Page 9 Advertisements Column 4

NZ Truth, Issue 1230, 27 June 1929, Page 9

I lov€ Jecoifl«llt t the delicious dry form of Cod liver Oil f^OD LIVER OIL is the sure means of fortifying the system against > all winter ills. But nearly all children hate the ordinary form of cod liver oil — with its nauseous odour and taste! When taken unwillingly the system rebels, the oil is not properly digested and most of its goodness is lost. All children love the delicious flavour of "Jecomalt." The delicious v granules have not the slightest odour or taste of cod liver oil. - ' Yet "Jecomalt" is prepared from more than double the quantity of cod liver oil usually found m ordinary malt and oil preparations. .The finest Norwegian oil is used, together with the renowned "Wander" Malt Extract. "Jecomalt" is rich m vitamins, and the invaluable fat element of the oil is present to a high degree. This is most important because the fat- element supplies the lubricating and weight-increasing properties of cod liver oil. To protect your children from winter ailments make sure that you give them "Jecomalt." They will take it eagerly.- It is m daily use m leading hospitals. aauits, wnen- 26 4 6 716 > eotran increase XQD LIVER OIL & MALT EXTRACT ' • t m weight i* PREPARED IN A DELICIOUS DRY FORM M ™§««* i desired— A. WANDER, "Jecomalt- FREE- ■-. : UTD. t is the ideal [ " : S F LONDON. A Generous sample and fascinating Fairy Story I Makwof • preparation Book '*'''''■ ' *Ov9\tint' - Send name and address together with 3d..in stamps to . : ■. „ :;. ' : : ' Silxond & Spraggon Ltd:, Dept : J& P.O. Box 662, ■ Wellington, for Free Samole of "Jecomalt" and copy . ,;■ oftheFairyStoryßook— "Jeco malt the Giant Killer" J24/33 %a-^;^=^ ' ' ■■■-■"..■.,-

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