Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3095, 28 May 1917, Page 3

GIVES VIGOUR hWm porridge breakfast dish M a f comes only a ™™j« «** ' Gr E E S T E W A jI ' f We want you to fry our Groceries! j L E „ T mj °e «uite frank about it: This is an advertisement published to | ask you to shop at 'ftps ' CAMPBELL'S / f The Piare-Food Grocers! We solicit your custom on the grounds thta wo can please you with a prompt, efficient service, fresh groceries, and consistent value. We've throe shops as listed below—just make use of whichever suits you best! W, CAMPBELL,' Ltd.,- : - d 8 4 !14 N E N E r STREET - :&& I 163 RIDDIFORD STREET. >?£ mi WOMAN'S WORLD f^atsjnsj'jfts " recently appointed he had been amazed • • * ) a.t the evidence as to a lamentable ignor- ■'.•/■' aßce °n the part of some parents in re(Continued from page 2.) &$ to * no care an & management of their Utile ones. He was amazed that in this CARE OP fIOTTnRTW country there should be so many children uattc ua miLUKbIN not rece i v i ng the attention and intelli- ,„ Sent care due to them. There was a AX INTERESTING DISCUSSION, marked absence of influential, disciplinA deputation from the Eoval New Z M ■'V "j° m ° life- T- 1 " 1 ', 116 desired to brin S land Society for tWW.alfh„fw about was a national movement that and CWldren waited on 'the M ListeTn W ° uld - lin^ p all the Stat ? Education at Dl.nedin on Er rf»y and dis ITT P"* T » cussed with him several queens con- 1 ° f the welfare corning the "intelligent rear nroMnfanK I^h^'.-p' l ' Jf?}* I P% to sea and the lamentable lack of Skrinlinn™ ftaUished of Children" Commit- . control of Sren by L J ren ° ' \TiC beneficia , H y In hit renlv the Mini«h>,. iliiT ltt the 01 " Country. What was needed predated verv ™?,rw£ ,w d * Ii P " ras a soh ° ol for mothers. It was so obvious that there never had been a time foster-mothers such a valuable a»en?v a " P , V when , ?,°, rauch ehould **> as the Plunke LrZ w+i S l y done on lehalf of children, that it was *Sj IZ't" TT* t0 T* 011 ?■' In "' lin ' dealing with IW™mnH,»« • i ■ y ? wi [o P ro »ationary work; much required i*"ard * oVlfficulHl " ,in l ( ° bB d<me ™ connection with attending -•satisfactorily arranged, he wouUr/avor w .™>«™s- of strict a oonrse- n f iL'TO i j. parental control, children, who roameil &TS -itm to th? vhiH ," D n e ffL nU - S - J he s K eeta at n k ht and frequented pte- • Z: ind U u°sfHa n schooi e te'was ,^ at iT*™ ? ,ust b9 disposed td favour such a course of in > oW6d^.? eal h °me life was unknown to traction being "given at the Karkno ch.ldren. Many homes were really to ,hVths & M, Hanan. ivent on to mention that

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