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Timaru Herald, Volume CVI, Issue 16233, 31 March 1917, Page 5

ALL-BRITISH ALWAYS. CEREGEN PROTEID PHOSPHATE FOOD. Doctors often recommend proteidphosphato foods to their patients—that proves how valuable proteid is. Ceregen was the first British proteid phosphate food on the market, and is still the sweetest and most pleasant. It contains over 80 per cent, of proteid—is not a stimulantor drug, but a food which builds up nerve tissue, muscle, and brain. Invalids, convalescents, tired-out people benefit permanently by Ceregen—it supplies proteids lacking in ordinary food. Regain health with Ceregen. 2s 6d, 4s fid, 6s 6d, 12s from all chemists. 12s size contains 8 times amount of 2s 6d tin. (2-X) "A BOON AND A BLESSING!" Yes, bub->this time, the "boon" is for women. "No, Rubbing" Laundry Help is proving a great "blessing." Wo hear of ladies being in raptures over it, because of the remarkable ease with which anything, from cambrics and silks to the dirtiest milk-soaked or grease-spattered overalls, can be made quite clean. A "Thinker's" Notebook is given free with every Is packet of genuine "No Rubbing." W. S. Stones. Grocer. (2)

that the summer sun and dry wind tend to parch and brown, the skin, a little Syria I should be rubbed into faces and hands.' Sydal is a fragrant jelly-like emollient which sinks in and preserves the freshness, fairness and suppleness of the. skin. Get a pot now! —2s all chemists and stores—always keep Sydal handy. ... 10