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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 206, 19 November 1927, Page 25 (Supplement)

ALL things about us moulded by great magnificent Nature say: “I grow.” They strive—the flowers, the grass, the birds, the great pine trees —they strive in their lives’ setting. They thrive upon Nature’s food designed for them —they shape their growing and build their own strength. We, too, sing our song of growth, and like the flowers and the trees, must succour upon Nature’s intention. Our first food was Milk, and Nature decrees it a staple dietary throughout our lives. GIVE the family more milk —it will be just as good as giving them more sunshine. Among the various foods — perfect foods milk stands alone. It contains perfectly blended and balanced something of everything that is needed for bodily warmth and weight—and strength—and growth. ECONOMY OF MILK .4 decreased ration of more expensive and less nutritious foods must necessarily follow an increased ration of milk. Remember, 1 quart of milk, costing Gd, contains as much food as ilb beefsteak, costing 9d; 8 eggs, costing 1/2; 2lb chicken, costing 6/-; 31b of fresh fish, costing 1/S. Drink. A - and plenty of it/ There are many appetising ways of serving milk —ask your Milkman for a Booklet. MILK UNLIMITED. An organisation devoted to the cause of Better Health through Milk. 802 N.Z. Insurance Buildings, Auckland.