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Manawatu Times, Volume 69, Issue 66, 21 March 1944, Page 3

WE ARE LOCAL AGENTS FOR J. L. BENNETT LTD., The Leading Auctioneers and Land and Estate Agents, Palmerston North. HOUSE AND FARM SALES conducted at Shortest Notice. Tell Us and Wo Do the Rest. BROOKERS’ MART, McLEAN STREET PHONE 49 WOODVILLE. 'T'YRES, OILS, BENZINE and MOTOR ACCESSORIES Always in Stock. GENUINE “FORD” PARTS. Acetoning a Specialty. R. MUNRO Ford Dealer and Petrol Service Station. PHONE 41M WOODVILLE P.O. BOX 41. a; a. walker, General Draper and Mercer, Phone 167 M, Woodville. Men’s Genuine Palmer Nap TROUSERS Men’s Ribbed Wool Working SOX BROOKERS USED FURNITURE MART, McLEAN ST.— WOODVILLE PHONE 4ft. Rudi-Bach piano, good tone. Courier mantel radio, perfect order. CYCLE WORKS For all your Cycle Requirements go to SAM P. SKINNER, Woodville. The Largest and Best Stocks in the District Pumps, Chains, Grips, Wheels, Balls, Saddles, Cogs, Cranks, Tapes, Valve Rubber. CYCLES. New and Second-hand, Etc., Etc. PHONE 24. gAM p SKINNER WOODVILLE. We have been fortunate to land a supply of English Combs. These have been off the market for some time, so be early to get yours before it is too late. Pocket Combs 1/6 each; Dress Combs 2/6 each. Another Scarce Line is NAIL PILES.—We have these at 1/3 each. Have you been wanting MOTH BALLS? The moth season is approaching so distribute amongst yc-ur clothing a few Lavender scented moth balls. These are priced at 1/G tin. N. A. FAUSETT,' M.P.S., CHEMIST AND FOOT SPECIALIST, WOODVILLE. LADIES’ VESTS o We have just received a good shipment of Vests for ladies in Fibro and Cotton, Wool and Cotton, Silk and Wool and All Wool; in short sleeves and no sleeves. We have All Wool Ladies’ Combinations with long sleeves. farmers COOPERATIVE 'association up •‘WHERE QUALITY COSTS LESS.”

The HEAT RATION is adequate for GOOD HEALTH! If your diet is properly balanced, the following daily amounts of meat are regarded by world nutrition experts as sufficient: At i year—l ounce. At II years —2s ounces. At 7 years l£ ounces. At 12 years (and over) At 9 years —2 ounces. Our ration provides for about 6 ounces daily. It allows for bone, gristle and fat and still leaves plenty for health. Meat is a main source of PROTEIN, which makes children grow, and repairs and renews the body. In New Zealand too large a proportion of our protein has come from meat. We were among the largest meateaters in the world. Some of our protein should come from MILK— 2 glasses daily for adults, 3-4 for children, skim milk for cooking. CHEESE AND EGGS —When available: these are good sources. PEAS, BEANS, LENTILS, PEANUTS are satisfactory sources. Whole cereals, Potatoes and green, leafy vegetables also supply a little protein. And remember, these other protein foods have qualities not found in meat. Use them in your meals. Try Cheese Custard, Lentil and Onion Pie, Bacon and Beans, Pea Croquettes, Soused Eel, Baked Stuffed Rabbit. Balance your diet and you’ll be better for eating less meat!