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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 146, 10 September 1927, Page 16

MILK MADE THE DIFFERENCE I' i | | - - | 'l 111 ' ! - | -! 1 s. i ißßlllßiill ■ ■ * ■ Mothers! Here is a reality you should not overlook —the moulding of the vitality of the younger generation is in your hands — the destiny of our nation is in your keeping—you want the kiddies to grow up sturdy and healthy. Give them the heritage of rugged health they're entitled to —give them the vitamines they need, give them a fair start in life — "QON’T feel sorry for the little puppy. Just as soon as the above photograph was taken he got all the milk he wanted, and now he is just as happy as can be. These two puppies are of the same litter. They had all they wanted to eat and both received the identical ration, with this exception one was given no milk —and you can see the difference. This remarkable demonstration of the growth-producing properties of milk carries a lesson which no parent can afford to ignore. GIVE THEM MILK, and PLENTY OF IT! For the child or adult alike, nature demands the necessity of drinking milk —and plenty of it! Drink more □ A fl <! -A. -A. Man's First & Finest Food milk unlimited. An organisation devoted to the cause of Better Health through Milk. 802 N.Z. INSURANCE BUILDINGS. There are many appetising ways of serving milk—ash your Milkman for a Booklet.