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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 13, Issue 59, 2 March 1949, Page 6

HAVE YOUR SOLID & FIBROUS PLASTER NEEDS ATTENDED TO BY EXPERTS HUME BROS. Who also specialise in Bricklaying, Concrete Paths, Monumental Work and Drainlaying. Fibrous Plaster for Interiors and Cementboard for Exterior Walls manufactured at our FACTORY IN ALEXANDRIA AVENUE. INSPECTION INVITED. HUME BROS. LTD. Phone 138 M >. Box 4, WHAKATANE.

HAVE YOU JOINED £!‘ XMAS CLUB? 6—Contributors having £1 10s in the Club by Ist August and £3 by the 15th November, will qualify for a lib box of chocolates. Double these amounts will qualify for a 21b. box of Chocolates. One 21b box is the maximum free gift irrespective of any amount in the Club over £f>. These alterations in the rules are due to the big increase in the cost of Chocolates. Specials Lunch Rolls Save 2gd 3 for 1/2 A BISCUITS Cream Crackers, lb 1/3 Creamalts, lb 1/7 Midget Crackers,'lb 1/3 Imperial, lb . 1/3 Short Cakes, lb l/6£ Scotch Fingers, lb 1/8J Jimmca Wafers, lb 1/7' Cupid Cakes, lb 1/5J Sandwich Pastes from 5d Meatreat, 12oz 1/5 Corned Beef, 12oz 1/9 Tongues & Veal, 16oz .... 2/111 Weet Bix, 240 z 1/4J Kornies, 240 z 1/5 Poultry Mash, 201bs 4/4 Mixed Grain, 401bs 10/Onions, 31bs 1/1 Potatoes, 41bs 1/This Week Only [ ' H!lillH!l!Iin!i.^ Liquorice Allsorts De Luxe Asstd. Sweets Bozs. 1/4' SELF-HELP The firm that brought prices dawn ana keeps them down.

SAFE SLEEPING for Your Baby—oyz ii y m i'v' •- '"'if /aM e * • s k/ 'x lower B/how une/erso*y J "(+&-- ADVICE TO PARENTS A young baby has very little control of his muscles.. He cannot hold up his head, sit erect or turn from side to side. You, his parents, have to do many things for him. To be sure he will sleep safely and peacefully carry out the following instructions. /. Provide him v/ith his own bed Do not take him into yours. 2. Lie him on a firm mattress. 3. if you give him a pillow, see that it is small and FIRM. 4. Having provided these , tuck baby down as follows — Tuck cuddly blankets around the shoulders only. Place him on his side in the cot. Bring forward the Sower elbow. Tuck enveloping blankets over baby and under mattress. Next comes the sheet which should be tucked in about six inches, at the top to prevent baby’s face being irritated by the blankets. Any additional blanket should be light, as weight does not always ensure warmth. i mm frm as? V; m V FJboff fol'MW lower Remember —DO NOT WRAP baby In the cuddly —just tuck It round 1 his shoulders. Bring his lower elbow FORWARD. •* HEALTH", the Official Bulletin of the Department of Health it available free to thoie who are interested in healthy living. If you belong to any Vpmen'i organisation ask your aecretary about it, if not, send your address to the Editor, Box $Ol3, Wellington. ISSUED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH 12.48