Your Own Precious Baby may have his life endangered by feeding on watered milk I Almost every day you may read report* of prosecutions for adulteration and watering of milk. This is a matter of alarm to every thoughtful mother of a baby. For—what kind of water do vou suppose the adulterator outs into his milk ? Seldom or never pure water; usually unclean; sometimes filthy, reeking with typhoid and disease germs. There are other dangers to your baby in the use of ordinary cow's miik. Usually it cannot reach you until after a journey of several hours in which time it develops acidity. Too often, also, it comes in dirty cant. For these reasons, if you love your Baby, you cannot risk his pr. cious life by feeding him on ordinary cows milk.. Yet (if scientifically modified) germ-free, pure cow's milk contains just the needful elements fef Baby's feeding. How are you to ensure a pure supply? Practically the only way to procure pure germ-free ealk in in the form of The. Food that ds Bonnie i Awarded Gold Medal, International Medical Congress Exhi' htion, l'Jl3. By Royal Appointment to the Court of SpainBabies thrive on Glaxo because it is just the solid* of pure milk with extra cream and milk-sugar added, and so prepared by the Glaxo process that Baby'3 delicate stomach can digest it easily. Analysis shows Glaxo to approximate more nearly to Mother's eiiik than any other food. Ft is the only food containing the same amount of fat as Mother's miPc—and Baby's diet must include a sufficiency of fat or he is likely to develop rickets. " Patent" foods are all deficient in fat. Glaxo is not a " Patent" food. Glaxo is in dry powder form. It is only necessary to add hat water and Baby's food is ready. It is a natural food for baby. And it is absolutely germ-free and essentially safe! Auk your Doctor/ WE OFFER FREE a copv of the beautifully illustrated 72-page GLAXO BABY BOOK, which is full of useful hints and information all about baby. Send for your copy ot this valuable Book to-night ! 6laxo, Dept. • Palmerston North Proprietors: Joseph Nathan k Co.. Ltd., Lsadon sad Wellington. Before jeu buy a feeder- ask your Chemist to sJrow you tie GLAXO FEEDER GreaJ BAtfcT BEARINi lawn Mowef "OW is the time that everybody ' needs a Lawn Mower. Your lawns will not do you credit unless creditably kept. The warm weather makes the grass grow quickly, but cutting with .the Great American Ball-bearing Lawn Mowers is a pleasure. Stocked at Harkness' Engineering Works, Juliet Street, Stratford, who also sharpens old Mowers by machinery and puts them in good order. Also in stock—Grass Catchers, Iron Age Wheel Hoes and Seed Sowers. B. HARKNESS JULIET STREET, STRATFORD.
PHOTOGRAPHIC PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPETITION, COMPETITION. FOR AMATEURS and BEGINNERS, j Prizes £1 Is, 10s 6d, ss. ] km M h liii. L? ALL PJiUI-OfcJ entered will be sub- | nutted to a competent judge, whose " i decision will be filial. | ;' An entry may consist of three or I more prints. There is no limit to the JEFFS' ?"**/' / I number. Jjf |-- The last day of entry is 18th Dece^^ er igjg p Prints may be any size, not larger tj ian i. p i a te | The following particulars should be written on back of each print ._ k Name and address of send eri Plate or Film used. Date Exposed. Title (if any). No print which has won a prize in a competition will be eligible. Amateurs and Beginners only allowed to compete. Each entry must he accompanied by outside wrappers or labels of plates, films and papers bearing my stamp or label used to pro->oe the print. The copyright of the winning print to remain the property of the competitor. All entries must bo sent to tho undersigned on or before Saturday, 18th December 1915, and marked outside, "Photographic Competition." MrH! CHEMIST AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEALER, Broadway, Stratford.
C. A. COPJELAND. (late of Wellington) T"\ESIRES to notify that he has X~ purchased th© DOUGLAS GENERAL STORE. and will be glad to supply settlers with all classes of MERCHANDISE, PRODUCE, AND HARDWARE of the Highest Quality at Moderate i Prices. 6. A f GOPELANB,
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 36, 12 October 1915, Page 7
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701Page 7 Advertisements Column 1 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 36, 12 October 1915, Page 7
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