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Wairarapa Times-Age, 10 July 1940, Page 3

Kis is TOAST Weather! The most delicious Toast is made from STARCH REDUCED BREAD. Pansano White Bread, Pansano 100' < Wholemeal and Pansa.no Wheatgerm, is made in Masterton only by WALLIS’S HEALTH BAKERY, QUEEN STREET (Between the Bridges), and can be obtained from any of the following undermentioned depots: — MISS G. BUTCHER. Queen Street. MRS ESLER. 73 Perry Street. FALCONER'S STORE. 362 Queen Street (opp. Catholic Church, late Judge). GRAY & CO.. Grocers, Perry Street. MURDOCH'S STORE. Kuripuni. ROBB'S CASH STORE, Upper Renall Street. WATSON'S STORE, Or. Pownall & Cornwall St. WHITEMAN BROS., Queen Street. Don’t Forget the Extra Food Value m WALLIS’S BREAD ALL OUR BREAD IS MILK MADE! Mjuumi ma Mgaffrr.wa-cngaTßgw MgfflßaamgaagiMiSEamaCT (Md? Heat at Low Cost! Electric Radiators Here's more evidence that New Zealanders can produce high quality products. Neeco Radio-- THE NEECO “SURREY”— tors, the latest addition to the This beautifully-made heater is ever-growing family of Neeco available in two sizes. 1000 watts Electrical Products, are solidly and 2000 watts. The adaptable remade. beautifully finished, and Hector is 12in. wide, mounted on a have been designed to give the rigid pressed steel frame and heavy most heat for the least cost. cast base. J. BOUZAID ELECTRICIAN QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. A 1 ah a s es wQ \ strength-building fe/jk WrQ d i goodness of Lane’s kg iWW jOjL dd Emulsion. You get (JM' m "i mOre B°°d 8 °° d ° Ut ° f 4\ ( S 535 \ Lane’s because more p u£ * nt ° A SHIELD AGAINST COUGHS AND BRONCHITIS 2/9 and 4/9, U LU"' g. '&/ It’s famous all Chemists la 1® ® Uk Al because it’s st ° res I , You dont Graduate TO KNOW THAT FAIREY’S BREAD IS MORE NUTRITIOUS AND WHOLESOME THAN ANY OTHER. Made by Champion Bakeries, Ltd., Queen Street, Masterton, ’Phone 1576 for Prompt Delivery. ZST. iCICES: Lx/: YAUTi’CEIDTLCFmTLI uTTAD LX. El 1' I PRODUCTION FOR VICTORY Great Help of Ae Railways i men and women on the land and in the faci tories the call has come for the greatest posi sible production to help in assuring victory foi the I British Commonwealth and its Allies. For this purpose the Railways, which are one of the mami stavs of primary and secondary industries, will be j more helpful than ever. By day and by night the j Railways are a material force in the Nation s drive i for victory. | I R&ilw&y for National