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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 67, 22 March 1915, Page 7

Your Baby's Health The most precious thing you have is your baby. Good health is the most precious possession he can have, and this is largely determined by his receiving a food that will satisfy the demands of his quickly growing little body. The best possible food for him is Breast Milk; the next best is The Food that ; Bonnie Babies" Awarded Gold Medal, International Medical Congress Exhibition, 1913. Ho lioijal Appoint me tit to the. Court of Spain. Every drop of Glaxo does baby good. It consists of pure milk, added cream and milk sugar dried to a powder. When mixed with boiling water, it at once forms a modified milk which is natural (not artificial) nourishment and which is so modified that a day old baby can get all his nourishment from it. Modified Pure Milk is-the first food a baby can digest, for his food must be in liquid form. It is the same with the invalid and convalescent—that is why Glaxo is good for both Babies and Invalids. Ask your Doctor ! 1/-, 2/-, 51- Tins'of all Chemists and Stores WE' OFFER FREE a copy of the beautifully illustrated 72-page GLAXO BABY BOOK which is full of useful "hints and.information all about baby. Send for your copy of this valuable Book to-night ! Glaxo, Dept. % Palmerston North Proprietors: Joseph Nathan A Co., Ltd., London and Wellington. Before you buy a feeder—ask your Chemist to show you the GLAXO FEEDE

of our Tea **H sv\ I r/ . by the Tea itself. We would / rather that you buy one packet and j ' see for yourself how superior it is to any other than ask you to read through columns of advertising describing its merits. Go to the grocer to-day and get a packet of Nelson Moate's Tea —you will find it is high grade and full quality flavoury tea, absolutely unequalled for value. Remember 35 years of experience goes into its blending, and 35 years public approval is behind it. There is flavour and goodness in every ounce. Let the tea convince you. Prices * 1/6, 1/8, 1/10,* 2/-, 2/2, 3/- ■,■■ • l/..',.! ai =ne I

GROWN STABLES. Regan Street (next Railway Crassins). CLEM SMITH. Cub Proprietor (late Egmont Stables), having taken over the Crown Stables, will be giad to ?>ee old and new friends. Roomy acconi nidation. Personal attention, PAIR-HORSE GAB MEETS A*.L TRAINS. OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. J. RIVETT, (Late 01 mgiewond), NOTIFIES th* public of Stratford that he has opened an Up-ta <iate sbop 'next Melbourne Clothing Co.) ae a Fruiterer and Confectione-. Choice British and Colonial Fruit, also Vegetables daily. YOUR PATRONAGE POUOITKD.