Page 3 Advertisements Column 5

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LI, Issue 16895, 27 November 1925, Page 3

0 W 0 '•;: »'ii M <y% IPy You, more than probably, have given up eating white bread. Each dap it loses ground in public favour. And with good reason! Medical men and food specialists everywhere denounce white bread as a menace to individual and national development. But the "brown” bread you are getting—is it whole meal ? Brown and whole meal bread is by no means always the same thing. A fair proportion of brown bread i? 75 °/„ whole meal ; much of it is less than this. None but a very small proportion of brown bread is whole meal. Make no mistake about getting good wheaten grains — whole. Crisp, flaky grains with all their natural salts, their valuable vitamins intact. Every flake of Granose is a grain of wheat. Whenever you have been accustomed to eat bread— eat Granose Biscuits—the perfect form of whole meal bread. Sold by ail grocers, in packets and 31b. caddies. Get some to-day. Made by: THE SANITARIUM HEALTH FOOD. CO. Papanui, Christchurch. S/topr. and Restaurants : 174 Queen: Street, Auckland. 83 Willis Street, Wellington. d.B. 2/30/25 703 Colombo Street, Christchurch. 93 Princes Street, Dunedin. m SSS ip @2 ?(=r csW <m u T»i

Whites' Ciothes Less Work Happier Housewives Manufactured by MCLEOD BROS. LTD. Manufacturers of the Famous VICTORY SIMP. WASHING POWDERS 1 h a 4oz. Packets for

A good cup of tea —“Amber Tips”—at almost any hour —refreshes both body and mind. “Amber Tips,” being all fine tea, is rich in flavour and fragrance, and goes half as far again as ordinary teas.

Charles W. Muir, “THE” BOOKSELLER, Herald Buildings.