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Hokitika Guardian, 4 October 1924, Page 1

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From Malnutrition to Healthy Development. Have you ever been fared with tho disquieting fact that your child, although well fed, is not progressing satisfactoi ily i This condition, known to Doctors as “Milnutrition," means that the child's digestive organs are not extracting and absorbing the nutriment necessary for healthy piogrcss. Benger’s Food, first introduced over .jo years ago, has proved itself a power in overcoming the evils of malnutrition. It is prepared with fresh new milk, with which it combines to form a delicious food cream. Infants and children assimilate it with ease and thrive upon it. For malnutrition, give a cupful of Bengcr’s Food in addition to the ordinary meals, at mid-day and at bedtime. Benger’s Food is sold by Chemists, etc., everywhere. When your throat is affected by damp weather, take “NAZOL” on sugar. Removes huskiness and prevents serious trouble. (10 doses Is fid. Advt.