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NO MORE MOTHERS need {ear being unable to rear baby 3t the breast. By taking Lactagol during and after pregnancy an adequate supply of rich nourishing breast milk ig assured and the mother is also relieved of all risk of scrain, exhaustion and debility. 8 Southwick Avenue, Portsdown Estates, Porchester, Hants. Dear Madam , You may be interested to know that at the end of March 1 had 0 baby daughter who was barely 3-Ibs. in weight: 7 was able to feed her from the first but we were both So weak that nurse suggested Lactagol might help uS both: 4 had had a bad hamorrhage and baby was premature: Can You believe, that now at 4} months old; baby Jean weighs 21-Ibs.? 1 am as fit and well aS ever 4 was and Jean is a healthy bonny baby would like to offer my heartfelt thanks to Lactagol and hope that if this letter will interest other mothers You will indeed use it. Mrs. Dorothy Gardner: LACTAGOL recommended by the medical profession for over 40 years, ensures adequate natural secretion. Maternal milk, pure and germ-free, made rich and nourishing by Lactagol_ will safeguard baby against rickets and most infantile ailments. The non-fattening restorative properties of Lactagol will also greatly benefit the mother before and after confinement. The nursing mother who finds that her milk is Poor in quanticy or quality can stimulate 3 rich and abundant flow by taking Lactagol: Both expectant and nursing mothers FREE should write for sample of Lactagol and useful booklet to: Miss J: E. Don, Lactogol Ltd:, Dept: Eee P.o. Box 977 , Wellingtor. Lactagol Is sold by all Chemists and Stores: LACTAGOL LIMITED, MITCHAM; SURREY:

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New Zealand Listener, Volume 7, Issue 173, 16 October 1942, Page 13

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Page 13 Advertisement 1 New Zealand Listener, Volume 7, Issue 173, 16 October 1942, Page 13

Page 13 Advertisement 1 New Zealand Listener, Volume 7, Issue 173, 16 October 1942, Page 13

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