Page 3 Advertisements Column 2

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 6, Issue 97, 10 August 1943, Page 3

SPREADS - FERTILISER or LIME Jgip grass seed # . MACAttsreM, perfectly TOP DRESSER District Agent A. G. NELL, Te Teko, R. D., Whakatane \ 1 JtfPP Ex-Typist Munition Worker « When Jack enlisted I sat down to wait M !**■ II for the end of the war. I knitted and :Jjjs I l| wrote — and lived for cables. Then Jack 3 ;MM I® was wounded. That's when the war be11 came a personal affair between me and 11 - Hitler, and I got a job where I could pull JBSjmf II my weight. Every week qnite a few . j 11 shillings go plonk into my National 11 Savings Account. That's helping Jack in a practical way, by providing equipment which I and others help to make. After t^Le war ' * can see t^lose turning into bright curtains and Ifffi cushions and coverings, in I a home that's going to M I I WmEk make up for a lot that Efc Jack has missed. @^vz^il^l^ tir r | When you're working 50 hours or more a week add a National War Savings Account to your :| it's natural to view that as a big enough war other war jobs or not is your own affair. No one | effort for one man or woman. When / will compel you to take out an . you used to turn out to a Home f \\W account or to make a deposit. But | Guard parade in a wintry southerly, /a£ \ ) a fine ' P erso " a ! way of bringing ;.| that was a pretty stout effort, too. jM ( \ V.ctory nearer, ofg.™ ? New Zealand GmE&- a hand now, and again later when ■! But can any of us, honestly, ever say the factor y chimn6 ys start smoking I we've done enough ? Whether you 'Tjjjjjfjff for peace. / i 3Z NATIONAL WAR SAVINGS Your Personal Victory front. 3°/ 5-Year Bonds; purchase prices £1, £87-16-8. Savings Accounts; deposits made op | ta 30th June. 1943, repayable 30th June, 1945. Deposits made on or after Ist July, 1943, to autn june, " repayable 30th June, 1946. WS.l2^4 HAPPY and HEALTHY MOTHERHOOD j? • YOUR baby's happiness and well-being in / \\ the years to come depend on the care I [**T you give him NOW, in the first few months | jUjff of his life. Wide experience has proved the "$r \1 remarkable value of 'Ovaltine' to expectant \ < v and nursing mothers. Doctors and nurses k V -s - ? • I ° . \ x , ■ strongly recommend that this nourishing tome ~ A '' food beverage be taken regularly before and - V' - < | jj after Baby comes, to stimulate a rich and t |i|K x , - jij., // ' - - " fffifijgP ' .. // - ; adequate supply of breast-milk. ' Jj . . * ' • f TRY 'OVALTINE'' - .:| OVAT TIN F" - J*™,. ▼ Jl -M. mL. JL . iS J HZ362 gether with 2d. in stamps Enables Mothers to Breast-Feed their Babies * ' ' 10 the New z ca w Agents, ,<Sc Spraggon JLtd; # Sold by all Chemists and Stores, in three sizes* Listen in every Tuesday at g p.m.< to Dept P,b. Box 662^. The large size is the most economical♦ "GHOSTS OF THE TOWER" — each Weliin fc jpn, when a free ' A episode a thrilling historical story of the . . ' Cl>nf un . ■ Manufactured by A. Wander Ltd., London Tower of London. iZB, 2ZB, %ZB, 4ZB. . 0