"IT TASTES { BOSKER ’ ” .W— —.- HOW TOMMY WAS INDUCED TO TAKE HIS TONIC. Like most' children,. Tommy hated medicine of any description, and his mother was in a quandary. He was irritable, peevish, always catching colds. Something had to be done. At last she hit on an idea. Instead of giving him medicine in the usual way she spread “ Maltese .” on his pieces. Tommy ate it with gusto. “It tastes ‘bosker’,” ho said. ‘ Just as nice as honey.” “ Maltexo ” fills out the frame, forms muscle and flesh, and builds up the system. It’s Nature’s, tonic food—the best preparation imaginable for growing boys and girls, and for adults who are run down or out of sorts. “Maltexo” is New Zealand made. That’s another reason why every thoughtful person gives preference to “ Maltexo.” Our own country gets the bc-ueiit. With or without Cod Liver Oil, in fib and 21b jars and. 71b tins for family use. All chemists and stores.—[Advt.]
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Evening Star, Issue 19616, 23 July 1927, Page 4
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