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Supplied to . , gKjgSj \ Leading Hospitals BpaffiM /1 \ “ Bostona " Tonic Wine helps you from I / ~ \ t\ \ F~l weary convalescence to glorious health. J ft B Wh3h, A\ \kJ Supplied to leading hospitals and re!//Il HI commended by the Medical profession. / » fmfi, Zffl'l i /Ik Approved by the Chemists’ Guild of y JWI h' 2A jl W' .. "Amml A JmE New Zealand. V? iMBi RDSTONA ~=S and by far the nicest drink W . Worth more than it costs Wr /IDA

Also ’ “EZYWURK” Metal Polish, Alumin®um» S * o v e Po,,sh » Household x. White Enamel, Llno- \ leum Varnish, CardinX. x. al Red Enamel. JMfik \ \ |MH| \ HARM THE, HANDS x» rCLEANSER i WA»K »H HBW ZEALAND BY S. A SMITH * CO. LTD. AUCKLAND ;! 1| MW

COMBATING CHILDREN’S COLDS. “OVERCOME THE CAUSE,” SAYS NURSE CAMERON. Children contract colds, not because of the severity of the weather, but because their powers of resistance have become weakened and their vitality has been impaired. This weak state is due, in most cases, to malnutrition. The strong, healthy child is able to resist the onslaught. The sensible way to combat colds, 1 therefore, is to build up the system, and provide it with the necessary . strength and vitality to ward off attacks. This can best be done by giv- ’ ing the child a. course of that great ‘ natural tonic food, Wilson's “Mal- ! texo” Malt Extract. “Maltexo" possesses natural tonic properties which assist the assimililation of food, create appetite, encourage the growth of bone and sinew, and generally fortify the whole system. The child gains in weight and strength, and enjoys the vitality that successfully combats coughs and colds in the severest weather. In 11b and 21b jars and 71b tins for • families. De sure to get Wilson’s. — Advt.

QUALITY, NOT PRICE, THE TEST. It’s the cost per cup, not the cost per bottle, that is the true test of coffee value. -Gregg’s Eagle Coffee Essence is full strength and full flavoured. It makes more cups to the bottle, and is actually the cheapest coffee essence obtainable. Order “Eagle” and save money.—Advt. Effl rim 57 MnMßMnMfi' | DISTRIBUTORS

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Greymouth Evening Star, 1 September 1934, Page 9

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Page 9 Advertisements Column 1 Greymouth Evening Star, 1 September 1934, Page 9

Page 9 Advertisements Column 1 Greymouth Evening Star, 1 September 1934, Page 9

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