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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19659, 10 June 1927, Page 9

CHILDREN'S COLDS. HOW TO AVOID THEM. Colds are contracted through germs in the air invading; the body and gaining mastery. But they only get the upper hand when vitality and powers of resistance are lowered by being run-down or in a weak condition. The healthy, vigorous child has sufficient vitality to resist the germs, even though exposed to cold weather or getting wet going to school. > The best way to avoid colds among children, therefore, is to build up their strength and vitality. Warn: clothing, good plain food, and a jar or so of Wilson's "Maltexo" afford the best protection. "Maltexo" is specially beneficial becauso it is the pure, highly concentrated extract of barley malt—the finest preparation in the world for building up children and giving them vigour and vitality. With or without Cod Liver Oil. In lib. and 21b. jars and 71b. tins. Made in New Zealand, too. Another reason why you should demand "Malt-oxo.'-—Advt.

A treat for tho week-end.— Nothing would be more appreciated than ' fudor Swoets—Chocolates, Nutty Rolls a Fudges—3s per lb., in Candy Square, at Milno and Choyce's. Exceptional value in AH-wM* Dress Fabrics. See advertisement in this issue. Smith and Caughey, Ltd.