TASTY NUTRITIOUS DIET

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18765, 19 January 1923, Page 7

TASTY NUTRITIOUS DIET

AT THE SANITARIUM CAFE. “Wc live upon what w e eat,’’ i s a fruo saying, but is if- not a fact that in tho process many cf us have a particularly hard time of it? It may with equal truth bo said that doctors thrive on our indiscretions in the matter of diet. However, all that may in future bo changed for us. The Sanitarium Health Food Company are opening a cafe on Monday at their promises, 93 Princes street, (opposite Whitcombo and Tombs), The menu will consist of good food of the highest nutritive value, properly prepared by exports—tho kind of food that Nature intended us to use. Our physical, mental, and, aye, our spiritual well being depends on good foods well digested and thoroughly assimilated by our system. A course of tho Sanitarium Health Food Company’s luncheons will set you on (he high mad to physical health, and therefore to n happiness perhaps hitherto unknown. Absolute cleanliness, care, and skill are behind the preparations of nil meals, and (ho appointments of the cafe itself are most attractive and pleasing. i nesn health food refreshment rooms have proved eminently successful in tin- north, and, judging by the success which has attended the opening of the depot here for the side of the company’s products, there is a bright future before the venture. Try it for your health’s sake. Refreshment from 9 a.m. till 5.50 p.m. Lunch from noon (ill 2 p.m. Note the address; me Sanitarium Health Fond Company, 95 Princes street, Dunedin (opposite Whitcombe and Tombs).—Advt.