. DON’T BE A MENACE. When you have a cold or influenza, get well as quickly as possible, for as long ns these exist you ure n. nienuce to everybody. What you should do is take Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. This wonderful preparation kills the cold germ, eases the cough, allays the fever, at the same time soothing and healing the inflamed air passages. You can always rely on Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy to nip the most promising cold in the bud.—Advt. PEEPS AT PEOPLE. HOW CHILDREN CATCH COLD. It rains. Crass soaking, paths in puddles, streets sloppy, children arrive at school with cold wet feet, and have cold wet feet all the day. Conroe of many ills. Only the strong, healthy child goes through it all without contracting colds and sickness. ‘ ‘ Mnltexo ’ ’ (Wilson ’s Malt Extract) imparts the strength and yitality that enable the children to ward off coughs, colds and similar winter ailments. Makes rich, red blood, tones up the system, builds robust, sturdy frames, and plump, well-moulded bodies. Nature’s tonic food. If you wish your children to avoid winter sickness, to be regular in attendance at school, and to progress with their lessons, keep them healthy and strong with “ Maltcxo. ” 11b. and —lb. jars. 71b. tin, for family use. ' ‘ ‘ Maltexo ’' plain for general tonic. “Mnltexo with Cod Liver Oil’’ for those subject to chest and lung tumbles. —4
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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 26 July 1924, Page 6
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