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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 66, 18 March 1932, Page 12

DON'T "DOPE" NERVES—FEED THEM. Stimulants and drugs, instead of strengthening the nervous system, have weakening effects on body and mind. They are not natural. Nature demands a supply of phosphorus. The vital element so lacking in the average diet. It is a nerve "food." Supply phosphorus with Marshall's Fospherine —the most valuable nerve tonic. Builds up the tiny nerve cells. Gives natural vigour to the entire system. 100 doses, 2/6, everywhere.—(Ad.)

It is obviously impossible to judge the inside of a nut without breaking the shell. The Sanitarium Shop therefore protects its customers by offering them only the finest nuts it is possible to procure, and covering them with a complete guarantee of satisfaction or money back. Shelled nuts are, of course, different— these are specially selected and carefully inspected, and conform to the highest standards. In addition to all the usual varieties of nuts, the following are to be had ready shelled: —Jordan almonds, Barcelonas, Brazils packed in sealed airtight tins, and Indian cashews, a comparatively unknown nut with a unique flavour. For the finest quality nuts, go to the Sanitarium Shop, 174, Queen Street, Auckland. —(Ad.)