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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23879, 1 February 1941, Page 12

UMMicwmMtj [ify on Benger's Food He does not realise He has been digestion-tired for weeks and is under-nourished. We want to introduce him to Benger's Food, for Benger's gives exceptional nourishment with digestive rest. A cup of Benger's is a complete food, rich in all the food elements necessary to maintain vigorous health. MIXED AND MADE IN HALF A MINUTE Bender's Food only takes as long to make as half a pint of rriilk lakes to boil. For invalids and infant feeding follow the direc lions contained in the booklet enclosed with each tin. in& 1 The self-digestive Food ! FREE-™* il—- % — " The | ,WW , rt .?Tt \ i b P ulf Jut & fi« 1 • Englon* /» * *• free copv• REM FLMCMii Mm ft 3? P*

IHTURDY clothes that keep their appearance through all sorts of youthful escapades are essential for every school child. ROSLYN SCHOOI.WEAR f amply fulfils all these re?ir. * m quirements, giving extra wear and extra value - <pl| throughout the year. //fit Every Roslyn garment is cut ~f [l/ to regulation pattern—the IjSfj boy's suit illustrated is in hard wearing serge, and is 1 lIS *he shirt is of —grey flannel, and can be worn with or without a tie. V-' For girls the Roslyn range includes fine quality serge gym. frocks, flannel blazers, and silk blouses. Tkis year equip your children with ' Roslyn Schoolwear and send them off proud m tho knowlodgo that they are * well dressed. sHII aMKaIIIBBHI IFAaSiw: rJ mm y i j IW' ; 'rJ:k / ■■ LiT" SI. i' I I • |j»'*['• feBI M l 'l I ■ wt I I I U B Smill \ I H B-- H , W ' mmmm §i®it i I" 4R: i J "T • 1 u iMs ■I rtfeftii