“Mother knows best” —and the family agrees ''f'" 1 i. J • - x If ~ y•*«**■ w WBTWBt "■ li twW 7 ... I ; -Vl- ““M <, if w IL IK WwSiw B SK.U \ IF// 1 i WIMB ■' Spread VEGEMITE on toast... spreads naPMar '***' ••"** and * moo * w * *•" •"> o,h * r exiract. Mother chooses VEGEMITE because no other extract can add so much Vitamin B goodness to toast Vtcrum is the only pure, concentrated yeast extract, and yeast is the A richest natural source of the Vitamin L B group. That’s why no other yeast or vegetable extract can give your family Vegemite’s rich supply of Vitamin Bl for healthy nerves, Vitamin B2 for firm body tissue, and Niacin for a clear skin. ’ "W All the family love the zesty flavour Add vegemite yeast extract to of Vegemite* yeast extract on toast ***** for •**'* fl<vour ■.. extra A and sandwiches, as a hot drink, or in ''* min *• soups, stews and gravies. lMT<aijVlli ■ Each oz. of Vegemite yeast extract 3ij I 1 BJw contains Niacin 15.0 mgm., Vitamin Bl 1.7 mgm., Riboflavin 1.8 mgm. A 7’j And Vegemite has a smoother, zestier JSh : j.? taste... and always spreads evenly. »&■: . Sg Buy Vegemite yeast extract, and only VBGEMnr:! F °r big savings, buy the d .S SF W> AUCKIANO coz. or 16oz. family-size jars. easily! VEGEMITE Made by KRAFT —the pure concentrated yeast extract ,n Auckland. ■' ■ -■ * WegirteraS Trane Matt untML
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Press, Volume CII, Issue 30275, 30 October 1963, Page 16
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