and now to sound sleep-" J"’ Jv ,s. fli in. nil W/6/ “CLEEP—- Tired Nature’s //« // I Sweet Restorer” comes fi Jlii 111 1111 l I Witln quic k’ soot^in § * f m h! liffl i I a^ter a cupful of hot, , delicious’ “Ovaltine.” You oW 1 s^eep deeply, quietly, to wake ' tt i refreshed and eager for the pl 81 i new ay * F° r “Ovaltine” ||| T gives your nerves the food '' I| 0 / | J they need : fresh eggs, milk, nLI aR d ripe barley malt, Nature’s ~ I . own tonic foods. Away with JI drugs. Let Nature work her — ~ fl i will. Feed your nerves and 7 you will rest and work and play in radiant health. Serve a Rusk with You can taste „ Q va it tne ! every cup. SALMOND & SPRAGGON, LTD., Crisp “Ovaltine” Rusks t fr e New Zealand Agents, (Dept. S. '> are delicious- good for Wellington), will send you a generous young and old. Try ft ee sample on receipt of 3d. m stampf them! In small and f° r postage. large tins. OWLTBE ' ' FOOD BEVERAGE &uilds'up 15fain,Tlervc Sold by all Chemists and Stores, in thrge sizes—small, medium, large, Manufacturers: A. WANDER LTD., 5K " '"**" , London, England, a BO 1 [ ~~ I After completely studying the subject of children’s health Pam ! • an d nutrition, the United sister of 1 It States Bureau of Education the ’) makes the following statefamous / ment; Sergeant Dan fcfe <e we ll-cooked cereal is ■ an essential part of a child’s breakfast.” The Girl Guide Typical of New Zealand’s girlhood. ’Clean-limbed, sturdy, active, straight-thinking. Full of vitality,—she needs nourishing, stimulating food. Mothers, her happiness not only to-day, but in the years to come depends on you. One thing is vital—the kind of breakfast she eats. Rich in all the elements of perfect nutrition, Creamoata is the ideal breakfast for children ; it contains a rich store of the mental and physical energy every child needs. Serve the children Creamoata for breakfast tp-morrow-rthey’ll love its flavour. It’s so easy to prepare, too. Eat Creamoata with a Silver ; SeTgeant Qian, j Spoon—foods are nicer eaten j ,g>.Q. SB OX 24, Sore SY.Z. i with silver. Save the Sergeant i send me collection s h eet f or your Silver i Dan heads on the packets and ; Spoon <^ ree Q^ t § c h eme , g enclose a slam- | we will send you a beautiful addressed envelope. ; silver spoon or two round bowl f silver tea spoons FREE. Fill in V | V the coupon for collection sheet. [ Address CREAM O'THE OAT. treamoata bp MADE BY m FLEMING 8C CO. LTD. Ml/ GORE, N.E.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 13 October 1928, Page 10
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