MOTHER JOY. THE COMPENSATION OF LIFE. Motherhood has its own particular vorries and anxieties; but, after all. ts ups and downs, the work, the .vorry. the sacrifice it often entails, it ms its own special compensations. )n- of them is the joy that conics with the thought that her sacrifice mis not been in vain, and that she has i>< < ceded in rearing healthy, happy, respectful children. This pleasant stale of affairs is attributable. in many instances, to the regular use of Wilson’s "Maltexo” Malt Extract, a tonic food which is of Inestimable value to children who are inn-down and out-of-soi is, and always catching colds. Weak, backward children thrive on Wilson’s "Maltexo.” It builds sturdy frames, enriches the blood, tones up the system, and imparts that, robust vitality which enables them to come through the rigours of winter free from coughs, colds, and similar ailments. Obtainable in 11b end '.‘lb juir and Mb 'ins for familief W’th er without cad Liter Oii.—-A<ht.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 13 July 1935, Page 9
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