Page 7 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 19 November 1918, Page 7

It**- 1 V ))) WMIZX. The power to endure. The boys of to-day will be the defenders of our Empire in the years to come. See to it then, that strong healthy bodies, sound in brain, nerve and muscle, are theirs. And as a body builder there's no breakfast for young or old that will equal Creamoata, for it is rich in phosphorus, protein and lecithin—in those elements which make the oat the best of all cereal foods. Purity, quality and flavour have made Creamoata N.Z.'s national breakfast. Last year 50 million plates were consumed and enjoyed by children and adults here in this Dominion. And no wonder, for it is made from the world's best oats treated by a special process which removes all impurities, retains the nutriment and imparts a unique and delicious flatour. Moreover, Creamoata is packed in airtight, dustproof packages, an 1 is untouched by human hand throughout the entire process. Cream o' the Oat Remember that every packet of Creamoata contains the coupons enabling you to share in the great Thistle Free Gift Scheme. Write "Thistle Gift Scheme, Gore," sending stamped and self-addressed envelope for coupon sheet and Free Starter Coupon. Creamoata Genu—X egg, 1 tablespoon batter, 1 rap of milk, '■* one and a half cops Creamoata, 1 cup of flour, one dessertspoon sugar, one heaped teaspoonfnl baking powder, a pinch of salt. Beat the egg and sugar veil together, add the melted butter and pinch of salt. Then add the milk and stir ia the Cnamoata, ate, Bake in Qaa Irou in a asodarate oven.

When the First Baby laughed (or the first time, -te laugh broke into • thousand pieces, and tl»y alt went skipping about, aad that wu the beginning of the Fairies. (ItUr ft*) Have You a Fairy-Maker in your Home? 5 THE originator of fairies was the f 1 very first human baby_ that ever was—so great »n authority on fairy-lore as "Peter Pan" has told us that. Fortunately for the world's happiness that first baby did not keep that charm to himself, bat shared it with the second baby, and the third and all the other babies of all time. To-day, as ever before, baby's healthy, happy laughter is divine alchemy. In the house, in the garden or park, not a jot cam he whether he has an audience or not, he just langhs, kicks his jolly chubby legs and about him dance the good fairies of understanding kindliness and love. But to be happy and laughterloving, baby must be healthy and comfortable. Most important of all, he must be properly fed. The whole foundation of a baby's future health and happiness is laid during the first nine months of his life, and it is because mothers mQk is baby's natural sustenance —no other food, however scientifically prepared, can compare with the intensely individual nourishment it affords—that the breastfed baby is so fortunate. But sometimes, for one reason or By Boyal Appointment iothe Cotrtoflhdf. By Boyal Appdaitmmt to the CtvtofSpam. "Builds Bonnie Babies 1/3 «/< mi th Tint another, mother is not able to feed baby. Should this be the case she should take Glaxo herself, which will probably overcome the difficulty, or she can safely give Glaxo in tnrn with the breast. This is because Glaxo is simply the solids of the purest milk enriched with cream and milk sugar. The Glaxo process makes the milk free from germs, and breaks down the nourishing curd of the milk into minute, easily digestible particles, similar to the lact-albumen of breast milk. Glaxo is a complete food in itself, being instantly prepared by the addition of boiling water. No added milk, cream or BUgar is required. Only the quantity required for each feed is removed from the sealed vessel. There is, therefore, no waste, no milk going sour like ordinary milk, nor can it be so easily contaminated. Thus not only is it economical, bnt with Glaxo you can be sore that baby has an ever-fresh supply of germ-free milk of standardised quality. Glaxo is just the food baby's little bedy and brain need to help him to become a merry, active romp, and to lay the foundation of his futarthealth and success. Ask your Doctor! Awarded Gold Medal, International Medical Ctmgriu Exhibition, 1913. n bui Send this Coupon To«day Yew baby en only cry whta be k innate. Be cannot tefl jva tb* csDae, yt&jao. wonki five gsytfeiag to know *l*t loud Then to do it. PSieaedßke* that van satpozSkiTmother are H yoajwat jtjhejsi tea yonrChqa>H«n<B»yoaa COUPON " To Glaxo, Dtpt. 29, Palmtrtton North. Please send me a copy of (be Newßeviied Baby Book, In which I endow la. stamp. Jfau —— Mt ChtmttCt Seme ani Addrat is.. NJJ.—If 3din stamp&Usent with this Coupon, a Trial Tin will be sent you in addition to the Baby Book. tnrridm? *Cb„ LH, London; and Wellington, N.Z.

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