s your elu L ERRY and h appy in the morning—tired and listless before evening. What is it keeps a child at concert pitch all day long ? Just nourishment. Your children probably have sufficient food to eat—but is it food from which they can obtain all the nourishment they need ? In a recent investigation more than three-quarters of the children attending elementary schools were found to be suffering from malnutrition — lack of proper nourishment. 1 hoy came from well-to-do as well as from poorer homes, h.nough to eat — but food deficient in nutriment. Make sure that your children arc well nourished. Let “ Ovaltine be their daily beverage. It provides the food elements which ordinary food lacks. 1 hose food elements give health and strength they build up sturdy bodies and sound nerves —they ensure happiness all clay long. Made from ripe barley malt, rich creamy milk and fresh eggs, one cup of “Ovaltine” contains more nourishment than 12 cups of beef extract or 3 eggs. Ihe children love the delicious flavour. TONIC TOOdYcvERAGE Puilds-up BriiiniKlervc and fiody Sold by all C banish; a I 2 ,6, 4. 6 and 8/-. 1 OVALTINE ’ RUSKS More appetising, easily digested and much more nourishing than ordinary rusks or biscuits Invaluable for young children and invalids. Price 2/6 and 4/6 per tin. A generous trial sample of ‘ Ovahinc ’ will be sent on receipt of 3d. in stamps. Apply lo.\cw Zealand .‘lgents : Salmond & Spraggon, Ltd., Wellington, N.Z. m. 575 cii
i.. rjot&utt jaam. 1 r\ # me jlarh. oj Quality the Extra Process extra cost to tyre buyers GUM DIPPING is the special Firestone manufacturing process that has made practicable the Firestone Balloon Cord Tyres. Many people, even some versed in the manufacture of tyres, who three years ago saw the first sets of Balloon tyres ever made, which were designed and developed by Firestone and were being tested on factory cars, doubted that such thin-walled tyres would stand the hard usage demanded of pneumatic tyres. The important thing these people overlooked, however, was the distinct advantage Firestone possessed in its extra process of treating cord fabric—Gum Dipping—which insulates every fibre of every cord with rubber and gives to the thin walls the extra strength needed to withstand the extra flexing strain. Gum-Dipping impregnates the cords with rubber so that friction is minimized, which explains why Firestone Balloon Gum-Dipped Cords keep so cool even in extra hard service. Since heat is so destructive to tyre life it becomes apparent why Firestone Balloons give such unheard of mileage, making them the most economical tyres to use with the added factors of safety and comfort. It also explains why race drivers trust their lives to Firestone tyres while breaking all records for speed and endurance. This year’s winner of the New Zealand Motor Cup at Muriwai, was equipped with Firestone Tyres. Begin now to enjoy the greater advantages of these wonderful tyres. Let the nearest Firestone Dealer equip your car —he will do it quickly and at low cost. MOST MILES PER SHILLING. AJV E3IPIRE PRODUCT MADE IN CANADA ♦2 This Test of Firestone Gum-Dipping proves complete sutural ion of cords by liquid gum. A booker containing' rubber solution is connected to empty beaker by group of cords. Capillary attraction carries solution through curds into empty honker proving that rubber solution impregnates inner libres of each cord before insulating cord surface. Obtainable from— FIRESTONE TYRE DEPOT NELSOM RUBBER CO. Nelson. &•&.} m fe. g#l mk til ?$! kb- V) (Afl I ■ ■
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXI, 3 April 1926, Page 4
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