FROM THE TINY ACORN

Grey River Argus, 22 October 1915, Page 3

FROM THE TINY ACORN

Grows the mighty oak", and from the tiny Baby evolves our giant states men, captains of industry, etc. Babies at best are helpless little creatures, and it is mother's first duty to attend to the. comfort of the little nne. A carriage for the daily "open air" walk is necessary, and it must bo a cosy one, five froir draught— yet admitting plenty oF su" and fresh air. It should also lv hung on sensitive sprinjrs so a* ro 1 to jolt baby when travelling over the uneven footnaths. and it must be thoroughly Hygienic. The Plunkett Hygienic Pram fills nil the above requirements — in fact they are made to meet the expressed wish of the leading doctors, and thp Plunkett Nurses' Association whr pronounce them perfect. Not only have the above, qualifications embodied in the Plunkett, but the finish, is also above reproachfour coats of fine glossy enamel and uoholstered in the latest Art Shade« of Green, Blue, Tan, Charnoagne etc., make them the most stylish arc 1 cosy pram made. A fine range of the latest model* have arrived, and you are cordially invited to inspect them. If unabk to call an illustrated catalogue will be sent on enquiry.

We have some smart shapes in the new bolted Cravenette TVaterproo*s ror Ladies, at 30/-, 35/-, and 40/- each; also a wonderful line in Ladies' Mack, intoshes at 9/11 and 15/. each. Worth double the money. At Walker's, Boundary Street. — Advtj