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Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 71, 24 March 1915, Page 10

- - • •-.- BOBPICAI.. Yoar Baby's Health The most precious thing you have is.your baby* .-*G6b'd -health is the most precious possession he can have, arid this is largely determined by his receiving a food that will satisfy the demands of his quickly growing little body. The best possible food for him is Breast Milk; the next best is The Food that "Builds Bonnie Babies" Awarded Gold Medal, International Medical Congress Exhibition, 1913. By Royal" Appointment to the Court of Spain. Every drop of GlaXo does baby good. It consists of pure milk, added cream and milk sugar dried to a powder. When mixed with boiling water, it at once forms a modified milk which is natural (not artificial) nourishment and which is so modified that a day old ___ _bahy can get all his nourishment from it. . Modified-Pure Milk is the first food a baby can digest, for his food must be "in liquid form. It is the same with the invalid and convalescent —that is why Glaxo is good for both Babies and Invalids. Ask your Doctor! //-, 2/-, 51- Tins of all Chemists and Stores « WE OFFER FREE a copy of the beautifully illustrated 72-page GLAXO BABY BOOK which is full of useful hints aad information all about baby. Send for your copy of this v»'*«able Book to-night 1 Glaxp, Dept m Palmerston North •proprietors: iosiPH NATHAN * CO, LTD., London and Wellington. JJ.-S3

Before yarn biy a feeder—uk y<mr Chemist to show you the GLAXO FEEDER - A-S-—C-J/3/lo PUBLIC NOTICES. A Special List of POPULAR MUSIC -JZT -..- TO HE- OBTAINED TROM Cftc flnglo American music $t^ 234, Queen Street (Princess Theatre Buildings), and at 116 Cuba St., Wellington. The Store that brought the Prices down I WALTZES— -. SONGS (all nt 1/0 per copy)— "Kublcon" (Ernest Toy) * 1/0 "They're ou Their Way to Germany" •Hesitation - ' tKiickmuun) 1/6 _ -Tivoll Follies. -One' Wonderful Night" (Jones) .... 1/b At the Devils Ball -Moonshine" (Howarde) 1/ "Tbl* Is,thc Life." -Nearest and Dearest" (Harris) 1/ "lleM Hiive to Get Under Get Out and 'White Roses" (Harris) V „ u *t Under." -.Solitade" (Barker) 1/6 "When tbe Angelus Is Kinging." "Roses and Lilac" (Harris) 1/ "Sit Docvu, You're Hocking the Boat." "■Cupid's Kiss" (Uolfe) \ 1/ "When 1 Lost You." -Cascade Waltz" (Howarde) Od "Ghost of the Violin." -Empress Waltz" (Howarde) 1/ "There - s a Girl In Havanna." -Austral Waltz" M "Ragtime Soldicrmnn." PIANOFORTE SOLOS— "1 Can't Stop Lovlug You" (Babes ln "•Soulful Eyes" (Harris) "V 6 H,c Wood "Birds and the Brook" (Stuits) 1/H "Goody. Goody.-Goody" (Tirol! Follies). 'Star of Hope" (Yon Blum) .1/6 "' Love the .Ladies" (Tivoll Follies). "Moon Madrigal" (WlUeby) 1/ "I'd Love to Live iv Lovclnnd." "Dance of Skylarks" fxl ''Boys in Khaki. Boys in Blue." "Little Old Chapel" (Blohin) 1/ "Always Think of 'Mother" ill). "Meditation". 4Xerne) fid "When Midnight Choo Choo Leaves for "Dainty Rosebuds" (Apple) "/ _A'labam." _ — . "Red Roses" (Mettmanu) 1/6 "I Want lo Go Back to Michigan" "Star of Evening" (Kennedy) 1/ (Tivoll Follies). "Roses and Memories" (Snyder) .... 1/fi '•There's Nobody Loves You Like Mother" ••Remembrance"-(Reber) l/« (1/). '•Rendezvous" (Alctter) 1/6 Send for our Catalogue of Pianoforte and "Hearts and Floivers (Czibulka) .. Vocal Music - The popular Favourites "at , "iTatcto-mu." MrtiHi S) "'•"* M THREE ejOPIES FOR 1/- I wr h^^iml-^J 1 Concone 25 Lessons for.Tenor or Soprano. 1/8 WE PLAY OVER MUSIC FOR CUSTOMERS. „ 40. Deep Voices 1(6 READ THC ADDRESS AGAINThe Anglo American Music Store, 234 Queen Street <l»rliice«» Theatre' Bul'dlnars). and remember this THE, STORE THAT BROUGHT THE PRUSES DOWN.

■ I 9'l By ~~-sbfe __b£E* Hi " DURABLE FURNITURE. Durable is a harsh word to use in discussing furniture. yet the quantity of furniture which succumbs to a-wartn climate and is permanently disfigured by cracks and warping encourages us. to-speak of ihe care we take in selecting only thoroughly seasoned timber for all our manufactures. •Even the timber for the most insignificant arlicles of furni*. < lure is subjected to a rigorous system of tests before being admitted to our factory. This'policy has proved very SatisficrbTfy _ f6" bur clients'." "You, too, will"' find ii nice to know that any furniture you select in our showrooms will IM_m retain lis shape and original beauty for generations. " I IKb You are always welcome to inspect our showrooms. fl D;SC and I Geusrris & Cousins Ltd. I Victoria Quadrant and Lome Street, AUCKLAND. ■