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Alexandra Herald and Central Otago Gazette, 13 March 1946, Page 2

:*», Wood & Coal Merchant and General Carrier. ALEXANDRA. Box 53. "Phone 40. Just had. a houseful of FURNITURE «S MOVED. Not a thing was damaged and I 52 don't know how the firm who did the job 55 made a profit, considering the small bill they presented!'* No wonder he's satisfied, look who handled the work! It's our organisation that does the trick, you see WE know OUR job! H ISSUED DEPT. OF HEALTH ..-•• .■& ..** ', 0:V m m m m m : ::y ■'¥*" m »Z: ■>m '■«> t m. im. ** m : : 3"S m (Xii wmmmmmu. •:?i J i Wos - lit ■■:■:■.■■:■: *•■_.... < msmM ■SBsSkj*. ill i^-j Your child's stamina-and alertness require -the' stimulation of a tasty, Wels-basanced midday meal. Mothers can provide it by preparing appetising school lunches at home. 3) Two or more substantial sandwiches wholemeal for health, white bread for variety —with fillings of meat, egg, MarmSte, Vegemite or other yeast extract, fish, liver, bacon; peas, beans or nuts or cheese alone, or with lettuce. © One sweet sandwich of dried fruits (dates, raisins, etc.), banana, chopped apple, black currant jam. ~ Something to chew after lunch, such as raw fruit or vegetables. ® Milk as a drink—school milk if available—if not, include a bottle from home. The Department has a Free Booklet with suggestions for school lunches. Write for a copy. J<EEP THIS ANNOUNCEMENT FOR FUTURE REFERENCE FOR A HEALTHIER NATION ROLL YOUR • iOWN - m 5T Si m »S@i SBJ \\ m **- u to U H % \&>. V K mm % 4* gti-toatf** 1 m c & iff TO 1 NO BITE - • ■■■• NO COUGH DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART OR THROAT.