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Taranaki Daily News, 2 November 1915, Page 6

THE 1916 HUPMOBILE IS GREAT VALUE! It is a picture of grace, speed and comfort. Take the 5-passenger model. The body is neat, low-slung, and compact, yet there is ample room for the full complement of passengers to recline in perfect ease. Cushions are padded wtih machine-picked hair and have more and larger springs. The model is well adapted to New Zealand requirements. The rough country of the Dominion throws a heavy strain and tension on the chassis, and it is here the Hupp scores. The Hupp chassis is the strongest, most carefully fitted of its kind in the world. From every point of view the 1916 Hupp is a splendid ear—strongly built and equipped with Bosch high tension magneto, Khaki one-man top, electric lights and starter and other features. It's the car for you! The cost ia only £3BO. Write for 1916 catalogue. A, Hatrick and Co., Ltd., Wellington, Wanganui and Waitara. Local agents:—Farmers' Co-operative Organisation of N.Z., Ltd., Hawera and New Plymouth; N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd., Stratford agents. 21

SAD ACCIDENT. to automobile resulted in painful injuries to occupants, but Dr. Sheldon's Magnetic Liniment quickly healed all wounds. Price Is 6d and 3s. OJitainabel everywhere.

a* n? Baby's Health and Happiness largely depend on his Food Nothing can ever be quite so good for Baby as hiß mother's milk, but if that is not available, the next best and the safest alternative is Glaxo. This is because Glaxo is not an artificial food. It is simply the solids of pure milk enriched with extra cream and milk sugar and made germ-free by the Glaxo process. The water, which in ordinary milk is the medium that conveys and promotes the increase of tuberculosis and other disease germs, has been removed. Glaxo is easily and quickly prepared for baby simply by adding hot water. According to a Medical Officer of Health, "Glaxo has the immense advantage that, in powder form, it can be kept for long: periods and is not affected by the hot weather. There can be no doubt that it provides an excellent substitute for nr'ich of the milk upon which infants are now fed." Glaxo is a complete food for all babies from birth. Where the mother's milk is available, but is not plentiful or rich enough, or where the mother finds the strain of continual breast feeding too great, Glaxo can be used in turn with breast milk with every advantage. Ask your Doctor Awarded Gold Medal International Sfedieal Congras Exhibition, 1913. By Royal Appointment to the Court of Spain. "Builds Bonnie Babies" J/-, 2/-. fi/- Tins of all ChcmUU and Sf>jres, JJ.-N.Z. 54 Send this Coupon To-day for the free glaxo baby book To GLAXO Dept. 29 Palmtnton N. Please semi me by return the 72-paae GLAXO BABY BOOK offered FREE to everyone who loves a baby. DEDICATED TO EVERYONE WHO LOVES A BABY. 72 well-fflmtrMed puei full of wefu] hints and information for every nurse and mother. How useful this book is can be seen by the Index. It contains many beautiful photographs and a Urge number of letters from doctors and others. CONTENTS OF THE GLAXO BABY BOOK, 19 Ringworm 39 , 07 Soilds (see burns) .. 39 37 Scarlet Fever (see i 42 lever) 39 37 Scarlatina (see fever) 40 N.B.—lf3d in stamps is sent with this Coupon, a Trial Tin of Glaxo will be supplied to you in addition to the Baby Book. Adenoid^ Ad'ioi; to a Mother .. 2B Albumen Watcp .... B<j Ailments 28 Analysis R'J Bathing Baby 11 Beuf Juice 19 Beef Tea 47 Ilow Lega 30 Breadaud Glaxo .... 4~> Rionchitia 30 Broth (Veal) 47 N»ma 81 oapj|city of Baby's gtojftiefr 18 Ch%fing ............ fjl Chicken Po* ........ SI Chilblains .......... 33 Clothing 2? Cold* Convu Croup .............. B*2 Cifstard 4!j Delicate Developments 7 Diarrlura 34 Dietaries 9 to 12 months -jfi 12 to 13 months <5 1£ to 2J yearg .. -15 Dill Water 33 Diphtheria ...! 35 Dysentery 3li Expectant Mother# .. 20 Feeding Baby [2 Feediug Bottle* .... 2(i Ferer 8Q Infeotious Diaeas Jaundice Mcaalos Meat Juice Medical Press ~. Medicine Che-st .. >lump9 Feeds Nursery Nursing Mothers . Pieifloiure Rabies Quijwy Kecipts Ucjjiilar Habits .. liestless Sleep ~. Rickah Before you buy K Feeder, your ChemUt to show yoH a Gl|i;o Feeder. !f7iScarty 72 j Sleep ], ] "9 19 Squint 40 72 J Teething 40 42; Time TableforFeeding 91 871 Testimonials .... 52-71 22; Thrunh 41 Tonailitis 41 Travelling 12 Typhoid Ferer (nee fever) 41 Vaccination 41 Vomiting 47 Whoopingo mgh ...41 When Baby goes oat 10

AN ANNOUNCEMENT OF IMPORTANCE TP EVERY MOTHER. The .nritish Government and the War Office have for some timp past ('eqi)isitipned t]ie greater portion „f ouv printing and tin factories in Croat Britain, with the result that supplies of large Olajjo tins fall far short of our requirements. This difficulty is being overcome, and ere long we anticipate ample supplies will be available. In the meantime with confidence we appeal to our many customers, asking them to be content to use email and medium size tins in the meanwhile. Our Troops and Navy must cpme first. IJpt only our own, but all other tin-making factories in Great Britain are in the same position. Tile "first call" pp olr large tins for some time past has been for troopships and hospitals in Egypt. The demand for these ig insistent and coijtinHPus. We confidently rely on your #ssi»t«nc&'