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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 135, 9 June 1937, Page 6

Middle Agv postponed! tonic helps you /Mi i stay young. iggK^ Most women realise middle-age is upon listlessness JS/M. |&lft ' them not by their birthdays but because and anxmia— /'^Ksk fllll of failing energy — a growing feeling of rich red blood .^y i n^p| ' listlessness and loss of ability to continne courses anew . M\ W energetic pursuits. A number of things .through your. i /KM I may lie at the root of the trouble — but veins — your .' jjßa*) the remedy lies in Nature's hands.... in energy and • the products of vineyards and sunny joy Of living return I Don't let At fields. years rob you of youth—take WincarnU WINCARNIS is a rich red wine to and stay young. ~,.■ , which is added malt and nourishing beef For Anaania, . Debility, Insomnii, s extract. Nature's foods ! They defeat Depression, Convalescence. SMOOTHER, CREAMIER SAUCES ~" THICKENED THE NEW WAY You often, hear people say they hate Well, everyone agrees that no sauce* making sauces — they're always so nave a flavour like those made with' , full of lumps, so irregular in. thick- Brown & Poison Corn Flour. 18 ness, such trouble to make. That is, gives them an added richness, yet it until they change to Brown Si Pol- j s tnpre economical. You use half son Corn Flour for thickening. the quantity of ordinary thickening, Corn Flour cooks quickly to instant it cooks in half the time, and it'l smoothness. No lumps to strain out, full of extra nourishment! no fuss, no waste. And the flavour! Try this ™T7 delicious Grotin Sauce J^^^/Ay I J^L^AV L 1"oz* butter, add i-oz. Brown M^j^S-^^l M^^^^^r^^k. * son C°m Flour, and stir till ■||2&M^^R smooth. Add I cup milk, stirring, ■l^jj&SHA^P cook gently 5 minutes. Season, an<^ aC*^ 2 0013 S ratcd tasty cheese. To make sauce richer, add .. .. , . „ yolk of I egg just before serving. Indigestible lumps with No lumps the Corn ' 6* ' ordinary thickening. . Flour way. "FOR, HAPPY HEALTHY FEET d -i i ii :J^2Blliilli^^< a. Tf^—^ D -I !! ##IITI-Kill/ I > 1 ' #(1111 i/iiiv iii m recreation too, bathe your feet every pHii<j| refined herbal oils in Zam-Bukaaite t PHWH^B|bS^^if^^™^^^^^^l readily absorbed into the skin. Thus ~ ■ J Eain, Swelling & Inflammation m£J£-£JZYooFat'otVJTbZ are quickly relieved by Zam-buk. f^TJ^TVf^lr^J. Hard skin, corns, and bunions are blains> and / B<7 longer drea d the winter softened, chilblains are healed, joints, months."—Miss M. H. Smith, ' ankles, toes, and feet are made ~F or yeafs j eluJured the mUery mt •• easy and you can walk and -n-ear paln o f bunion. / cmld not bear the shoes in real comfort. Keep to Zam- pressure of my slu>e. Zam-Buk brought Buk—there's nothing like It. wonderful relief; in fa*> !J° a!,^f 1/6'orß/tt a hox. 'Of all chemists* stnrr* 'A.Locke. : About I^Bp3^ TvtlS§4!S vsif Many people, we are proud to relate,, have; been successfully fitted with a truss in our • pharmacy. This service became successful because our l friends had ■ sufficient confidence td come along to us. ' . To continue its success and retain your good will, we have kept constantly in touch with the latest devices and maintained an up-to-date stock of surgical appliances. It is a matter of specialising. . ; : Truss fitting is a specialised personal Rickard service that you are welcome to use. d ~ Country Orders-promptly attended tol ]'■ J Pirkarri BT^^gPP lf lWl^ ' 3 Willis Street I 111 I WELLINGTON