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YOUR BABY-Are You■> Feeding Him Properly ? MANY MOTHERS fail to realise the clangers attendant upon the use of ordinary cow's milk even when scientifically modified. An interesting article in the Wellington "Evening Post" of Saturday, January 17,1914, deals with this matter very fully, and points ont that & considerable portion of the milk supply of our cities comes quite a distance by rail—before it is even distributed to the dairyman, who, in turn has then to deliver it to his customers. Milk begins to develop acidity within three hours of leaving the cow—is it then any wonder that bo many of our artificially fed babies fail to thrive ? Then too, there are many, many risks of contamination in transit. Worst of all, much miik comes from tubercular cows-indeed in one district a recent report shows that 25 per cent of the cows were inflicted with this dread disease. Glaxo is the only substitute for a child that is not fed by its mother. It is simply the solids of pure milk with added cream and milk sugar in such proportions that when mixed with hot water it represents to a nicety the actual composition of breast milk. Best of all Glaxo is absolutely sterile—it is prepared with the utmost care and all germ life is killed in the process of manufacture. Thus, the mother is certain that every feed of Glaxo is equivalent to thepurest milk, so prepared that it will supply the nourishing elements required by the little body. Just how Well it supplies the need for an absolutely scientific food is to be seen in the thousands of hardy, healthy children reared entirely on Glaxo. Ask your Doctor! Awardti Gold itedal, International Vedtcal Congress Exhibition, Ijmdon, 1913. | "Builds Bonnie Babies t Tht Glaxo Baby Book tells you all about Glaxo, and contain! =§i 72 well-illustrated pagts fall of just those hints—about Baby't ,im.m.mwMmmmimmmmmi | POST THIS COUPON TO-DAY 1= to GLAXO, Dept. g9 falmttston N. jl and get your FREE Copy of tlte Baby Bool; by return. k Taranaki News'

irSl'llllimiNlHHllll BlVlBligl&lgr^CTf'yi''""'"' 1 "" 111 '' 111111111 !!. 1 ! i i " We are never without a bottle of, Hearne's Bronchitis Cure In the House now. It practically laved £, my daughter's life. She wa» 7 yean old last July, and had been subject to BRONCHITIS since birth. I nearly lost her two years ago. She was WASTING AWAY, and nothing did her. any good, and her Cough at night was painful. I was advised to try ■■ HEARNE'S r BRONCHITIS CURE I got a Bottle and she began to improve IMMEDIATE, /f LY. You would be ff ■ \<X '■ - // "- surprised to see how // -*"^>* her Chest has filled //-'. out. She has not had // v \ • •_; one attack of her old ' complaint since. We are so thankful to sec her In . perfect health." > I m #g ss &R m Full Partleulara Furnl»h*d •■ application to Qaelang. CfiUflHS V CAIDS IF?«OLeC7£P may lead:ro^^ATEHsiflpFi6Tl« WILL HOLD the BIGGEST hiiw„bm«§ii win £ age wijr Pi» ~ >« it tervice.Mefor any Mods. BET OUR CATAUMfUt FENCE ft GATE CO., 178 Montreal St., Christcfcttrcl wing ATE & CO. Ltd.. Agent., Auckland

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 105, 26 September 1914, Page 6

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Page 6 Advertisements Column 4 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 105, 26 September 1914, Page 6

Page 6 Advertisements Column 4 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 105, 26 September 1914, Page 6

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