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Bi for Britain The British Parliament has decreed that Flour must he fortified with Vitamin Bl in the interests of national health as a win the war measure. In New Zealand VI-MAX is playing its part in raising the fitness of the Nation. VI-MAX contains extra wheat germ, a valuable source of Vitamin 81. Bl is a protective vitamin essentia! for the normal condition and functioning of nerve tissue, for promoting growth and aiding digestion and assimilation. All over the World various foodstuffs are now being fortified with vitamins. VI-MAX has led the way in New Zealand. VI-MAX is the most delicious breakfast food imaginable, as well as a vital contribution to the health of your family. ViMAX S watnins . include YI-MAX In your next grocery order* 31b cantons 1/8, astsd 71b bags 2/10. BSMiaM—S/ i 6 d (>" as of # ( per i\\Q ARE POSSIBLE BECAUSE THE :% * MAEDER VITAMIN WAVE is a scientific process of Permanent Waving incorporating vitamins which gives you the waves and curls you so much admire without making your hair dull, dry and lifeless, and produces on any texture of hair results that rival natural waves and curls at their best. FULL HEAD £1 1 0 THREE-QUARTER HEAD 15 0 For Appointments PHONE 2141 MAEDER SALON “The Pioneers of Maehiueless Waving” CAMERON STREET Next Plaza Theatre

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Northern Advocate, 1 August 1940, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Northern Advocate, 1 August 1940, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Northern Advocate, 1 August 1940, Page 3

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