Page 7 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 29 March 1917, Page 7

Are still offering Exceptional Bargains in Boys' and Men's Clothing. The following lines at the prices should not be missed, as it is not at all likely they can be repeated:— Men's Box Suits, Good quality Tweed, dark patterns, For 32/6. All-wool Colonial Knitted Socks, For 1/3 pair. Men's Soft Felt Hats, Assorted colors, For 4/11 each. Boys' and Youths' Strong Denim Knickers, For 2/11 pair. Boys' Strong Braces,. For 6d pair. Boys' School Knickers, Extra strong, hard wear, For 4/6 pair. Men's Braces, President and Sanison, For 1/- pair. Boys' Medico Singlets, with short sleeves, For 1/9 and 1/11 each. Men's Grey-striped Denim Working Trousers, For 3/6 pair. Men's Singlets or Underpants, For 1/11. Men's Sports Suits, For 25/-. - Men's Odd Tweed Coats, For 17/6. Men's Working Trousers, For 4/ll t 5/11, 6/11 pair. Hen's Tennis Shirts, . . with collars, For 3/11 each. Men's Working Shirts, for 2/11, 3/11, 4/11 each. Boys' Tennis Shirts, with collars, . For 3/11 each, All-wool Knitted Ribbed Underpants^ Men's 5/6 pair; O.S. Men's, 5/11 pair. Men's Navy All-wool Under, flannels, full size, For 5/11 each, "The Kash BEST VALUE STORE IN TARANAKI. DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. It's a Mighty Comfortable Feeling for a Father when he leaves home for the office, to .tike with him a pleasant recollection of peace and happiness reigning in his home—to carry in his mind s eye a picture of baby playing happily, and of baby's mother watching orer him with loving care. He can go thus to business with a light heart when he knows that, come what may, baby will go through not only that day, but every day, with the same serene happiness, and that home will be a happier, cosier place for baby's presence. And he knows that just as hard as he works, so is baby's mother doing her part in watching, loving and caring for baby. But however much care and love his mother may shower on him, baby's health and therefore his happiness will defend largely upon how he is being fed during the first few months of his life, for it is during the first nine months that the whole foundation of his future health and happiness is laid. Bat, owing to various circumstances, many mothers are not able to feed baby. Whatever the default or deficiency, it will greatly help baby's health and happiness if the mother can manage to give baby some breast milk, even if is only one or two feeds in the twenty-four hours. With the assistance of Glaxo, this -Awarded Qoli Medal International Medical Congress Exhibition, 1913. Bn Royal Appointment to the Court of Spain. )ies Tin3 t ofaUChmißti anil Stores, A complete Food for all Babies from birth. eqfi gt&mlly be done. If a Mother has reason to think the brMit-milk will b» deficient in quantity or quality, or absent altogether, she should anticipate the possibility and do Bar best to remedy the deficiency by taking a cup or two of Glaxo every day .beforehand. $ '• If she has only sufficient milk to partly feed baby or if the strain of continual breast feeding is too great, then die can give him Glaxo in turn with the brwurt without causing digestive diatur- . banoe to baby. This, possibly, is the ideal method of feeding baby—it is such a comfort to the Mother, for she knows baby is getting the best, and she knows . that ihould she be delayed, or her milk rendered unsuitable, baby can have his Glaxo and the regularity of his feeding, and progress is not interfered with. •- In the subsequent growth of baby to vigorous boyhood or girlhood, the mother * realties her reward for the self denial she once suffered for baby's sake, and can share with father that glow of pride with which they see the once wee baby developing into strong, straight boy or girL - < Ask your Doctor! j.i.-a.z. 57 I Send this Coupon To-day for the free glaxo baby book _ DEDICATE*) TO EVERYONE WHO LOVES A BABY. 72 weK-illmtratcd pages full of u» To GLAXO r Btpi. 29 Pmlmertton If, . Tint* lead me by return the 78-paie QLAIO BABi BOOS offered FBttß to everyone who loves a baby. ful hint* and information for every nurce and mother. How useful this book is can be seen by the Index. It contains many beautiful photographs and a large number of letter* from doctors and others. CONTENTS OF THE GLAXO BABY BOOK: Adenoids 59 Advise to a Mother ~ 98 Albumen Water SB Ailments 28 Ainlrjis 89 Batliinjßfcby 11 Beif.Tuiee 19 Beef Tea 47 Bow Legs 80 BresdandQlaxo 45 Bronchitis 39 Broth (,Y«al) 47 Barns 31 Capacity of Baby's Stomach 18 Chtflnj 81 Chicken Pox 31 Chilblalas 32 N.B,—lf 3d is stamp? i« sent with this Coupon, a Trial Ti» of Gl&xo will be Strolled to you la addition to the Clothing 37 ft>y Bwk. CeUU 32 Colic Comforters 27 Constipation 83 Convulsions 33 Croup 32 Custard 4Q Delicate Babies .... 23 Developments 7 Diarrhcea 84 Dietaries 9 to 13 months 46 Fruit Juice 13 German Measles ... 87 Hiccough 87 Infectious Diseases 42 Jaundice 37 Measles 27 Measure 72 Meat Juice 19 Medics! Press 72 Medicine Chest 42 Mump 9 12 to 18 months 46 1 Feeds 1} to 2} years Dill Water 33 Diphtheria 35 Dysentery Expectant Mothers .. 20 Feeding Baby 12 F««ding Bottles «... 26 Few 86 Nursery Nursing Mothers . Premature Babies Quinsy Recipes Regular Habits ». Restless Sleep ... Biokets Btfero you buy a Feeder, «»k Chemist to show you a Glaxo Feeder* Ringworm 89 Scalds (see burns) .. 39 Scarlet Fever (see fever) 89 Scarlatina (see fever) 40 Scurvy 40 Sleep 9 Squint 40 Teethint? ~ 40 TimeTableforFtieding 81 Testimonial* .... 62-71 Thrush 41 Tonsilitis 41 Travelling 22 Typhoid Fever (fee fever) 41 Vaccination 41 Vomiting 47 WhoopingCji:gh ... 41 When Baby goes out 10

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