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Auckland Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 37, 12 February 1917, Page 7

' ■ ' " i sssssssm _»___m____________________________________j___________________[^S^ / HIGH-CLASS CIGARETTES <S2> AT MODERATE PRICES CIGARETTES OQO THE FAMOUS N" 000 RED PACKET (7) 10 *»6----w Eacft packet contains a War Picture, and on receipt of the complete series of 50 I <_r"///__*, fA_ Company will send a Handsome Volume, " Pillars of Empire" — CCS» Address, Ardath Tobacco Co., Ltd., P.O. Box 333, Dunedin. •->--. ± .-«• J Obtainable of all High-class Tobacconists £jl and Stores throughout New Zealand. V f $_ ■ ' *" Sole Manufacturers: !'■'•'.'_ ,£ © ARDATH TOBACCO CO., Ltd., LONDON. , _S-___- _?__J /—M_?^-f"-"- — ™ -j, "-~-~-~-~*~'—**________!________~ *__* ~-~~***-*_____"_~_____g________________i ■ * ■»*»_— ,

Every Curve and \\ xl/f I,) J/kSSSBMML Dimple of Baby's ' ..r£fel mi ~~ Wonderful Little Body : is dear to you—from the clustering curls on his little jSj.%*?/ head down to his pretty * ( I pink toes—and as you watch your I -pea_-... dg|^O if precious darling growing bigger _>/ I and stronger and lovelier every day, * .*' v^'/II"*• you will be more thsmn ever glad that ~„' v =^fc *^^^^-C^--'_ii you insisted from the first that his This little pig went to market, l\yS^ " food must be either his Mother's __[*«*.'«"«>«? *£«*!«? «i* o ""* -* > /f ' **•!_ /-i little pig had GLAXO, ■' P — -—-. own Milk—or Glaxo. This little pig had none. . - J From Baby's food he must obtain every thing he two glasses of hot rich Glaxo daily, or milk puddings Heeds to huild up his body, and if it is the right food, made with Glaxo. a strong beautiful building will result—Baby's flesh But if Baby cannot have breast milk, then Glaxo will be firm and warmly tinted, his bones straight and should be his food from birth, for pure, uncontaminsound—his teeth will be like little pearls—his nesrves ated milk is the only food suitable for Baby, aid and brain healthy and active. Glaxo is the very best of pure rich Nobody can make the kind i -■■ (1 milk made still more nourishing of building material for Baby so a\Wwo% ma. witn extra cream and milk sugar. w^, , 1 ."- i i _» eal t h y Mother, and Baby ,__? TJBw 9 Like breast milk, Glaxo is entirewill build up best if his Mother can J*OOL3»_f_s»_irft free from starcn - flonr ' m ? lt^or give him enough breast milk to J-^J&l^-y^gftfrP3sßy Ib_l cane sugar, and it is superior, to satisfy his needs. But if the __?* t!J *________ j_» ordinary cow's milk because the Mother s milk is not rich or plen- "™La__a__B_-* Glaxo process makes it germ-free tisfol enough or if she cannot stand -_r__-_o_ Gold Medal International iledical «»d easily digestible by even a very the strain—then Glaxo comes to Congrcs* Exhibition, 1913. weak baby from birth. ■ A doctor - heraid. > By Royal Appointment to the Court of Spain. say*: "Glaxo is superior to (ordinFor Glaxo is pure milk made as «■» •11 h * DL* '* ary) cow's milk for infants, being nourishing and easily digestible as DlllluS DOl-_ll-! D(IDI6S «° much more digestible, and healthy breast milk, and as many 1/3> s/9> e/ . -»„._ ofaU Chemtsts and stor „ should be absolutely invaluable to mothers have tosd us, it agrees mothers who for some reason canwith Baby just like breast milk." Ask your Doctor! not suckle their infants." Baby will therefore readily take •II 'I (Sgd.) M.R.C.S.,LJI.CJ': : a bottle of Glaxo in turn with the There is nothing secret about breast, and this is perhaps the best way of feeding Glaxo. It is a natural product and, all over the worldj-" '-'■'-■ Baby, for not only is Baby wel! nourished, but the it is day by day building up an ever-increasing number '.""'*•_" strain on the Mother is relieved _nd she has so much of Bonnie Babies. • . '.". more freedom. Or, if she prefers to do so, the Glaxo is not only the safe alternative for breast milk' Mother can increase and enrich the supply of breast but it is the easiest to prepare and so economical—no milk and build up her own strength by taking one or milk or cream to buy— nothing topay for but the Glaxo. J.I.—N.Z. 59 ..'.' "-' Send this Coupon To-day for the FREE GLAXO BABY BOOK I ' DEDICATED TO EVERYONE WHO LOVES A BABY. 72 we.-illuat_ated paces foil of aw | 7__ Al£_"_ ful huns and informatim tor every nurse and mother. How lueful thi. shook in can she sen by I A V "____#_"__ !„__]_ it contain- many beautiful photographs and a lars. number or letters from Dap*. lS PtdmerstonN. «»*tors and ©t-sra. CONTENTS C F THE GLAXO BABY BOOK: .£ Adenoids 99 Colic SS Fruit Juice 19 Ringworm 39 , J. ; ~ Please send mc by return the Advise to_Mother ..28 Comforters 27 German Hetties ...87 Scalds (see bums) .'.39! _ ✓, 72-page GLAXO BABY BOOK offered Albumen Water 88 Constipation S3 Hiccough 87 Scarlet Fever (see FREE to everyone who loves a baby. Ailments 38 Convulsions 33 Infection* Diseases 42 fever) SS ' '-'-■ Analjiis 89 Croup 82 Jaundice 37 Scarlatina (ses fsvsr) 40 .. Bathing Baby ...... 11 Custard 49 Measles 87 Scurry iO Name Beef Jniee 1!) Delicate Babies 23 Measure 72 Sleep 9 Beef Tea 47 Development- ...... 7 Meat Jniee 19 Squint 40 , Bow Legs 80 Diarrhoea 84 Medical Press 72 Teething 40 ' " BreadandOlaio ....45 Dietaries 9 to 12 - Medicine Chest 42 Time Table forFeedihg 11 Bronchitis 30 months 46 Mumps .37 Testimonials .... 62-71 Address Broth(Ve-l) 47 12 to 18 months 45 Nhjht Feeds 28 Thnißh ....:.......' %l Burns »1 Uto 2_ years .. 45 Nursery .8 Tonsil-is .1 , ~ Capacity of Baby's Dill Water S3 Nursing Mothers ....20 Travelling ...... t_ -<•» - •' ....-» .tomaeh 58 Diphtheria 35 Premature Babies .. 23 Typhoid Fever (as* Chafing 81 Dysentery 36 Quinsy 89 fever) ~tX w R —Tf3_ in stamps is sent with this Chicken Pol SI Expectant Mothers .. 20 Recipes 46 Vaccination "11 Con-on. a Trial Tin of Glaxo will be Chirhlains 82 Feeding Baby 12 Regular Habits 9 Vomiting ,\.. 17 suDDlied to you in addition to the Clothinf S7 Feeding Bottles .... 26 Restless Sleep W WboopingOocgh -.-;. 41 Baby Book. ColdsT 32 Fever 86 Rickets 381 When Baby goes ont. 10 •, .-. Before you blur m Feeder, eat your Chemist to show you a Glaxo Feeder. I

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