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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2723, 18 March 1916, Page 15

CAR OF [PL NEW 'Let your choice |, ' TCNMEAa'BUiI.T.FOB' ; S " "" , -eflpMV^Mrolj* ; -<rt3sas»»- ':• The Hapmobllo hat built a j ! ■ reputation for value. a The 1916 Happ adds to it. $ I &LL that was good in the 1915 f I pjflllllill n Hupp, plus many new fea- h ■ I C turei ' are con . ta ' in the j •' \ i new 5-seater model. It has the \ jr Bosch High Tension Magneto— j||f j? absolutely the best. It has Timken Bearings. Its engine is perfect and wne«s-attai.e mme&i ■. powerful.' Engineering science 4 & cannot build a more mechanically ! : The body represents the highest j j \ skill of the coachbuilder and uphol- | .. sterer.;. It is:roomy, comfortable, ' yet its very lines denote grace and: WMlm§mMs s P eec l- The seats are upholstered t ' n real leather, with machine- , picked hair teninches deep. • • Other big features are:—Under- 1 ' . islung rear springs, 52 inches Igng, ;:•> *" tt '?ssSS«S«^SS®® o ® clear-running boards, robe and foot «r I : SST ' rails, electric, light, horn and self . - .'starter, headlight dimmers Tor city ' ! streets, khaki one-man top, imi \ proved rain-vision wind screen, i r • and other improvement!. ■ • • Write for free catalogue andfullf;! 1 - - particulars. You'll he amazed at'/' _ the value—youH decide to buy a )i rj • ' Hupp—you'll never'regret it! , pf, ' . A. Hatrick & Co., Ltd. i ( $ m Wan'gattiii Wellington Waitara ' 9 loco/ Agentti . fj| W/ Bett and Bayly, Ltd.. Palmerston N. ? j $ and Feilding; 'W.F.C.A., Masterton, £ EketaKuna, and Pahiatua.- . j | on Behalf of Baby f ■ ; , 1 i J . Naturally a Healthy. Mother ! should feed lier own child, and no cause, save inability, ; ; J ' I should prevent her doing so. But there are many ' I mothers who, though willing, cannot wholly or even j i partially, nurse their children. Either they have no . i - , milk for them, or'it is pobr in quality and deficient • ; in sustenance. • V The Question then arises ■ \) ' what food should be given to Baby. Carefully consider |i ,1 this highly important point. Remember, that the .-'j< ' ■ right food, given at the proper age will lay a surei i foundation for future health and happiness. Ordinary j | cow's milk is totally unsuitable as a food for young '' I i V ' infants; it is acid, contains indigestible curd and is j iy frequently swarming with dangerous germs, especially I insummertime. FarinaceousFoodsmustriotbegiYen,as' 1 j a child under seven months of age cannot digest starch. - < A Satisfactory Solution j} of the difficult problem of feeding children by hand is | provided by using the'Allenburys'Foods. Prepared I ' as.directed, these pure Foods closely resemble healthy 1 mother's milk in composition, nutritive value and i | digestibility. They are. the outcome, of prolonged • | ■ scientific investigation, carried out with all the resources . ' of wide manufacturing facilities and experience. |,' Decide to use i I. the'Allenburys'Foods. By so doing the many serious ' i ; ailments which folllow the use of unsuitable food will • I be avoided, and Baby will be equipped with sound , health and strength. ) The Method of Simplicity and Certainty y MILK FOOD No. 1. MILK FOOD No. 2. MALTED FOOD No. 3. / ! From birth to 3 months. From 3 to 7 months. From 7 months upwards, The 'Allenburys' Rusks (Malted). I A useful addition to baby's dietary when io months old "and after. y . &23T Write for.tree book "Infant Feeding and Management" ! 64 pages c/valuable informafm fir. every mother., , 1 Allen & Hanburys Ltd., 13, Market. St., Sydney i |M Dales' Dubbin makes the leather] J W&B8 C MBll WWII1& S I FOR CORHS 1 Ml" I 4 1 NEVER FAILS >f / 1 I/" never fails I/ b - „ .. —I ALL CHEMISTS AND STORES, '"pHONE 1442 for all Print- - § ;■ or Post Free direct from JT ing Wort. Prompt attention! moa« s 4 teed & CO NEW PLYMnirrw wate chama. Gcsefoi 1 la wtw PLYMOUTH § Houk ( Domlalou Avenue,