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Otago Witness, Issue 3277, 3 January 1917, Page 20

I 1 I HE milk of a healthy mother confers a de- __ gree of immunity to infection to the young infant. Many mothers, however, though willing, cannot nurse their babies for various reasons. In such cases the greatest care should be taken in selecting a proper substitute. Ordinary cow's milk cannot be regarded as a safe food for infants; it is acid, contains indigestible curd, and is almost invariably contaminated with harmful germs. By using the "Allenburys" Foods, which are free from all dangerous organisms, and effectually replace human milk, security for baby is ensured and vigorous growth and health are promoted. The "Allenburys" Foods are largely used and recommended by the Medical and Nursing Professions; they have stood the test of time and have become a household necessity all * over the world. mmm .:. . MILK FOOD No. I. MILK FOOD No. 2. MALTED FOOD No. 3. From Birth to 3 months From 3 to 7 months From 7 months upwards. JPBP"* Writeforfnse hook "Infant Feeding and Management" 64 pages of valuable information for every mother. m m ■■>R.9 Allen & Hanburys Ltd., 13, Market Street, Sydney. . Established 1715. ■ . M^^^^^^^i^

JESTERSHffis^yJ <£SaM& W-.J I With LEA & PERMS' Sauce, few drops only are necessary to give a delicious and appetizing flavour to the plainest dish. i " A far larger quantity of a cheaper sauce fails to give the | same satisfaction. H Observe |j <7;e signature thus: — across the red label on every bottle. a® ©rig] E^;i!l!illllillE!iill!llll.llllll!IIH^ [| In delay lies tlie danger of more serious trouble. Why take the risk? Cure it quickly, ,1 Tested and tried for over half a .—»»_