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NEW BATH FOR BABY
IT is impractical to put some babies into
a tub of water. It is injurious to some
who are sick, and again, some babies
simply will not submit to it without a
terrible fuss.
The shower or spray is really the
cleanest way to bathe anyway, but in an
ordinary bath tub, with the use of the
spray, one is not sure at all times but that
the water will become suddenly very hot
or very cold and shock or burn the baby.
The new baby bath provides either a
special tub for the baby or an adjustable
table to fit to any tub, so that the mother
or the nurse does not have to reach way
This Bath Spray Device Possesses a Perfect Thermostatic
Mixing Valve, Which Keeps Water Always
at the Desired Temperature
HINTS FOR PRACTICAL PEOPLE 909
This Extension Adjusts to Fit Any Child's Leg
Length
metal frame and are adjustable to the
needs of the individual child. When
once the adjustment is properly made, the
child can attach and detach it easily and
quickly. The desired height of the child's
pedals above the pedals of the piano
itself is obtained by adjusting extension
rods under the foot part.
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PROTECTOR FOR EAVES
TROUGH
A N eaves trough protector covers the
^"^ entire trough in such a manner that
it keeps out leaves, trash carried by
sparrows and other birds, and rubbish
of all kinds that might cause stoppage
of the outlet. The gutters and troughs
down to get at the baby in the tub. There
is an absolutely accurate thermostatic
mixing valve attached to the plumbing
in the tub, and by this means the water
is kept at the same temperature, so that
the baby can be "spray bathed" without
fear.
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PIANO PEDAL EXTENSION
VY/E are growing reasonably familiar
with the automobile pedal exten­
The Eaves Protector
sion to accommodate short women, but
have you heard of the piano pedal exten­ should be cleaned and painted at the time
sion made for little girls and boys who the protectors are installed, as afterward
are beginning the study of music? The the system is kept in thoroughly sanitary
pedals are borne upon a black japanned condition,