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... W^ix V DOUBLE SIZE l/1d. I AHore W eetabix is being made, but if at times it is difficult to obtain, this is because more people are buying it. W eetabix Ltd., Burton Latimer, Northants. f 00 '/.tough! He's a man. He owes his abounding energy and sturdy constitution to , a food he loves. This unique energy-giving food, for young and old alike, contains the essential Vitamin B.I and the ...

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... I. Children's Teeth in War-Time Even in wartime a child's diet must contain a proportion of sweet things for nourishment and energy. But sweet things cause acid-mouth which encourages the germs which attack and decay the teeth. To protect the teeth a child's toothpaste should contain plenty of Milk of Magnesia,' the most effective neutralizer of mouth acid known. Only in one toothpaste is ...

... Some children are born with a natural talent for amusing themselves. Others are at a loss and turn to mischief for amusement when nothing else offers. Some of the cold, wet days that we get in early spring become a major problem if children happen to be of the kind that need constant entertaining. There is no rest for anybody unless someone can efficiently organise an antidote to boredom. ...

... KEEP WELL THE SEA These men, 'whereon, under the The timely arrival of mobile good Providence of God, the canteens in out-of-the-way places where wealth, safety, and strength of the duty sends them is often the event of Kingdom chiefly depend,* deserve all the day or night to which they look our thanks and support. Through the forward most keenly. War Service Fund of the you The task is ...

... PROBABLY no better war job than this exists for a woman who is inter ested in industrial welfare. It isn't an easy job. You need to be more than just a nice woman with a sympathetic personality. The qualifications are high. You have to be a sizable person who can think for herself and for others. You have to know the workers' problems first hand that is to say, you must first serve at a bench. ...

... -- rpUK Royal Farm at Windsor, with its pedigree dairy herds and I other stock, is playing a considerable part in wartime food production. The famous Deer Park, the herds reduced to a breeding nucleus of 100 head, now boasts what is probably the biggest single field of wheat in Britain. Illustrations of some of the features of the work will be found in the next two pages. B ...

... lobs for the Holidays WE are asked by the Government to spend our holidays at home this year. The garden owner will surely not find it difficult to satisfy his need for carefree, healthy recreation therein, and it is a happy thought that, by pottering about at leisure, he can make some contribution to the campaign for more home-produced food. The beauty of gardening is that there is nearly ...

... MRS. FERDINAND'S SAPPER HUSBAND, ichen last home on leave, dug over the rough ground of her neic allotment. This time a dish of fresh peas and potatoes for his dinner will be waiting for him when he comes home. Airs. Ferdinand lives in a flat where there is no garden. When she heard about the new scheme, she jumped at the opportunity, and although she has two young children at home, she is ...

... Othello E3 THERE is quite a boom in Shakespeare in London just now, and to the Gielgud Macbeth and Mr. Robert Atkins's excellent season at the Open Air Theatre in Regent's Park has now been added the Old Vic production of Othello at the New Theatre. As a production (by Mr. Julius Gellner) I liked this quite a lot; it is beautifully lighted and the stage picture is always a pleasant one ...