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Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 374, 4 March 1937, Page 2

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Ovaltine' ftabu ”J WS Simon i seven rnli "I-1, uni - 1 i ■ i■" • ture of health and happiness. I Its mother f . •writes : “ I myself have been able to feed ' ' ***\ him until now without any trouble —thanks I i to ‘Ovaltine.’ lie Ixis four teeth, and there has been no bother about cutting them, as < 'A. he loves his‘Ovaltine’Rusks and clamours for them loudly. i-A cr\body .idiom ■■ i.-- .? The experience of Doctors and Nurses has 0; . -TUrra. proved the unique value of‘Ovaltine’ to 1 nursing mothers. Taken regularly before k .. 4FW ? and after Baby comes it not only promotes TRY ‘OVALTINE’ FREE! a rich and ample supply of breast milk but Send name and address together helps to maintain the mother s strength > fir with zd. io stamps to [he New Zeaand Vitality. l an j Agents, Salmond and Spraggon Sold by all Chemists and Stores, in three sizes. Lul ’ De P l - »» . I‘-<->. Box 66a, Well- •» The large size is the most economical. ' ington, when a free sample -will be r r • sent to you. Manufactured by A. Wander. Ltd., London. xzaaa

Have you got th e LHRHERE’S a moment every /vSeM- vr H -*• day—frequently an hour or so before bedtime some- JT y I times in the afternoon—when / the Droops are very catching. —Ajv THAT IS THE MOMENT FOR A CUP OF “AMBER TIPS” TEA. It’s wonderful how a cup of “Amber Tips” brightens up the day and cheers up dull minds at any hour. TO DRIVE AWAY THE “DROOPS” » ■ What you need is a cup of Amberlips” C&o/ce impure Grown Tza

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