Page 9 Advertisements Column 5

Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16032, 24 January 1920, Page 9

f EVERY “SWAN” PEN is . pleasure to use, because it is so well made, so clean and so reliable. The simplicity of its construction does not allow anything to get out of order and the system permits a large supply of ink. It is a wonderfully durable pen and will last for many years without showing any sign of wear. $WAri Prices from 12/6 and IS/-. Sold by Stationers and Jewellers. Catalogue free on request. MASKS, TODD & CO., LTD. 79 & 80, High HoHwm, Losdos. W.C.I. Aedrdafian Brandi (Wholesale only); JAS A. BURKE, 255 a. Ga*se St. SYDNEY. A Breakfast fit for a King Milk Oaties is a new and l absolutely different; breakfast food—already partially cooked it saves the housewife time and fuel, (treat heavy rollers treat (he superfine plump oats, and mould them into wonderfully thin wafer-like flakes. : MILK y QATIES v have that dolieaie scaldedi milk tiiste which i« so abjo-, Inlely distinctive. Try them tn-morrnw, and you'il underitand why folk say Milk O,alios is the breakfast da luxe

DVEPfiMftv Pictures by— CMAMPEPLNf Tablets ■»: rs m (to K 'jr'f A>.W i V. fcc-r 91 I!! A coated tongue | means bad breath—bad taste in the mouthlanguor and debility, which are all signs that the liver is out of order. The liver is an organ secondary in importance only to the heart. f When we are constipated we manufacture within our bodies poisons which are as deadly as a snakes venom. The liver acts as a guard over our well-being, shifting out these poisons from the general circulation. A blockade in the intestines piles a heavy burden upon the liver. When the intestines are clogged up * the blood becomes poisoned and the system becomes loaded with toxic waste- ' It is then that we suffer from neadache coated tongue bad taste nausea flatulence —• acid dyspepsia languor yellow skin or eyes. At such times you need a pleasant, reliable laxative, such as

“Glaxo is so easily Prepared!” Lever off the top lid. _ Pierce lower lid at arrowt point end lever offer shown. Do not cut round the lower lid—it U unnecessary. Take out measure. Cat ** away tip of bag inside tin. Fill measure, scraping level at shown. Do not dip meat' art into the Glaxo.9 Put required number of ** measures of Glaxo into a measuring glass. ' (See directions.) Add a little boiling water and stir to a paste. “Glaxo is not only perfect from a scientific and clinical point “of view, but it is so easily prepared that even in the hands of “the most ignorant or careless person, I firmly believe that “infants would thrive on It and avoid the many dangers that “there are with infant feeding.” „ (Signed) , M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., M.O.H. You simply add hot water to Glaxo I No cooking; no elaborate mixing; no risk of making a serious mistake ;no delay—so that baby does not become angry and screaming with increasing hunger ; milk or cream arc not required, so that there is no heavy milk bill to pay. You simply add hot water to Glaxo 1 For night feeds this is an obvious advantage. The amount of Glaxo required can be measured into a cup before you go to bed, and at feeding-time all you have to do is just to mix it with hot water from a food-warmer or Thermos flask. In two minutes Baby's Glaxo is ready. You do not add milk or cream to Glaxo became Glaxo it milk—the nutritious solids of milk made still more nourishing by the addition of extra cream and milk sugar. Glaxo is a complete food in itself and contains everything necessary to build firm, rosy flesh, sound bones and teeth, healthy nerves and brain for Baby. There is only one perfect food for Baby—a Healthy Mother’s Milk. But for various reasons many mothers are not able lo feed their Babies. The breast milk may be absent altogether, poor in quality, or insufficient in quantity. These disadvantages can oiler, be overfly Royal Appointmenl to the Courts of Italy and Spain. come if the mother herself takes a pin l of Glaxo every twenty-four hoursMany mothers alternate breast feeds with Glaxo, and the convenience and comfort of feeding Baby by this method is not to be denied ; for, should illness or other cause curtail the supply of breast milk, Baby's progress is not interrupted. Further, it permits the mother so much more freedom. Should she be delayed, or suddenly have to take a journey. Baby can have his bottle of Glaxo—he does not become over-hungry and fretful, but gels his feed at regular limes, and every mother knows how all-important regular feeding is for Baby t welfare. Ask your Doctor I A warded Gold Medal International Medical Congress Exhibition, 1913. The food that Builds Bonnie Babies ■ jf/fl, 2\S , 6j- Tins of all Chemists and Stores. Proprietors: Joseph Nathan d Co Hi., Wellington, N.Z., and London. A Add water according fo ” directions, stirring all the time. Pour into bottle and shake to aerate the food. When cool Glaxo is ready. Post this Coupon To-day To GLAXO, Dept. * Palmerston North Please, send me a FLIER Copy of the New GLAXO BAST BOOK. L enclose a ntnny itfmp for postage. Name. Address.. If 3d. in stamps is sent with this cour<*>, a trial tin of Glaxo will bo supplied to you . - Hotv—l| IgassggSuSa o