AFTER A HARD DAY. > WILSON'S MALT EXTRACT THE IDEAL PICK-ME-UP. You know how a hard day at the office or factory tuxes your strength and energy. You arrive homo exhausted, "norvy," irritable—too tired to 'be pleasant and agiwablo or to take, an intoreat in anything but your own unhappy condition. That is Naturo's warning that yon have reached your limit; your supply cf physical and nervous energy has been used up by the strain of tho exacting day, and must bo replenished. Wilson's "Mialtoxo" Mall Extract, Naturo's own tonic food, is tlifc best restorative and stimulant when you feel >vrak, exhausted, or out-of-sorts. It. is the pure concentrated essence of prime malted borloy, and is a.n infinitely totter and safer stimulant than spirits or alcohol. A tablespoonful in n cup cf Lot milk makes an ideal pick-me-up. whilo a course of it imparts strength and energy, tones un tho system, makes you feer.koen aim alert. With or without Cod Liver Oil. All chemists and stores—Advt. Be emphatic. Insist on genuine "NAZOL. . Nothing like it for preronting or relieving coughs and wlds. I No cold is Xasvi-preaf. (&) doio» is. 6d. I -Adrt. i
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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 270, 9 August 1920, Page 6
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