WHEN I’M A MAN. “When I’m a man,” declared aspiring Tommy, “I’m going to he a soldier with Khaki uniform and brass buttons, and a real sword and a real rifle.” “Yes,” says Daddy, “but to be a soldier you’ll have to be big and stroner- That’s why Mother.is giving you Wilson’s Malt Extract now. It will make you grow up strong and healthy, so that when you’re a man you can be a real soldier if you want ito.” It cannot be emphasised too strongly that Wilson’s Malt Extract makes delicate children thrive. Tt forms flesh, bone, and sinew;, gives them hearty appetites and sound digestions. It is Nature’s food—the extract.. of the finest malted barley—■ that, and nothing more. and nurses use and recommend it. All chemists and stores.—Advt.
Co H S ndbo S k e *^ MfaMTiraSgSaASiMWtgxplainß everything. A. J. PA StK. SON, Anthoriie/lPchat Ageati J Empire Builditit's, Auckland, / Est. 1805. Gisborne Office., 74 Lowe Street.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XLVIII, Issue 4579, 7 June 1917, Page 6
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