANTA "V" BANDS Cotton, wool and silk ". . .25c, 50c and 75c VANTA ABDOMINAL BINDERS Cotton and silk and wool. 25c and 50c VANTA GERTRUDES Cotton, wool, and silk and .wool, 85c to $2.50 VANTA KNIT1ES Winter weight, only : 75c VANTA DIAPER SUPPORTERS Cotton and silk 15c and 25c VANTA PINLESS DIAPER, BIRDSEYE COTTON. . . .......... .25c

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PINLESS BUTTONLESS Highest qualities; durable; perfect fit NON-SHRINKABLE - GUARANTEED

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Babies

But we do attend to their garments and in order to prove this we will do one dollar's worth of cleaning for Richmond's most perfect white baby and also for the i best colored baby.

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Better Babies Should Have Better Shoes Better shoes for the babies help to keep them in better health, better humor, bet? ter looking and more comfortable. Let us show you our line of baby shoes. We give a pair to one of Prize Winners Nef f & Nusbaum

When ; the J plan of conducting the contest was outlined to Miss Mahin by the , Palladium, .. she , immediately became .enthusiastic over i it, , seeing in the movement a,: chance- to give many

families ; valuable , instruction In the.

care of children. The plan was then turned over to Miss Mahin, who with the assistance of the nurse's committee of the Social Service bureau, has carried it out in an extremely efficient manner.

The contest has not only been the

means of acquainting many persons with the aims and purposes of the visiting nurse, but has brought to a number of citizens a more compre

hensive understanding of the work that the Social Service bureau is doing,

in its efforts to stamp out disease and

to make the .-community generally

more healthful.

Credit is due Miss Mahin for the

splendid management of the contest. Generous Stores Offer Big Prizes

Generosity of Richmond merchants

in offering prizes for the most perfect baby in the city under two years of age, Is one of the factors which will

go a long way tqward making the con

test a success. Including the Palladium silver loving cup which will be awarded to the

most perfect specimen of his majesty.

the baby, prizes which have been posted by . advertisers whose . wares are advertised on these pages, will aggregate a substantial sum of money. The merchants were quick to see the benefit of such a movement as the baby contest and were eager to lend their support to its promotion.

Grooming Babies Babies that have been entered in the Better Baby contest are being dieted and bathed in preparation for the crucial test, the judging which will be conducted by local physicians between September 5 and 9. At the time of registration, the parents are instructed when to return with the children next week. If the child is along when the registration is made, Miss Mahin, will upon application of the parent, make an examination and offer suggestions.

MISS NIELSON COMES TO FILL ENGAGEMENT , .-f'TELA.TONOf. Aug. 31. Miss Alice Nielsen, soptano, formerly . with the New York and Boston Grand Opera companies, comes to Eaton Friday evening to render a concert under the auspices of the Redpath Chautauqua bureau, Columbus. The concert will be held on the grounds at the south building. " Miss Neilsen was" scheduled to" appear in a concert at couple of months ago during the annual Chautauqua assembly, but because of cold and a throat trouble she was prevented. Her return at a later date was at that time guaranteed by the Chautauqua bureau.

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DUKE- OF CONNAUGKT

During a recent tour of the Canadian northwest, the Duke of Connaught, Governor-General of Canada, was made a "' chief tain : by the Indians of the

province of Alberta. The interesting

ceremony took place at Banff, Al berta. . ' '

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Every mother in Richmond and vicinity will be interested in "Baby Week and the Hoosier Store is just as interested as the mothers, and have made special efforts to get the Baby department in readiness with all the things that Baby needs and should have. Below we quote a few of the many things we have for baby.

A New, Complete Department With Nothing But Gnatf its for

the

"Babies

SUPS DRESSES SHOES, HOSE BOOTEES COATS

CAPES - HOODS SACQUES SWEATERS TOQUES

VANTA VESTS RUBENS SHIRTS BANDS GOWNS SKIRTS

SLEEPERS TOYS DIAPERS BABY CABS SULKIES

Conveniently Located on the First Floor.

SAN-TOX Baby Remedies are the Best

and include a remedy for every children's ailment, including Worm Syrup, Cough Syrup, Laxative Syrup, Teeth

ing Lotion, Castoria, Talcum and Castile Soap.

A trial will convince every mother that there is only one best SAN-TOX.

The Quigley Drug Stores Sell Everything for Babies including Infants' Sets, Pacifiers, Hot Water Bottles, Syringes, Talcums, Foods, Etc. Prizes will be awarded to babies winning first three high awards as follows: $2.50 in any baby merchandise or medicine to first; $1.50 to second, and $1.00 worth to third award.

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Nothing

too Good

For the Baby Thats why our display of Clothes for the Baby is such a delight to every mother and every baby's friend that sees it. You'll find the cutest, cunningest assortment of baby things imaginable here.

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