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Evening Star, Issue 18717, 20 August 1924, Page 3

mes for OV/ILTINE tMj' A >5 F* LWi ofs&r%60 f s&r%6 o % -S£ /•> *p® (g *ifhey will enjoy OVfILTINB’ RUSKS as well. ‘Delightfully crisp, digestive and nourishing, fCE ovaltinl % * 6 p.m. The Children*s Bedtime. TIME for bed for these laughing roguish youngsters. Before they go their evening cup of “ Ovaltine.*’ No coaxing or bribing to get them to go to bed. No restless nights when they have had “Ovaltine.” Off they go in care-free, happy slumber as soon as their heads touch the pillows. “ Ovaltine ” is so carefully balanced in j..st those food elements which children need, so delicious, so highly concentrated, so easily digested, that the young folk take it with delight at bedtime and at all meal times. That is not all the good “ Ovaltine ” does. The hours of sleep give Nature the opportunity she needs to do the building work which is necessary to keep them strong and sturdy, full of the healthy happiness of childhood. The material is to hand in the brain and body building elements which “ Ovaltine ”so richly supplies. To know that those elements are extracted from rich creamy milk, fresh eggs and ripe barley malt is to be convinced that growing children must thrive on these incomparable food gifts of Nature. S IJI 11 iILUI C* uiie cup of “Ovaltine” contains more nt urishment than 7 cups of cocoa, 12 cups of beef extract or 3 eggs. =4 TONIC FOOD BEVERAGE utlda-eip Uv-ain/JHarvc sand oodjy Sold ly all Chemists at 2\6, 4j6 and 81A generous trial sampie of delicious ‘'Ovaltine’' will be sent on receipt of 3d in stamps. A pply to the New Zealand Agents ; Salmond & Spragaon, Ltd.. Wellington, N.Z. M ‘ 2lS m U A 1 Amler 1 ips 99 Fhv& Tm rnsa&rnnsasizsmmammßßßSßaiaEamMass&mssm&aii For COMFORTABLE READING GLASSES Consult PETER G. DICK, D.8.0.A., F.LO. (London), OPTOMETRIST AND OCULISTS’ OPTICIAN, Specialising in TORIC, CROOKES, & KRTPTOK LENSES. PETER DICK, JEWELLER AKD OPTICIAN, Estab. ISSD. 490 MORAY PLACE. ’Phone 2,438. Girls! Shampoo your Hair : .to fh Wi REXONA SOAP flair 7\ *5 Ca jmy & Out w. ? © Just at this time everybody’s supplies are getting low, but the children must have Jam lor tea. St. GEORGE JAMS are just as pure and wholesome as homemade, and just about as cheap. From all Grocers, in 11b, 21b, 61b, and 71b tins and jars. Caution.—Be sure you get “ St. George.” Made in their big airy Jam Kitchens by IRVINE & STEVENSON’S ST. GEORGE CO., LTD., Dunedin, Auckland, and Nelson. i a.* 9 Tie Finest Diamonds. Beautifully' Mounted, Splendid' Value. £6 10/ to £75. Catalogue on Application, eJLs Newspaper Advertising is the Royal Highway to Wealth! . . fT is the Vital Principle which makes for success in any business anywhere. Wherever you find a Great Business leading in its particular field, you will find that its success has invariably been achieved by SCIENTIFIC, PURPOSEFUL ADVERTISING. Ask any successful business man for the basic reason of his position, and by what medium ho achieved it. He will tell vou that it was by becoming known to everybody; or in other words, Publicity by means of the Newspaper with the largo circulation in the Homos of the People. Both these factors are offered you in The Evening Star