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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 7 August 1924, Page 3

PEEPS AT PEOPLE. THE MAX WHO “GROWLS.'’ Most men “growl” a bit. It's their prerogative. Home do it from policy. Sort of suggests “I’m boss of lliis house.” ;iml helps to command respecl. Bui when a man growls at the weather. sneers at his food, snaps at his children, and finds fault with everyone, there’s something wrong. Overwork or mental strain, likely. “Maltexo” (Wilson’s Malt Extract) will “buck him up,” restore his “pep,” brings back his natural, even temper, and kind disposition. A man can’t feel good-natured and amiable when his food gives him indigestion, when lie’s worn out and run down, when his nerves are on edge. “Maltexo” sweetens things up a bit. With or without cod liver oil. —2 DON’T MAKE THE MISTAKE. Don’t make the mistake of looking upon coughs and colds as inevitable ailments to which you are liable during the winter months. No cold should ever be allowed to run its course. As a matter of fact, there is no need for it to develop in the first place. Not only will Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy nip the most promising cold in the bud, but an occasional dose, taken during the winter months, will keep the throat and bronchial tubes so healthy and free from mucus that the cold germ cannot get a foothold. Sold everywhere. — Advt. No bad after-effeet.3 with Wade’s Worm Figs. Pleasant, Sure and certain. —Advt