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Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 83, 8 April 1922, Page 12

TOLD AT THE CLUB. A SUCCESSFUL MERCHANT GIVES SOUND ADVICE. It was the end of a very strenuous business day, and two well-known North Island commercial gentlemen adjourned to theiT club for rest and relaxation. One was quite fagged, and, noticing this, the other was heard to say:— Mr. , what you need is a course of Maltexo (Wilson's Malt Extract). I know, because I am speaking from experience. For years I was a martyr to indigestion, and was vjsually in a weak and run-down state. I quite lost my punch, but now I can go all day long— direct my staff —pull off deals—scilve -problems—and do it all without tiring. People wonder why my bii6iness is so prosperous, but I know—Maltexo did it: You'try a course. There is nothing better in the world for putting pep into tired, worried business men than Maltexo. It ffiade a man of me. Maltexo is obtainable at all chemists and stores, witli or without Cod Liver Oil. Wholesale Distributors: A. S. Patersoii and Co., Ltd., Wellington.— Advt. However dark and deep its sway, Grief does not ever come to 6tay. Joy soon the saddest heart beguiles Within this world of tears and smiles. And so it is with cough or cold, In every phase that may unfold— A glud relief in svm mi re Wheu taking Woode 1 Gve&t teppenalnt Cure.—Advi,