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Feed Baby on breast milk, if possible —and if the breast milk is deficient in strength or quantity, the Nursing Mother should herself take hot Glaxo made rich and strong, or she should give baby Glaxo in turn with the breast. Where the breast milk is entirely absent, baby should be reared from birth entirely on Glaxo, the Food that "Builds Bonnie Babies." This is because Glaxo is not an artificial food; it is simply the solids of pure milk with extra cream and milk-sugar added. The Glaxo process causes the nourishing curd of the milk to form into light tiny particles, so that even a very delicate baby can easily digest Glaxo, and obtain all the nourishment from every drop he swallows. Glaxo is a complete food, and is made ready for baby by simply adding hot water only— do not add either milk or cream. No cooking. Ask your Doctor! The food that Awarded Gold Mala!, iMermdioiml MeJ.ral Carets Exhibition, 1913. By Royal AppJamtmetU to the Court of bpam. I 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 j for your copy of this valuable Book to-night. ' Glaxo, Dept.3° Palmerston North | Proprietor.: Jo«BSH NATHAN * 0o„ LTD., L«ndon »nd Wellington. Before y«« hxr • fwderGREM BAtC BEARIN £AWN MOWEPtf "OW is th© 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' Engineer iug Works, Juliet Street, Stratford, who also sharpens old Mowers by machinery and puts them in good order. Also in stock—Grasg Catchers, Iron Age Wheel Hoes and Seed Sowers. B. HARKNESS JULIET STREET, STRATFORD.

PHOTOGRAPHIC PHOTOGRAPHIC - - COMPETITION, COMPETITION. "OR AMATEURS and BEGINNERS, Prke, i'l is, 10b 6d, ss. 'L.I pk" P&j ia ALL PHOTOS entered wilt be subaUted to a competent judge, whose Iscision will be final. , An entry uia.v comast of three or fa more prints. There is no limit to the | flumber. il The last day of entry is lHth Deee in))er jgjg Prints may be any size, not larger f .jj an * j. p i a f, 0 The following particulars should be m . ittm on baok of ea(jh prin( .. Name and address of send 01 . Plate or Film used. Date Exposed. Title (if any). No print wbich has won a prize in a competition will he eligible. Amateurs and Beginners only allowed to compete. Each entry mutt b« accompanied by outside wrapper* or labels of plates films and papers bearing my stamp or label used to the print. The copyright of the wiuning print to remain the property of the competitor. All entries must be sent to the undersigned on or before Saturday, 18th December 1»15, and marked outside, "Photographic Competition." :l a. w. ~~~ CHEMIST AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEALER, Broadway, Stratford.

C. A. COPELAND, (late of Wellington) ' DESIEES to notify that he has „,.„ purchased the *" DOUGLAS GENERAL STORE. and will be glad to supply settlers with all classes of ttUDFORD AMP SON crooi* cako. QAREFUL fiHIVINO ROOMY. GARAGE. MERCHANDISE, PRODUCE, A.wi) HARDWARE of the Highest Quality at Moderate 'Pboo** No. 116 (day), i4l (uight) 0. A. COPELAND. bkoadway, otiutiobd.

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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 55, 3 November 1915, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 1 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 55, 3 November 1915, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 1 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 55, 3 November 1915, Page 7

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