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Evening Star, Issue 17763, 10 September 1921, Page 6

FATHER’S PET AND MOTHER'S j JOY i A baby ss, or ought to be, tha joy of tha homo, especially if it’s tha “first” baby. What attention it receives ! How its comfort is the chief consideration in tha house—every tiling else has to take second place ! The father, as he returns from his work in the evening, takes the little thing up in his arms, -and with pardonable pride feels ouite certain that ho owns the best baby 'that ever was; and the mother and grandmother, and sometimes even the great-grandmother, are always scheming what next they can do for the little thing’s happiness. In most cases they take a run down to Eiaoh and M'Lennan’s upstair show room in Anzao square to purchase a seagrass pramettc. That is the place where they can get the best selection, and {be prices are sometimes a pound or two cheaper than ruling elsewhere', so by coming to us they got not only the best pram, but also' tho . cheapest,~-{Advt.]