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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16670, 15 October 1917, Page 3

A NERVE FOOD OF BRITISH NATIONALITY - CEREGEN. There used to be a lot of " enemy country" *erve foods about. They were good, but now their place has beeif taken by a ootte;: food—a British product~Ceregen. It han never been Gorman. ' The Ceregon worki were established in England in 1798. Cere gen contains over 80 per cent, of proteid— and without proteid we die, says I'rofeasor Gamgeo. When health and strength have been shattered by sickness or worry build up on Ccregen. It is used in the naval and military hospitals of the allies. 2a 6d. ia 6d. 6s 6d, 12a. from all Chemists; 13s size contains eight times amount of 2s 6d tin. I- , All parents are kindly urged to encourage children to study "Shakespeare a startling pro. nouncement on thinking M printed on covers Si the "Thinker" favourite Writing Tablet »nd School Exercise Books.-Whitcombo and Tombs. When vour little child is hot, restless, and feverish, with a fresh • cold, don't delay but immediately give " NAZOL" on BURar and sprinkle freely a handkerchiel with " NAZOL" and pin to the dress so (hat the child can Male it constantly. ' i