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Taranaki Daily News, 24 December 1915, Page 6

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mwwwumuwwwi CTEEDMAN'S J SOOTHING pOWDERS R FOR CHILDREN REUEVE FEVERISH Neat, \\\ PREVENT" ftrvd preserve a Healthy state of the Constitution. . These Powders contain \ NO POISON. 5

"It is so easy to prepare Baby's Food-now that he has GLAXO" .. " Glaxo is not only perfect from a scientific and clinical point of view, but it is so easily prepared that even in the hands of the most ignorant or oareless person, X firmly believe that infants would thrive and avoid the many dangers that there are with infant feeding." (Signed) i, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., M.O.E. Hew Simple It It You simply add hot water to Glaxo I No cooking; no elaborate mixing; no risk of making a serious mistake; no delay baby does not become angry and screaming with increasing hunger; milk or cream are not required, so that there is no heavy milk bill to pay. You simply add hot water to Glaxo! For night feeds this is an obvious advantage. The amount of Glaxo required can be measured into a cup before you go to bed, and at feeding-time all you have to do is just to mix it with hot water—in two minutes Baby's (ilaxo is ready. The proportion of fat in Glaxo equals, that in normal breast-milk, and this is absolutely essential to the proper development and growth of baby's little body. Glaxo is a complete food in itself and contains everything necessary to buila firm, rosy flesh, sound bones and teeth, healthy nerves and brain for baby. There is only one perfect food for baby—a healthy Mother's Milk. But for various reasons many mothers are not able to feed their babies. The breast milk may be absent altogether, too poor in quality or insufficient in quantity. These disadvantages can generally be overcome if the mother herself takes a pint of Glaxo every twenty-four hours. v Many mothers alternate breast feeds with ' Glaxo, and the convenience and comfort of feeding baby bv this method is not to be denied ; for, should illness or other cause curtail the supply of breast milk, baby's progress is not interrupted. Further, should the Bvi'ads Bonnie Babies l/-i 2/-, 5/- Tins all Chemists and Stores A <UI Aff to everyone who lov< Ulir Utter BOOK containing 72 1> to every Mother i To GLAXO, Dept.29, Palmertton N. Please send me by return the 18-page GLAXO BABY BOOK offered FREE to everyone who loves a baby. Address N.8.—1l Jd In stamps is sent with tbla Coupon, a Trial Tin of Glaxo will be supplied to von In addition to the Baby Book. Post this Coupon to-day mother be delayed, or suddenly have to take a journey, baby can have his feed at regular times, and every mother knows how all-important regular feeding is for baby's welfare. Because Glaxo is simply the solids of milk, extra cream and milk sugar, and because the Glaxo process causes the nourishing milk curd to form into light, tiny particles, easily and quickly digested, it is possible to give Glaxo in turn with the breast without causing digestive disturbance to baby. A Mother writes:— "I thank you for the sample of Glaxo you "sent me at Dr. 's "request. I find it in"creaset the flow of "milk wonderfully, my "baby being much "more satii&ed now." The health and happiness of your baby's whole future depends upon the start you give him now. That is why his food during the first few months of his life is your heavy responsibility and all important If you give baby Glaxo you will be giving him a food which has been used with wonderful success all over the world: a food which has received the unqualified approval of medical men, nurses and mothers; and, last but not least, a food which is not only the best but also the most economical, Because, you love your Baby you will want to know more about Glaxo, and you should write at once for a free copy of the beau Liful 72-page Glaxo Baby Book, Jilso for a Trial Tin of Glaxo. This book cont aius invaluable information for everyone who loves a baby. (1) Lever off the top lid. Pierce lower lid at arrow's point and lever off as shorn. Do -not cut round lower lid—it is unn*cessary. slt(2) Take «ut measure, Cut away top of parchment bag inside tin. Take out some Glaxo with a teaspoon and fill the vieasure, scraping level at shown. Do not dip measure into the Oloxn. iovil a baby—a Free Present ot the GLAXO BABY * " > page* all about Baby, How uioful this Book and Nurse will be seen by the Index below, Index of ths Glaxo Baby Book: Adenoids—Advice to a Mother—Albumen Watsr—Ailments— Analysis-Bathing Baby—Beef Juice-Beef Tea—Bow Legs— Bread and Glaxo—Bronchitis—Broth (Veal)— Burns—Capacity ot Baby's Storaach—Chafing-Chicken Pox—Chilblains--Clothing-Cold b— Colio Comforters —Constipation Cont ulsionß-Cost of rearing of baby on Glaxo—Croup—Custard—Delicate Babies—DeVelopment—Diarrhoaa—Dietaries 9 to 12 months, 12 to 18 months, ****** • •»» •« »«*«• nto tears— Dill Water—Diphtheria—Dysentery— Expectant Mothers—Export "Glaxo" —Feeding Bab?— Feeding Bottles--Fever—Fruit Juice—German Measfea—Glaxo: What it is: Analysis; Compared to Milk; Directions for preparing Hiccough—lnfectious Diseases— Jaundice—Measles—Muaure Mtat Juice—Medical Press Medicine Chest—Mumps-Night Feeds—Nursery—• Nursing Mothers—Premature Babies—Quinsy—Recipes—Regular Habits—Restleflß Sleep—Bickets—Ringworm—Scalds (see burn*)— Bcarlet Fever (see fever)— Scarlatina (see fever)—Scurvy—SleepSquint—Teething—Time Table for Feeding Testimonials Thrush —Tonßiljtis—Travelling—Typhoid Fever—Vaccination— Vea! Broth—Vomiting—Whooping Cough— r (3) Put required number of measures of Glaxo into a cup or measuring glass. (See directions on tin). Add a little hot water and stir to a thick paste. Then add a little marts water and stir to a thin fjnute. (it) Add full amount of water according to directions, stirring all the time. Pour into Babtfs bottle and shake bottle to aeralt the food. Immediately it is cool enough When Baby Goes Oat, Baby's Qlaxo is ready. J.1.-W.Z. 65 AN ANNOUNCEMENT OF IMPORTANCE TO EVERY MOTHER. The British Government and the War Office have for some time past requisitioned the greater portion o' our prin ing and tin factories in Great Britain, with the result that supplies of large Glaxo tins fall far short of our requir ments. This difficulty is being overcome, and ere long we anticipate ample supplies will be available. In the mea: time with confidence we appeal to our many customers, asking them to be content to use small and medium size tii in the meanwhile. Our Troops and Navy must come first. Not only our own, but all other tin-making factories Great Britain are in the same pbsition. The "first call" on olr large tins for some time past has been for troo '' SS9 hosjitau m Egygt. The demand f#rthese is insistent afid qontmuous. We confidently reljr on jour ajaiaiance,