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Taranaki Daily News, 28 January 1916, Page 3

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you will know that your love and devotion have brought him safely through the perilous first few months of life, and his sturdy limbs and happy, contented disposition will make you glad that you insisted, from the first, that Baby's food must be either his mother's milk—or Glaxo, the one safe and most economical alternative for breast milk. As a Uading Infant Specialist said when called in consultation over a doc tor's own baby, "It must bo either Glaso or a wet nurse." Glaxo was chosen, and ten months afterwards the doctor wrote: "I am more than satisfied with the result of'Glaxo' feeding in my child's case. He is firm, has cut his teeth up to date stands up well, and there is plenty of bone." *■■ Glaxo builds healthier, happier and brighter babies than those fed on starchy and flour foods, because a pure, easily digested milk is the only food suitable for a young baby, and Glaxo is entirely pure, fresh milk enriched with 3»W ex t ra cream and milk sugar. Only r the very best milk is made into Glaxo, . and, so that it shall be j' quite fresh, the milk is / delivered to the Glaxo ' factory within two hours of its being drawn from . „ _ the cow. It is immedi- « , A V\V ately pasteurised and filtered and the necessary cream and milk sugar added. All the natural sweetness and purity is retained by the Glaxo process, which dries' the milk and' cream to a powder, and also causes nourishing casein of the milk subsequently to form into light, (laky particles easily digested, by even a very weak baby. As another doctor lias said: "Glaxo is superior to cow's milk for infants, being so much digestible, and should be absolutely invaluabl mothers who for any reason cannot suckle tbdir infants." (Signed) M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. There is nothing secret about Glaxo, because every mother has a right to know of what tr --•' she gives her baby is composed—and she kno,._ starch, flour, malt and cane sugar are not in breast milk nor in Glaxo. If Nature had thought thei sary or good for Baby, they would be iubre: Give your baby Glaxo, either as his sole food or in turn with hreast milk, and you will be givine him the food which is cheapest in the end, the food doctors recommend and give to their own babies, the food from which, even from birth, baby can derive everything he needs to grow up big, strong, and bonnie The Food that I\-, Sj-, 5/- Tins of all Chemists and Store Ask your Doctor ! JSenct this Coupon To.d ay for the free glaxo baby book DEDICATED TO EVERYONE WHO LOVES A BABY, 72 welUlluitrated piget full of uw> V T"rt bTw5 J&L?C€} n ' nla and information for oyery nurse and mother. How useful this book is can bo Hen by »* •' ***-'^«»' , »' ,' the Index. It contains many beautiful photographs and a large numbei Deft. 29 Palmenton N. ' i<K,a " mi < " h * r '• CONTENTS OF THE GLAXO BABY BOOKi Adenoids 29 Colic 331 >'riut Juico 19 Rinjr Please send me by return the Ad»i:"eto• Mother .. 2« Comforters 27 German Meaßles ...87 Scr' a 73-page GLAXO BABY BOOK offered Albumen Water .... 88 Constipation S3 Hiccough S7 So FBEE to erervone-pUo loves a baby. Ailments »28 Convulsions 33 infectious Diseases *2 ( CONTENTS OF THE GLAXO BABY BOOKi N.B.—USd in stamps is seat Coupon, a Trial Tin ol Gla: supplied to yon in additio Baby Book. Analysis Bathinsßaby BeeUuice .... Beef Tea .... Bow Legs .... BreadandGiaxt Bronchitis ... Broth (.Veal) , rill be Chilblains D the Clothing Colds .. . 47 13 to 18 31 Ij to2Jy I Dill Water .. , 18 Diphtheria ~ 9 to 13 Medicine Chest ! months 45 Kixht Feeds .. S3 Nursing Mothi 35 Premature Bal . 36 Quinsy . 20 Itecipes . 18 Regular Habit , 26 Itestless Sleep . 36 tickets 22 Thru; , 8 Tons! . 20 Travelling •22 Typhoid Ferer ( 39 ferer) , K Vaccination .'..'. . 9 Vomiting ~ 89 Whooping Ojugi Before you buy t\ Feeder, a»k your Chemist te show you a Glaxo Feeder