THE NATION'S NEED.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 17066, 26 July 1917, Page 5

THE NATION'S NEED.

MEN! MORE MEN! AND STILL MORE MEN! Never was the drain on tho manhood of the nation so great as just now. Never was the need for "good men and true" so pressing as at present. Men are wanted to fill the trenches, to man the farms, work the mines, run tho factories and stores. Upon ©ach and all devolves tho necessity to do his level beat in whatever capacity he may bo engaged. This mean 9, of course, keeping oneself fit and well, for no one can do his best if ho be out of sorts, run down. He feels tired and weary before tho dav is half through. To prevent such a condition, a course of Wilson's Malt Extract works wonders. '"This great tonic food creates encrprv and strength, makes ono 100 per cent, efficient, and able to work at full capacity. It is the concentrated essence of the finest malted barleynutriment in its highest and most easily "assimilated form. It tones up the system creates appetite, relieves indigestion, makes the food taken nourishing, forms flesh and aLaow. All chemists and stores,—Advfc,