WILSON'S WISDOM-ISMS.

Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 89, 14 April 1923, Page 11

WILSON'S WISDOM-ISMS.

HELPING THE WIFE,

The wife's lot is not always a • happy I one. Too much to do, not enough rest and .j relaxation. Soon begins to tell. Gets a bit nervy now and then—and inclined to be irritable. Loses weight. No appetite. A cup of_tea will do style of business. No good to her. No good to you. Take home a jar of-Maltexo (Wilson's Malt Extract), and build up her strength and energy, soothe her nerves, restore her appetite, refresh, her sleep. You'll.foel you're doing the right thing —makes you a bit pleased with yourself. You can always say : Don't know what would become of you if you didn't have rao to look after you.—Advt. O, Smiling Eyes! sweet smiling- oyos ! Their charm survives When beauty dies— One happy glance speeds gloom away Liko sunshino on a. winter's day. Bright eyes whioh greet us with a, smile Can even hardened hearts beguile. They ohoer the anguished to endure Liko soothing Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. „i —Advt. JUST A TOUCH OF TAN-OL. Grained wood, and linoleum respond beautifully to a touch of Tan-01, the wonderful liquid polish. Easy to apply, quick to reward rubbing. Produces a high gljoss. Is not sticky and does not easily smear or show fingermarks. All grocers stock liquid Tan-01. Also sold in paste-form.—Advt. If you are subject to. headaches, the preparation Anacin as used by dental and medical men stands in a class by itself. Scientifically compounded, it is safe and rarely fails. Keep a tin in the house. Obtainable from W. S. Wallace, Chemist, Willis street, Robert Johnson, Cuba .street, etc.—Advt. ,« , Jft>? V>font}\iin.\ Coughs, UTto j Woods' Cjroti reptwaiat Cum.—Juki, j