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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLV, Issue 21, 23 November 1910, Page 70

ZT7X y »F A Nourishing Fjj* food for Baby. Raisebrook’s MILK-ARROWROOT BISCUITS "THIS is the food that baby ■ loves—and the kind that nourishes him best—for these biscuits contain all the food properties which make nerve, muscle and brain. Get a pound for baby to-day—-your grocer sells them—but ask for Aulsebrook’s if you want your baby to thrive. They stand for purity and maximum of nourishment. Mothers will find that Aulsebrook’s Milk-Arrowroot Biseuits, soaked in warm milk or water, will agree with even the most delicate babies.

g was I X one long J gT Headache”\ a BF “I suffered with % ■ Va disordered liver, n g ■dreadful headaches,® ■very sore eyes, and® Idark spots cameoutonl my f ace,caused through ■ jfthe liver,” writes Mrs.® ■ Vera Smith, 30 Raglan ■ ■ st., Port Melbourne, Vic. ■ ■ ‘‘Headaches were so corn-1 ■ mon with me that I might® ■ almost say my life was one! ■ long continual headache. I ■ ■ could not sleep at night. Il ■ tried all sortsof remedies,bur B ■ failed toget relief. I eventu- W ■ ally tried Laxo-Tonic Pills.and -w B now I am quite cured and en- » ■ joying the best of health.” ■

WOMAN’S UNFAILING FRIEND. TOWLE’S aT££ ai FOR FEMALES PILLS 84 Tears' Reputation. Are the Oldest, Sa* cat, and only Reliable Remedy for all Indies' Ailments. Quickly eorreet and rellevp the Distressing Symptoms so prevalent with the Sex. PREPARED ONLY BY B. T. 'l'owle and Co., Ltd., Nottingham. England. Sold by All Chemists and Stores