otru'ii'iimii—in SW4 „ bo-* * [i H' : v*-V{; (7) Lever >.ff the top lid. Fierce lower lid at arrow's 'point and lever off as shown. Do not cut round lower lid — it it unnecessary. (2) Take out measure. Cut away top of parchment hag inside tin. Take out some Glaxo with a teaspoon and fill the measure, scraping level as shown. Do not dip measure into Glaxo. {3} Put requirednumher of measures of Glaxo into a cup or measuring glass. (See directions on tin.) Add a little hot water and stir to a thick paste. Then add a little more water and stir to a thin paste. “It is so Easy to i prepare Baby s food | * S3S — Now that he has Glaxo." 1| You simply add hot water to Glaxo! |H No cooking, ho elaborate mixing, ||| no risk of making a serious mistake; m no delay—so that baby does not be- ||| come angry and screaming with == increasing hunger ; milk or cream |l| r are not required, so that there is no ||| heavy milk bill to pay. m You simply add hot water to Glaxo! ||| For night feeds, this is an obvious ad- g.' vantage. The amount of Glaxo required |p can be measured into a cup before you go to bed, and at feeding time all you have ==| to do is to mix it with hot water from a ||| thermos flask or food warmer. == You do not add milk or cream to Glaxo ||= because Glaxo is milk—the nutritious Hi solids of milk made still more nourishing gi by the addition of extra cream and milksugar. Glaxo is a COMPLETE food in itself. H and contains everything necessary to =jp build firm, rosy flesh, sound bones and ' ===, teeth, healthy nerves and brain for baby. WM Best of all, Glaxo is absolutely pure — ~ the many dangers attendant upon the use of ordinary cow’s milk are absolutely re- ~ moved. . Hi, ' • ; _ Safe ’ “Glaxo is not only perfect from a scientific . se and clinical view, but it is so easily prepared |g| that—even in the hands of the most ignorant , .jjjj or careless person—l firmly believe that :< ||S; infants woxud thrive and avoid the many ■ Updangers that there are with infant feeding." Signed- , M.R.C.5.,L.R.C.P.,M.0. \p’ Ask your Doctor. Q [4) Add full amount of water according to directions, stirring all the time. Pour into Baby's bottle and shake bottle to ■aerate the food. Immediately it is cool enough Baby's Glaxo is ready % “Builds Bonnie Babies” The Glaxo Baby Bock tells you all about Glaxo, and contains 72 well-iliustrated pages full o! just those bints —about Baby's Feeding. Bathing, Sleeping, Nursing, Travelling, Ailments, etc.—that a mother or nurse needs every day of the week. 23 POST THIS COUPON TO-DAY to GLAXO, Dept. 30 Palmerston N. and get your FREE Copy of the Baby Book by return. == Name.. Address Stratford Past lIUUMll!
0 & -*■■■ s ; / / {h ' ij ‘ : v DO YOU DRINK & % iky HOUTENS COCOA? If not, why, not? e . OF ALL GROCERS AND STORE DEALERS. % t*# W Wa HP V !SBP #
TK« i»r«etigati«n by "The Lancet," England's greatest medical {carnal, prarad that line ten like AMBER TIPS means better health. 70
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 45, 24 February 1915, Page 7
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