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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLIX, Issue 4, 22 January 1913, Page 48

| It is during its simple pre- 1 Iparation that the unique \ advantages of Benger’s I Food become apparent. | By allowing it to stand for | | a longer or shorter period at | one stage, you can adjust this | food for growing children, | | for persons suffering from | dyspepsia, and for all conditions 1 I of illness, when ordinary foods are unsuitable. This range cf g % utility is unique among foods. fl g fl % Benger’s Food, while being entirely fl distinct from pre-digested foods, con- fl < tains the natural fl e •> T digestive principles, fl 1“ * 1 w *** l < K® ere,,Co fl that they are under fl entire control during \ X/ its preparation. % \ »sm«sr-s FOOD, Uri. % f fk Manchester, ehc. » I 'IK Il\ ns, pjtt Struct, % j J\ 1 SYDNEY. N.S.W. fa A J J Y \ by Druuisls, w. nA x rvcrjttwereI n£|r I I for Children, Invalids onef the Agedm » I How Tie Prize Was Won T To Messrs. WOODWARD, I thought you might like to know that ? my boy, aged six months, won the championship out of 122 babies at All Saints* Baby Show last Friday. Let me add that the only medicine he has had since he was born is WOODWARD’S GRIPE WATER. Yours obediently. Camden Grove, Peckham, A.P.W. London, July 10, 1912. BABIES are tried by the present weather I However careful the mother may be in regard to the cleanliness and freshness of their food, it is difficult to avoid DIGESTIVE TROUBLES and the sufferings which they cause. WtSE MOTHERS have always at hand a SAFEGUARD in WOODWARD’S GRIPE WATER. Price 1/1J of all Chemists and Stores, ["grAphig fkee | STEREOSCOPES I Stereoscopes for use with I the pictures sent out at regular intervals with 1 the Graphic are supplied GRATIS To Annual Prepaid Subscribers and should be applied for on Subscribing* or Renewing* Subscriptions. Application should be forwarded to the Manager.