& UOi C ' ’".j The love, care and tenderness that brings the first X uncertain smile to the trusting, wondering eyes, is every mother's gift to every baby . . . food and warmth are the Vi” *’ gifts of nature. ||. iNature provides baby's natural food . • • nature «• ' . - ‘ provides baby's natural clothing ... wool. y ~ F *' - f , Only wool will d 0,.. ..there is no sunstttute for itmS n A: Htr T - When washing wool— Nothing could llllllMl® be simpler! I Squeeze genfly in Use only soap, Rinse gently and lukewarm water— soap powder or dry flat in the if you use a washing detergent and don't original shape. Do machine, wool only use more than neces- not expose baby's requires a few turns. sary. No soda or woollies to bright Dirt falls out of wool. bleaches. sun. IV THE NEW ZIA L A NJ) WOOL BOARD T! UZCT/a
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Press, Volume XCV, Issue 28266, 2 May 1957, Page 16
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142Page 16 Advertisements Column 2 Press, Volume XCV, Issue 28266, 2 May 1957, Page 16
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