Page 9 Advertisements Column 1

Southland Times, Issue 20641, 13 November 1928, Page 9

-Ad/ BBRJP Clive the darling something J GOOD to bite When the first small teeth begin to appear Baby endeavours to find something hard to bite. This is natural. Instead of a bone ring—which often leads to malformation of the mouth —give baby “Ovaltine” Rusks. They break up readily in the mouth, whilst giving just the assistance needed to bring the little teeth through the gums. “Ovaltine” Rusks are made from the finest wheaten flour, with which is incorporated a proportion of “ Ovaltine.” They are delightfully crisp, easily digested and very nourishing. Every growing child should have these delicious rusks with his cup of fragrant “ Ovaltine.” They are valuable to young and old alike and are much ■ to be preferred to toast or biscuits at meal time. They make a delicious pudding which the whole family will enjoy. Sold by all Chemiits and Store., at 2/6 and 4/6 a tin. WwmrjW" 1 DIGESTIVE 4 Jj rfy'J nourish i NC>y Manufactured by A. Wander Ltd., London, England. delicious New Zealand Agents: * ‘ O V A L. TINE >J Salmond Spraggon Ltd., Wellington with a few T *‘O valtine” a. Rusks forms a _ ITT _ complete and highly nourishing meal. R2/2O z-s Sk™ .JrX .tfewxj BW You u. Sleep more, soundly rise as fresh as a lark 0 - ©a HSr> EAT YOUR MEALS WITH RELISH WITHOUT DREAD OF INDIGESTION LATER XT*\ km rk You IX DO BRAIN WORK MORE EASILY-OR MANUAL LABOUR WITH LESS STRAIN •IN FACT YOU LL FINO LIFE IS WORTH LIVING if BgechmnbPjjh l^ggagi 1 ."j . ? Wi . ■■ ■ I, i—bm g. J fT'J * 1 q * THEY CAN’T HELP SEEING YOUR “AOl’ IN THIS Where T ( iBSIri / Cooking Demands are Greatest! In hotels, hospitals, institutions where meals must be properly cooked, and served piping hot there you will find the ORION Semi-island Range rendering sterling service year in and year out. Local Bodies, too, give preference to ORION not only because they’re better, but because they’re New Zealand made. Full details may be obtained from any ironmonger. H. E. SHACKLOCK LTD. Dunedin, Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch.