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New Zealand Listener, Volume 17, Issue 428, 5 September 1947, Page 27

Ihtatk {wohcs In spite of her age she 0 S one of the busiest and most popular women in the neighbourhood active member of most of the local committees half a dozen energetic grandchildren who know that Gran will always give them a big welcome and as many of those extra special cookies of hers as they can eat and even then she still finds time to keep her garden looking a per- fect picture How does she do it 2 Mrs. Johnson a sensible woman_ She knows the rules of health, and she observes them: Plenty of sleep, plenty of fresh air, and a well-balanced diet keep her in the pink of health all day and every day, and because she knows that you can t have that brimful-of- energy feeling if you" re not regular, she adds San Bran to her diet to provide the bulk and roughage that modern foods So often lack San Bran is a finely-milled bran, a wholesome, nutty-flavoured bran that adds taste appeal to stewed fruit; cereals or puddings Most recipe books contain suggestions for using bran, too, when you're baking buns, biscuits or cakes: Try adding a daily spoonful of San Bran to your diet and see Kf you don't notice the difference in added zest and vitality. A product of the Sanitarium Health Food SAN-BRAH Company, Christchurch, makers of MARMITE BIXIES PUFFED WHEAT WEETBIX GRA Nos6 '9