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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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... BOB MARTIN'S CONDITION POWDERS keep dogs fit V 'suite c^iM adutt Here's a laxative for young or old, for the strong or the delicate. Lixen is thoroughly effective in action and, at the same time, so gentle as to be quite safe even for children. Made from senna pods, Lixen doesn't 'gripe' or irritate. And it is pleasant to take Lixen Elixir is the palatable liquid in bottles, 1/2, 2/-, 3/6. ...

... 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 ...

... By Our Motoring Correspondent UNDOUBTEDLY war stimulates de- velopment of transport vehicles at both ends of the scale, the very large and heavy and the very small and light. Tanks and tank carriers seem to grow in size; but at the same time there has been remarkable progress with motor-cycle com- binations and ultra-light-weight vehicles and gun-carriers. In these photographs some of the ...

... Happy Family At Home with Florence Desmond A LTHOUGH the pantomime at the Palace Theatre in which she scored such a success has at last come to an end it had one of the longest pantomime runs on record Miss Florence Desmond will not be able to see as much of her seventeenth-century farmhouse near Saffron Walden as she would wish. For she is generosity itself in the matter of giving her ...

... Facing the Rubber Shortage Valuable Wheel Experiments in Essex IN 1933, not one percent. of farm-carts and trailers were fitted with pneumatic tyres, but immediately prior to the present rubber shortage, 95 per cent, of new vehicles were being pneumatically equipped. The- rubber tyre had arrived on the farm. Such a state of affairs called for immediate adjust- ment. Economy in the use of ...

... I DON'T know what made me think of writing an article on this subject this week; perhaps it was because I was asked to-day, by a non-golfer, What is your longest drive? I usually explain that professionals gener ally remember their long drives because they are always made under the most favourable long-driving conditions down hill, fast ground or wind behind, possibly a combina tion of all ...

... This* Kingdom of Horses THE 54th Great Annual Prize Sale of horses, cart colts and fillies at Steyning attracted a large crowd, in spite of bad weather. A hundred and ninety animals of excellent quality paraded, and business was good. Horses averaged 66 guineas, and cart colts 33 guineas. Suffolks at Woodbridse THE Woodbridge Horse Show Society held a most successful meeting once again on ...

... I A LTHOUGH it is endowed with a wonderful air of dis- -CA. tinction, this dress is simple and may be worn on an infinite variety of informal occasions. It may, of course, be shortened, and its aspect further changed by altering the blouse. In its present form the dress is of black cr^pe and the blouse relieved with white sleeves. Little frocks in pastel shades, whose merits are dependent on ...

... Issued by the Going to smash his dreams, Dad He goes a bit dreamy sometimes, doesn't he But the boy's clever enough you reckon there's something behind those dreams he'll get on all right. And you're quite ready to scrimp and save to see him through. How does a lad of his age get on under a Nazi army of occupation Not too well, they tell us fair game for any bit of bullying and brutality, if ...