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id-i'ttdSLihl!. Tfc.'- • Ai NT 3H 3Ag ®* A TVTATURAL, restorative sleep is your great need in these days of abnormal nerve-strain, and there are definite reasons why 'Ovaltine' has outstanding advantages for this purpose. Although entirely free from drugs, 'Ovaltine' possesses special properties which quickly induce peaceful sleep. And while you its easily assimilated nutriment restores and revitalises the nervous system. These nerve-restoring properties are derived from the new-laid eggs which, with malt extract and creamy milk, are .liberally used in the 1 manufacture of 'Ovaltine'. It is emphasised that no tonic food beverage would be complete without eggs. The great value of 'Ovaltine' for ensuring nerve-restoring sleep has been amply demonstrated in many independent scientific tests* No food beverage can establish superiority over 4 Ovaltine f in any respect whatever. Because of its supreme merit 'Ovaltine' is the food beverage most frequently recommended' by Doctors most widely used in Hospitals and Nursing Homes, and most popular throughout the world. 3he OvaUine Da in/ Farm n 'r//i . its renowned herd c/prizewinning Jersey Cohs. , ' M BEFORE jr jtJW iaajsaiMMMiM SKBSAbsbbhi iftMadba—s^g This diagram shows the disturbed nature of sleep when 'Ovaltine' was not taken at bedtime. This diagram shows that sleep was much more restful .wlitn 'Ovaltine' wiis talien at beiltime. KMv M m p : •VI A 3-year series of scientific tats on sleep demonstrated that 4 Ovaltine* taken regularly at bedtime, cut down tossing and turning an:l gave, a feeling of being "better rested" in the morning. Many other tests have proved the exceptional nerve-restoring properties of 'Ovaltine,' 'Ovaltine' is a scientifically perfect food which islands in ii " class apart. Although imitations are made to look like 'Ovaltine' there are extremely important differences. 'Ovaltine' does not contain any Household Su%ar> Furthermore, it does not contain Starch. Nor doe,s it contain a larfte percentage, of cocoa. flit would be a simple matter to cheapen 'Ovaltine' by altering the proportions of its ingredients and adding large quantities of sugar. But the result would not be ' Ovaltine/ the benefical properties of which are so important to you now. Remember 'Ovaltine' results are obtained only from 'Ovaltine.' 'Ovaltine' was originated and produced by recognised experts in the science of nutrition. It contains the necessary nutritive and energising dements including the essential vitamins, mineral salts, proteins and carbohydrates. These elements are combined in 'Ovaltine' by scientific processes:; which cannot be copied. It constitutes a complete food which provides concentrated nourishment to cells and tissues of body, brain and nerves. w i t/ jl* 'Ovaltine' gives the HIGHEST POSSIBLE QUALITY at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE. The concentrated goodness of 'Ovaltine' and the small quantity you need for each cupful makes it most economical in use another great advantage in these days. 'Ovaltine' can be eaten dry if deSired. Drink delicious TRY 'OVALTINE' FREE! Send name and address together with 3d. in stamps to the New Zealand Agents, Salmond & Spraggon Ltd., Dept. P , P.O. Box 66a, Wellington, when a free sample will be sent to you. 7/ic Ovaltine F<j<j Farm extending tn'er'looacres and n't/h accommodation for 100,000 birds. r-y.-Js Sold by all Chem and note the " in your Merve-strength ists and Stores, in three sizes. The large size is the malt economical Manufactured by A. Wander Ltd., London.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23620, 2 April 1940, Page 13
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