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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17826, 7 January 1920, Page 3

CHILBLAINS Soon cUiappaar* when rubbed fl-TAI Price with a few drop* of healing 1/6 Mellin's bPIBIIbH If proper sap. H ftlliv| ply of healthy mother's milk is not forthcoming, fresh cow's milk,to which Mellin's Food has been added.is the next best thing - —because Mellin's Food 'humanises' the fresh cow's milk whilst preserving those valuable qualities which only fresh milk offers. With Metlln'* Food, cow's milk can be instantly modified to suit the requirements of a babe from birth, and through every stage of babyhood Mellin'i Food provides just those substances which ensure the full, healthy, end welUehneed development of the child. rppr I A Sample of Mellin's Food, * IvXjEj i together with > useful Handbook for Mothers, "The Care of Infants," will be sent Post Free on request. Write; MESSRS.COLLIN & CO. PROPRIETARY LTD., WELLINGTON. Brighton Up the Home. Put paint on the, house, and use the best paint obtainable— Berger's Paint, Prepared (8.P.). Painters like B.P. because it gives a better finish and lasts longer. Every tin is guaranteed. Always ask for Berger's Paint, Prepared (8.P.). Local agents: Paterson and Barr (Ltd.) and Laidkw and Gray (Ltd.). LAn ORION Range lieans more to the Praotlca] Housewife than any other gift you can offer lor the Home. It makes hor work In Cooking and Baking both Light and Pleasant, saves Fuel and gives the utmost pleasure iu use. The ORION Is made In sizes ' to salt every home. Ask your Ironmonger to show yon one. H. E. SHACKLOCK, LTD. _ Dunedin. Wellington, ana.Aackland, H

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