RECOVERING FROM A COLD.
TONE UP WITH ' WILSON'S MALT EXTRACT. As a tonio and restorative to counteract the ofter-efieefcs of a cold or influenza, nothing is w> DfnVacious aa a coarse of Wilson's Malt Extract. This great body-buildmg, strength-pro-moting feed owes its effectiveness to the fact that it ie tho extract of prime malted barley. It contains no drags, no chemicals —nothing in it but what nature provides in the grains of the choicest barley. Little children—babios a fow months old even— tnav have it given them. Wilsou's Malt Extract has a delicious flavour, and it may be taken in varioua ways. Some take it by itself. Some taka it on bread, othars tab© it in hot water or hot milk. Either way ia good Don't risk a rekpse, or remain in a dangerous condition. Build np, get well strong, and vigorous by taking WUsoifs Malt Extract. Chemists and Stares with .-.p without Cod Liver Oil. Bβ euro it's "Wiiwn's." —Adrt.
It i> about 5000 years dnce sUk was first need, after being discovered and made in China. During many centuries the Chinese guarded the 6ecretj then Japan found it out, and eo it spread slowly over Asia and then Europe. WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS is suitable alike lor men and women, and is in every eases beneficial.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17712, 25 August 1919, Page 5
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