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Press, Volume LXXXVI, Issue 26196, 21 August 1950, Page 5

PRICES HEAVILY REDUCED FOLLOWING OUR ANNUAL STOCKTAKING TOWELS-TEA TOWELS-CURTAIN NETS SHEETS (Twill and Unbleached) Replenish your Household Linens while the Cotton Market is favourable. ——— —— UADDIC H— ( Tv) fIAKHIa Pltd CHRISTCHURCH.

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fjk. Ths VbMoxlwlns hwiie to meet the Verqwell' Family. J? " Thia . . . growing into a healthy, happy young woman. Her mother never took the easy way. Food/for instance, had - to be the right food; not necessarily the easiest to put on the table. There are thousands of Verywell families In New Zealand where VI-MAX is served for breakfast summer and winter. - S '“" ”"’fV UAX ’ VI-MAX is not devitallswi. This all-wheat cereal with its added wheat germ not only provides warmth, growth VI-meal are "made N by* 3 Ch and ener fly builds resistance to ill-health because of H. Brown and Son Ltd., its protective vitamin values, which are: 81—746: Moorhouse Avenue, Christ- , ~ . , church. 82—181; E— 666 (Int. Units per lb.). VitMAX

y. INTERESTING TEAPOTS No. 1«. YICTOHIAK What a contrast to to-day’s streamlining is this beautiful ex- W ample of Early Victorian silver- Ila ware, when elaborate design was the hallmark of true craftsman- vTnNlKJrffi ship- B a To-day, those who possess tteas- iBD ftured antiques such as this, keep s them as exhibits only, but what- XcMßfe ever the teapot you use, you are W always assured of a lovely cup of W X.l Alft Btea. if you serve Bell Tea ' j zY in THE TEA OF GOOD TASTE