Page 3 Advertisements Column 3

Southland Times, Issue 17483, 26 July 1915, Page 3

BENGE'S is the safe Food in ILLNESS, ps A/.-sy /4 Even in illnesses with inflammatory symptoms such as Enteric Fever, when the giving cf correct food is of highest importance, Bcngers Food is right. Prepare it always according to directions, as Bcnjcr's is not a “made in a moment" food. If it were, it could not be prescribed by the Medical Profession as the safe Feed in serious illness. m r rood For INFANTS , j INVALIDS end the AGED ! is sold by etc. . wtryzvhere. i Bongc BENGER'S FOOD. Ltd., 117. Hit Sydney. N.S.W ixiz 'I I .!■■■ ■ I'TI , r j H Gerstena hood Talks, No. 4 j , | 66 My 12 months « .old baby makes two meals every i day of * Gerstena’ I Milk Porridge ?? | ! This is what Mrs P. Bax- j tor, of Temuka, writes, adding, too: —“I find it better than more expen- j | give foods. ’ ’ Hundreds ; I of mothers throughout j 'the Dominion will en- I | dorse this. Any child that is ailing | I at all, and over nine P months old, will grow strong and chubby, a 1 real bouncing little bundle of health, if reared on -cwkd/nZmmutes made with Milk. There’s nothing to hurt the most delicate child in ’’Gerstena’’—it’s just the pure concentrated flour of sun-ripened cereals, with all the indigestible husks removed. And as for little boys and Kiris —well, Mrs H. S. Hook, of Levin, writes :—“lf ‘Gerstena’ was not made, my children (and I have six in family) would think they had no breakfast.” Remember, ’’Gerstena” is different to all other porridge meals, because the special process by which it is made concentrates the food content into half the usual bulk, and every particle of the meal is digestible. Your Grocer Sells “Gerstena’ Why not be a Lawyer? In progressive New Zealand any ambitious and determined person can become a Harris!cr or Solicitor. One of our Judges was 2 Srhc'ol Tearlier. Some of our leading C ounsel did not start in the Law--thcy followed it because it was their “ bent." IS IT YOURS ? If so place yourself in the hands of our Mr. W. H. HEMINGWAY, Solicitor. 1 and his p.ir’ner, Mr. W. H. WILSON. B.A. LL.M, and 3our success is sure. You study at Home private':. : are taught Individually and in a practical manner. Wc tab? you in hand and coach you right through iiom the most elementary stage. Begin your upward career now. Send To-day for our Law Prospectus— lt’s Free Address : Hemingway & Robertson’s Corx'sspcndence Schools, Ltd. Union Buildings, AUCKLAND. 6

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