f®hiis Letter will interest eVeri/ T NURSING Pros]DeetiVe Mother This is one of many thousands of letters which \ are being received from grateful mothers. It ; testifies to the wonderful properties of Ovaltine in ensuring a rich supply of maternal milk and thus I making breast-feeding possible for every mother. N/O BIRMINGHAM. /AO Dear Sirs, ■ for some time past I have been to, express my thanks for your beverage “ Ovaltine, and I take this opportunity of doing so. Since my baby's birth I have taken it and can nothing to equal its health-giving qualities. I have watched my baby grow from a poor little mi '^ e into a strong healthy child. She was 5 lbs. ; 15 ozs. at three weeks and now at six months is 14 lbs ‘ 3 oZB ‘ she ia the fiTat 1 have atarted to rear rWIWj •accessfully out of four —all being prematurely born, so the proof of my success will explain v itself in your food. ■ 1 was away from home for a fortnight and 1 ; had to miss taking “ Ovaltine. ’* Baby only gained I i oz ’> a nd she had been gaining as much as 8 ozs. each Wsek ‘ ar tiving home I again started with “ Ovaltine,” and she has gone ahead wonderfully, thanks to your food. \I recommend it to everyone as lam sure we / otherwise never have kept baby above two Jwsy vSkj or weeks. . flsf/ WQ Mrs.N.T. fM! The supreme value of ’* Ovaltine ” for nursing mothers consists in the fact that. not only does it ensure rich milk during the nursing period but it also materially aids the mother’s quick return to normal health and strength. This delicious beverage contains the concentrated food elements \ extracted from malt, milk and eggs, and is absolutely free from preservatives. Sold by all Chemists and Stores in three sizes—small, medium, large. ' A generous trial sample of delicious "Ovaltine" vill t be sent on receipt of 3d. in stamps. Apply to the Neto Zealand Agent*: SALMOND. &. SPRAGGON, Ltd., Wellington, N.Z, Once < IHotlierblew purrnroats with hated Sulphur— NT °W— at the first sign of a J- * cold we take a dose of Bonnington’s. It at once soothes the irritation, and COLDS ca,n be completely checked after a dose or two. Bennington’s reduces the FEVER, soothes the inflamed MEMBRANE, and stops the COUGH. During the VI INFLUENZA season it should be taken regularly as a preventive. W) V BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, both K yield to Bennington’s, and it can Uf be safely taken by young children M * or old people. FROM ALL CHEMISTS & STORES t 304 £ 8 PECTORAL OXYMEL OF MU ± CARRAGEEN Soretnroats 43 < If CEORCE 80NNINGTONS| IO
POR SALE.—Clover and Lucerne, r Hay, Straw, Crushed and Dun Oats, Barley Chaff, and all lines of PRODUCE and GROCERIES The cheapest in town. —A. HOPKINSON AND CO., Thompson Street. Grey mouth.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 14 April 1927, Page 10
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