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Taranaki Daily News, 19 September 1917, Page 6

I I\ILEj T® Everyone who loves a A COPY of the New Revised Enlarged Baby Book. How useful this Book is will be seen by glancing ~&fc the index which ia given below. 1 lly written in simple, underitancTtor and a nurse of long experience The best information about Baby, the best advice and most Written in plain, simply English that every mother can Although no expense has been soared in the production of soli, we are sending it ABSOLUTELY FREE to ,-ae who loves a Baby. We do this g'mdly because we believe in successful motherhood, and because we know that there are many things a mother must know if Baby is to pass safely through the perils of infancy and grow up sturdy, strong and a source of nrid" «««' happin*" to his parents. Bathlne 81™ .. Had sores .. .. 111-82 Measles Bowleg,. .. 82 M«™« Bronchitis .. 8S M " sanaScnian 32-3S Mumps Infectious Diseases CO 30 Letters from Lorn 32-18 Norton-.. 111-82 Measles .. 82 M»""« 19-20 No, 83 Kight reeds ~ 83 Nursery, 33-34 Nursing Moth ..its— Poisoning .. 41-42 I Pi "-"" "' 31-50 Pi 29 Quinsy .. 84 Rashes .. ..42-34-36 Becipe 6529 Regular Habiti.. 10-11 35-86 Restless Sleep .. ,44 36 Rickets .. ~ 44-46 36-87 Ringmrm .. 45-46 .26 Scalds .. .. 82-83 ' 9 Scarlatina (Searlet tucrmosa.. .. 37-88 Fcter) Dietaries: 9to 12 m'ths 54 Sleep 13 to 18 months 54-65 Smallpox ~ lj to 24 years 65 Squint .. Diphtheria .. 38-89 Teething.., Dyseutery .. 89 Testimonial ~ -- - 89-40 Vomit 21 Wetti 40 When Imtisit? 15-18 Wl s for Haling 19 W( I To GLAXOi Dept. 29 Palmerston N. GLAZO BABY BOOK offerefl FREE to everyone who | loves a baby—l enclose Id. stamp. J Name .''. ~.. | Awarded Gold Medal International Midicd Comjrem Exhibition, 191 S. 2fy Chemist's Name and Address it., 1/3, 8/S and ei- Tins Ask your Doctor.

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