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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 121, 18 November 1918, Page 6

BECOVERING PROM INFLUENZA. ' An attack of influenza leaves the . {lationt very weak, in which state he or she is mOgt susceptible to other forme i Of sickness and disease. To guard ' flgainst this danger, Wilson's Malt Ex- ; tract should be taken. Being the con- j ientrated essence of best malted barley, i fit quickly braces you up, makes you ]■ strong and well,-and fortifies you against f - farther attacks of sickness or disease. , £11 chemists and stores, with or with- ■; | out cod liver oil.—Advt. ' A HINT ON VINEGAR. v ;. Cooks#who know use. Sharland's Malt : ;. .Vinegar in their cooking. • It make* ; even good things better, and adds an ; inimitable flavour wherever, used. Its : pureness and mellowness appeal to the i most discriminating palate. Just a i little in soup, stew, or gravy make* a ; •. big difference. Guaranteed wholesome. ■;■■'■ Brewed from malt and sugar. In bulk j and bottle.—Advt. i A CURE FOR WORMS. The child that suffers from worms is to be pitied. But Wade's Worm Figs : ; will remove all worms, without any ' bad after-effect*. Very palatable—the ;■■ children like Uiem. Contain nothing in- : jurious to the system. Is 6d. Sold by j chemists and stores.—Advt. ,'*' INSIST ON FLUENZOL: If your chemist or grocer is temporarily out of Fluonzol, try elsewhere j or! a» i last resort, get your bottle refilled «t .. moderate cost at Fluonzol Headquarter*, Baker's Buildings (corner Featherston and ' Hunter Streets). 3s and 4s dozen siren *. for clean Fluenzol bottles.—Advt. '■■■'■ f