There' 8 more for You and Yours in Vi-MAX More all-morning nourishment The great and growing vogue for VI-MAX is based on known scientific facts. Straight starch foods are not enough for growing children. They must have the health protecting and vitalising properties only found in non-refined foods. Children cope better with work and ploy when their growing bodies are nourished with vitalising VI-MAX with its extra wheat germ. Put quality before quan- tity_~serve VI-MAX daily. or" MMAXT BRGRAST UAnD cwoxnu7 MaxImum In WinG CEREOL VI-MAX Vitamin Values are: BI Jz 746; B2 181 ; E. 666 Int. Units per Ib. CoNES "TA Order VI-MAX; VI-BRAN and VI-MEAL from your grocer. Prepared Exciusiveue. RET 81 0,m WLiGhT , Made by D. A: Brown and Son, Ltd:, Christchurch: AUNT DAISY recommends VI-MAX Hear from Aunt Daisy every Monday and Thursday morning why VI-MAX is best for Breakfast and best for Cooking: VI-MAX is also recommended by the authorities as a first solid food for infants. FINE COARSE Vi MAX NOI Does CuITE OVERHEAT BlooD! porridge The
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 31, Issue 790, 10 September 1954, Page 33
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