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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXI, 11 August 1928, Page 11

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HELTER SKELTER in the Heyday ( of Youth! 4 v a Vi That's how we want to see our children—brimful of fun, spim|j and energy. And in most cases it is so easy to have them thatf. way. How ? Give them the energy. ,V There is only one way to iive them energy—in food. Properly balanced food rich in vitamines, nerve and bone building properties. But make the eating of food an adventure, for food will trtily nourish when it is enjoyed. That's why so many mothers serve Milk Oaties for any meal—Breakfast, Lunch or Supper. They serve it with Honey, Golden Syrup, Cream, Milk or any Stewed Fruit. Milk Oaties is just chock full of nourishment— of good-* ness—and tempts the kiddies to eat. When kiddies do not like their breakfast, it's not their appetite that's at fault for children are almost always hungry. Serve Milk Oaties, and-you will change frowns to sunny smiles. And Milk Oaties will change your frowns to sunny smiles too. It's so easily prepared—ready to serve in five minutes. Sold by all Grocers. 'Bhis is the Silver Spoon which comes to you Qree Eat Milk Oaties with a Silver Spoon—foods are nicer eaten with silver. Save the Sergeant Dan heads on the packets and we will send you a beautiful Silver Spoon or two round bowl silver tea spoons Free. For Collection Sheet for Silver Spoon, send to SERGEANT DAN, P.O. Box 24, GORE, N.Z. Enclose a stamped addressed ea* velope, with name and addfM clearly written. DELICIOUS Oaties Breakfast Jey’ © MAI® BY FLEMING 8c CO. LTD. GORE, N.Z.