Page 11 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18341, 6 March 1923, Page 11

| Though Tasting | Tea all day, the | €€ Tea-Taster 99 i always welcomes ■ I a cup of fragrant fillip x - "Amber Tips" iSSI ■ FINE Tea ' B|. Tips" is based on the solid WmW foundation of' quality—the ,2 - 2 -5* . * __ ■ Ns exclusive use of FINE Tea from Ceylon "FINE Tea" is the technical term for the choice pluckings of the best crops— leaf that has grown neither so slowly as to be rank, or so quickly that it is insipid. "Amber Tips" is special value-making more cups to the pound than , inferior teas, and far richer in fragrant flavour than any. Insist on V Packed in & lb. and 1 lb. packets, and in 2 lb., S lb., and 10 lb. tins, and sold by all grocers everywhere ,ir^immm»TniitifiNMHiiMßiiiiißiiif^iiWiTllHHTiTmn»ißi»iiii»iiiii»»H»>iinNi«iiiHiiiii»Hiiiiiiii4iß>ii»iiiiHiiiiiHii | i | iiiiHiiiii»H | ii || Hi | iiiiii» | iHiiii»»iiii>ei«i««»»imi»H«iii ~ ~~ J. SHANLY AND CO.. 41, Fort Street, Sola Agents.

M I Your face CAN be attractive \ si!/' ' Every girl can have a clear, 11l §§? Jgftfli Your face CAN i be attractive \ ' Every girl can have a clear, ' & m m JmV* J&' fresh skin and complexion, and J /1 fjffi that, after all, is true beauty. u'ilf\ mklMl. ,jf All you have to do is to use—and use freely—a little. If<ft creamy, foamy, fragrant, non- \ 11IM v WuXnwP i l ' greasy Icilma Cream regularly. i"fymfr I ii ) ft is the only cream necessary 1 W*sl IH '(' -° r "day and night" use ' ijprif ' Your reward will be not ' only a complexion of child-like 4, purity but your arms, hands, » neck and shoulders will become smooth, white and attractive. Jw'* pallor will ( frpflm find Icilma flesh- CcelH J tinted Cream useful. Just a sped- Price 216 per poteverywhere. Manufactured ally prepared form by International Icilma Trading Co., Ltd., 1 of fciima Crentn. London. ENGLAND. Agents for New I Not affected by Zealand Salmond & S/>ravnon. Baker' I heat or rain. Buildings, Featherston iSt,. WELLINGTON. j Price 218 Per pot, j >» «. ; *i I ! j Use it daily and ; look your best • * »

r . 8 What the reduction in the price of Glaxo means to Mother and Baby Your baby will be healthy, happy and full of vigour if he is properly fed at regular hours with the correct amount of food. Glaxo is always economical because it is a complete food. Large Tin# containing 21ba. reduced from 7/6 to 6/6. Medium Tin# (120z5.) reduced from 3/- to 2/6. Now available at Reduced Prices APPROXIMATE COST OF FEEDING AN AVERAGE BABY ON j GLAXO AT THE REDUCED PRICES * Average Daily Average Weekly Approximate Age of Infant Quantity of Dry Quantity of Dry Weekly r Glaxo. Glaxo. Cost. First Week »_ ! ounce 51 ounces 1/1 per week. Second „ — 11 ounces 7| ounces 1/7 per week 3rd and 4tl» Weeks — 1} ounces 10| ounces 2/2 per week Second Month — 21 ounces 153 ounces 3/3 per week : Third Month -» 2} ounces 171 ounces 3/8 per week Fourth Month .... 3 ounces £1 ounces 4/4 per week ; Fifth Month — 3! ounces 238 ounces 4/11 per week Sixth Month .... 31 ounces 241 ounces 5/1 per week Seventh Month — 33 ounces 201 ounces 5/6 per week Bth and 9th Month — 4 ounces 28 ounces 6/10 per week • REVISED SCALE OF QUANTITIES FOR INFANT FEEDING AMOUNT AND PROPORTION AT EACH FEED f ; .. „ t No. of level AGE Level Measure! T „'"S°fus ° f No ' of , Feeds measure* of of Glaxo. w,,2, >n 24 hours. Glaxo in 84 , vvalct hours. First Week — 1 3 6 6 Second Week —.11 < 6 • 3rd and 4th Weak —. 2 5 6 .13 Second Month —. 3 6 8 18 Third Month — 31 7 8 21 < Fourth Month —.4 8 6 24 Fifth "(Month —. 41 9 6 27 Sixth Month 61 11 5 271 Seventh Month .... 6 12 8 30 Bth and Bth MontW — 8 1 18 * 32 ' 77i« Glaxo Measure found now in tcvry iin of Glaxo, it j dfinned to 'nsure uniformity of feeds, and thii Measure hat been taken at the basis for the revised feeding table given below. ! At all Chemists and Store*, packed in Hygienic Bass inside Air-tight Tine. „