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cautions can help insure a safe Christmas for your house hold. ♦Check over your old strings of Christmas tree lights and discard those that are worn or brittle. If there are very small children around your house, discard burnt-out bulbs with caution, so that baby can’t get-at .them. ♦Keep the glass ornaments and filmy glass “angel hair" out of babyrs reach. The ornaments crumble readily into sharp slivers. ♦Make absolutely certain that no toys coated with lead-based paint are included in Santa’s pack. Lead poisoning is a danger should the child chew on the toy. Most manufacturers now avoid dangerous
toys with a minim um of sharp, rough edges, toys that won't burn quickly if flicked through a candle flame, toys that are large enough so that baby can’t swallow them. •Electrical toys, such as trains, also should be selected with safety in mind. Is the wiring intact and strong, or is it loose and flimsy? ♦Air rifles, sling shots, archpainty.
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