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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 34, 8 August 1925, Page 21

.VICTIMISATION.

A CONTEMPTIBLE PRACTICE.

The other day a lady hurriedly entered a certain shop and asked for a jar of Wilson's Malt Extract for her ailing child. Unsuspectingly, she'paid for her purchase and took it home. Imagine her disgust and annoyance on finding, when she took the wrapper off, not the "Wilson's" to which she had been accustomed, but a brand which she had never Been or heard of before. This incident indicates the necessity for ordering "Wil»on'§" Malt Extract, and seeing that you get the genuine "Wilson's." It it the standard Malt Extract m New Zealand—the Malt Extract which, for twenty-five yeais, has l«en used m our public and private hospitals, and recommended by doctors and nurses. To get malt extract that will impart health, strength, and energy, insist on "Wilson's." Obtainable m three varieties :—(1) "Wilson's Malt Extract (plain); (2) WihonVMalt Extract with Cod Liver Oil; (3) Wilson's Malt Extract with Peppermint. Eemember, it must be "Wilson's." —Advt. ■ ;. ■

NATURAL WAY IS NAZOL-WAY

Nazol acts naturally and relieves tha most stubborn colds. A scientific remedy that gets to the root of the trouble. For years the approved specific for getting rid of colds and chest complaints. Take a few drops on sugar or inhale it. 60 doses for Is 6d.—Advt.

Smart shoes, welcome at all times, are doubly welcome "when the shoes are "Matchless." The many styles and 6 j ze s —there's one for every foot—makes a comfortable fit possible for all. Smart style and dependable wear are in every pair. An inspection of the " Matchless " Shoes at Lindsay's, Ltd., Lambton quay, will prove delightful.—Adyt.