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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 8 July 1924, Page 7

Simple inventions make most money if exploited in the right way. Before you discuss your invention with your friends, let us advise you on how to protect and market it to the fullest advantage.—Henry Hughes Ltd. (Directors: W. E. Hughes and ,T. T. Hunter, Eegd. Patent Attorneys); 157 Featherston St.. Wellington. ... -—6 PEEPS AT PEOPLE. THE TIDED WORKER. fi a.rn. Time to arise. The tired worker stirs, blinks, rubs bis eyes, yawns, stretches, groans. Oh ! for a day in lied, or even another forty winlcs. * But, no! Ten minutes late means a black mark, a day off, a day’s nav lost, j so off he trudges, tired, weary, I dispirited. i It’s bad enough at any time, but heartbreaking when a man’s run down in health, and can’t stand up to it. MALTEXO brightens the lot of the tired worker, and brings a bit of cheerfulness into life—the cheerfulness of good health. MALTEXO (Wilson’s Malt Extract) possesses the great strength-promoting and tonic properties of the concentrated extract of prime barley malt, and gives the tired, worn-out worker the energy to tackle his job with rekindled interest and vigour. Work becomes a pleasure.— Advt. Slumps come go, but the rm neons sale of ‘'No-itiiDbing” Laundry Help goes on year in, year out. Ha-