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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 31, 5 August 1925, Page 15

GOOD OLD BEE OINTMENT. Yes, it's ola and it's good. For ov«i fifty years it has been the favourite ii many homes. Its first application delightfully soothes any wound and saf* guards agaiiißt infection. The best remedy for cuts, sores, bruises, burns, and all skin troubles, lg 6d all chemists and stores. —Advt. ACTS LIKE A CHARM. Ons trial of Nazol will convince yon of its wonderful powers in driving away colds. It quickly penetrates to th« lungs, soothing the bronchial passages. Nazol acts like a charm on all colds, catarrh, and asthma. Sure, safe, speedy, and economical. 60 doses for Is 6d.— Advt. THE PURE FOODS ACT. ANALYSIS OF WILSON'S MALT EXTRACT. EXCEPTIONALLY HIGH QUALITY. To protect the public the Pure Foods Act'requires that Malt Extract sold in New Zealand must contain 70 per cent, of solids. Analysis of "Wilson's" discloses the high proportion of 80.07 per cent, of solids. The Act also calls for a digestive ratio of 250. Analysis ol "Wilson's" shows a digestive ratio of 374.6. These figures prove that in the two 'very important essentials Wilson's Malt Extract more than meets the requirements of the Pure Foods Act. This oxceptionally high quality is a distinctive feature of "Wilsons," and it explains why "Wilson's" is the most effective tonic food for all who avo weak, run down, and who lack the vitality to ward off cold and winter sickna-w. To keep yourself fit, healthy, strong, and energetic, you niusl nso tlio bnst Mall. Ext runt, "Wilson's." ,\-k your crrocpf or chemist for "Wilson's," :\>vA :nsj s ( on yfitUng "Wilson's." Uovvuro of Mull Extruuts of duiibtful and unknown qual-Hy.-Atlvt. Vat riilldum's M«eklHfl Cough, Woodi' tttMt Veppwwwt Ciur«.-~A4vt