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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16987, 10 March 1923, Page 5

JitS O Deposit AND 3x/- A WEEK WILL SECURE YOU £IOO Worth of Furniture From McKENZIE & WILLIS'S on their TTijm© Payment System AS FOLLOWS:— £lO worth ... £2 Deposit ... 3 f 6 weekly £2O worth £4 Deposit ... 6'6 weekly £SO worih ... £lO Deposit ... 16h weekly £IOO worth . £2O Deposit ... 31'- weekly £2OO worth ... £4O Deposit 31 '- weekly "W'illisa The B'sr Shop next to the Post Office CATHEDRAL SQUARE

Good Colour Strong Bones— These are the signs r.f a rightly fed baby. So long as baby is fed naturally, all is well, but where this is not possible, cows milk with the addition of Virol is the best substitute. Virol contains bone marrow, malt extract, eggs and lemon syrup, with the salts of lime and iron. It not only enriches the milk, but supplies those vital principles essential to growth and development, and is a wonderful aid in weaning. More than 3,000 Infant Clinics and Maternity Centres are regularly using Virol. The Food for Growth. VIROL LTD., HANGER LANE. EALING. LONDON, W. 5.

fO 60 QVery U%€oiher We have so much confidence in this food that we offer a £ !b. Sample Tin FREE 'Post t/iis NLr* i-ri MILK FOOD No. 1 Solves 3 problems, ONE of which every mother has to face. coupon to-day . ♦ not having tried the ‘ AUenburys ’ IViiik Food No. 1 will be pleased to receive. free of cV.o.rgc. a copy of the ’ Allenbury’s ’ l>o. on * Infant Feeding & Marf-i Where Breast Feeding wholly fails. The'Allenburys’ Milk Food No. I is practically identical in composition with human milk and is entirely suited to the delicate digestion of the newly born infant since it contains no excess of indigestible curd, and is therefore superior to cow's milk or ordinary dried milk. As an adjunct to Breast Feeding . The'Allenburys’ Milk Food No. I may be used alternately with the breast. One or two bottles given to baby each day relieve the strain on th< mother and enable natural feeding to be con tinued for the full period, where otherwisi weaning would have to take place at an early date The Ideal Method of Weaning. is provided by the ‘Aller.burys* Milk Food No. 1. So closely does it correspond to human milk that the change to bottle feeding takes place without causing any of the gastric disturbance usually associated with the change.