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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 1, Issue 102, 18 December 1939, Page 2

| "Make hay while the sun j I 1 ' ,f 1 I shines j : | WITH I : WALLACE h | Harvesting | 1 Machinery ] I ill Iff I fin SAFETY TRANSPORT STACKER \ 1 II ALLiltfi TUMBLER HAY SWEEPS § * S OLIVER sr j I IMMEDIATE DELIVERY OF ALL LINES § j D. McL. WALLACE f | PHONE 97 LIMITED WHAKATANE | •f ? /■ | IVg|&; POTS | 1 lifjlw AND pans ' d and other KITCHEN. UTENSILS \ A £ IP" i are gradually getting scarcer and 9 a I H|i, v 1 I it is expected that practically all # \ i ill', ffff 1 "reasonably priced pre-war" r-k . k stock of Kitchen Hardware will be f v - '""O sold by Christmas. \ v Wew arrivals will be much higher so you wourd lje well J \ advised to make early pur- a a chases of anything you re- i fc_ wm\ \ BNSPECT OUR STOCKS flHpgjjlHm / f /) EVERYTHING MARKED IN V } PLAIN FIGURES T PRICE'S CASH STOREi » K Phone 1. Whakatane. f Uie **"' "Not more FOOD, but more FREQUENT Food," say the Doctors MEDICAL research workers have proved by a long series of experiments that men, women and children work better, and enjoy better health, when food is eaten at more frequent intervals, during the long gap between i > breakfast and lunch, and between lunch and H* the evening meal. Cadbury's BournvHle Cocoa p rovides the p erfect / , / \*\ extra m ea '« Drink it between the 'regulation* L.jl _Jl t meals and for supper, " r%A\ and you will be delighted P i/W oiyj at your increased feeling V* ■ ' %