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Otago Witness, Issue 3111, 29 October 1913, Page 76

Me Fed on Mellin’s Food from two months; never known sickness. Three robust boys bear eloquent testimony to the value of Mellin’s Food. “My boys were brought up on Mellin’s Food from 2 months old, and have never known sickness, ’ ! writes Mary Louise Fox, Devenport, Auckland, N.Z. " They are so strong and noisy that when ray third boy arrived I questioned whether it would be prudent to give him the food." lin'sFbod The nearest substitute for mother’s milk. Assimilated even by the newly born. Strut for Free Booh "The Cart of Infants" in Australia, Writs Messrs. GOLLIN & CO. PROPY., Ltd. Weixikgtow. ;:iiHiiiininnKji HARD-CASH will not buy GOOD HEALTH; but a little of it will buy a tin of VAN HOUTEN’S COCOA, and every cupful of that does you good. Its nourishing,-sustaining and strengthening properties make it an ideal breakfast and supper beverage. It keeps mind and body in working order. But it MUST be VAN HOUTEN’S HMRNEjS? Never Neglect A Cold. “ Wc arc never without a bottle of ) Heame’s Bronchitis Cure in the House now. It practically saved my daughter’s life. She was 7 years old last July, and had been subject to BRONCHITIS since birth. 1 nearly lost her two years ago. She was WASTING AWAY, and nothing did her any good, and her Cough at night was painful. I was advised to try = HEARNE’S = BRONCHITIS CURE I got a Bottle and she began to improve IMMEDIATELY. You would be surprised to see how her Chest has filled out. She has not had one attack of her old complaii. 1 . since. We are so thankful to see her in perfect health.” \\ .v m Adelaide. Full Particulars Furnished on application to Goelong. 4 r P ( ~A COUCHS er COLDS IF H6GUCT6P may lead bo consumption